Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-22
HONEY Markets.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2I.-GoId,
1l7!. Sight, { premium. Sterling, 572.
LONDON, June 2l.-Consols for mo-
ney, 934@93t; on account, 93F9935;
United states 5-2Os Of 1865, 1905; 5-20s Of
1867, 1851; 1O-40s, lO41; new IS, 1881
New York Central, 81; Erie, II; Erie
preferred, 20.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Money easy
st 2G3 per cent, closing with large
offerings at the former figure; prime
mercantile paper, 34G15 per cent. Ster-
ling quiet at 4S6IG4S7 for sixty day, and
4S93G]491.for sight. Customs receipts,
S2S4 600. Gold strong, opening at ll7i,
closing at l174. Borrowing rates, 81.
/ 81, 3 64G1 81. Loans were maue fiat
at the close. The assistant treasurer dis
bursei $4,000. CIearings, S45, 900, 600.
Government bonds were firm; coupons
Of 1881, 1851; 5-205 of 1852, isl; 1854,
119; 1865, 1921; 1865, new, l24; 1867,
1851; coupons Of 1868, 124s; new fives,
1lS5; 10-40s, 1l9I; currency 6s, l22S.
STATE bonds steady; Missouri 6s,
I02; old Tennessee, As: new Ten
nessee, 37J; old Virginis, 37l; old North
Carolina, 90 new North Carolina, II.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher
funds, There was an improved feeling
on the stock exchange to-day, and a
more hopeful feeling than for a long
time past. The market opened strong,
with Pacific Mali, Lake Shore, Erie,
and Western Union as the leading fes-
lures. Pacific Mail was unusually act
i've, and advanced steadily from 334 to
353, dealings at times having been at
tended with considerable excitement.
Erie opened at 123 against IA at the close
Saturday, and soon touched 124. At the
second call Pacific Mail was strong at
the highest point, but the remainder Of
the list showed reaction Of ! to } per
cent. Stocks were strong and higher at
the close, under the lead Of Pacific Mail,
which rose to 374 on report that the
Australian government had granted a
large subsidy to the company. The deal
ings in this stock were very large, and
formed prominent feature Of the mar
ket. Lake Shore advanced from 593 to
60s on large transactions. Erie was firm
er and advanced to l44, closing at IA.
Western Union rose to 735, st. Paul to
325, Northwestern to 81, Rock Island
to 1924, and Union Pacific to 73k. Pam
anna rose per cent, from $50 to 135.
The other changes were slight. Trans
actions at the stock exchange sggre-
gate 262, 900 shares, of which $4,000
were Pacific Mail, 81, 600 Western
Union, 5000 Northwestern, 5000 st.
Paul, $4,000 Erie, 81, 600 Lake Shore and
5000 Union Pacific. Closing quotations:
Canton, 634; Western Union Telegraph,
733; Quicksilver, 153; Adams express
company, SO; Wells & Fargo's ex-
press company, 70; American express
company, SIS; United States express
company, 46; Pacific Mail, 378; New
York Central, 102; Erie, l3B; Erie
preferred, 81; Harlem, 1893; Harlem pre-
ferred, 1872; Michigan Central, 654; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, 80; North
western, 37!; Northwestern preferred
494; Rock Island, 1921; New Jersey
Central, 1893; st. Paul, 32l; st. Paul pre-
feTred, $40; Wabash, Z: Wabash pTePd,
Is; Fort Wayne, 993; Terre Haute,
Is; Terre Hsute, preferred, not quoted
Chicago and Alton, I02; Chicago
ami Alton preferred, 10Y; Ohio
and Mississippi, %; Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati, so; Burlington
and Quincy, Il24;' Lake:Ehore, cog;
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Cen
trail, 81; Illinois Central, I0l; ATTAIN
tic and Pacific telegraph, %; Union
Pacific stock, 738; Central Pacific
bonds, 106; Union Pacific bonds, 1861;
Delaware and LackawSnna, llSB,