Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-02
MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, November 1.-Rentes, 65t
62Ic.
NEW ORLEANS, November l.
Gold, 1851; sight, discount; sterling
bank, 550955l.
LONDON, November 1-Copsols FOL
money and on account, 81 Is Is; 5-20l
of 1865. 1881; 5-20s ofIS67, l0Sl; I0-4Os,
lO4i; new tives, 1887; New York Gen.
trail, SO; Erie, l5s; Erie preferred, 50.
NEW YORK, November I,-Money
closed at 3G4 rer cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 6(d7 per cent. The ass 8 =
ant treasurer discussed 81 ,24s,0O0. Gus
toms receipts, 1856, 900. Gold closed at
ll6, the lowest point OF the day. The
highest price was Il6s. Rates paid for
borrowing were lisa per diem TO per
cent. per annum, and fiat, but in the
afternoon l@2 per cent wai paid for
carrying. The movements Of gold be-
tween New York aud San Francisco are
reported very irregular. The receipts
from the Pacific c3akt this morning are
$500 900. TIE renittances to San Frsn-
cisco were $3.50 600, by the First national
bank here to the National G Did bank
and trust company in San francisco,
which was suddenly run upon. The
bankers and merchants were making up
their mail to-day, as to morrow, being
election day, will be legal holiday, and
banks, gold, stock and other exchanges
will be closed. Mr. r B. Hall has been
readmitted s member Of the stock eX-
change. A Wall street dispatch from
London says: Echir ger & Femsn, IRON
masters, Of VIenns, are reported sus-
pended; also, II. Krestler & Co, bank
80 3 1t. q,
ly of Johnson. Hi.sch e. Co, announces
his failure odsy. Il grows out Of the
failure Of his firm, the members having
given him their individual notes for
debts due by the firm. Govern
Of 1881, 1913; 1854, ll53, ex-divi-
1919; 1853 1919; new 5s, 1l6, ex-divi-
pOns, ll74; currency 81, 1881. State
Tennessee 81, old, 4S4; Tennes-
see s., new, 46s; Virginia IS, old, S94;
Virginia IS, new, 40; Missouri IS, 1917
In railroad bonds this afternoon Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated coupon
gold bonds were in active demand, aud
sold up to ISL This advance is proba-
bly, in sympathy with the Increasing
business of the rCai, the daily traffic
showing an increase of about 5000
Union Pacific sinking funds fell off to
IS; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
seyens sold at 167; Union Pacific firsts
sold st 1911. Stocks were generally
firm and higher in early dealings, but
there was 8 reaction, fol-
lowed later by partial recovery. stocks
were buOyant toward the close when the
highest prices OF the day were made
in some SHARES. The market C O5ed dull
but strong. The earnings CT the roads
are steadily increasing as general
thing. Lake Shore advanced to 62s
common to 373; North
western preferred TO 5lR ST. Paul to 345
st Paul preferred to 624, and Michigan |
Central to 90. Transactions on the stock |
aggregated 135, 800 shares, Of |
which 10 200 were Erie, 60, 500 |
Lake Shore, 500 Northwestern, IA $50 |
Pacific Mail, 1850 st. Paul, 2700 Ohios,
10000 Western Union and 500 Missouri |
Pacific. Closing quotations were:
Western Union Telegraph, ISL; Pacific |
Nail, 408; Adams Express company,
.0l; Wells Il FaTg0's Express COM |
1any, 70; American Express company,
~; United States Express company, |
Is; New York Central, 104i; Erie, 18b; |
Erie preferred, 80; Harlem, 1929; Hsr-
EN- preferred, 100; Michigan Genital,
32S; Union Pacific stock, 500; Lake
Shore, 623; Illinois Central, 924; Pitts
BURG, S94; Northwestern, 35S; North
western preferred, 81; Cleveland and
"a; New Jersey, 1861; Rock
Island, l03i; st. Paul SAG; sc. Paul,
624; Wabash, 81; Wabash,
preferred, Z; Fort Wayne, 81; Terre
dsute, 5; Terre Haute preferred, 20;
Jhicsgo and Alton, Sc; Chicago and
Alton preferred, 1881; Ohio and Missis-
ippi, l63; Indiana Central, So; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 1909; Hanni-
yal and st. Joseph, =; Delaware and
1l8l; Atlantic and Pacific
telegraph, 10; Central Pacific bonds,
O44; Union Pacific bonds, 1913