Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-16
TELEeRAPHIc MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS.

steady; sales lO9 bales middlings ar
! 30630Ic. Receipts 3S bales; exports,
| cOastwise, 743 bales. Flour firmer;
superfine 50 70; Xxx So 50; xxx
S6 625. Corn dull; mixed 81; white
81 05. Oats quiet at 64G 65c. Bran
| 81. Hay S29. Pork held at sS5 so.
Bacon firm at lie for shoulders, and
| l93G20c for clear sides. Lard firm; in
tierces, 20G204c; in kegs 20 23c.
Sugar dull; common 11@ll4c; prime
I3$@14c. Molasses dull; rebOiled
60 to zoe. Whisky 81 l2l6l 10.
Coffee, fair 15C6 1jlc; prime 1910 l63c.
Gold 1928. Sterling l41R New York
sight premium.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August l4.-COttOn
firm; sales 1909 bales; uplands 33lc.
Flour 81 10 to Z 60. Wheat 81 60 to
IS. Corn 81 IL to l II. Whisky
81 49,. Coffee firm. Sugar IL to l2}c
for Cuba. MOlasses firm.
Dry Go0ds.-There is no general
animation as yet. Late failures in dry
goods and wool business, and those
among three or four Eastern wOolen
mills have excited an unfavorable in
huence on business generally, as it
makes it difficult to negotiate dry
goods paper, unless at high rates, but,
nevertheless, there are some classes of
| bulky goods which Western and
Southern buyers are purchasing more
freely on account of the very low
rates of freight. Knit hosiery, Ger
mantOWn goods and heavy wOOlens.
as well as cotton goods, remain mac
tive. A good style Of dark prints
sell as low as l2lc. Ready sale. such as
Gloucester, Loueslee and Oriental, are
slow. Sheetings age in limited de
m3nd at 163Gl7c for best Eastern
makes. White goods, like Augusta,
can be bought at lj!c, and Bedford r
at l0!c. The Blackstone bleached
muslins are down &c, and are selling
at 15lc. The market generally closes
quiet,
Aloney-Easy, at COZ per cent on
call. Sterling is quiet at lO95@ll0.
More grain bills are Offering and a few
cotton bills. Gold opened at 1919 and
fell to 1873 rs, and under sensational
rumors rose T. 1GAEI943. At the
Clp5e II was 134s. 1t is reported that
the Secretary Of the Treasury would
purchase ten millions OF bonds in Sen
tember and October, and sell two MD
lions Of gold in September, Sut none
in October. Following this was a
statement that at the next Cabinet
meeting Cuba would be purchased,
and, finally, private telegram gave
out that bonds were Sc in London.
These statements occasiOned few pur-
chases. The carrying rate far g8ia IS
2(95 per cent. Cio&I6nGes III, ,Cl00, 600.
G5yelnIleIfts inactive. State bonds
iirmer; old TenRs, 6l new oh.
CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, August 14.-FamilY
flour S6C66 p. Corn 95c. Oats 81 to
6Oc. Whisky 81 03. Pork $34 90.
Bulk meats i4G14i@16}(G16Ic. Ba-
con shoulders l5l@153e; clear sides
/ I9,a19le. Hams 24c. Red wheat 81 50
al SO; white 81 4O9l 45. Rye 90 %
99c. Butter 25930c, TsSssgs lac. Cheese,
Western reserve 13c; factory l5c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 14.-Superiine
-four IS 25G5 90. Wheat, prime to
choice 81 As to l 5S. Corn 50 to Csc,
Oats. mixed ~ to 43c, Rye 98c.
Whisky 81 10. Pork s34 p. Clear
sides lice. Bacon 15l@l6c; sides l9@
l9lc. Lard 19I@20c,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August l4.-Fiour, spring
extra, 81 SO. Wheat 81 IS. Corn 80
G9Olc. Oats 49l@49lc. Rye 81 05.
Barley 81 30. Highwinss 81 O29I 09.
/ Pork Sg3 %. Dry salt shoulders 1889.
Lard l9919lc. Hams l7l@lsc. Sides
/ I6Bc,