Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-22
Galveston. July IS.
Norfolk, July ID.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 81, P. M.-Consols 500
$40 bonds steady; '62s, 81; '65s, 81; '67s,
804; 1040s 70. Bullion in the Bank of
France decreased $50, 600 pounds. Sugar
/ 31s@6d@9d.
LIVERPOOL, July 21.-Cotton dull and
irregular; middlings SD; Orleans SGD; sales
| 1000 bales, export and speculative. Cali
/ fornia white wheat Us; red Western No. 2
los 3d@6d. Western -four :6s@27d. Corn
No. mixed 35s@9d Beef 112s@6d
| New York Money Market.
New YORK, July 21.-The absence o
definite news from Europe caused reduc-
ton in the gold market which opened
very quiet and comparatively tame this
morning at 121@122, declining before noon
to 121s@1212. From noon until O'Clock
this afternoon it remained comparatively
steady, though quite sensitive, as kilograms
of pending battle were expected. After
o'clock there was a sharp downward turn
and prices declined to 119s, but again
rallied to 1903. closing at 1901. There
was considerable excitement in the after
noon on the decline, owing to reported
failures, and there were some heavy sales by
German bankers. One hundred and eighty
thousand dollars in gold was sold at auction
LO-Udy hL lzlE. Ol6dIduCc5 IO-uAY IcJO,-
3I3, 600. Carrying rates 3 cent curren-
cy, 1-13@1-15 2 cent, and q cent gold,
5-6407 q per cent currency; X-clearing
house to fiat weaker with an increased sup
ply Leading bankers ask Ito to 1.I09
for 60 days bills, but sales were made on
the street to-day at 1.092@1. 095; prime
light bills 1.104@1. 10s. Shipments ofspecie
1888, 600. The money market opened &C
tive at 6@7 q cent on governments and Z
q per cent currency to q per cent gold
on stocks. This afternoon it was easier. |
At the close of bank hours money was more |
plenty at 9 cent on stocks and to q
cent on governments. In the Gold Room, |
however, money was still stringent, and |
capital is generally afraid to loan at full !
currency value on gold. The Government |
bought 1000, 600 bonds to-day at IO7@ |
1.O7 70-100. Governments opened heavy |
and remained dull, closing quiet. There |
are no evidence of the return of any con- |
siderable amounts from Europe. State |
bonds lower; old Tennessees, 611; new |
584. Sub-Treasury balance-gold, ST. |
us, PA; currency, le,497, 6s4.
New York General Markets
NEW YORK, July 21-Cotton nominal;
sales 700 bales; middling uplands zoe. |
Flour-recelpts IL, $40 bbls; less active and /
unsettled shipping grades 10000 lever;
better grades unchanged; sales II, Coo bbls;
5000. 40 for superfne State and Western;
6 75@7.0Q for good to choice do; 675@ |
EGO for common to choice extra white
wheat western extras; G.4O@6 IS for COM
mon to choice extra Ohio; 65O@9. IS for
common to choice extra st. Louis. Rye
flour firm; sales of 300 bbls at 5.4O@7 25.
Whisky unchanged; sales of 300 bbls at
L03@1.04, latter for old wheat; receipts
1l5, 123 bbls. Wheat less active at the
close; 4@6c lower; sales s0,OOS bush; 154
for No. l spring; 1901. So for No. 2 Chi
cago; 1.40@1. As for No. Milwaukee; 1.56
@l,579 for red and amber Western; LES
for new amber Indian A; COOL. Go for old
white Indian A. Rye dull. Corn-re-
5eipts 129, PSI bush; dull; 1@2clo lower; sales
A., 600 bush; new Western mixed 1. 02@I. 08;
closing at 1.O4@1.O7 for prime. Oats