Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 5l.--W ali oJrSets-Ine
money market closed firm, but very
quiet. The New York Central, Wabash
and Reading were the strongest stocks of
the day. Northwestern shares we're
weak at one time, but finally rallied.
Northwestern preferred were scarce for
delivery and to-day 1-32 TO 1-16 per cent
was paid for use. United States
coupons of 1881, 116; do 82s. 5-20s, I141<
do 64s, 1879; do 65s, 1135s; do new,
II21z; do 67s, 5 20s, I12H; do 6ss, II3;
do 10 4Os 1135<; do currency 6s, I141s.
Canton, 70; West. U. Telegraph Co.,
573z; Quicksilver, 111z; MaripOsa, 1903; do
preferred, 1906; Adams Express CO.,
8IZ; Wells, Fargo * Co.'s Express, A
American NJ. u. Express Company, 531S;
Pacific Mail, 46; New York Central,
962<; New York Central scrip, 922<; Erie,
289S; do preferred, S.; Harlem, 1928;
do preferred, 100; Reading, 1121z;
Michigan Central, 100: Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, I20; Northwestern,
675s; do preferred, 9lL; Rock Island,
I081S New Jersey Central, 1855; st. Paul,
591z; do preferred, sO9S; Wabash, 597s do
preferred, 50 Fort Wayne, So; Terre
Haute, "a; do preferred, 81; Chicago
and Alton, l22; do preferred, l2S3<; Ohio
and Mississippi, Al; Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati, s65z; Burlington and
Quincy. 148; Union Pacific, 262s; Central
6711,
Dry Goods.-The dry goods market as
yet exhibits no sign of animation in
general way, although slight movement
in specialties, such as shaWis and other
classes of WOOlen articles, which is
thought to be owing to the scarcity and
high prices prevalent for raw material.
Wooden shawls have opened comparative
ly low. and have been handled freely by
the leading iObbers. All lines closed out
by agents can only be contracted for at
an advance or at full value. Cotton fab
RIGS are steady and firm, with stocks pret-
ty well on hand for the season. Printed
cloths, having been extensively sold
ahead of production, are passing from
view as they pass from the loom.
Cotton IL in light demand at 1591<c de-
cline in up.ands; receipts 793 bales;
middling, 1870. Flour, heavy; super
fine, Western and State, So 45q5 s5; COM
mon to good extra Western, So COOS 90;
Common to good extra Ohio, s. 75CQ9;
common 70 choice extra st. Louis, market
closing heavy. Rye -four steady at $40
so. COrnmeal steady at So 1904. Wes-
tern whisky is steady at 96c. Sugar dull;
fair to good refining, 9AGg9Ac; 800 hogs
heads Cuba, 9kQlOc. Molasses dull and
unchanged. Rice quiet at 7M981zc.
Petroleum easier; crude, 14c; refined 25c.
Pork is more active and a shade easier for
prime and prime mess; new mess, $ll9l5;
prime, Sl2(l12 70; 5G0 barrels of mess s
months from December lst, Sl3 so; 900 do,
one year from August Ist, S13 50G20; do,
September, SlS So; $50 do do, Sl4. Butter
is steady at l2@2Oc; Western, l50SOc;
Cheese quiet at 7Q11lc.
- 1ACINCINNATE. -
CINCINNATI, July 31-Cotton Is dull
and nominal at 1870. Flour is dull and
unchanged. Family, S. 1905 65. Wheat
is dull and lower; red, 81 10@l l6. Corn
dull and dropping at 5l@52c. Rye dull
and lower at 6Sg65e. Oats dull, lower
and unsettled at 3SQ39c. Barley quiet
and weak, with no sales. Groceries and
oils steady. Butter steady, with mod
crate demand at 12c for selected. Cheese
dull and unchanged at 9@l0c. Pork is in
fair demand at lower rates; sales loco bbls,
chiefly to cover short sales. Lard dull
and nominal, as regards old; sales of new
prime steam at 91Io. Bulk meats dull and
unsettled; sales of shoulders at 59sc;
sides, 6%c; rough bacon dull and unset
tied, sales of shoulders at $40; sides are
held at 8GS95c. Hogs dull and dropping
at g 80. Cattle heavy; receipts depress
the market; prices nc lower; prime to
mand at full prices; sales of 24l hhds.
Whisky quiet and weak at 93c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 3I.-CottOn dull and
nominal at l99l91%c. Flour is in fair
order demand, chiefly for low and medium
grades; suDerhne winter, 81 25(l4 so; Xxx,
S5(15 so; xxx, 50 70; family, $6Q7 so,
Wheat closed dull and lower; No. red,
inspected, 81 I4(1l 10; No. 2 red winter,
81 %. Corn dull, unsettled and lower;
in bulk mixed, on track, 40942c; No.
mixed, in elevator, 45c; mixed sacked, 40
C150c. Oats dull and dropping: in bulk
on track, 3lk932c; sacked, 37(944. Rye
dull at 65959c. Barley dull at soc for
choice. Tobacco steady. Hemp un-
changed; bsgging dull at 20@2lc. Whisky
steady at SAC. Pork quiet at $I4@l4 %.
Bacon lower, order lots sold at 09<c for
shoulders; clear rib sides, SIC; clear
sides, 83%G9o. Lard duh at 1910 for keg.
HOgs-the supply is small and the market
is firm at S4Gl4 20. Cattle quiet at $50
8 25 for fair to choice.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 3l-Flour is quiet.
Wheat-NO. 2 spring weak and 31lc lower,
closing at 81 05 for this month, and 81 03
for August. This afternoon it was un-
settled at 81 o. for cash. Corn-No. 2
mixed active and lZc lower, 440D45c for
cash. This afternoon 1t was steady at
1870 for August. 0ats-No. 2 active and
%gzc lower, closing az SIC for cash.
Rye-NO. 2 easier at 33@lS4e. Barley--NO.
2 spring stronger at 65966c for cash. High
wines 92c. Mess pork easier, closing at
Sl3 3734o for cash. Hogs steady at $40
4 so. Cattle dull and lower at "a 800
o S7H.
LOUIsVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 81 1-Tobacco-sales
So hhds; prices unchanged at full rates
for all grades, Flour is in fair demand;
extra family is held steady at So. Wheat
firm st 81 25Ql 35. Corn is in fair de-
mand sales OF shelled sacked at 69c.
Oats-new in bulk, 35@3Sc. Rye steady
at SOC for choice from store. Provisions
quiet and unchanged in every respect and
nothing doing. Mess pork, Sl5; bacon
l4@l5c. Lard, lO9llc. Whisky firm at
$50.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, July 31.-CottOn is dull
and lower; low middling, 17c. Bacon
shoulders 75Rc; clear sides, sc; hams
plain, 12Hc; sugar r-cured 16c. Lard
prime steam, IlHc. Wheat, 81 2091 40.
Corn 72c for sacked and delivered. Oats
new, 58c; old, zoe. Rye $50. Barley
"a 50@4 20; family, So 5OG7 so. Corn
meal 75c.,
GALVESTON, July 3I-Cotton market |
is dull; good ordinary, 1910; net receipts, |
2l6 bales; exports ooastwise, 1894 bales; |
stock, II, ,b22 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July 3l.-Cotton market !
is dull; middling, l815919c; net receipts, |
l36 bales; exports cOastwise, 800 bales; |
stock, 1851 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, July Sl.-There is nothing |
doing in the cotton market; middlings |
nOminally lSJ<@l9e; net receipts, 214 |
bales; exports cOsstwise, 554 bales; stock, |
1887 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, July 3I.-Cotton is dull and |
nominal; middling, 1Sc; net receipts, III |
bales; sales, l50 bales; stock, 1886 bales. |
PITTsBURG.
PITTsBURG, July 3l.-Crude petroleum |
dali and nominal at 102[@121zc for sellers |
all the year, and 1lHc for buyers all the |
year; refined dull and nominal; 1000 bbls |
for sellers of September at 251<c; spot, |
242<@243Ec; sellers of August, 25zc.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 81 4:30 p.m.-Consols, ,9SA |
for money and account. U. y. coupons |
5-20s of 1862, 90; do of '65. old, 92A; do |
of '67, 92; 1910 bonds, 90.
PARIS, July 31.-Rentes, 55f $40.
LIVERPOOL, July 3l.-COtton is fiat; |
uplsnds, sgd; Orleans, 91sd; sales, 5000 |
bales; 500 for export and speculation. Lard |
4Ss Cd. Turpentine, 43s. Breadstuffs un-
changed.
FRANKFoRT, July 31.-United States |
$40 bonds closed at 96A for 62s.