Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
mARAETS BY TELEGRAPH.

receipts ZOO; saIeS 0OUi STOCK b,OOO.
RiARRETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July "a, 4:3O P. M.-Consols
93ac. United States 5-2Os of 1862, 925;
1865, 92s; 1868, 91s; 10 4Os, 913. Tai
low AS. Antwerp petroleum 49s Cd.
PARIS, July 24-Rentes 55f. SIC.
LIVERPOOL, July 24.-Ootton steady; mid
ding upiands 99d; Orleans 9sd; sales
$4,000 bales; specu alton and export 8, 900
bales. Lard 49s Sd. Cheese 52s Sd. Tur-
pentine sos.
New. YORK Money Market.
New YORK, July 24.-GoId closed
stronger to-day, opening at III and clos
ing at 112@1129. Loans made in the
morning at l per cent. for carrying, this
evening at from 1 to per cent was paid
for use. Clearings $3S 100000 Govern
ments dull and steady, 5-2Os May and No
vember advanced ! from opening prices.
The stock market has been active with
much better feeling, prices advanced
quickly a. every attempt of the bears to
cover. The bulls predict an active and
buoyant market before the close of the
week. Northwestern advanced about 2
per cent. to-day. The market at the close
was strong and higher when the best prices
of tie day were made. The chief features
were Pittsburg, Reading, Ohio, North !
western, Lake Shore, Western Uniol and
Hannibal and st. Joseph The greatest |
advance was made in the above mentioned !
stocks The rise to-day was attributed |
largely TO covering short contracts, as
money bears did not like it to remain
short market over the Lake Shore meeting
next Wednesday. Money easy at 2@3 |
per cent. State bonds dull without ma
terial change. Missouri's 80; Tennessees, /
old %, new 724; Virginias, new 723s, old |
60; North Caroiinas, old 40, new 26Jc.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, 11O4.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Ths dry goods |
market has been more active; indeed, |
business is good for this season, among the |
principal jobbers, chiefly in full packages;
and staple cottons are still looking up. /
Dwight Y brown sheetipgs have advanced |
from 81 TO 10c; do. Y from los to 1O3c; |
do 2 from III to 11fc. Amoskeeg z /
bleached do. from II to 49,. Barnsley
Z S do. 1O@1O4c. Bedford A brown
sheetings advanced from 9 to 95c. Cones
toga A do. from to SIC. PeppereH
blesched c0rsett jeans advanced from II to
145c. All round-woolen shawls opened to-
day by some sgents-among others Pease,
Dale il Co, whose goods were eagerly
sought after-at an advance of five per
cent. as follows: N I fancy long shawls
S775; 72x144, W L do, 6 70; 674x135 |
inches, L fancy, ). 70; 63x136 inches, do.
checks, 3.75; do. drabs, 3. T5@4 %; brown
4 %; 72x144 inches, extra stripes, l1.5O;
do. square do. 5 so
New York Live Stock Market,
NEW YORK, July 2I-Beeves num-
Der S, 275 for the week and ;, 700 to-day;
los cars, Oommunipaw, lib HundredIh
street, and rs at Weehawen. With this
heavy supply the market is active, and all
selling a. more than &c advance since last
Monday, but scarcely as high as on Fri
day. Texans in better flesh are selling at
S@9c; connon western at 10@11c; fair to
goad at 11l@12c; prime at 12Ac; average
at nearly III; 66 Texas, $40 pounds, 81,
90 pounds 120 Illinois, 81 pes oTt,
104e; so Kentucky, q cwt., 1It@1T4; 80
IA Ohio, cwt., st l2e. Sheep and lambs,
80, 020 for the week, and 1900 to-day. The
market is good and strong for sheep, but
HCGh luz lE1uOb- AUOUJ AL u6dl6I5 Selling Il
sheep at 5@63c; lambs at 63@9Ae, car
81 pounds Ohio sheep, 53c; deox one
hundred pounds, &c; car 90 pounds west
ern lambs Ske; car G3 pounds Osnadas, DC;
lot 80 pounds culls 64c- Hogs, "a, 600 for
week and $4,000 to-day. After decline
Of one-quarter cent on Saturday, the mar
1et is firm again at Gk973o for dressed;
;ar $50 pounds sold alive at 9-16o.
4
New YORK, July "a Flour dull and
loldeIs anxious to sell; receipts $1,000 bar
els. Sapertine western and State 81. 400
'.CO; common TO good extra So. 2O@5. 20;
,ood to choice S. 6O@6 20. White, west
IN extra $6.10@6.75; Ohio extra SIS. 35O
20; st. Louis S5.60@9 90. Rye flour
s3 S5@5.50. Corn meal, western So. 2562 |
80. Whisky firm at 96e. Grain-wheat
lrm and in fair demand; receipts $4,000
,usheis; spring No l, 81 fl; No. S1.36@
80; new and old red and amber $3.50 ;
As; white western S1.38g1.55. Rye, !
,arley and malt quiet. Com firm and in
air demand; receipts 2S0,O0O bushels;
nferor and common western mixed Clio
75c; good to choice G6969c; yellow 700
&c; straight western mixed for August !
&c. Oats in fair demand and prices ad-
5ncSd; receipts Sc, 900 bushels; western
O@61c; Ohio $1,000. Hay and hops m
hanged. Coffee firm in fair demand; Rio :
3I@1Gc. Sugar firm, with fair inquiry: 1
lir to good refining 94@9sc Cuba 9@1Oc.
Iolasses dull but unchanged. Rice S@82s.
'etroleum, crude 144@l49c; refined '25so. y
'o!al stock of grain: Wheat 1872, 600 bush
Is; corn 945, 900; oats l8O, 900; rye $1,000; s
ialt 22I 900; peas $4,000. Provisions-- :
ork heavy; mess, new, S145O. Beef dub
at meats quiet. Lard heavy; good go u
DC; kettle dried lie. Butter quiet;
estern 10@lSc; State 15@2Sc. Cheese |
all at 7@11o. I
--LATEST -FlouT-con would have
} be made TO sell; So 20@5.7O for ship
ing grades Of extra. Wheat and oats firm
unchanged rates. Corn, prime mixed
estern 6Sc. Lard dull at 10f 70. July.
ggs very firm at &c. d
baltimore Markets. b
BALTIMoEE, July 24.-Fiour, city mills, q
gh grades declined 25s, others weak but ii
nchanged; western family Sc. 1901 80. o.
heat duh ard Dropping OHIO and Indiana e,
l.30@1.40. Corn dull; mixed western ESQ
)c. OGts-old western G0@62c. Mess pork