Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-22
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

mARkETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Aug. 21-4:3O p. M-Consols
93A. United states Bonds 5-20's Of $685.;
do '65 934; do '67 92i; do. 10-40's %.
PARIS, Aug 21.-Rentes 56@10c.
ANTwERPT, Aug 2l.-Pstrolsum 49c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 31.-Cotton easier;
middling uplands SD; do. Orleans sgd;
sales 10, 600 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales. Cheese sos Cd. Petoleum,r
crude 10@11e.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Aug. 21.-Gold is weak;
opening at 112a, and closing at 1929. 1t
is reported that one of the clique sold out
to-day which caused the decline. Gold for |
delivery is still scarce, from lisa to I per
cent was paid for use. Cearings about |
AZ, ZOO, 900. Government bond feverish, |
owing to the decline in gold. In the stock |
market there has been an entire absence of !
speculation life, and with the exception of |
Pacific Mail and Union Pacific which has |
been comparatively steady. The whole |
list was depressed little by bear sales.
Nhe most principal operators have gone to |
Saratoga and Newport. Short interest is !
AOdNJ7 hL0 TIC A4dthOt OAOoc0 O0t 1
with stronger feeling. The earnings of |
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Mime |
sofa Railroad for the first two weeks in |
August re- as follows: For the week end |
ing Aug. z, $12,272; for the week ending |
Aug. II, $14, 206. These earnings are /
stated by agents to be from that portion of /
the road between Burlington and Cedar |
Falls. The extension which is now in pro- |
- g.
Mason City is not yet being open for traffic. |
Money easy at 2@3 per cent. State |
bonds dull, with the exception of Missouri |
which is strong and active. Sterling eI- |
change-Bankers bills 1881; United States |
coupons of 1881, 119; United States cou-
pons-5-fOs of 1861, 114ss; do. ga, ia; do. |
'65, ia; do. new, I13; do. 81, 1134; do. |
SO, 1144; do. 10-4O's, 114!; currency GO,
1864. Missouri bonds 961; Tennessee,
old, 70; do. new, 75k; Virginia, new, Y;
do. old. So; North Carolina, old, 45; do.
new, 26.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-There is little
change to notice in the features Of the
market. The demand on the whole is
moderate and prices steady for all staple
fabrics. We quote printing cloths 7974c
and all leading makes of dark prints IL &c;
second quality Adristic brown sheetings
13c, Indian lead and continental O 1910,
Indian orchard A forty inch improved lac,
BIB lilo, Monadnock "a 274c, do 1O-4 SOC,
do liza 35c, Stark A brown drills 14c,
Gates corset Jeans 10c, Laconia 139c, An
droscogin sateens 15c, Amoskesg brown
denims 25c, Columbian blue do PIC,
Olark's 25c, Haymaker 13tc, Farmers l.
Mechanics 15tc, Otis A 22c, BIB zoe, 90
&c, Workingman's 18c, Landsck checks
No. SIC, Star No twelve hundred 134c,
Star No. l eight hundred Ice, Red Gross
Virgins &c, Hamilton XF brown canton
fiannels Ice, Massachusetts, red lac, Mon
moth bleached do 14@174c, Glouster ging-
hams I14@l2c, Rem rev 123c, Clark's and
Coates spool cotton SOC, No. 50 worsted
bla ds 55c.
New York General Market.
NEW York, Aug. 21.-Flour -superfne
Western and State 81. 75@5.2O; common |
to good extra $5.40@5.7 70; good to choice |
S.. 8O0G. 10; white Western extra Sc 200 !
6.35; Ohio extra S5.50@6-5O; st. Louis !
S5. 65@9.OO. Rye -four firm at 81 0O@5.
Corn meal quiet. Whisky dull at 94c. |
Wheat, No. 2 spring $1.30@1.39; winter
red Western 81 43@1.47; Michigan amber
81. 47@1.53, latter very choice; white
Western $L.43@1.55; large sales No 2
Chicago to arrive at $135. Rye quiet.
Barley dull; new crop Iowa 75c. Malt
quiet. Corn-demand fir and market
firm; Western mixed 67@679c; high mix
ed. nearly yellow, Csc Oats-Western
and Ohio 42@5O. Hay and hops quiet.
Coffee, Rio 14@164c. Sugar-tair to
good refining 9S99tc; Cuba 5000. Gro
Gerry grades IO@1O4c Molasses unchanged
Rice S5694c Pork frmer mess 13@13tc;
prime 1Ot@I1c; prime mess, new, lie for
November December ID, September
1896. Bacon-hams 1908, shoulders 81
@64c, middles quiet. Lard steady; prime
steam 9@9sc; kettle dried 92c. Butter
quiet; Western 10000; State 10000.
Cheese 691O3c.
LATEsr.-FIour $5.4O@5 so for shipping
extras Wheat active and firm, with a
large demand for forward delivery. Oats
dull at 42@49e. Pork quiet. Lard steady;
1Oc asked for October. Eggs dull at 16@
18c.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 21.-Flour quiet and
weak; western family Sc. 50@7 %. Wheat
active; Ohio and Indiana 1. 34@I.35. Corn
66@68c. Oats active at 4394Sc. Provi-
sions unchanged. Whisky dull st 94c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 21.-Flour droop-
ing al ST. 70; Xxx $5.75; xxx $6.12s@
6. rs. Corn hrmer; mixed 67c, white 700.
Oats firmer at Soc Hay easier; choice 1874.
Bran dull, at $1.O5@1.O74. Pork extreme
" dull, at $3.50. Bacon dull and nomi-
nal, at z, T4@85c. Lard dull; kegs 144@ |
I6c; all others unchanged. Sterling S1.22t;
Sight 4@sc premium. Gold Sl12s.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.-Flour quiet and |
UNCHANGED; family $5.40@5 go. Wheat
Red $1.12@L15. Corn steady with mod
crate demand, 51@52c. Rye dull, 63@6Sc.
Oats steady, 30@3Sc. Barley quiet and /
unchanged; spring 75@S5c; fall 8O@9oo:
Groceries quiet and unchanged. hnseed
oil 83@S4c. Northumberland good at
full prices. Butter steady. Cheese quiet.
Pork dull, but holders unwilling to make |
concessions; asking $3.50; small sales
Lard dull; asking $50 Bulk meats 5s6o.
Bacon 6, z, 7tc. dogs S4.3Og4.oO.
Whisky steady with moderate demand at
soc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Flour dull. Wheat |
active and higher at $1.12@1.14 cash; |
81. 1OI@1. IA for August, and closed firm at
the outside; this afternoon eastern at |
S1.132@1.14 for August. Corn active and |
20 higher, and closed at 463c; this after |
noon firm Oats active and 4@tc higher; |
closed at 3Osc. Rye 1Q2c higher; sales at |
58@594c. Barley 1@l4o higher; sales at
62@63tc. Highwines steady, but lower;
sales at $50. Mess pork hrmer, and closed
at $12 70 cash Lard and meats IN
changed. HogI opened steady, but closed
dull at 4.25@4 So. Cattle quiet at 50 s7t
@5.25. Freights to Buffalo qaiet and I'M
changed.
Ste Louis Markets.