Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-13
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.



LONDON, Aug. y, 4:3O P. M.-Oonsols
93t. U S. Bonds-5-20s of so 935; do.
'65 934; do. 81 9255; do. 10-40's SO.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. 12.-U. s. Bonds
5-2Os 90 97S. .rf
LIVERPOOL, Aug. II. Cotton easier;
middling uplands SD; mlddling Orleans
Sd; sales 1000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000 bales. Lard As cd. Petroleum
1Ss. Turpentine 4Os. EN- -
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Gold strong and
in active borrowing demand; was
paid for its use until Monday. The clique
to-day tried to frigbten the shorts into
covering, bat most of the bears are stand
ing the shave, as they expect to see it go
lower when the clique try to unload. Il
opened at 11244, sold up to 1924, and clos
ed at 112s. Clearings about $6S, 00O, 600.
Exports to-day 1854, 496; for the week,
81, 275, 600. Governments at the close
quiet and firm. Stock market rather dull,
the money brokers having left the city yes
terdsy to spend the sunday at the springs
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows loss in the
reserve of about two million dollars, q
large part of which was caused by the
locking up of gold by the clique who are
buIling it. The following are the changes:
Loans, decrease 1880, 1876; specie, de-
crease 81, 002, 704; legal tenders, decrease
81, 500, 093; deposits, decrease 81, 147, 147;
circulation, increase $4S, 1856. Money
easy at 2@3 per cent, though the bears
tried in every way to advance the rate.
So, 900, 600 GRAN BANK. Il
L. nd nd hak
representatives of Amsterdam capitalists
are negotiating to start bank in Chicago
with 81, 900, 900 capital, for the purpose of
making advances on grain and other west
ern produce.
In Southern State bonds Tennessees and
new South Oarolines have been firm and
active, the remainder dull and inactive.
Missouri bonds $50; Tennessees, old IS,
do new, 754; Virgins, new, 72; do old, 81;
North Osrolinas, old, As; new, %.
New York General Market.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 12.-FIour-superfne
Western and State $4,000. so; common
to good extra 5.1O@5. 40; good to choice
S5. 45@6.O0. Wheat in fair demand at
higher prices; Spring No. 2, $1.35; wes-
tern red winter $1.39@1. ~; Michigan am
Der 81. 45@1.46; Tennessee amber 81 42i;
choice amber, Southern and Indiana to
arrive at $1.49. Coffee, Bio 13l@168c.
Sugar easier; fair to good refining 91@
94c; Cuba 9@92c. Molasses dull but un-
changed. Rice steady. Pork opened dull,
but cioked active. %
LATEsr.--Flour steady; shipping extras
So. 1O@5.30. Wheat frmer; red western
81. 4O@1.43. Corn firm and unchanged.
Pork-seller September. $13 so.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-Flour quiet and
unchanged in every respect. Wheat dull
at 81. 3091. 35. Corn dull; mixed western
46@47c Pork steady at 144@15c. Bacon
shoulders 63@7e; sides Sc; do. clear nib
SIC.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 12.-Flour quiet;
superine SAFE; Xxx 1925; xxx Sc. 62S@
200. Corn firm; at 68@70c. Oats quiet
at 48@52c. Pork in speculative demand,
with sales at 14@144s Bacon dull at 70.
rib 81, sides Sc. Whisky quiet at 9Oc@
81. Coffee 14t@15sc; all others un-
changed. Sterling 222 Gold 1I2.
NJ Cincinnati Markets.
CNoNNATI, Aug. l2.-FIour and grain
dull but unchanged. Groceries and oils
steady wit moderate demand. Sales Of
pork at Sl2 80, stocks generally with
drawn in anticipation of higher prices.
Lard quiet at 8ac; Bacon sold at 81, TIC
7sc. Hogs S4.30@4.60. Receipts light
~ -~ Chicago markets. a1.-1
40 CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-Flour dull but
unchanged. Wheat, S1.07t@l 0S4 cash;
l.021 for August; 1.07s latter half month;