Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-27

cur1sles steady without decided change.
Stocks rather dull, most of the operators
waiting to learn the result of the meeting
of the Lake Shore Directors at Cleveland
tomorrow. It's believed that their action
will be favorable to higher prices, as the
Directors are said to have msjority Of the
stock. New York Central, Wabash and st.
Pauls remain firm, because it is thought
the directors Of these companies are heavy
holders Of their stocks. Northwestern and
Rock Island weak, on account of report
that the President and directors of these
roads are short of the market At the
close the market was steady, and showed
slight recovery from the lowest point to-
day. Hannibal and st. Joe shares advanced
about one per cent. from the lowest fig
ures. Pacific Mail was strong, on rumors
that some of the most substantial houses
were buying. Money abundant at 2@3 per
cent. State bonds dull, without material
change. Missouri's 9S; Tennessees, old,
70; new, 729; Virginiss, new, 724; old,
IS; North Carolinas, old, Al; new, 264.
Sterling exchange-brokers' bills hot.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, July 26.-There is a fair
business among leading jobbers at steady
and uniform rates. The demand is chiefly
for unbroken packages For vorsted and
wooden shawls, there is good inquiry
from first hands already in anticipation Of
higher prices, and hence all goods which
have been opened have met with ready
sale, particularly Peace Dale shswls. Ex-
treme prices are prevalent for wool and
cotton, which has tendency to impaEt
great buoysncy to the market. Printing
cloths are in light supply and held at 100
7se for good, and extra dark prints are not
yet in full display, and fancy styles are
selling at 11@1l3o, best makes are likely to
bring 12c. In dark style delaines there
has been no attempt as yet at full display,
but sale of medium work has been Of
fected ct zoe, but better class work is
likely to command still higher rates, Is the
leading companies are but poorly supplied
with wool and the selection thev need is
both scarce and very dear. In ginghams
and colored cottons there is no important
change to observe Prices steady and
buoyant for all grades.
New York General Markets.
New YoRK, July 26.-Flour firm and
In fair demand; receipts 5000 barrels.
Superfne western and State 81. 60@5. Is;
COLuUOu W BuOu SAeAd pO-fOOO.OO, BOOA
to choice SIS. 1906 80. White western extra
Sc. zoos. IS; Ohio extras SIS 5O@6 IS; st.
Louis $5.7599 90. Whisky firm at 96c.
Wheat firm and in active demand; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; spring No 2 $1.3S
@1.40; new red and amber Sl.35@1. AZ;
old S1.45@1 46; white western $1.3749
I.5O. Bye, barley and malt unchanged.
Corn in good demand at full psices; re-
q h-7chafu. fnfariOr and
mon western mixed 65@671c; good to
choice CSC; yellow 7O@724c Oats in
| fair demand at advanced prices; receipts
| %, 900 bushels; western 63@631c; Ohio
| 66@7Ic. Hay quiet Hops firm; western
S9l2e. Wool very firm; extra Ohio 62@
62te; unvashed 40c; pulled 584@60c; tub
bed Tic. Coffee firm and in fair demand;
Rio 134@16c. Sugar in fair demand and
firm; fair to good refining 94@9sc; Cuba
9@l01c. Molasses more active; sales at
private terms. Rice $3.50. Provisions
dull and dropping; mess pork S14.25
Beef dull. Cut meats steady; middles in.
active. Lard quiet and lower; good 9s@
1Osc; kettle dried 1870; August 1O3c.
Butter dull; western 10@1Se; State 16928c.
Cheese steady at 6@11c.
LATEST Flour in good demand Of full
prices; S.. 40G5.90 for shipping grades of
extra. Wheat strong al unchanged rates.
Corn firm. Oats strong. Pork lower;
August S14 Lard dull; 10t bid for Au-
gust, 1850 asked. Eggs firm at 22c.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTMoRE, July 26.-Flour In i'm
proved demand at unchanged prices.
Wheat scarce and firm; Ohio and Indiana
S1.30@1.43. Corn firm and in fair de-
mand; mixed Western 68970c. Oats quiet
and weak; old Western 60c. Mess pork
steady at 1880. Bscon-shoulders 7te,
sides SIC, clear rib sides 94o, hams 164@
lie. Laid 1l@114c. Whisky strong at
954@96c.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-FlOur scarce;
Xxx S65; XXX Sc. 62@7. Corn, mixeds72@
73c; yellow 74c; white 7SgS0o. Oats
in demand at 64@66c Hay steady at 300
SO. Bran quiet at 974@$1. Pork depress-
ed, $15 70 asked; $3.50 offered. Bacon
scarce and firm at zee; ribs 91c; sides 1Oc.
Lard firm; tierces -03@11c; kegs 114@1ls.
Sugar in good demand; common 93s;
choice 121c Whiskey-stoek light, at
95@1.O5. Coffee quiet at 14@16c. Bank
sterling 1.24. God 112t.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, July 26 Flour dull and
declined; new family So. S5@6.00; DO old
of consequence in the market. Wheat
dull and dropping at $1.16@1!19. Corn
dull and dropping at 52@53o. Rye dull
and dropping at 6S@70c. Osts dull aad
declined to 38@42c. Barley quiet and IN
changed Groceries unchanged. Linseed
oil scarce and firm at 88@S9c. Lard oil
steady with a moderate demand at 75@78c.
Eggs dull but unchanged at 12c for Sc
lected. Butter steady, with a moderate
demand at 10000. Cheese dull and
dropping; factory 9D10o Pork dull and
unsettled; sales of choice country at $14 90.
Lard, an advance is asked bat none es-
tablished, 1O4c asked. Bulk meats, dull
and prices q shade lower; sales Of shoulders
at $50, rough sides 65c. Bacon dull and
dropping. sales of sides at S4@6sc. Whisky
in active demand and prices advanced
to $50.
Ste Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-FIour firm and in
fair demand for medium and low grades Of
fall, other quotations dull; suPerfne win
ter, "a. 50@4.75; Xxx $5.65@5.75 Wheat
firm and in fair demand; No. 2 red fall
$1.15; No. red winter 81, 25, in elevator.
Corn-only white is wanted, and that is
slow; in bulk choice white on the track, 80
oslo; mixed sacked 53s@54c; white do.
$4,000 Data very dull, mixed in bulk on
track 36@37; do. sacked, 400. Barley-no
sales. Rye, No. 2 in elevator, 6Oc. Whis-
ky quiet at $50. Tobacco steady. Hemp
aud bagging unchanged. Coffee family ac-
tive aud tending upward, the range of
prices being 16i@194c. Sugar strong; no
Louisiana on the market Molssses dali;
prime plantation 6Oc. p k heavy, at
S14 5O91475. Bscon-only small job
bling and order sales; shoulders &c; clear
rib sides SIC; clear sides 9@94c. Lard |
nominally easier, at 9SSc for kettle. Hogs |
higher, at S4.25G4.65. Cattle quiet, rang
ing at $685. Receipts -four, 5000 |
bbls; wheat, 81, 900 bushels; corn, IL, 500 |
bushels; oats, 27,2O0 bushels; rye, 500
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July z6.-Flour-extra spring
unsettled and irregular at IS 25@5. so.
Wheat, No. 2 spring quiet at $1.144@
Liz July; S1.09f@11O first half of
August; $1.O5@1. 054, seller all the year;
this afternoon steady $1.09 August, 81 10 |
first half Of month, nominally $l.14t July.
Corn, No. 2 mixed less active and easier at
49s@494c July, 4S4@4Ssc August, 1905
first half of month; this afternoon steady |