Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-29
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NEW YORK.
MONEY.

WALL STREET, NEW YORK. October 2s.-
Gold opened at lllH4lll; sold up to Il21E, and
closed at llls4 Loans were mostly fiat. The
clesrances to-day at the Gold Exchange Bank
were SS4 ass, 100. Exports of gold to-day {4S 555;
exports for the week, S4l3,6Sl. Governments
were steady all day, with limited transactions.
The stock market was firm until the pubIica-
tion Of the ba-k statement, when ft became
heavy. Rock Island and Wabash were moder-
ately active. The bank statement for the week
shows the following changes:
Loans decres 81 I2l 500
Specie lhcI east '.s--.... tOO,1OO
Legal tenders decreased Sl4A0
Money was easier at from TO per cent cent
State bonds were dun and steady Tennessees
Sterling excnange-hankers' bills, 81: United
states coupons OF 1881, ll614: do 62 sos
new, IlSIs: do 1857 5-Sls IisI; do Issss ilI. do do
lQ-4Os. lOs94; do currency sixes, II0TI Missonri
state bonds, sStt; Tennsssees, old, &c; do new,
lima; old, ss1s; do new, l91z. Canton, 90; West
ern Union Telegraph Comany, COZ: Quick
silver, 4; Mariposs, l9sj do preferTed i5t;
esn aai MsrchsSss chs Gnian Mss SI EsEgo, A%sr E,;rs
States Express %, 81; Pacific Mail, S71S; New
York Central, SSlS; New York Central Scrip,
~; EIie, zssi 90 preferred, coz; Harlem, III;
Central, ll6; Pittsburg, TT. Wayne and Chi
cage, 1885 Northwestern, CO.,: do preferred, |,
@ @ seer s PAUL ssps 5S o9 New Jersey % Geptrs
6O1ss do preferred, 81; IT. Waype. es Te1rs
Hsute, Is; do preferred. 50; Chicago and Alton,
u254; do preferred, lis; Ohio and MissiSsippi'
S7sEi Cleveland, Columbus and CINCINNATI 81:
Burlington anu Quincy, Ia,
pRy GOODS
The dry goods market was generally quiet,
but prices were pretty steady for all staple
fabrics. We quote: Appleton A heavy brown
sheetings, at IL; Atlantic A 49,: Piquot A IA;
Pocasset canoe, Is; Medford, I21[; Broadway
ll19i Agawsm +, II; Indian Orchard lS1S; In
diane Head, lS15; do As inch, 10; do 40 inch, l6;
Monodnock, 9lss, 9J@i DO eS]S; DO io-G do %; do
ia do IS; Appleton brown drills, Ia: Work A
do, lSS; mass z do, y; Congress wigans. II;
bates do, 90; naumkeag satton, I515; AInerf-
can stripes, llx9l21<; Jewett City do, llISa
l21s; Sheridan TO- Pittsaeld,7.
COTTON.
Cotton steady with moderate demand,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. October 2s.-Western pro-
duce, grain, groceries and provisions nominal
y unchanged: Sterling, 2c; sight checks, 14a5se
discount; gold, ll29S. Cotton easier. Good
middling lsc. Sales, $1,000. Receipts, IS17.
Exports TO Liverpool. 5T5; Philadelphia, $50.
Stock, 4s4A.
CINCINNATI.
CLEcISNIATI, October %.-Cotton dun and
mRnd and higher; family. Sc IS to 6 IS. Wheat
in good demand At full prices at 81 SSal 40
Corn scarce and nrm, at 4ea56c for old and new
ear. Rye In fair demand at lower rates, at sec.
Oats In tatr demand and nun, but fewer bid
ding. Barley unchanged. Coffee dull; no
FIss scarce aTH and O s scarce and arm at 7sSSCe
Da24e- Cheese firm at l4al41<c. Pork dun
and nominal at el2 g. Lard In fair demand at
lower rates Kettle SO. Bulk meats In light de-
mand, but holders are firm; nOninalIy 67<atsS
a7c. Bacon in light demand, but holders firm |;
shoulders I7se sides Of both Kinds 7s<c. Green
and arm at 81 25a4 80. Cattie-heavy receipts
depress the market: S2a4. Whisky In good
demand at full prices-9Oc.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, October &.-Cotton dull snd nom-
maj. flour nrm for low grades; Others entire
" unchanged. Wheat better but slow. No.
=, red fall, "a: No. 2, red winter, 81 Hal 45
Corn dull and dropping: mixed on track, Goa
No Wisconsin and MINNESOTA, roc. Whisky
steady AZ SIC. Tobacco, hemp aud bagging,
unchanged. Pork quiet, SIS 90, Bacon quiet.
SCI clear do, SIC. Lard firm, Sa91<c. Hogs and
cattle unchanged.
EOUESvILLE-
LOUISVILLE, October 2s.-Tobaeco sales. IS
hhds. Lugs, 81 75as 90. Low to medium leaf,
B gging quiet, steady aud unchanged Cotton,
higher grades have advanced. MiddlinR, I73<c
Flour quiet but steady. Family x, s. So Grain
IN light demand, @ a. 81 %. Bacon arm: should.
ers, 7zc; clear rib sides, Sc; clear do SIC; hams
scarce and arm; Eugar.cured. l6i<e. Lard IN
fsir demand, %4allszc. Whisky firm, soc.
GALvEETGR.
GALVESTON, October 2S.-Cotton easier.
GOOD ordinary, Is TO 15<c; net receipts, ll2e
bales; sales 1900 bales; stock, % 200 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE. October &.-Cotton market quiet:
middiing, l1E9l75ze; net receipts, 2lls bales;
exports, eoastwise, 5d bales; sales, 1000 bales
stock 2, 200 bales,
CMARLESTOE.
CHARLESTON, October 2S.-Cotton dull; mid
dLlng, l15S9l7lScs net receipts, 2OSA bales; ex-
ports 70 Great Britain, $50 bales; exports coast
wise, 2552 bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, s,a34
bales,
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, October 2S-Cotton in good de-
mand. Mlddling, III TO l7ssc; net receipts,
2Oib bales; sales, loco bales; stock S6700 bales,
FOREIGN,
LoEDoN, October as.-Oonsols 92tS for money,
and 50 on account. United States coupons Of
lse2 5-os, sl5s; do 6o. eiez; do ", s2Is, do 10
40s, s91{.
FRANKFORT, October 2S.-United States cou-
pons Of lso2 6-2Os, se3Sassz-
LIvERPooI, October q. Cotton heavy; up
LANDS, ED Orleans, ed; sales, 500 Tor spec-
ulattOn, and export 2001.