Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-11
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.


LONDON. Aug. 10, P. M-Oonsols 953;
U s. Bopds-5-2O's Of so 9355; do. So
95s; do. 81 92s; do. 1O-4O's 9244 Bullion
in the Bank of England declined TO 81, 49,
600 Petroleum firm at 40.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10 = Cotton dull.
Middline SD; Orleans 99d Sales 10000
bales-speculstion and export 2, 200 bales.
Winter wheat, los. 81. Pork 46s cd.
Bsef sos. Lard 45S.
New York Money Market.
New York, Aug. 1O.-Gold opened
weak at 1ll2, ana SO continued until after
the government sale, when it gradually
advanced to and closed at 1928. Loans
are made at 2, 8 and per cent and LEA
of per cert. for use. Clearings S74.
900, 600. Cliques bought largely TO pre-
vent q decline; a frmer feeling was due to
a decrease in bullion In the Bank OF Eng
land. Governments at the close were
higher in bonds of '62. and steady In the
balance of the list. In regard to the new
loan, Secretary Boutwell, has revoked all
agencies in Europe and America The
usual monthly programme, bond purchases
by the Treasury, is to be continued, and
in addition, CPS will be called in as new
bonds are marketed The stock market
has been active with frequent fluctuations.
The bears have used all their efforts to de-
press pricea, bat the whole list has stood
fi.m against their attacks. The Reading,
Western Union, Pacific Mail and Wabash,
were the strongest stocks, and Judging
from the character of buyers will probably
90 higher. The market at the close was
tirm ard higher, with considerable recov-
ery in some shares from the lowest point
of the dsy. Reading, New York Central,
Ohio and Mississippi and Union Pacific
were quite active in late dealings; the de-
cline in tire earlier hours of the day was
base d on the low rates Of western bound
freight and the increased activity in money.
The monsy market was more active this
evening, aud the closing rate on call loans
were 3394 per cent Gennessees have
been the feature in southern securities,
being strong aud active. North Car olinss
are Better: others dull. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills 1893 United States cou-
pons 1881. 1165; 5-2Os, so, lis; do ga,
i132; do '65, 1I4a; do new, 1929; do. 81,
1131; docs. 113s; do 10 4Os, 113s; cur
repcy IS, II43. Missouri bonds 954; Ten
nessees, old 754, do new, 752; Virginia,
new, ~: do old, 81; North Osrolinas, old,
F5s; new, q.
New York Dry Goods MARKET.
New YORK, Aug. 10.-Drygoods.
is little or no animation in this branch OF
business, but trade Is in healthy condi-
ton AID prices generally firm We qnote
the Atlantic Delaine Cos. goods as fol-
lows: Three-quarter width Alpacas IN two
grades IS@2lcc, brocadss 81, sheet pop
inns 221, chene mixtures, two grades, q
25; stripes % oriental checks % stripes
25. figured orientals 10, alpacas 229 Grape
Iu5tres 22I; lustre plaids 239, Ga coburgs
25. Ga sJpaccss in four grades rs, 80, $50
374 Pacific mills printed de'aines, ormens
and seroes 20, ornelines %, Imperial repps
25. printed alpacas 2ls, orientals, collars
and glace Is, Armurs -. bIoche cords 20,
mobair brooades in colors 2Sk, elpacas in
oolors and glace 81, corded slpacas 224,
lustres 223, Ga alpacas, co,ors and slack
20, poplin alpacas 229s, roubsux cloth,
oolors 27t, Prolific pophns, double face,
37J; "A elastic worsted two grades, 81 so
al 80; Hamilton Company have fixed
their prices at 26t for Tycoon repps, 20
for Hamilt N delaines and % for scarlet.
The Manchester Company established the
following scale: 20 for deieines, % for
scarlet repps, 264 for stripe brocades, 22k
for diamond, % for diagonal, 81 for stripes,
% for sstten disgonals, 27AA for royal cords,
334 for "a alpacas, 20 for Ga do, three
grades 20, 22A@25, Japanese cords 22},
chene mohairs % and Ronbaux Poplins
27t.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-FlOur-receipts