Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11

Prompt attention gwen 30 Killing o
port 10000 bales. Flour 25 Sd. Com,
No. 2 mixed 20S Sd. Provisions IN
changed.
New Work Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Gold dull and
are predicted as large amounts of govern
ment and other securities going abroad
must furnish~al the exchange needed for
some time to come. l and per cent. was
paid for carrying Clearing $42, 00O, 600.
Government bonds-the market has been
intensely Gull and transactions extremely
limited. Thsre Ehas bean no special
changes in quotations. Stocks opened
weak and prices declined through almost
the entire list. Lake Shore and Ohio
were the weakest. The chief feature on
the street was the announcement by the
Rock Island company that after thirty days
1t will issue 900 shares new stock to be
used in eq1ipping and operating the Chi
cago and Southwestern road, and to extend
the Washington brat ch Of this company's
| road to Sagorney, Iowa. The Rock Island
stock did not decline much on this an
nouncement as anticipated The impres-
sion Is that the Southwestern Railroad
will be of great benefit to the Rock Island
Company. Pacific Mail has been strong.
Wells d Fargo Express advanced % per
cent. from Saturdays prices Union Pa
ciic weak. Hannibal and st. Joe sold
down to 79s. Market closed dull with
slight recovery in prices from lowest point
Of the day. Bulls say this evening that
cliques allowed bears to sell the market
down in order to create larger short inter-
est. Money easy at per cent; State bonds
dull and steady. Misssouris 90. Ten
nessees, old, 711, new III; Virginia's,
new, ~, old. Coy; North Cardinals, old,
46t, new, q.
New YORK Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-The dry goods
business Is generally quiet; prices for all
| staple cotton goods steady aud firm, and
there is disposition to advance some
class Of textiles, so soon as the fall trade
| opens. Woolens adapted for autumn trade
are frmer, in sympathy with WOOL, and
more freely taken, but whenever advanced
| not took, the market not settled yet, az
advance in prices among commission men
has not become general among jobbers,
and in many interior cities goods are sell
/ ing below quotation rates IN this market.
| Advance in many classes recently has been
| forced, especially in yard crown cottons,
which sold down to 81 and advanced to
| 104, with free sales; bat there is one fact
to be borne in mind, goods have not gone
into consumption, and stringent market
at any time would force large supplies
upon the market of goods which are
now reported as being very scarce. Heavy
brown sheetings are in light supply and
| firm at 124@13c; white few; popular
brands of Leeds 13sc. Heavy brown
drills are firm at 13Ic. Printing cloths are
reported scarce, and prices varying from
| Y to 73c, hence printed calicos are look
| ing up, Garner being now held at lie for
| all fresh styles; this is a rapid advance in
price-these prints, all leading makes, new
styles, are held st lilo whenever opened,
aud it ia thought few favorite brands
will be opened at 12c for fancy madden
colors. There is nothing doing in new
styles delaines as yet, but prices viii open
lighter, probably at 2Oo. Wooden shawls
will no doubt open about the 9TH proximo
at higher prices.
New York General Markets.
NEw YORK, July 1O.-Flour dull and
strongly in buyers favor. Receipts 49,
900 bbls- .Superfne Wetern and State
S5.10@5.50; common to good extra S.. 20
@6 05; good to choice SIS 95@6.50 white
Western extra Sc. 50@7.O0 Ohio Extras
S5.85@6.5O; st. Louis, So $500 90. Rye
four steady Corn meal quiet. Whisky
quiet at 944c. Grain-Wheat opened firm
bat closes dull and declining. Receipts
of q, 900 bushels; spring No 1 SLIGO
147; No. 2 SI.44@145; red S1.52; new
white Illinois s i.65; white Michigan 81 81.
Rye, barley and malt quiet Corn opened
| firm but closed dull; receipts "a 900, com
mon Western mixed 72c; good to choice
/ rae. Oats dull but unchanged; receipts
| 81, 900 bushels; Western 65@65@c. Hay
and hops unchanged. Coffee in fair de-
mand and market firm; Rio 13@15ac.
Sugar in fair demand with firm market;
fir to good refining 9s@94c; Cuba 94@
104c. Molssses dull but unchanged. Rice
Sk@9e. Petroleum, crude I5c; refined
| 264c. Total stock of grain: Wheat, $685.
600 bushels; corn, 635, 900 bushels; oats,
$4,000 bushels; rye, $4,000 bushels; peas,
| $4,000 bushels. Professionalism firm,
mess $15.00@l5.2 %; prime, S12 OO@I3.OO;
prime mess S13.OJ@13 %. Beef quist,
mesa $40 O0@14.0O. Hams, 20@28c
Prime mess beef and India 2O@25c. Cut
meats unchanged; niddlings quiet; short
clear SIC. Lard steady, good 94@1O5e;
kettle cried lie. Butter dull, Western
12@2Oc; State 20@3Oc. Cheese heavy, 10
| @I2c
LATEsT--Flour strongly in buyers favor,
So. 7096. 10 for shipping extras. Wheat
! heavy; spring No. 2 S1.44@1.444. Red
and amber 81. 4S91.5O. Oats quiet. Corn
| heavy at 72@725c for shipping Western
mixed.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 1O.-Flour dull but
unchanged, Wheat in fair demand and
market firm, good to prime S1.40@15 5.
Corn dull and prices dropping, mixed
Western 71@72c. Oats dull, new South
ern 55@5Se. Mess pork quiet at SIG 90.
Bacon shoulders e, sides 9@94c, clear rib
sides 10gc, hams 17@l7tc. Lard 11@114c.
Whisky firm at 94i@95o.
Cincinnati Markets.
CNC1NNATI, July 1O-Flour in moderate
demand with a steady market; family
| Sc 50@6.75. Wheat market steady, with
a moderate demand; new red 81. POOL. 25;
| old red wister No. /, 81 80. Corn dull
| and prices dropping, at 56@57e. Bye in
moderate demand with a steady market;
new at 90@95c. Oats-market steady
with a moderate demand; mixed 52@55c. |
Barley dull and market unsettled; sales of !
new spEiug 60@70c; new fall held at $50 |
9Oc. Coffee in fair demand and prices |
advanced; prime 18t91Sac. Sugar in fair |
demand and market firms New Orleans |
1O3@12tc. Linseed oil in fair demand |
and market firm at soc. Lard oil in |
moderate demand with a steady market at |
75@78c. Eggs dull bat unchanged, I3c. |
Butter and cheese quiet and unchanged in |
every respect. Provisions quiet and weak, |
easier to buy; the demand is only for ba- |
con and bulk meats, bat the sales have /
been light. Pork is held at SI5.25. Lard |
1OJe. Bulk shoulders sold at Gle packed, |
and bacon shoulders at "A C. Bacon sides
are held at $500. Whisky in moderate
demand with steady market at Gle.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-Flour in good or
der demand; superfne winter 81 40; extra /
81. 7594. 80; Xxx S. 25@5.50. Wheat dali /
and prices have declined 2@5c on sample /
lots; No. 3, S1.1O9l.11; No. red win
ter 81. 1901. 20; No. white $1.25. Corn I
the advance in railroad rates has checked |
the demand for bulk lots; sacked corn is
steady and better; mixed IN elevator $40 |
SIC. No. 9 white SIC; yellow sacked 6I@ ]