Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-23
mARkETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 22-5:OO m-Consols
934. United states Bonds 5-20's of so 934;
do 60 934; do 81 92s; do. 1O-4O's 9Os
ANTWERP, Aug. 22.-Petroleum +s4c.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. f2-U. s. 2Os eff
go, oct.
Pans, Aug. 22.-Rentes 56@4Oc.
MANCHESTER, Aug. % -Advices less
favorable, but do not affect the market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22.-Ootton steady;
middiDg uplsnds SD; do. Orleans 94d;
sales 10, coo bs,ss; speculation and export
5000 bales shipments from Bombay since
last report to 2lst, 1900 bales. Weather
wet and favorable to crops. Spring wheat
los 2d@1Os I'D; receipts of wheat for the
past three days, %, 500 bags; American,
13,, 500 bags. Corn 29s 81. Cheese sos.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Aug 22.-Gold dull end
weak; 112A@112s. Loans made as h;ghlas
per cent for use; at the close &c was bid
for use until tomorrow. Clearipgs about
$40, 900, 600. The clique Withdrew about
1000, 900 from the market The Treasury
will sell 81, 900, 600 tomorrow instead Of
Thursday. bond purchase viii also be
made tomorrow. The ub-Tressury to-
day paid out 5000, 900 in gold account on
September interest; lower prices antici-
pated. Governments dull and lower, in
sympathy With the gold decline to-day;
has ranged ffom 10 : per cent. Stocks
have been strong, with Union Pacific, Pa
cifc Mail, Northwestern and New York
Central as the features. Some Of the besrs
were trying to cover their shorts, but
there were 90 few stocks offering prices
advanced at every step they nIads to bny.
The bulls are not il elined to sell at any
thing like present prices Money plenty
a. 2@3 per cent State bonds on second
call were strong and active, especially for
Missouris, new South CarolinRs and Ten
nessees. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
1857; United States coupons of 1881, 119;
United STATES coupons-5-S0s of 1862,
ia; do. "a, 1I35; do. '65, ia; do. new,
1l3; do. 81, l13ss; do. SO, 1144t; do. 10
40's, 11444; currency 6s, ZIG. Missouri
bonds 96s; Tennessee, old, IS; do. new,
75s; Virginia, new, az; do. old, 60; North
Carolina, old, 45; do new, &c
New York Dry Goods N erkeL
NEW YoBK, Aug. 22.-There is bat little
activity in the market. Prices remain
stesdy. Printing cloths are in light sup
ply and firm at 74c. Prints in fair demand
at &c for the best makes, and lie for
seconds. Muslin Delsines steady and in
isir request at 200; printed and plain
Xenges and plain and printed Alpacas aud
Royal Brocades and Ohene stripes bring
21@224c; Pepperill cloths 25@264c; |
Amosksag and Lancaster Ginghams IN fair |
request at 15c; Glasgow 13c; Union Ito |
l2c; Gloucester 114@l2c. Common and !
high oolored worsled braids 55c; COTS |
Alpaca S5c; Breaks spool cotton SOC; |
William Antie 75c; Hsdley zoe; Green and |
Daniels 40c; all regular
New York General Market.
New YORK, Aug. 22.-Fiour -superfine |
Western and State 81. 75@5. %; common |
to good extra So. 50@5. 50; good to choice |
IS 90@6. 20; white Western extra Sc 250 /
700; Ohio extra S. 6O@645; Sc. Louis |
50 65@9.00. Rye -four and corn meal |
unchanged. Whisky lower-sold at oslo. |
Wheat, soft to prime No. 2 spring Sl.34
@1.39; winter red Western, part to arrive
81 40@1.46; No. 2 Chicago spring to arrive
81 &c; white Western 81. 454@1 so; Miehi-
gan amber 81. 47@1. 48; red Illinois $L38.
Rye, Western SAC. Barley and malt dali.
Cor1-Western mixed 67@674c. Oats
Western and Ohio 1880. Coffse-Rio
I4@I6Jc. Sugar active, Cuba 5000; Porto
Rico 9t@1O4c. Molasses unchanged Rice
sI@94c. Provisions fir and
prices higher Mess pork $13. 00S@13. OO2c;
prime SO 50@11.OO; prime mess, new,
81. 90; October $13.0O4c Cut meats mac
tive; hams 1O@13c; shoulders 5a@64c; mid
dies quiet. Lard firm; prime steam 94@
95c; kettle &c; sixty days, 9se; September
93s; January 9tc. Butter dull; Western
lO@20c; State $4,000. Cheese quiet; s
@lO3o. ..r.-
Observation-Disclosures fair at S4.45@
: e. - Il
2 to arrive s 30; winter red Western
$14O@1.45. Rye 8O@S2c. Oats 41@
49c. Corn dull; mixed Western SIC.
Pork dull. Eggs 16@18c.
Baltimore Markets
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-Flour steady, in
moderate demand and prices unchanged.
and Indiana 1.349I.37. Corn
mixed Western 66@67c. Oats 43@47c.
Mess Pork 14@14ic. Bacon, lard and
whisky unchanged. !