Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-09
HAREETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

under pressure to sell. Preferred stock
did not sympathize with the decline in
common shares and remained stationary
at S76S71 4 until close, when 1t shifted TO 81
985; no sales. The decline in Hannibal
and St. Joe commenced TO influence the
entire list, and for long time there was
pressure to sell, but toward the close
there was a steadier feeling. Northwest
srns have been weak all day; Erie and
Pacific Mall, Western Union, Hannibal
and st. Joe, Like Shore and New York
Central are slI active. A lively contest
IS expected during the next few days, as
the Constitutional Bears Drew, Gould q
Smith are in the market, supported by
Garland, Forrest & Co. r. J. Oapron &
20. are the leaders of the Bull movement.
Their good judgment and success for the
past thirty days have given them the
leading position. Street money more
active to-day, loans mostly 81. State
bonds dull. About the only business
transacted was in new s. @. and Missouri.
Sterling exchange bankers bile, ,SZ;|U- s.
coupons Sis, 1ls1s; do, 62s, 5-2Os, 1151s;
5-2ns, lI4lI; DO 67s, 5 20s, 1l41S; do 63s,
114zS; 10 4Os, l11%, 10-40s cur
rency IS. l161S; Missouri State bonds, 971<; +;
Tennessee, old, 1871 do new, 7311; Virginia
new, 20; old, ,63L< North Carolina, old, 4S1I;
do new, 25; Canton 81; Quicksilver, 1917;
Msriposa, 81; do preferred, ~;
Western Union Telegraph Company,
6s1S adams Express, SIX; Wells & Fargo,
"a; American SO; United States, 59K;
trsl, 1915 do scrip, e67s; Ecie, SS1s; ;
do preferred, IS; Harlem, 13lx; do pre-
ferred, 1877; Reading, 115A Miohi-
gan Central, 120H; Union Pscifc stock,
35H; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago 12S; Northwestern, 71A; do
pfd, 937<; Rock Island III5z;St. Paul, 645<; (;
preferred, s3A; Wabash, 81; preferred,
S5; Fort Wayne, 1OO1f; Terre Haute, 25;
preferred, So; Chicago and Altcn, 1lSH;
preferred, l20; Ohio'snd Mississippi, Az;
New Jersey Central, 1O91; Burlington
and Quincy, I37; Cincinnati, Columbus
and Cleveland, 92: Central Pacific
bonds, 1O35z; Union Pacific bonds, go.
CottOn.-CottOn opened firm, but closed
dull a. 20Zc.
Dry GoOds-The market Is quite active,
with the jobbing trade especially, and
prices generally are firm, bat the strong
est thing noticeable is the advanced price
of London mourning, Simpson & Sons,
and Gloucester prints; both of the former
being advanced to lie, both in solid black
and black and white mourning styles,
and the latter to I071; but any sharp buy
er can find some old if not new stock on
sale still at Nc per yard below these fig
be the upward tendency of print cloths,
and the rise in the price of the raw mate
rial abroad snd at home. In other staples
this advance has not disturbed the values
much, and there are but few slight
changes noticeable. Nevada A brown
sbsetings are up to Ike; Appleton n do,
lOZc; Lancaster 1O4 sheetiugs, 3Oc;
Nashua do, 1211c; Pepperell, IA do, Csc;
Pocsssett Canoe, 13@181xc; stark A brown
= NTaIr
Utica NOnparel blesched sheetings,
z711c.
CINCINNATI, September s.-Cotton in fair
demand and higher; low middling ls3<9
I9c Flour-An advance is asked but not
established; family, s. 50@s5 20. Wheat
buoysnt but unsettled; red, 81 1901 20
Corn in good demand at full prices sc 52c.
Rye in fair demand and firm st 65@67c.
Oats quiet and unchanged. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Groceries in fair demand
and firm. Linseed oil quiet and IN
changed in every respect at 7Sc. Lard oil
in fair demsnd and higher at 7297Sc.
Eggs-Heavy receipts have depressed the
the market st l7c. Butter scarce, firm
and higher at 20@24c. Cheese steady
with moderate demand at &c. Pork in
good demand st full prices; sales at $l2 80.
Lard scarce and firm at &C. Bulkmeats
offered; sides sold at &c; clear NIB sides,
6Zc; clear sides, exc Bacon in fair de-
msnd and higher; shoulders, SIC; sides,
7Z@7Hc. Hogs quiet and unchanged.
Cattle quiet and unchanged. Tobacco
steady, with moderate demand. Whisky
steady, with moderate demand.
CHICAGO.
UH1CAeo, September S.-Flour in fair
demand ard higher Wheat-No. spring
opened active; closed quiet at 81 II for
and 81 151lGa1 Is seller all the
year, this afternoon irregular and active
at 81 171& cash or September. Corn No.
2 mixed active at 4614e cash for September
and 451I@46c for October; this after
noon steady at 46Z(G461<c for September.
Osts-No. 2, SO1<c Rye active and higher;
No. 2, 6I5<. Barley active and higher at
62Hc. Highwines very firm at SSc. Pro-
visions firmer. Mess pork, 12HG15c
higher; sales at $l2 1908 cash and $I2 rs
for September. Meats strong and steady.
4 65. Cattle active and steady at 81 40@ |
s 90.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, September S.-Cotton in |
fair demand and higher; low middling,
l81<e. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whest |
scarce and firm at 81 1O91 80. Corn at 65c |
sacked and delivered. Oats, 60c. Rye |
irmer at 90c for sacked and delivered. |
Barley, 65c. Cornmesl, Csc. Bacon shoul- |
jers, X clear rib sides, SIC; clear sides, /
SIC; hams, plain, 121<c; sugar cured 15H, |
al packed. Lard unchanged.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. September S.-Bagging in
air demand and unchanged. Cotton firm
md higher at 1870. Flour active and
irm; extra family, IS 50G5 rs. Wheat |
very firm and in demand at 81 15@1 %.
Jorn steady and in fair demand at 52G55c.
OATS in fair demand at 36c, Rye steady;
prime Goa zoe on arrival. Provisions i'm
proving and prices firm. Mess pork Sl3.
3scOD-There is stronger feeling; shOul-
iers, exc; clear rib sides, 7kc: clear sides,
7<c packed, Hams firm and in demand
It 13HSl4Hc for plain and fancy sugar
ured. Lard in moderate demand; prime
eaf in tierces, exc; keg, 10k. Whisky
tesdy st 9Oc. Tobacco very active and
trong; sales 127 hhds; lugs, S7GS; low
o medium leaf IS 25@13 so.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, September S.-Cotton quiet
t lS1<c. Flour irmer and more doing;
uperine winter, $4@4 Is; X, 81 50(a4 so;
Xxx, 81 zoos Is. Wheat active and hiRher;
70. red fall, 81 14@1 is; No 2 red winter,
| q. Corn in better demand; in bulk
mixed on track, 42c; yellow in elevator,
5946; mixed sacked, 51c. Oats buoyant
nd higher; mixed on track S5c; No. in |
levstOr, s511@S6e; mixed sacked, 4l@42e.
rye firm at 59c. Barley quiet at s5@90c
or prime to choice fail. Highwines
tesdy at sec. Tobacco frmer. Hemp
nd bsgging quiet. Pork firm at $lS on
rider. Bacon stiff ard tending upwards;
obbing and order lots of shoulders at 6H;
lear rib sides, 71<c; clear sides 7s<@Sc;
houlders held at SIC at close. Lard firm
t 9@9kc for tierce and I0H0l0<c for
eg. Hogs in small supply and frmer at
4G4 40. Cattle in fair demand; Texan.
l 509S 25; native $295.
NEW ORLEANS. Ii
NEW ORLEANS, September 8 - Flour +,
ull: superfne, $4x@49<: Xxx, IS IS;
Xxx, $63z. Corn quiet; mixed 73c; yell
)w and white 75c. Oats 55c. Bran 81 IL,
Iay-Market bare. Pork quiet; mess, |
I3%613%. Bacon, 71<G7sSc; clear rib
ides, 7ss@73<c; clear sides, SsS@sZc.
Iams-t5ood sugar cured 14Ac; choice,
6Ql61zc, and scarce. Lard steady; tierce, !
keg, 1l@14c. Sugar and mo-
asses-Nothing doing. Whisky 906$lE0O.
'offee inactive. Bank sterling, 2SK; sight, I
premium. Cotton frmer; sales 45O0 J
ales; good ordinary, 17H917Z; low
adding, 1s4lSh; middiing, i9(9I9Z;
eceipts, 470 bales; no exports; stock 25,- .
s. bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, September s.-Cotton firm;
19lze; net receipts, 55 bales; ex-
orts coastwise 100 bales; sales, so bales:
tock, 5214 bales; net receipts for the
reek, 575 bales; exports coastwise 926 ]
ales; sales for the vsek 900 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, September 8. - Cotton
teady; good ordinary, 17Ac. Net rs
eipts, 4l5 bales; exports cosstwise, 5I3
ales; sales, 500 bales; stock, II.717 bales;
OF receipts for the week, 2ae0; exports
oastwise, g72 baaes; sales for the Wesk.