Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-15
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.


midd.ing uplands sgd; mlddlirg Orleans
Sd; sales 10000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000 bales. Bresdstuffs and pro-
visions unchanged.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. 14.-U. S. Bonds
5-2O's, 965@97.
PARIS, Aug 14-Rentes 55@77.
LONDON, Aug. II, 5 P. M.-Consols
93t. U s. Bonds easier; 5-20's of 81 934;
do '65 9344; do. '67 92s; do. 1O-4O's 922.
Weather fair and favorable to crops.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Gold steady at
1l2s@1121 until the close, when 1929 was
bid. The cliques put the price up by
squeezing shorts. Loans were made at 18e
for use per day. Clearings $44, 500, 900.
Governments strong and higher with mod
crate business. The stock market has
been active and stiong for Pacific Mail,
Western Union, New York Central and
Hudson Scrip. Lake Shore and Union Pa
ciic, Northwestern end Rock Island have
been weak. Drew leads the bears, but
seems to be a little uneasy, as he says he
has too much company. The market
closed dull Express shares strong. Money
easy at 2@3c. State bonds dull and with
out decided change, Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, 1885. United States cGu-
pons 1881. 118; do go, 114s; do "a, ia;
do '65, 1149; do new, 1924; do. 81, 113s;
do '68, ia; do 10-4Os, 113s; currency 6s,
lis. Missouri bonds $50; Tennessees, old,
70; do new, 70; Virginias, new, p: do old,
81; North Oarolinas, old, A; new, 81.
New York Dry Goods Markets.
New YORK, Aug. 14.-Apart from shawls,
L. l.
quiet. Jobbers have anticipated their
wants for the past two months, and have
their hands full Of cottons and woods. The
result is all the agents report light stocks.
In fact, many claim thsy ara sold upoy.
everything, and the markets are thus ke,o
in full blast Ease in the money M ,rket
has all along enabled dealers Ind s-pebuIa-
tors to carry stocks with ease. ali being
sanguine that goods cannot depreciate
while raw materials are Sc high, and all
anticipating a good fall trade, based on
good crops. 1t is announced that the fall
trade will open early and be heavy; but
the prospect is, it will be open later than
usual on account CT the established adj
vance in price of almost all textiles. some
dealers in foreign goods showing q mater
isl rise. Country buyers, consequently,
are in no hurry to purchase, thinking, by
holding back, jobbers may offer their goods
at some concession in rates. Prices re-
main steady aud firm.
New York General Market.
New YORK, Aug. 14.-Flour-superfine
Western and State ST. 5O@4. %; common
to medium extra SIS. 15@5.45; good to
choice S. 50@6. 90; white western extra
4 O.
Louis 1859 90. Rye -four and corn meal
unchanged. Whisky irmer at 94c Wheat,
Spring No. 2, $135; red western winter
81. 40@1.45; amber $l.47@1.51; Michigan
white to arrive this week $1.5O; Duluth,
No 1 spring, 81 Sc; to arrive first 20 days
of September, $l.92, Rye, barley and
malt unchanged. Corn-Common western
mixed &c; good 10 CHOICE 69s. OATS
Western and Ohio, old and new, 42@51c.
Coffee, Rio 14@lG4c. Sugar, fair to good
refining 94@9tc; cuba and English Island
94@11c. Molasses unchanged. Rice 81
@9Sc. Mess pork $l3. so; prime do 10 Is
@1l.O0; prime mess, new, II. 5O@I2. 90.
Cut meals dull; hams 12@14c; shoulders
53@64c; middles quiet. Lard firmer;
prime steam 5000. Butter-Western 10
@203; State 10000. Obese dull at 6@1Oc.
LATEsT.-Flour steady; shipping extras
5.15@5. 50. Wheat, Ied western 81. 4O@
LA; amber Sl.45@1.50. Oats irregular;
western and Ohio 40@48c. Mess pork
September and October 1915. Lard firm
OF 9se cash, and 92o bid for October; 1Oc
asked for November and December, and
9tc for January. Eggs dull at 1s@I9c.
Baltimore Markets.
J,,II. -
ern family Sc 75tfi7. 20. Wheat dull; choice
white $1.55; common to fair $1.1O@l.55.
Corn, mixed western 65@67c. Oats quiet
at 43@4Sc. Mess pork irmer at 144@I5c.
Bacon shoulders 6s@7c; sides Sc; clear
rib sides S1@S4c. Hams 16@16te. Lard
lO3@11c. Whisky Gle.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14.-Flour in de-
mand; Xxx $3.50; Xxx $500. Corn quiet;
mixed 66c; yellow CSC; white zoo. Oats
quiet; prime 500. Hay unchanged. Bran
frmer, $1.1O. Pork quiet, $14.25. Bacon
quiet but firm, &c, rib, SIC; half sides, 81.
Lard unchanged. Sugar quiet; common
91R1Oa; yellow clarified 124. Whisky
duh; 9Oc@S10O. Coffee firm; 144@152.
Sterling 123. Sight los premium. Gold
1124.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l4.-Flour-market
steady with moderate demand; family
S. 4O@5.65. Wheat, No. $1.15. Corn
demand good at full prices, sales at SIC.
Rye 65@7Oc. Oats 3O@3Sc. Barley 500
90c. Groceries unchanged. Linseed oil
$780,; lard oil 73@75c. Eggs 1910. Butter
prime to choice 17@22c. Cheese-fac-
tory S@94c. Flaxseed SLIGO. Pork, de-
mand light but holders firm at $12 80
offered with some sales, but $12. 1908
asked generally. Lard, asking 8, Offering
S4c. Bulk meats, asking 81, st. 74@74ci
sales at 4c less. Bacon opened firm but
closed dull at 81, II. u; sales Of sides at
7t@72c cash. Tobscco-sales $50 hhds.
&C full prices. Whisky, demand fair and
prices advanced. Sales at $50.
Chicago Markets.
OH1cAao, Aug. 14.-Flour dull and
10 lower. Wheat, No. 2 $1.O64 cash
81. 025c for August $l.064c first half
month. Steady this afternoon at 81. 02s@
IN .O29c for August; $106A@1. O62c first
half month; 99a@992c September. Corn
firm and 10 higher; sales at 471c cash; 45Jc