Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-30
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YoRK, July Is. 9.-Dry Goods.-The
dry goods market is generally quiet to-
day, but prices for all staple fabrics are
arm. Atlantic A sheetings, I311c; AMOS
keag do, I3c; Clark'a do ISc; Continental
@, 1916; Dwight x, I0c; Harrisburg A
and Augusta IL wide shestings, both in
brown and black, are little Irregular in
price among the jobbing trade. Pepperell
and other makes vary from 215e per yard
As follows: IA brown sell for 256g29 40;
s 81 do, Z73I6g30c; 10 4 do, 356037 &c; Ia
do, 45(G471zc and so on. Bleached muslins,
best makes, are steady at 2lc for New
York mills; " Williamsvilie, 19c; 1usearora,
lsc; Lonsdale, lie; HIPS Semper Idsm,
I7c; Gold Metal, 14c; Manville, 21c; Ly-
man Cambria; 2l1<@z2e, Utica Hoi1pa-
riel Zoe; do 4, S21<ei do "a, 571<c; do 1914,
size. Paper cambrics ars scarce, and
the leading makes, like Slater & Sons,
command l21<e, Printing cloths are in
q limited supply and held at extreme
prices, viz: ~ to re for common to
good, and TIC for extra. StOddsrd's
printed ealicoes are not yet opened in
full display, and are moving slowly at
1I1<c for most. Canton hasnels are well
sold up, and are 6rIn at 24e for Amos
keag A brown; 20c for do B; 25c for
EIlaton II do; l9c for do o; Sic for do
w H bleached. 24c for n dos l2Zci Tor
fremont Fl brown and Mass. r r do; 23c;
for Nashua Xxx brown and 24c for bleach
ed do. Wooden shaWls have been IN
good request during the week Just
closed. The agents of the Pescedaie Co.
sold over 1000 cases on the opening day
on basis of. 81 IS less discount for their
finest long high eOlored shawls, and were
It not fOr6his action most, If not all, the
other companies would open their goods
on basis of s. for long and a for squares,
but as It is, goods have met with ready
sale, and they could not be replaced Ct
the present rates of raw material.
Wall str5et.--Gold is dull at II2@1121z.
Loans are made from 192 per cent. for
borrowing. Clesrings, 81, 20 600; exports
to-day about $4,000; for the week, ST.
O53, ,5S4. Governments are steady, and
5-20s are advancing slightly. Stocks are
strong, and prices have advanced without
bringing cut much stock. The Pacific
Mail, Wabash and Northwestern are very
strong. The market closed firm with an
advancing tendency. A buoyant market
is looked for in August. Money Is in good
abundance, loaning as low as y per cent;
with the ruling rate at 2 per cent. The
bank statement shows a small ineraass in
the reserve. The following are the
changes: Loans decrease, SI6 439; specie
decrease, 3, ,158, PAS; legal tenders increase,
81, ,543 100; deposits increase, 8, ,2s2 94I cir
culation decrease, 81 ,06i. The Post says
the specie average is running very low,
while the amount what is reckoneC as
legal tenders stands higher than at any
tims for the past twelve months. The time
is now rapidly approaching when the W est
will require currency for crop movements
and legal tenders, as well as national bank
notes, which latter, of course, have to be
carried the sRme as any other liabilities OF
banks. In Stats bonds Tennessees and
South CarOlinas have been the only
active shares on the street. Sterling
exchange, bsnkers' bills, 10Z. United
States coupons of 1881, 1l6; do 62s, 5-2Gs,
II41<; do 64s, 11S5s; do 65s, 1137z; do new
5-20s, ,1I215; do 67s,5 20s, 1l25s; do 6es, II3;
do 10 40s I13Z; do currency 6s. 1I3s<, Mis-
souri, State bonds, SO; Old TennHssees,
72L hsw, TN; Virginia, new, 72; do
old, 641z North Carolins, old, -; donew,
265<; Canton, 7S; West. U. Telegraph Co.,
57sz; Quicksilver, IL; Mariposa los; do
preferred, I06; Adams Express Co.,
SIH; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, A;
American NJ. U. Express Company, So
United States Express Company, 53;
Pacific Mail, 46; New York Central,
e6Z New York Central scrip, 927<s Erie,
259s; do preferred, Sc; Harlemy l28;
do preferred, 130; Reading, 1121{
Michigan Central, l2O; Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago, 120; Northwestern,
67%; do preferred, 9lk; Rock Island,
10SH; New Jersey Central, 1855 st. Paul,
595<; do preferred, sO7S Wabash, sos do
preferred, SO Fort Wayne, 80; Terre
Hsute, "a; do preferred, 56; Chicago
and Alton, I22; do preferred, I29H; Ohio
and Mississippi, AZ; Cleveland, Colum-
bus and Cincinnati, S61I; Burlington and
Quincy, I4S; Union Pacific, 265s; Central
Pacific bonds, 12OA; Union Pacific bonds,
s71z.
decline of &c TO No; up
lands, zoe. Flour steady with moderate
demand at S4 1905 25; superdne " Western,
50 1904 %; superine western and state,
50 50G6; common TO good extra, S5 909
40; good to choice, IS 3597; white
wheat, western extra, So 65G6 90; extra
Ohio, s. S5@5 SO; receipts, 1855 bbls.
Rye -four in fair demand at S4@5 90.
CornmesI firm at g 75e14; western, "a 10
"a 10. whisky steady and less active, $50.
Grain receipts, including wheat, amount
to l42. 3S7 bushels. Wheat is fairly active
aud steady for spring, and about lG higher
is asked for good winter; No. spring,
u 36@l 3S; winter rcd and amber 81 42(l9
/ 46. Rye, barley and malt dull. Re-
ceipts of corn, 296,034 bushels. Corn is
more active and l0D2 per cent. lower, with
a good home trade and speculative de-
mand, at 64HG63c; inferior and common
"
66@661Ec; yellow, 70@72c; high mixed,
nearly yellow, 655<g69c. Receipts of oats,
20, 100 sacks. Oats more steady, ct 62k0
Csc; Western, 62}Ie; ahoat, 66@D70c for
Ohio. Leather Ia quiet, and firmly held at
full prices; Orinoco, 241IQ2716c. Wool is
in moderate request and very firm. Hops
are firmly held at full prices. Coffee hrm ;
Rio, I31z@116c. Sugar is in fair request, at
10@lIc. Molasses nominal. Rice, S6D9e.
lat
steady, $$3 62t9I3 rs. Beef heavy, Sl0(9I3.
Cut meats steady; hams, 13@l6Hc. Lard
more active. Butter steady; Western,
1I@2Oc; State, l59l6e. Cheese quiet, 10
lie.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 2o.-Cott0n dull and
nominal at 1916. Flour-lower grades
scarce and pretty firm. Other grades are
dull. Superfine winter, 81 25(g4 So; ex-
ira, "a 1906; Xxx, s. S5@5 so. Wheat
dull and dropping; inspected No. 3 red
fall in elevator, 81 10; No. red winter In
warehouse, 81 25. Corn dull and lower;
in bulk mixed on track, 42c; No. mixed
in warehouse, 47e; mixed sacked, 49c.
Oats dull ard dropping; in bulk on track,
32934c; in elevator, 36c; sacked, 37Cl39c.
Rye quiet; $4,000 for sacked. Whisky
firm at 94e. Tobacco steady. Hemp and
bagging unchanged. Pork-no sales.
ooCOh'-oAAJ q AAAAeo0 JpODAuB uohauus
Provisions-LaTd nominal at CSC for
choice kettle. Hogs are firm at SO 40@
A so. Cattle quiet at SS95 25 for fair to
choice native.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Tobaeco is firm
snd active. Sales, 130 hhds; lugs, So ESQ
7 25; low to medium leaf, 81 60@I3. Cotton
steady at 2Qc. Flour-demand fair for all
grades; extra family, So. Wheat is in
fair demand. Sales on arrival at 81 80
for choice. Corn is in good demand, but
prices are slow, and with a downward
tendency; shelIed ranges from 65 to 68c
for sacked. Oats stesdy; sales on arrival
at 40c for prime. Rye quiet; sales on ar
rival at 75c. Provisions very dull; msss