Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-16

Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Aug. Is, $50 P. M.-Oonsols
934 for money; 93s on account. U. s.
5-20's of so 934; do '65 934; do. 81 92s;
do. 10-4O's 80. Linseed oil 32s IOd. Tur-
pentine BIS 6d@S8.
ANTWERP, Aug. 15.-Petroleum 4SI.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 15.-U. s. 5-20's 90,
965.
MANCHESTER, Aug. 15.-Less favorable
sdvices cause dnllness.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Is. = Cotton dali;
middling uplands SD; mIddling Orleans
Sd; sales 10000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000 bales. Bombay shipments
since last report to the 14th, 5000 bales.
Bresdstuffs unchanged. Receipts of wheat
for the past three days 10000 bags; Amer
lean 1000. Lard As.
New York Money Market.
New Yo2., Aug. 15.-Gold weak, and
bat for the efforts of cliquss would have
sold lower, as foreign exchange is very
weak. 1t opened at 1923 and closed at
II24. Loans made at from 1872 to 3-32
for use. Clearings 81, 800, 900. Govern
ments firm for the P's of 1881; currency
bonds have been very strong. The stock
market opened lower or large sales By
bears, but prices advanced soon as they
stopped offering. Erie, Western Union,
Union Pacific and Pacific Mail were
strongest. Toward the close Northwest
ern took an upward turn The whole list
was active. Some bears seem to have
given up all hope of depressing the market
as they were buying back their stocks to-
day at loss The market closed strong
and active for Western Union and Pacific
Mail. Others were rather dull. Money
was easy at 2@3 per cent. State bonds
dull, except Tennessees, which we're strong
and active. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills, 1901. United States coupons 1881,
119t; 5-20s so, 114ss; do "a, III; do '65,
11444; do new, 113; do. 81, 1874; do '68,
114i; do 1O-40s, 1l3s; currency IS, 1I53.
Missouri bonds 95s; Tennessees, old, 75II;
do new, 75a; Virginiss, new, y; do old,
63; North Oarolinas, old, 45; new, &c.
New York Dry Goods Markets.
NEW York, Aug. 15.-Thsre is no ma
teriai alteration in prices, although the
tendency Is rather downward than other
wise. Ottawsughsn x bleached cottons
are advanced to 104c; Bancrsft's No. 1,
yard wide, to 12kc; No. to lie; Indian
River X do. to 103c for yard wide, and
same price for W brand 80 inch. Printed
calicoes-desirsble makes of dark brands
in fair request at II &c, especially for the
best brands. Mans delaines are also in
fair demand at 20c; Pacific Mail Rsss
Csc, and Hamilton do. 264c. Heavy brown
sheetings brands steady at I3913kc,
and Indian Head lac. Worsted braids In
steady request at SOC for common and high
colors, and S5c for Alpaca braids, such as
Medallion, Golf, Star, and Wright's Grown
Shoal. Thread steady at SOC for 6-cord;
soft finish, such as Olark's and Ootes' had
ley zoe; Hollyoke 35c, all regular.
New York General Market.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-Flour dull but
unchanged; supertine Western and State
81 40@4 .95; common to medium extra
50. 15@5.40; good to choice IS 50@6. 90;
white western extra6 O0@6. 70; Ohio extras
5 25@6 80; 81. Louis 5.45@9.OO. Rye
-four and corn meal unchanged. Whisky
firmer at GATE. Wheat, No, 2, Spring
81 35@L 33t; red western winter 81. 400
LAB; amber Michigan $I.45@1.5O; South
ern Illinois do. S1.46; white Indiana
81. -4a; white Ohio 81 46. Rye, barley
and malt quiet. Corn-Common western
mixed 67ie; good to choice 67G6sc,
Oats-Western and Ohio, 4O@4S4c old
white Ohio 65c. Coffee, Rio 14@164c.
Sugsr, fair to good refining 9@9tc; Cuba
9@l0c Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Rice 5000. Mess pork $13.75; prime
do 10 50@11.00; prime mess, new, IL 80
@12.0O, September, and $500 October.
Cut meals unchanged; middles quiet;
bellies 73@Sc. Lard frmer; prime steam
9t@93c; kettle dried %. Butter and
cheese dull and unchanged.
LATEsT.-Flour steady; shipping extras
$5.15@5. 40. Wheat dull and in buyers
favor; Spring No. 2 $1.32@1. 80; Michigan
amber $1.45@1.46. Rye-Western 500
$40. Oats heavy; western and Ohio 400
47c. Pork dull at S13. 25@1355, for Sep
icmber. Lard steady at 93c for October.
Eggs dull at 1Sc.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 15.-Flour in good de-
mand at foil prices. Wbeat-Ohio and H.
diam $1.30@l.32. Corn-mixed western
65@67c. Oats 44@46c. Rye 65@72e
Mess pork frmer at S14.5O. Bacon -
shoulders 63@7c; sides Sc; clear rib sides
SIC; hams 154@l65c. Lard 10t911c.
Whisky dull at SAC.
CINCINNATI, Aug. I5.-Flour g. 500
$50. Whsat-red S1.12@L.15. Corn
5l@52s. Rye 65@7Oc. Oats 30@32c.
Bsrley-fall 100000, nominal Coffee
prime 1S4@1Ssc. Sugar steady with
moderate demand. Linseed oil 84@S9c;
lard oil 72@75c; petroleum 12@13c; the
latter forcandled. Butter-heavy receipts
depress the market, 20 lower; sales at 100 |
zoe, the latter for choice hamper. Cheese |
9@9Jc. Flour steady. Flax seed 81. so. |
Pork, $1,000 asked. Lard, Sc asked. |
Bulk meats 54@64c asked; &c less offered.
Salas of clear ribbed sides at Gle; bacon |
Gle, 7sc, 72c, asked; some sales 1So less. |
Hogs 81 2594. so. Cattle in fair demand |
at advanced prices; prime to extra 4@5e. |
Tobscco-6emand fair and market firmer; |
sales $50 hhds. Whisky firm with fair de- |
maad at $50.
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Flour duh; $3.50 |
cash-a corner on cash. Wheat, No. ?,
81 07@1. O8; $L024@L02k August; $50 |
99t September. This afternoon quiet and |
firm at 81. O2a@1.O2s for August; 99Ic for !
September. Sales at $1.074 cash for to-
Corn unsettled and irregular;
prices easier at 452e cash; 60sc for August.
This afternoon frmer at G0s@6O2c for |
August. Bye, sec. Barley essy at SIC.
Oats lower; 29ac cash; 29e for August.
80. Mess pork, $I2.5O@
1866. Lard steady ct Sac@S1c. Dry
'alted shoulders, 40. Loose hogs active
md 10@15c higher; sales ct "a. 2O@4. so.
Cattle steady and tolerably active at 80 90 |
90 40. Freights to Buffalo quiet and |
stronger at 2k@e. 1r'- 3. --ia
81. Louis NEarkota
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-Flour dull; mar