Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-03

Road, and both these companies were to
gooole up the Hannibal and 81. Joseph
Koad isis regulsr ZIG, coupons 116;
'6Zs coupons 1l4t; CAS- coupon 1888; '65s
ia, new 112s; CTS 113; '6S's 1881; 10-40s
coupons 113s; currency skies 1144; Ten
nessee 73s; new. 735; Virginia 81 new,
~; Missouri 954; North Csrolin AIS;
new, 45. Gold 1l24 Exchange long ITO.
NEW YORK, August 2.-There were six
proposals of bonds to-day amounting to
81, 647, $50, at from Ill to 112- 80.
Awards will be 81, 0CO, 600 at from III to
liz 80.
New York Dry Goods Market
New YoRx, Aug. 2.-Business in this
department is generally inactive end likely
to be so during the next fortnight. Now
that the furore among commisson men and
agents has partially subsidized in shawls and
other lines of goods prices generally have
been advancing on most classes of textiles,
although In some special things there has
been no advance ct all, as in spool cotton,
nor has the advance in the price Of goods
been SO rapid as in the raw material, but
nevertheless the prices have reached an
altitude to deter country jObbers from buy
ing ia advance. The Edward Harris rs
muslins advanced to 12c, Nsumkeg brown
cotton hannels are selling at 15c, and
bleaohed do. at 16c.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, August 2.-FIoar-receipts
10, 10S barrels and heavy, at 1O@15c lower;
sales CT s, 500 barrels at 81 35@5 90 for
superfne Western and State; S. 20@5.6 5
10
S. 55@6. 10 for good to choice do; S6.05
@6 rs for common to choice white west
era extra; $5.35@6.55 for common to
good extra Ohio; $5.55@9 for common to
choice extra st. Louis Rye flour lover;
sales of 325 barrels at 90. 90@5.35. Corn
meal heavy; sales Of 400 barrels at $5 30
@5 IS; western 81 OO@t1O. Whisky in
moderate demand and lower; sales of 200
barrels at 959c. Grain-Receipts Of wheat
S.120 bushels; wheat heavy and 3@5 cents
l)wer, and holders are ANXIOUS to realize
q fair demand at the decline; sales of l69,-
600 bushels, at $I.2S@132 for No. 2,
spring, chiefly; $1,000. 2O@l.25 for soft
do $l.32@1 SO for No. 1 Spring, the
latter very choice; 81 35@145 for new
and old winter red and amber western;
Sl.22@1.25 for soft do; Sl.989I. 40 for
red and amber southern; 81 35@1 so for
white ives ern. Rye dull. Barley nomi-
nal. Barley malt at moderate request;
sales of 700 bushels of Canada at 81. 35.
Receipts of corn 1926, 295 bushels; very
active and one cent lower, active home
trade, good export and moderate demand
for speculation; sales of 3O5 900 bushels
st 62@63tc for inferior and common
western mixed; 64|@653 fog good to
choice, closing at e44$, prime yellow do.
6s@70c. Receipts of oats 1926
bushels, with moderate request
and lower, at 6O@61 for western; 60
@67c for Ohio. Hay more active and very
firm at Sl.25 shipping, $l.9O91 so retail
lots Hops in good request and firm at II
@2O for Californis; 10@17 for State; 90
Is for Eastern; 8@13for Western. Leather
quiet and weak; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres ind Rio grand light, middle aud
heavy weights 20@29c; California 25@28c;
Orinoco do 24k@27tc. Wool quiet, and
is firmly held at full prices; extra Ohio is
quoted at 6l@62c; pulled 45@474c; spring
clip California 38@42sc. Coffee steady at
134Q16Ac for Rio, with sales of 800 bags.
P. f. sugar Is heavy, fair to good refining
94@9s, with sales Of 500 hhds at I0@11c
for Demarars, and 1O@11 for Cuba. Mo-
lasses unchanged. Rice quiet at Sc99c
Provisions-pork is frmer with better
demand, with sales of /, 400 barrels at
S13. 86@14.00 for new mess; I.O0G
IL so for prime; $12.OO@12.75 new prime
mess; also 8, 500 barrels mess from Sept.
Oct. and Jan. at $14 90. Beef dull al
O0@13O0; plain mess S13 OO0I6. 90;
extra beef hams active at SI8 00T20 90:
fierce beef nominal at $50. OO@25. 90; prime
mess and Iudia cut meats quiet at SIP 0C
OLA 90. Hams 54@6Ac; shoulders and
middles inactive. P. 4. Lard steady, but
closed heavy, with sales of 730 tierces,
at 9k@10sc for steam, 10tc for kettle rem
dered; also 500 tierces August at 10sc.
Butter quiet at 10000 for Western; LOG
30o for State. Cheese unchanged, at Z
@11c.
--LATEST. closed heavy, 10@15C
decline, S5.2O95.75; shipping grades ex-
ira. Wheat closed steady at decline Of
3@5c at 81 27@1 80 for No. 2 Chicago and
Milwaukee spring afoat, aud 81 3j@1. AS
for winter red and Amber Western. Corn
closed at CA &c for prime Western mixed
afoat. Oats closed dull with Coo bid fol
prime OLD Western. Eggs closed in fair
request and firm at 23@24c.
st. Louis Markets
ST. LOUIS, Aug 2.-Flour-Low grade
scarce and firm; other qualities dull. Su.
perfiue winter 81 1904 As; extra do.
S4.7 Xxx S5@5. 10. Wheat duh and
prices have advanced; inspected No. red
$1.10; No. $1.22. Corn dull and lower;
mixed bulk on track 38c; do. in warehouse
do n.E1
mixed bulk On track 32@33c; do. sacked
37@3S9c. Barley-nothing doing Rye
dull but unchanged; sales at 56@57c
Whisky firm at 92c. Tobacco steady. Bag
ging quiet at 19@21c. Coffee active anG
firm, ranging from 162@19c Sugar firm
at 11S@123c for choice Louisiana Mo
lssses dull but unchanged. Pork dull a
$14@14 20, mostly on orders. Bacon dali
only order trade; shoulders sc; clear rit
sides 81; clear sides S4@9y. Lard nomi
nal. Hogs lower at d4@4.25. Cattle
steady at sos 25 for medium to choice
natives. Receipts-Flour, $500 barrels
wheat, 35, 900 bushels; corn, Is, 800 bush,
els; oats, $4,000 bushels; rye, 5000 bush
els.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, August Flour dali and nom
inal. Wheat opened dull ard closed firm
at S1.OO1 cash; 81. 0OI for August delivery
firm this afternoon a. 994c for August
O I'm opened dull, bnt closed fcm at 424G
42tc cash; 418c for August; Al &c for Sep.
TENDER; down this afternoon, fall 422c fol-
| for August. Oats active, but unse tied
sales at 29c Rye easier at 524c. Barley
stronger at 64@65c. Highwines quie
at 92c foE iron bound Mess pork quiet
and weaker at $l325 cash for August
Lard quiet at 94@9s cash. Hogs So $50
40. Cattle 1851. Freights to Buffalo
strong and steady at &c. Receipts o
-four 1000 bbls; wheat 5000 bushels
corn 228 900 do, oats I3S,O0J do, ~
81, 900 do, barley 5000 do; hogs 4, OO'
head. Shipments of flour, 5000 bbls.
wheat 66, 600 bushels. corn 2S3, goo do.
oats ~, 900 do, rye 1000 do, barley ZOO
do; hogs 5000 head.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, August Tobacco yer,
firm; sales 1876 hogsheads; Tugs 64@74c
| low to medium leaf 8913c. Flour dul
and prices hsve declined; extra famil,
| So. 10 Wheat firm at SI.30@1 So. Corr
firm at CSC Oats steady; new 4lc on ar
rival. Rye firm; old SOC. Provisions low
or, bat demand fair. Mess pork $14. Ba
con-Shoulders &c; clear rib sides Sc
| clear sides SIC; sugar-cured hams 15c
plain hams lac, all packed. Lard-Pdm,
leaf in tierces IO4c; kegs 12o. Whisky
steady at 93c, but demand limited.
Cincinnati Markets.