Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-13
MARKETS BY TELEeRaPR.
NEw HoRK.

easier, Win the exception OF currency skies
| the decline was Influenced by a slight depres-
sion in gold aud by sales to realize. The stock
market opened excited and strong, but after
the second call, the bears sold large amour, Il
OF STOCK and hammered the prices down con-
siderabiy. The principal stock was Wabash
selling at 6536967, and bacK to IS. The advance
In Wabash IN the morning was caused by an
announcement that Horace r. Clark, Jos. II.
Barker and August Seheil had consented TO re-
ceiYe In the proxies stockholders in opposition
10 the present management. The Union Pa
CHIC declined 10 SU54. The MARKET at the close
was weak and lower The chief activity was
In the Wabash, Ohio and Mississippi, Erie and
Northwestern shares. The Vanderbilt and
Otner bulls in the market offered no resistance
70 the downward course, preferring an in
crease OF short interest IN the marRet. The
situation Is daily becoming more IL teresting,
ana there are evidences Of numerous strong
combinations both for an increase and decline
IN the stock market. The money market ex-
hibited increased ease, and has returned 70 its
old CONDITION OF large offerings OF capital and
low rates Of interest. Gail loans, 2,a215. State
bonds are dull and heavy; Tennessees weak
and lower. Sterling exchange-bankers' bills,
-. United states coupons of 1881, llS56; do
1852 5-2s, ll51s; do 1885, lI51s: do 1855 II5S do
do new, ll41s; do lS57s ll41s; do 1885, II41&; do
lO-4es, lIlss; do currency skies, Il6. Missouri
state bonds, "; Iennessees old, 7274; do new,
%; vi ginia, new, 20; do old, g; North Caro-
lima, old, 4S; do new, "A. Cauton, 8i1z; West
ern Union Telegraph Company, 67Z; Quick
silver, IL; MaripOsa, Ss; do dreferred, 81;
Adams Express, 81; Wells & Fargo 81; Amerf-
can and Merchants Uuion Express, S.; United
States Express Co, 70; Pacific Mall 50: New
YORK Central, 100; New York Central Scrip
S4ts; ERE, S25s; do preferred, 81; Harlem, 80
do preferred, l35; Reading, ll4s<; Michigan
Central, l2014; Pittsburg, TT. Wayne ana Chi.
eSgo, ~ Northwestern, 691s; de preferred
yO1s; Rock Island, Il016; New York Central
l0o94j st. Paul, SO; do preferred, 8I5S; Wabash
%; 90 preferred, 81 Ft. Wayne, 100; Terre
Haute, %; do preferred, SO; Chicago and Alton
1l55 DO preferred, l2l; Ohio and Mississippi
~; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 30
burlington and Quincy, l35; Union Pacific
w; Central Pacific bonds, l0Z7s; Union Pa
Dry Goods-The demand for all textile fab.
rles continues animated among the jobbine
trade at steady and uniform rates. Heavy
Drown sheetlngs, best makes, l3Gll31ac for pop
ular brands; I2lgi21zc for less desirable braods
Fr1nts are in good request, especially in bettel
makes, which are quick and sold ahead at ll15
Frllted dela1neS are in far demand at 2Oc
Wnlle plain and glace styles of Ormures anC
coiored and black alpacas are active at ZIG
1z12c. hepps are having an extensive sale a.
z2e5 70 Whleh all makes were reduced toward
the close of last week. Bleached muslins art
IN good demand, as are coIored cottOns, at uni
form rates. Carpets are active and firm.
=, Cotton-The market is active and higher al
Supplies-Flour is in fair demand and prices
hlgher on shipping grades of superfine West
ern and state at s. 4095 70; common to goOC
extra Sb9b 70; good to choice, S6 SOd8 IS
white Western, extra, s6 S5a7; ohio extra, ss Il
ge .; at St Louis, s6 l5a9, including some tC
arrive. Ryehour and cOrnmeal steady WINS
er; No. 2sprtng, 81 1891 IS; winter red West
eTn, 81 52gl 56 amber Michigan, 81 56al 90
white western, 81 626l 20; amber Illinois
81 %; amber Michigan to arrive 81 COL Ryt
firmer; Western to arrive. S5c. BARLEY and
matt quiet. Corn excited and higher; mixed
western 7O973c. Oats in fair demand and
hlgheri western and Ohio, 49654c; Western tC
arrive IN the latter part 65 September 1910
Hay and hops are firm. Coffee is in fair de
nnand and firm; Rio, l59lSc Sugar quiet; fail
TO good refining, gs9g5zc; Cuba, 9al6c Molas
ses dull and unchanged. Rice, 9<ag5<c, Pc
troleum, crude, 1910; refined, 231Sc. PORK In
fair demand and firm; mess, SI3 S5GlS 81
% s2o YeUslU oU prime mess, slO 3O4l 20; DC
uODer, Sl5; January Sl4. Beef quiet; mess, S.
9lO; extra, SIltal4. Hams, Sl8a25: prime mess
slOalS; India do, sl2622. Cut meats steady
hams, l09l3c; shoulders, 61SG71S: middles ac
tive; long clear, s@S1zc; short clear, nc: STRAIT
lords; SIC Lard dull; prime steam. 999s4c
kilndr1ed, SIC. Butter -teady; Western i6d
2Oc; state, l5930c. Cheese firm at 7c8lIc.
Latest-Flour steady, with a moderate de
Inand; Sog6 % FOR shipping grades of extra
No. spring, 81 46@l As; very choice, 81 50
gan, 81 seal 90; white Western. 81 85ai *
Rye-higher grades advanced; Western, IS,
asked. Corn active and higher; Westerr
mixed 72c. Lard steady, 974c. Eggs steady a
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September i2.-Cotton in fail
demand and firm; low middlinR lS<dI9c
Flour in fair demand and firm; family, s. 75@
90. Wheat dull and dropping; red, 81 100
2. Corn in light demand and firm, at SO
Rye IN light demand and firm, at 65@69c Oat,
steady with moderate demand, at 32839c
Barley in fair demand and firm, at S5g95c
Hops scarce and firm; none offering, new sole
at 60e, 10 arrive. Coffee in fair dem nd anC
higher prime, 1870. Sugar in good demand
at null prices; renned &c higher. OILS un
changed. Eggs scarce and firm at l7c. Butter
scarce and firm, at 2o824c. Cheese in fair de
mand and higher. at 9159l0e. Provisions
easier; pork sold at SIP 50. Lard is held at &c
Bulk meats are held ut 55EdB1Sc for shoulder
ana clear RIB sides. Bacon is in fair demand
but at lower rates; sales of clear rib sides al
nc; clear, TIC, and shoulders, 65E9619c Hog
dull and dropping, at S4G4 so, Cattle dull ant
lower, at "a 2564 50. Tobacco in good demand
at full prices; sales for the week 7s5 hhds.
prices unchanged. Whisky in good demand
at full prices at SOC.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, September l2.-Bagging quie
but steady, at l6Gi9c on orders. Cotton hrm
at lg5zo. Flour active, with an upward ten
dency; extra family, So. Wheat firm, at 81 Il
al 30 for prime to choice red and white. Corr
scarce and in demand, at 5i957c for ear shelleC
in bulk, on arrival. Oats quiet at 800 In bulk
Rye saleahle at 10 on arrival. Barley in fail
demandi prime fall soc. Provisions firm anC
in fair order demand; mess pork. Sl2 506l3
bacon shoulders, &c; clear nib sides 10; clear
plain, 1870. Lara, g1(91O54o. Whisky qufef
but steady, at e09alc. TOba6eO-sales l52 hhds
lugs, s79S; low to medium Leaf, s8 259l3 me
dium TO fine bright wrapper, S30952 50.
ST. LOUIS.
t1As 41uu4nf soHDltluDbI LE-LOLEOn AT II
lg19c Flour is held firmly; superfine winter
So 9O94 .; Xxx, S5G5 25 Wheat higher; No.
red, 81 Is; No. red winter, 81 2s Corn higher
high mixed ON track, 40; do sacked, 53c Oats
lower mixed in bulk on track, 329S3c; dc
sacked 4O94l2. Barley steady; prime Iowa
lgei choice Wisconsin, Csc. Rye firm, 60663c
and firm. Hemp unchanged. Bagging easier
az lSG i972c Pork firm, at l3l5l3 25; clear bulk
sides, 74e-an outside price. Bacon firm
shoulders, 7ei clear rib sides, nc; clear, So
Lard firm. at g14991Sc. Hogs in good demand
S4@4 %. Cattle frmer, at S294 81
RAsHV7LE.E.
NASHVILLE, September l2.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged. FlOur-superfine, S4 25sa4 So
family, s5 50g6 50. Wheat, 81 lOgI 9O.e Corn,
65c. Rye, 81, sacked and delivered. Barley
zoe. Oats, SOC. Corn meal, Csc. Bacon-shoul-
ders, nc; clear rib sides, SIC; clear, SIC
Other articles unchanged,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September I2.-Flour is In fair de-
mand and firm; extra spring, So 50@6. Wheat,
No. 2 spring, active at 81 l79l i9, cash; 81 ls3Z
al 10, for September; 81 bal 1917, for Octo-
Der; 81 1274gl ls114, seller all the year. This
l8, for September; 81 1891 lS14, for October.
Corn-No. 2, mixed, active and irregular at
47ssc, for Dash; 4714c, for October. This after
1910, for October. Oats are quiet and un-
changed. Rye-No. 2, stronger at 621Sc. Bar
ley-No. 2, spring, drmer at 62s4. Highwtnes,
steady at Sszzo. Mess pork, steady at slS9lS 25,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEA Ms, September l2-Flour Arm
er; superfine, 81 SIX; Xxx, 81 S71S96; xxx, S.
254S6 80. Hay scar ce. choice, $40 Pork firm
or; mess, l49fc. Bacon, ~, 8, S149914o; sugar
cured hams, good to choice, l5L0l7c. Sugar (;
fully fair, lie; clarified, Louisiana, l2@lz1Sc;
all others unchanged. Sterling bank. 2lsz.
Sight, &c premium. Gold, 1876. Cotton qut-
ct but steady. Sales, 401 bales; good ordine-
~. 171&9lSo; low middling lS1z9ls5zc: mid
dlings, 19Glg14e Receipts, 300 bales. No ex-
ports. stock, q s2l9 bales.
MOBILE
MOBILE, September I2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, I9749l91a; net receipts, ll2; sales, 90;
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, September l2.-Cotton steady;
good ordinary, l714; net receipts, 49, sales, go;
stock, 3,lS9 bales.
SAVANNAH.
HSAvANNAH, September I2.-Cotton steady and
in moderate demand; middling, lS15; net re-
ceipts, 80; exports cOastwise, SO; STOCK, 906S
bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, September l2.-Cotton quiet
middlings, ls11c; net receipts, 30l; sales, 35i
stock, 400 bales.
FORETGN.
LONDON, September 12.-Consuls, 933E9s355zS,
033S; do '57, 92s<. Petroleum refined, lSs 6d9l9s.
FRANKFORT, September l2.-Onited States
Coupons Of 1862, e51s.
PARIS, September l2.-Rentes, of 44c.
DIED.
wALKER--In Shelby county, nine miles