Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-05

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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW York.
NEW York, September Avail street.
Gold strong and heavy at 1l3sS. One re-
port is to the effect that another squeeze
is contemplated at an early day. From
1872 to I-16 per cent was paid for use per
day. Clearsnces, al. 900 600. The Govern
ment bond market was strong at the close
and advanced to the highest figures cur
rent for the same time. Foreign exchange
was weak. There was a strong bull feeling
in the Stock Exchange to- day, which re-
suited in a strong advance in prices. There
was an increased activity in all specula-
tive shares, and dealings were very heavy
in North western. Wabash, Pacific Mail,
Western Union, Union Pacific, New York
Central, Erie and Ohio stocks. In express
stocks Adams was the feature. The feel
ing of the market closed very strong, with
the exception of the Pacific Mail and
Union Pacific, which were dull and hesvy.
Advices from "across the waters" state
that American securities are buoyant on
the continent, especially at Amsterdam
and Frankfort. German bankers were
buying Central Pacific bonds this after
noon on European orders, which caused
the price to advance to IO2%,
Money is easy at per cent.
State bonds are dull and heayv,
Sterling exchange bankers bills, 9; q. s,
coupons 8ls, 119; do, 62s, 5-2Os, 114x;
do. 64s, ll49; do 65s, 1l48; do new
114%; 10-40s, 1llA, ex interest; do cur
rency g.. l16; Missouri State bonds, 81;
Tennessee, old, ,7411 ;do new, ,73K virgins,
new, 691z; old, IS; North Carolina, OLD. "A;
do new, 25; Canton so; Quicksilver, I145s;
Msriposa, 81; do preferred, s;
Western Union Telegraph Company,
669S; Adams Express, s.; Wells d Fargo,
525<; American, So; United States, 56x
Pacific Mail, 551S; New York Cen.
do preferred, 591; Harlem, 1870; do pre-
ferred, 1S5 (; Reading, 115H Michi-
gan Central, 12O; Union Pacific stock,
322<; Pittsburg, 123; Northwestern, "A;
pfd, "a; Rock Island, 112N; st. Paul, 6S5<
preferred, SSA; Wabash, 67k; preferred,
"a; Fort Wayne, 100; Terre Hsute, 25:
preferred, so; Chicago and Altcn, 1lSH;
preferred, 100; Ohio and Mississippi, AK;
New Jersey Central, 10Sx; Burlington
and Quincy, 1873; Cincinnati, Columbus
and Cleveland, 9l; Central Pacific
bonds, 1O22<; Union Pacific bonds, 9O1S,
Cotton.-Cotton is steady, with q mod
crate demand at 1916.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 4--Tobacco
is unusually active and strong at un-
chsnsed prices; lugs, S79s; sales for the
day, Sc hhds. Cotton is frmer and has
advanced, being held at 1870, Flour il
in fair order demand and steady: extra
family, IS 50. Wheat is quiet, but steady
at 81 1591 % for red and white on arrival.
Ear corn is in fair demand at 55c on ar
rival. Oats are steady at 36o on arrival
and 40c from store Rye is steady at zoe,
Barley quiet at 7O@SOc for spring and fall.
Provisions are quiet, but firm, and trans
actions were of limited Importance in
round lots. Mess pork is held at SI2 so
for cash; bacon shoulders. 61<c; clear rib
sides, 71<c; clear sides, TIC. Hams are
steady at 1Sh914<c. Lard, 9k0lOkc,
but the demand is light. Whisky, 90@9lc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September Flour Is in fair
demand and firm. Wheat active and
higher; No. spring. 81 OS@I 1IN for cash
or September and 81 10Z for October; this
afternoon it was firm and active at 81 TX
al 1lA for September and 81 ii bid for
October. Corn-No. 2 mixed quiet, but
strong and N@%o higher; 43X(G44c for
cash or September; this afternoon it was
~ ttz8Ng4114C IOf nD6r. JAG8
are steady, with moderate demand: No,
2, 29c. Rve- No. Is firmer at 571<658c.
Barley-No. 2 spring active and easier ct
44Hc, Highwines are steady at S9c. Mess
pork, lard and meats are steady and un-
changed. Hogs are steady, with a mod
crate demand at unchanged prices. Cat
tie are in fair demand at lower rates, 81 81
@56O.
CINCINNATI.
flTNCTggA ATT Gapfapn Har A - rrY1faf
and unchanged in every respect; low mid
ding 17ssc. Flour dull and lower; fsmi-
ly. IS 4095 80. Wheat dull and lower;
red, 81 12CGl Il. Corn Is dull and un-
changed at SIC. Rye is steady. with
moderate demand at 65@6Sc. Oats are
steady, with a moderate demand at s2@
S9c. Barley is quiet and unchanged. Gro
ceries are steady. Linseed oil is dull and
dropping at 7S9S0c: lard oil quiet and un-
changed. Pork dull and unchanged. Lard
dnll, but unchanged; &c asked. but $40 is
offered. Bulk meats are dull and un-
changed, with sales of shoulders at 80;
sides are held at SIC. Bacon Is quiet and
unchanged; clear sides are saleable at re,
but are held at 79Sc. Hogs are dull and
dropping at S4G4 so. Whisky In good de-
msnd at full prices-90c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Cotton un-
changed at 1S9181zc. Flour is very dull
and nominslly unchanged. Wheat IL dull
and lower, 81 10 being offered for No. |
red and 81 II asked; sample lots of No. |
red winter were sold at 81 2O@1 %. Corn
remains unchanged; No. 2 mixed, in ele- |
vator, 42c; mixed In sack, SOC. |
oats inactive; No. 2 mixed in ele-
vstor 35xc; mixed sacked, S8G4Oc. Bar
ley dull; No. spring, 00@65c. Rye quiet |
at $4,000. Highwines are steady at 500. |
Tobacco is stiff. Hemp and bsgein1 are |
unchanged. Pork is easier at $40 rs de-
hvered: In bacon there is good jobbin9 |
and order trade doing; shoulders, 6L@
SIC: clear rib sides, 71<(G71Ic; clear sides, |
1AgSc. There were no sales of lard |
Hogs are In good demand at 50 75tA4 so. |
Eattis e. are unchanged; Texan, 81 50@S; ma
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 4.-F1our is |
dull; superfine, 81 so; Xxx, s. 75, xxx,
s. 9O@6 IS. Corn f1rmsr; mixed. $50;
white 70e972c Oats are quiet at 52c. Bran,
II 10. Hav firmer, with prime at S29;
choice: SSOG3l. Pork quiet; mess, s14;
CGlb5ze Lard steady; tierce, 105<c: keg,
ll@llHc, Sugsrs-common, 969Ac; |
prime. 12c. Common molasses. ISc Whis- |
ky dull at 90c@$1. In coffee there is |
nothing doing. Cotton buovant: sales of |
100 bales; ordinary, 16K@17c; low mid
ding, 17H@1sc; receipts. 40 bales; ex-
ports to New York, 1853 bales; stock a.
991 bales.
GALVESTON,
GALVESTON, September 4.-Cotton arm;
good ordinary. 17c. Net receipts. 4O4 |
bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, 1915 bales,
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, September 4-Cotton /
firm; mlddlinR. l8c. Net receipts, 6s bales;
exports cosstwise, 66 bales; sales ,25 bales:
stock, 1888 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, September 4.-Cotton firm; |
low middling, 171<c; net receipts, 9s |
bales; exports coastwise, 675 bales; sales, |
Is bales; stock, 291 bales.
MOBILE, September 4.-Cotton firm;
middling, 1sZ@lSNc; net receipts, 1s7 !
bales; sales, 25 bales; stock, 5682 bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, September 4.-Copsols. egJ<:
D. 8. coupons 5-20s OF 1852, e35<; do '85s' |
9S5S do '67s, 927[; do 1O-4Os, SOX. Tur-
pentine 96s Cd.
PARIS, September 4.-Rentes, 81 francs,
52 centimes. Il
ANIwERP, September A. Petroleum,
sos.
LIVERPOOL, September 4. - Cotton
firm; uplands, 9NG9skd; Orleans, EXC /
94d. Sales, 15,O ,Oo0 bales; speculation and
export, 1000 bales. Cumberland middIings,
BIS. Petroleum spirits, lis.
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