Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-14
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 13.-Consols 93k@93s.
United States 5-20s of 1862 92s; 1865
924; 1868 9I4; 10-4Os 81. The bullion
in the Bank Of England has increased
e422, 900. It's discount rate has been re-
duced to 2 per cent. TaEow As 3d.
FRASKFoRT, July 13.-United States
5-2Os of 1862, 96s.
LIVERPOOL, July 13.-Cotton heavy;
middling uplands Cd; Orleans ed; sales
13, 900 bales, of which 1000 were for ex-
port or speculation. Breadstuff5 un-
changed. Llrd 5ls. Cheese 50. Short
rib middles Sos Sd. Turpentine AS Cd.
New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK, July 13.-The gold mar
ket was heavy this P. NJ, and declined to
I115 in sympathy with the weakness in ex-
change and small exports in specie. The
closing quotations were 1115 to 112.
Loans were made at l per cent. Clearings
S31, 500, coo. Bonds for Government gold
were s.. 225, 900 at from 111-76 to I12-284;
sw9ds of one million at from 112 to 112-
2S5. Governments dull and prices scarce
IL maintained. Stocks have been dull in
the absence of operators to the races and
summer resorts, and the bears have taken
advantage of it and offered prices down.
None others were selling stocks. The par
ticular feature in the leading stocks are
Lake Shore, Rock Island, Ohio and West
ern Union, Erie and Northwestern. The
market closed dull but steady. Money
easy at 2@3 per cent. 1t is said money
offered in London on the street at l per
cent. for fo1r. months. State bonds dull,
except Missouris, which are strong and
active. Misssouris 81, Tennessees, old,
III, new III; Virginis's, new, 70, old. &c;
North Cardinals, old, 46, new %. Sterling
exchange, brokers' bills 110t.
New York DrygOOds Markets.
New YORK, July Is. - Dry goods. -
Although autumn trade has not opened with
any activity 1t has nevertheless been dis
counted to a great extent and sales have
been made during the past month, both in
cotton and wooleus in anticipation of an
advance in the price of goods in accord
anca with the rapid rise IN raw materials.
This anticipated advance is gradually tax
ing place from day to day, and il very
marked in some cases of gools. Indeed,
10 some instances, 1t has been too
rapid, as it is known that immense quanti-
ties Of goods have been carried on specu-
lative account, which in case OF stringent
money would be forced to a sale at prices
that would cause areaction at any moment,
but notwithstanding the Indications of
prices have not reached its highest limit
Pepperell II. brown sheetings have ad-
vanced to III; Greene d Co. 3 bleached
muslin is up to 115c, and Hsllowells zoe;
bleached do 13c; Atlantic A brown sheet
ings are up to l3te; PacifcA 13c; Atlantic
II 13c; do. D f2c; do. P lie; do. V sheet
ing lie; do. L fine sheeting 12tc; red cross,
Virgins life; do. Congress 1O4.
Now York General Markets.
NEW YORK, July 13.-Fiour dull and
in buyers favor Receipts 5000 barrels;
supertine western and State S5@5 80; COM
mon 20 good extra $5.5O@5. 80; good
to choice S. SO96. 80; white western extra
Sc. 35@6. 50; Ohio extras SIS 6596.40 st.
Louis 8O@S9. Rye -four and corn meal
unchanged. Whisky dull at 94t Grain
Wheat dull and dropping; receipts So.
600 bushels; No. 1 spring STAG, No 2
S1.4291. AZ; red and amber, old and new
S1.45@1. so. Rye, and barley quiet. Malt,
State S1.25. Corn, receipts 23l, 900 bash
els; common Western mixed Il; good to
choice 7I5o. Oats dull but unchanged; re-
ceipts 6 900 bushels; western and Ohio
6j@7Gc. Hay and hops unchanged Cotfts
firm and in fair demand, Rio 13@152e.
Sugar firm and in fair demand; fair to
good good refining 9s@93c; Cuba 93@
iO3c. MoIasses duh. Rice S4@9c. Pc
troleum-Crude 144@135c; refined 255c.
Professionalism dull; mess, new, S15. 90;
prime $12@$13; prime mess, new, S13
@13. 80, August S15.12; September to
April $14 50@15.12. Beef quiet $1,000
@13; extra Sl3@16. Huns fierce and
mess unchanged; middles seady. CITY 81
@83c. Lard steady; good 93@105c; ket-
tie dried 1917. Butter heavy; Western 10
@2Gc; State 1e@29c. Cheese heavy at 9
@l1a.
LATEsT.-Flour dull and declined to s. 80
@6.05 for shipping extra Wheat heavy,
red amber 81. 45@1.51. Pork steady; July
SIS; August $3.50, Lard strong, 1OEc