Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, August 17.-Wsn Street,
Money is very abundant at 2 to 3 per cent
Gold is dull at 112SS91l2H. Exchange Is
/ dull and weak. The stock market con-
tinues strong. The increasing business
is bringing back operators, and the specu-
| lations of operators must make the market
/ buoysnt and money very plentiful all over
the world. State bonds were dull. Gov
ernments were dull and steady. Sterling
exchsnre and bankers bills are 9L.
U. 8. coupons Sis. 1ls%; do, 62s, 5-20s,
114s<; do, 64s, l141s; do 65s, 1l41<; do new
5-2Os, 1l3k; do 67s, 5-20s, 1l3k; do 6Ss,
| 1l4sS; 10-40s, 1131<; do currency 6s, 1l5ss
Missouri State bonds. 951l; TeDnessee, old,
| 751s do new, 1915; Virgins, new, 70; old
625S; North Carolina, old, IS; do new, %;
Canton, 70; Western q. Telegraph Co.,
81; Quicksilver, lIH; MariPoss, 1884
do preferred, 1051S; Adams Ex. Co., 81
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express. .461f; Amexi-
can Union Express Co., 81; United States
Elk. Co., Sc; Pacific Mail, 81; New
York Central, 120; New York Central
scrip, 941<; Erie, 80; do preferred, So;
II Harlem, 12S1<; do preferred, $50; Reading,
1l4H; Michigan Central, I20; Pltttsburg,
Fort Wsyne and Chicago, 1ls1s; North
western, 20; do preferred. 9l%; Rock
Island, iOsJ<: New Jersey Central, lO55<
st. Paul, 81; do preferred, s05s; Wabash,
So; do preferred, 81; Fort Wsyre, 99A ;
Tarrs Haute, %; do preferred, 5s;
Chicago and Alton, l2z; do preferred,
126: Ohio and Mississippi, 45A: Clev0-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati, S75<; Bur-
lington and Quincy, 14S; Union Pacific,
821S; Central Pacific bonds, ee1s; Union
Pacific bonds, S8
Cotton msrket-Cotton in fair demand
and &c higher; ordinary and good ordl-
nary 70 higher; low mtddhng and mid
ding unchanged &C lSxcs
Provisions, etc.--Flour strongly In buy
ersI favor; supar6ne Western and State,
81 4Oa4 Q5; common TO good extra s. 159
5 As; good to choice, IS 6036; white Vest
ern extra, 1905 70; Ohio extras, s5 22t9
9 80: st, Louis. S. 1909; rye Hour, 50 $50
s 00 Cornmesi Quiet. Whisky irmer ss
Q50o51<c, Wheat dull and lower for low
grades; No. 2 spring, 81 26Gl S2; winter
red Western, 81 SOL 40; amber mixed,
Al 420l 46; white Western, 81 As; fancy
amber. Indiana, 81 30. Rye, barley and
malt dull. Corn dull and lower; mixed
Western, 66k@66He; white, 75c. Oats
steady, with q moderate demand; " est
ern and Ohio 42I050c, the latter is'the ex-
treme price Hay and hops are hFm. Cof-
fee firm, with fair demand; Rio, l49
i61fc. Sugar steady, with moderate de-
maud; fair to good refined, 97f@91z; Cubs,
ol<(GlOo, Molassea quiet and unchanged.
Rios S1S691<c. Petroleum crude 13xc;
refined, 2SZc. PROVISIONS Gull. Mess
pork. new, SIS 259lS SS; prime, SIC COG
September; s13 20@1s 80 and three
months from November 1st, e13. Beef
and cut meats unchanged; middlings
dull; city stratfords, e1<c. Lard strong;
prime steam, 9@91kc; kettle dried, 9Ssc
Butter dull; Western. 10320c; State, 15@
so. Cheese quiet at o9lokc.
The people of the interior are generally
busy harvesting, an ars in no hurry to
anticipate their wants. Trade viii open
about month later, perhaps, than usual.
September is likely to bring active trade
ct very fun prices. 80 long 81 money Ia
easy, crops abundant and raw materials
remain ct high prices and steady and uni
form, g repetition Of prices ig unnecessary.
The gold market Waa drmar toward the
close. with sales ct 1125<. This advances
was partially based on reports OF lower
nrices for bonds Ia Europes there were
exceptional transactions as 1l2sS. Loans