Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-12

IOtn (uit.) 6O,OtO bales. Flour 245 Sd. |
Corn, No. 2 mixed 31s. Receipts Of
wheat for days 30, 900 bushels of which |
1880 were American. Cheese 55s. Butt !
ter y.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Gold dull and |
heavy, opening at 1124@112s, closing at
112s9112t. 1t will 60 lower if Bou well |
places his 5 per cent loan in Europe, as it |
is rumored that he has this afternoon.
Boutwell, was on the street to-day and Wis |
tied some leading bankers. From l to 2 |
per cent was paid for carrying gold. Clear !
iDgs ISL, 500, 600. Government bonds |
weak, both on account of lower gold and |
the absence of any demand from foreign |
bankers; quotations are entirely main |
tanned. Stocks excited and feverish, espe- |
cislly for Lake Shore, Northwestern, Ohio |
and Mississippi, and Rock Island. The |
bears exerted all their efforts upon these |
stocks to create panic, but they rallied |
the moment the bears stopped offering |
them down. New York Central, Hudson, !
Reading and Western Union, did not yield. |
Towards the close the market rallied from
to Is per cent from the lowest point, the
day closing steady. The bulls are cheer
full and looking for higher prices. They
say money will remain abundant and spec
ulation must break out both in this coun- |
try and Europe before long, as the accu- |
mutation of wealth in money centres can |
only be used by general speculation and |
initiation of values. Money easy at per |
cent. The feature in State securities has |
been Missouris, which are held up to SO |
on first call; the remainder Of the list dull |
and steady. Misssouri's closed at 975,
Tennessees, old, Il, new 71s; Yirginia's, |
new, ", old. 664; North Carolina's, old, |
As, new, %. United States coupons 1881
1l4ss, 5-20s of 1862 11444; 1865 I1344, 1865 |
11e5, new 1865 112, 1868 1921, coupons
Of 1868 1929, 1O-4Os 1115, currency IS
1148. Sterling exchange bankers bills
11O5.
New YORK Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, July 1.-THE dry goods
market is quiet but firm, with buoyant
tone, both bleached muslins and Reynalds
A do are advanced from III to 12c.
Durham from 1Ot to lie. Mssonville
colored cambrics and s. Slater 4 Sons are
advanced from III to 12c. Thus from
day to day some class textiles keep ad-
varcing. Even In height of dull season,
which is a sure indication the market will
open strong when business becomes more
animated.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, July 11-Flour dull and
prices have declined. Receipts 5000 bar
rels; superfine western and State sos. 40;
common to good extra 5.6O@S6; good to
choice So 9O@6.4O; white western extra
Sc. 1906 80; Ohio extras S5.7596. 80; st.
Louis 5 90@S9. Rye flour and corn meal
unchanged. Whisky quietat 944c. Grain
Wheat IL fair demand and market firm;
receipts Sc, coo bushels; No. l spring S1.4O
@1.47; No. 2 S1.433@14 As; red and am
Der S1.5491. so; new red Illinois S1.45.
Rye quiet. Rye malt 81. Barley dull;
| malt, prime Canada, S1.35 cash. Corn in
fair demand, and white firm; receipts 1922
| 900 bushels, with mixed 72tc; good to
choice 1870. Oats quiet and unchanged
in any respect; receipts Al 900 bushels;
western and Ohio 65969c. Hay and hops
unchanged. Coffee in fair demand, with
firm market; Rio 139154c. Sugar mar
ket firm, with fair demand fair to good
refining 9s@94c; Cuba 94@1O4e. Molasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice S4G9c. Pc
troleum-Orude 15c; refined 264c. Pro-
visions-Pork frmer; mess, new, $15.125
9I5 25; prime S12@Sl3; prime mess SI3
@13.5O, September $3.50. Beef IN
changed. Cut meats-Hams 10@13; shout
deIs 5{@6Ic; middles dull but unchanged.
Lard steady; good 94@1O5c; kettle dried
1910 August lie. Butter and cheese
dull and unchanged
LATEST Flour dull and declined 10
S5.7O@6.1O for shipping grades of extra.
Wheat active and firm at unchanged prices.
Oats steady; Ohio $1,000. Corn dull at
724@729o. Eggs steady at unchanged
rsIes.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, JAY 11.-Flour old dull
but heavy; new steady; western family
S6.75@7.5 Wheat in fair demand and
market firm, Ohio and Indiana 81. 500
I45. Corn market firm with a fair de-
mand, mixed Western 73c. Oats dull,
old western 56958c. Provisions unchanged
Whisky steady at 94c.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, July 11.-Flour dull; su-
perfne 81 10000, Xxx S.. 5O@5. 70,
Xxx, $500. Corn frmer; yellow ard
mixed 75@77e; white, 79@80o. Oats frmer
att 66@7Oo. Pork dull; mess $164 Bacon
easier at 7&@6@9t@IO4c, all others IN
changed. Bank Sterling S1244. New
Cinelnnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, July 11.-FloUr in fair de-
mand and market firm; family Sc 5O@6. rs,
Wheat in good demand at full prices new
81 23@1z5 old 81 81. Corn dull and
prices dropping at 56c. Rye in fair de-
mand and market firm; new 90@95c. Oats
in fair demand and market firm; mixed 50
@55c. Barley quiet and unchanged in
every respect; no sales. Groceries in good
demand at full prices. Linseed oil-steady
market with a moderate demand at soc.
Lard oil in moderate demand with a steady
market at 75@78c. Petroleum in fair de-
mand and prices advanced to 26@28c for
refined. Eggs dull but unchanged at 12@
13c. Bnt,er in N derate demand with
steady market. for choice 1S@2Oc; lower
grades nominal. Oheese-market steady
with moderate demand; for prime 100
lie. Provisions dull and holders anxious
to sell, with but little demand. Pork is
held at STEPS; sales at SIS 124. Bulk
meats are held 69@7lc and 74@Sc, but no
demand, and rates are merely nominal.
Bacon is held at Il, 5000, sales at prices
a shade lower. Lard in light demand but
holders firm; 10to asked, hut no sales.
Sugar cured hams 15@lGc. Cattle 81 90
(GO w. hOBS-maIESb STEADY Win moo
crate demand, st S4.2594 80. Tobacco
III good demand at full prices; Kentucky
25@5Oc higher; Gales of the last six days
9S5 hhds Whisky in fair demand and the
market firm at Gle.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Flour, extra spring
quiet at S.. OO@6 70. Wheat, No. spring
quiet and t@4c lower; closed at SI.19f
cash; 81 10 August; this afternoon quiet
at S1.l94 for July. Corn, No. 2, mixed,
opened active and firm but closed quiet at
52sc cash; this afternoon quiet at $3.50
52ac. Oats, No. 2, steady and closed firm
al Acc. Rye, No. 2, mora active at Ic
lower, &c. Spring Barley, No. 2, nomi-
nal. Highwines steady at Gle. Mess pork
quiet, closed at $14.75@14.S7A cash; SI4-
57J@15.0O August. Hogs active at 15c
higher; 81 OO@4.75. Cattle dull at s.. 90
$3.50. Freights to Buffalo steady at SC
for hogs.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, July 11.-Flour quiet; super
fine winter S4.40@4.50; extra 81. 1905;
XX So 25@5. So Wheat slow but steady
for small lots; ssles of inspected No. red
at SI:I1@I. 12t; and Of No. 2 red winter
at SI.2O, but held pc higher. Corn &C
tive and firm for mixed white and white;