Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17
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NEW YORK.
MONEY,


WALL STREET., NEW YORK, October 10.-
Gold to-day was weak, opening at li3Is. ad
vapctng tol ia, deeling TO and closing Rtll314
@ll33s. Loans were made at from 8 70. PEI
cent. for carrying. Clearances, SS5, 81, 900
Governments opened steady, advancing ~
on second call, later in the day declining from
q TO 1zc., and closing dull and steady at de.
cline. The stock market was irregular, and
a weak and unsettled feeling prevailed. Thert
was a sharp advance in Western nion shares
on Saturday, and many stories were aiioat 20
day relative tQJhe borrowing OF large amounts
OF money to tqy stock, which failed to check
the downward course of the general market
A decline to day was particularly marked IN
western, Rock Island, New York Central, Lake
Shore and Western Union shares, Read ne
being an exception TO the general weakness
which has been strong all day. The market
closed very weak and dull The money market
was hrmer, and loans were mostly made at
per cent for gold. 1t Is probable that the re-
sumption of the Chicago banks Will take sS
OOO 900 of currency from the market. Eight
hundred thousand dolla were shipped there
to-day. State bonds are dull and weak, and
Sterling gexcnange-bankers' bills, 81, United
States coupons of 1881, ll615: do o. 5-20s
li414; do lS64s, ll434: do lSe5s, ll454; dc
new, ll3k: do 1867, 53s, ll2i4i do 1865 ll2s; dc
lO-iOs, lO91f4; do currency skies, I11z. Missouri
State bonds, 50; Tennessees, old, Ga; do new
65; Virgip5S, new, 6S; do old. SO; North Caro-
ern Union Telegraph Company, 57ss: Quick.
Adams Ex., 81; Wells q Fargo, "a; Amer.
can Merchants Union Express. 521S United
States Express Co. 52j Pacific Mail, 4515; New
York Central, S714; New York Central Scrip
s21S; Erie, 279s; do preferred, So; Harlem, l221z
Central, ll5; Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi.
cago, :; Northwestern, 6S1z; do preferred
S554; Rock Island, 9674; New Jersey Central
S.: do preferred, 50; 1T. Wayne, 95; TerTe
Haute, 20; do preferred SO; Chicago and Alton,
Il8; 40 preferred, llp; Ohio and Mississippi
Burlington and Quincy, l20; Union Pacific
2334; Central Pacific bonds, l0l14i Union Pa
cihc bonds, S55s.
DRY GOODS.
There was an advance in the dry goods mar
ket to-day, and there was better business
doing in fabrics adapted to this season at uni
form rates. Heavy brown sheetings are still
selling at l3 10 l3hc for best makes, and u 70
Is11Sc for seconds. Heavy brown 9riIls, If to
li17c; fancy prints, best makes, l2c; printing
cloths, s to SIC; common TO extra, &c; delalnes
zoe: New York mills muslins 2ic; Kearsarge
lsc; Hilps semper iden, l6c; Hope do, l4e.
COTTON.
Cotton dull but unchanged, 2O1sc,
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, October l9.--Bagging in light
order demand. Hemp and fax l6< 20 ISc. Cot
ton quiet, but steudy at lggzc. Flour firm with
a fair demand; extra family Sc 80. The receipts
and supply of grain are light, and the market
is irm. wheat, 81 40 TO l IS for red ana white
Ear and shelled corn 50 TO 55c. Oots, 3se. Rye
75c. The demand For provisions is moderate
and chiefly on orders Mess pork, slS 90 in
round lots, Bacon is a fraction lower; shonld-
ers; TIC; clear rib sides, SC; clear sides, SIC
there are no plain hams In the market. Lard
e5z TO 1lhc. Whisky firm at Sic,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, October l6.-FIour firm
super1ue, So 25; Xxx, 81 10; xxx, 81 80. Co \
has advanced; mixed ard yellow, 81 to soc
white, 95c Oats quiet at IS to doc. Bran scarce
at 81 50. Hay scare; choice, sS6 to Sc so. Pork
dull; mess held at sI5 25s Bacon easier; should
choice sugsr-cured hams, ls1S to l9c. Lard
gu ct; tierce, lO5sc keg, u to PIC Sterling, sS
sight checks, be psr; gold, llS% Cotton quiet
middling, 1870 1870; middling, 1870. Re.
ceipts, 4256 bales; exports to Hayre, 1l57 bales
TO Sew York, 247s bales. Stock 26,s70 bales.
Sf. LDUEa.
ST. LOUIS, October I8.-Ootton steady, will
moderate demand, l9c. Flour quiet but easier
some salas lower, super1ne winter, IS TO 80
extra, IS 40 to 90; Xxx, IS 7s 10 9 Is. Whest
dull and weak; No. red, 81 S71S; No. 2 red
WINTER 81 A. Corn, Gle; mixed on track, ~ tC
49, oats Aria! No, 2 in elevator, Csc. Barley
unsettled; 60c tor Iowa, 70 20 77c for Minnesota
Rye higher, 81 to CSC. N.hissy weak, $50. To
quiet at Sl3 70 u %. Dry salted shoulders
packed, 774c. Bacon quiet; Jobbers and order
sales Of shoulders at ~ TO re; clear rib sides
Sc; clear sides, 511c. Lard quiet. Hogs, 50 75 tC
%. Cattle are unchanged.
CIHOfENAT1,
CINCINNATI, October 16.--Cotton quiet and
unchanged; tow middling, l9c. Flour quiet
and weak: family, So 75a7. Wheat-ful prizes
asked, bus no demandi red, 81 40al 45. Com
53a55c. Rye scarce and firm at sOas2c. 0at'
firm, with e fair demand, s7a40c. Coffee firm
with 0 fair demand, 20s{a2lc. Sugar quiet and
unchanged, on unchanged; Eggs are dim
unch nged. Pork dull and nominal: SIS 0l
asked. Lard dull and lower: sales af kettle al
91<c; current make held at 91ze. Bulk meati
gpiet and weak shoulders pQmin5l st see
aud clear sides at SC packed, in q smol way
closing nominal. Bacon dull and dropping
shoulders, TSsc; sides, 754asc. Whisky steady
with moderate demand, clio,
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, October 16.-Cotton quiet and
10 i4T mi %middng sS FIou5 chds good de-
IL. %ass 81. Wheat arm arm II 81 sS toi g. Corn
TIC. Rye, T0c, Oats, 50c. Barley, Csc. Corn
meal, % 10 zoe. Raeon-shouldors, 7s<aSc; clear
l2llc; sugar.cured, i41saiec, Lard, prime
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, October I6.-Cotton active with
good demand; good ordinary l61<c; net
receipts, lS4O bales; sales, l75 bales; stock, 9l
D''o'' CHARLESTON.
OHARLEsToE, October l6.-Cotton quiet;
10y miadIins ix 2 ic .s net ss,s receipts 2
bales; stock, 1921 bales.
MOBILE.
NOZZLE, October 16s-Cotton market dull;
middling, lac; net receipts, s73e bales; exports
coastTise, 6aA bales; sales, 1000 balesstoek, l9,-
aAvANNAH.
sAyAEEkE, October le.--Cotton quiet; low
Iniddltng, lS<; net receipts, 1857 bales; exports
coaslKlse, 3s95 bales sales. l4e9 oaIeS.