Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

1 u5Os SAOoA AA6og V~AISSNINS
bought largely to prevent a decline. The
former feeling was due to a decrease OF
bullion il The bank of England. Govern
ments at the close were higher in sixty
two bonds, and steady in the balance OF
the list. Secretary Boutwell, has revoked
all the agencies il Europe and America.
The usual monthly programme or Dond
purchases is to be continued, and In sddl-
ton the bonds of sixty-two will be called
in as the new bonds are marketed. Inc
stock market has been active, with fre-
quent fluctuations. The bears have used
all their efforts to depress prices, but the
whole of the list has stood firm against
their attacks. Reading, Western Union,
Pacific Mail and Wabash were the strong
est stocks, and Judging from the charac-
ter of the buyers, will probably go higher.
The market at the close was firm and
higher, with considerable recovery in
some shares from the lowest points of the
day. Reading, New York Central, Ohio
and Mississippi and Union Pacific were
vuite active in the late dealings; the de-
cline in the earlier hours of the day was
based upon the low rates OF Western
bound freights and increased activity IN
money. The money market was more Ac-
tive this afternoon, and the closing rates
on call were 81 to 4 per cent. Tennsssees
have been the feature in Southern securi-
ties, being strong andRctiVe. North Car
Olinas better; tbs rest OF the list being
dull. Sterling exchange. bankers bills,
96s. II. s. coupons Sls, 1863 do, 625, BIOS,
lis; do, 64s, ll414; do 65s, ll4Z do now
5-2Gs, ll2'8; do 67s, 6-20s, ll3H do 63s,
1l3}4; 10 40s, 1872; do currency is, ia 4;
Missouri Stats bonds, $50; Tennessee, old,
75A; do new, 75L; Virginia, new, 70; old
"a; North Carolina, old, 451I; do new, %;
Canton, 7SZ; Western IT,. Telegraph Co.,
607s; Quicksilver, 1l1A; Mariposa, 1889;
do preferred, 1851; Adams Elk. Co., S3k;
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 6O14i Ameri-
can Union Express Co 66; United States
Elk. Co, So; Pacific Mail, =; New
York Central. 1905; New York Central
scrip, 947.; Erie, 30h; do preferred, So;
Harlem, 128; do preferred, 1S1; Reading,
1147s; Michigan Central, 40; Pitttsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, 1l8; North
western, 7O1s; do preferred, 92H; Rock
Island, 1887; New Jersey Central, 1917;
st Paul, 6OE; do preferred, 81; Wabash,
632s; do preferred, 81, Fort Wayne, -;
Terre Haute, "a; do preferred, 90;
Chicago and Alton, 124; do preferred,
127; Ohio and Mississippi, As; Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati, 81; Bur
lington and Quincy, IA; Union Pacific,
S2L Central Pacific bonds, 12O1@; Union
Pacific bonds, IS.
Cotton-Dull and lower at I9Ec.
Dry Goods.-There is little or 40 ami
nation in this branch of business, but
the trade is in a healthy condition and
prices are generally firm. We quote At
lantic Delaines Company's goods as fol-
lows: Three quarters width alpacss, In
two grades, 1S92lc; brOcades, Die; sheet
pOplins, 2272c; chene mixtures, two
grades, 20@25c; stripes, 25c; Oriental
checks, 227zc; stripes, 25c; figured Orien-
tails, 100; alpacas, 221sc; Grape ~lustres,
22Hc; lustres plaids 23Kc; six-quarter
coburgs, 25c; six quarter a~lpscas, in tour
grades, 26, 30, 35@31Hc; Pacific Mills,
printed delaines Amurs and Sergas, zoe;
Annilines, 22c; Imperial reps, 25e; printed
alpacas, 2lAci Oriental colors and glace,
1Sc; ArmurS 19C; brOache cords. 2O5;
Mowhair brocades. in cOlOrs, 23l2c; al
pacas, colors and glacs, 2Ie; corded al
pscss, 22Hc; steele l~ustres, 2215c; six
quarter slpacas, colOrs aud black, zoe;
pOplin alpscss, 22Hc; Raulisix cloth ca
Ions, 27Ho; Pacific poplins, double face,
3719c; "A elastic worsted Selgle, two
grades, "a 50@50c. The Hamilton Com
pany have fixed their prices at 26Hc for
| Tycoon reps, zoe for Hamilton delaines
and &c tor scarlet. TIL Manchester Com
pany have established the following scale
of prices: zoe delaines, &c for scarlet
reps, 261Ic for striped brocades, 2217c for
diamond, 22c for ~disgOnsls, 2lcf for stripes,
25c for sateen disgonsls, NHc toE royal
cords,
CINCINNATI.
| AuRuSL uull
and lower at ice. Flour in fair demand
and firm; family, S. 50@5 Go. Whest-an
advance is asked but not established; No.
1 scarce at 81 1291 10. Corn quiet and
unchanged at 52c. Barley quiet and I'M
changed. Rye in fair demand Gnd higher
at 65070c. Groceries unchanged. Lard
steady. Oils-linseed oil steady with a
moderate demand at S69S1c; lard Oil
steady and in moderate demand at 72@
75c. Eggs quiet and unchanged, 12@13Hc.
Butter and cheese dull. Pork dull and
lower at $l2 50. Lard duh and dropping
at 8A99c. Bulk meats dull and holders
anxious to sell; shoulders can bs had at
44c; sides, 634c; clear rib, &c; clear, &c.
Bacon dull and unsettled and pressed on
the market; shoulders, 5szc; clear rib
sides, 67zQ7c; clear, Tic. Hogs dull and
a shade lower at "a 3O@4 %. Cattle i'll
fair demand and higher; extra, "a % cash.
Whisky quiet and unchanged at sec.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 10.-FiOur very duh.
Whsat-No. z spring opened active and
higher, and closed firm at 81 O3(4l O3A,
cash, and 81 O091 0l for August, and
closed at outside price; this afternoon
heavy at 81 00H for August. Corn-NO.2
mixed ls@Zc lower, closing dun at "A
@442sc cash; this afternoon heavy at 1870
1870 for August. Oats-NO. 2 active and
lower, closing at Sic. Rye-NO. z easier
at 53054c. Barley-Eo. 2 spring easier
and lc lower, 62H@G3c. Higbwines are
steady at $50. Mess pork, SI2 25Ql2 80
cash; Sl2 for year. Hogs steady at 81 2j9
4 so. Cattle fairly active and tirmer ST
30 30.
81. LOUIS, August I0.-CottoD dull and
nominal at 1SH@l9c. Flour dull and
dropping; superine winter, $494 20; y,
"a 50Gg4 20; AN 81 1905. Wheat; heavy
and Duuan n an11. -n~ntI I,f. 80 NJ - - Il
sold at 81 II; No. z red winter, 81 220
l %. Germ dull and dropping; 42c in bulk
mixed and yellow on track; 48Gg49c for |
yellow, sacked. oats dull; unchanged; |
33c in bulk mixed on track; No. 2 in ele- |
vator, 351Zc; mixed sacked, 271zc. Barley
dull; 70t98Gc for good to prime fall. Rye
steady at 56Q58 sacked. Whisky quiet at
9Oc. Tobacco stiff, Hemp duh at 81 05@
l 80 for fair to choice undressed. Bsgging
quiet at $4,000. Pork closed lower az
S12 509l3. Several round lots of dry salt
meats and sweet picked ham were sold,
seller for December and January, at st.
Joseph, Mo-, at private sale; one lot of
dry salt clear rib at exotic, cash. Bacon
easier; jobbing n order lots of should
ers at &c; clear rib sides, 7A98c; clear,
SIC. Lard dull; choice keg, l0Zc. Hogs
scarce at 50 9094 %. Cattle unchanged;
81 5O93 so for Texan and So 5095 25 for
native.
LODASFlLLEs |
LOUISVILLE, August 2O.-Tobacco firm;
sales of I2l hhds at unchanged prices.
Cotton dull and lower at l9c. Flour in
moderate demand and steady; extra fam
lily, s. 70. Wheat 81 109l 10 on arrival
and receipts liberal. Corn weak; shelled
from store selling at 66967c sacked. Oats
steady at 42@43c. Rye, zoe. Provisions
dull; accurate quotations cannot be-
given. Mess pork, $l3; no buyers. Ba-
con shoulders, &c; clear rib sides, 7Ac;
clear, Sc. Lard, 1091le. aams-sugar
cured, 15c; plain, l3H@14c. Whisky dull
at soc.
NEW ORLEANS, August 1O.-Cotton dull;
sales, 1000 bales; good ordinary, 1870
16Zc; low middling, 17@I7Hc; receipts,
26S; exports, 24l2; stock, 4l,4l7. Flour
dropping at 81 1905; XXX, So 26@6 so;
xxx, $6 5O@6 Is. Corn firm; mixed,
demand: new, 48@52o. Bran dull. Pork
duh and nominal at Sl4 80. Bacon droop-
ing at Ike; ribs, 8Ae; sides, Sc. Lard If
regular; tieree, l02G@10Ac. Sugar quiet
and fair at 10Ae. MOlasses dull; ferment-
ing, plantation, 1870. Whisky dull at 92c
@S1. Coffee nominal. Sterling, 1885. Gold,
I11A.
MOBILE, August 1O.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middling, 17H@l7Hc; net re-
SO bales; exports coastwise, 547;
sales, so; stock, 5648.
as CHARLESTON. BM ~
CHARLESTON, August 10.-COtton mar
dull; middling, 18c; net receipts,
81 bales; exports cosstwise, All; sales,
25; stock, 1854.
LONDON, August 10, 4:SO p.m.-Consols
935z; U. s. coupons 5-20s OF 1867, 937s;
do sos, 935s; do 67s, 925S; 10.4Os, 90. Bull
lion in the Bank Of England decreased
l27, 900.
LIVERPOOL, August 1O.-Cotton closed