Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. September 5-Wsll street.
Gold was strong, opening at 1lSH and
closing at 11S7ss. Cash gold was scarce in
| the morning, and borrowers paid from
per cent. per snnum to 1-l6 per cent
| per day, but in the afternoon per cent
per snnum was paid for carrying. Clear.
| ances, S52, 500, 600. Exports to-day, $1,000
| Governments dull and fraction lower
Central Pacific bonds to-day advanced to
| 1881 on purchases by German bankers
| The stock market continues active and ex-
cited, with large transactions, especially
in Western Union, Pacific Msil, Erie.
Union Pacific, Northwestern and Wabash.
| The latter was the feature of the day, and
sold up at one time to 66%, In the middle
of the day there was some reaction in the
| press, but toward the close it rallied, and
was again strong. Money easy st 3 per
cent. State bonds were rather more active
| to-day, Tenn. and new s. G. were firm.
| Sterling exchange bankers bills, ,ST; .. 8,
| coupons Sis, liz; do, 62s, SOS, I14Ts
do, Gas, 11415; do 65s, 1I4X; do new
5-2ns, 1lSA; do 67s, 5-20s, 1879; do 6Ss,
ll4aS; 1O-40s, NIX, ex interest; do cur
rency 6s, 116; Missouri State bonds, 971z
Tennessee, old, "A; do new, "A; Virginia,
new, 20; old, So; North Carolina, old, a;
do new, rs; Canton 81; Quicksilver, 1151z;
Mariposa, 81; do preferred, 81
Western Union Telegraph Company,
6S1< Adams Express, ,S67z; Wells & Fargo,
| So; American, 58A; United States, 571<
Pacific Mail, 54X; New York Cen
trsl, 1OO7<; do scrip, 90; Erie, SS1<;
ferred, 1876 Reading, JIG Michi-
gan Central, 12OH; Union Pacific stock,
/ 32%; Pittsburg, 123; Northwestern, TAX
pfd, =; Rock Island, 1928; st. Paul, 6S;
preferred, SO; Wabash, 67H; preferred,
50; Fort Wayne, 100; Terre Hsute, Is;
preferred, SO; Chicago and Alton, 1lSA (;
| preferred, I2O; Ohio and Mississippi, 1917;
New Jersey Central, 1O9%; Burlington
and Quincy, 1875: Cincinnati, Columbus
and Cleveland, 9lH; Central Pacific
bonds, I14H; Union Pacific bonds, 911s.
Cotton.-CottOn active and higher at
zoe
Dry Goods-The dry goods trade, espe-
cislly with jobbing houses, Is lively, and
prices generally rule steady and firm ct
1S9l317c for heavy brown sheetIngs, 14c
for Indian Orchard, double weight; lac
for do. A, 40-inch; 111zc for B B Laurel,
and I2c; Leconis ga sheetings SOC; do.
10 4, 321c; do. Pocasset Canoe, 39-inch
do, 14c; Nassau o, 12o; Amoskesg and
Stark brown drills, lac; Stark blesched,
14Hc; Laoonia jeans, 1916; Indian
Orchard, improved, 12Hc; Pearl
hleached, 15c, colored, 15e; Sateen,
Ice; Columbian xxx, denims, 24c;
Haymsker's brown, 1S1<c; Otis G c, 17c;
Workingmen's, l8c; Hamilton Tycoon
reps are 25c. AS the Pacific mills and all
makers of this class will probably be re-
duced to the same figure during the week,
simpsons mourning prints viii meet
with favor at 10Xc; lnseys are steady and
in good request, especially Park mills
fsbrics, which range in price from 22h to
45c, as to quality. ColOred cottons, cotton
thread and worsted braids are Ia good
request at previous rates. Carpets are in
good demand st an advance.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September 5.-Cotton In fair
demand and higher; low middling, 1Sc.
Flour dull and unchanged; family, s. 40
as IS. Wheat in light demand, but firm
at 81 1901 IA. Corn duh and dropping aJ
5l052c. Rye in good demand at full
prices-6jG67c. Oats steady, with mod
crate demand at 329S9c. Barley steady,
with a moderate demand at S0c6S1, Hops
scarce and firm at 3O035c for last year;
demand and higher; prime, 1910. Sugar
In good demand at full prices; no New
Orleans sugar in the market. Linseed
Oil dull and unchanged at 76@S0c. Eggs
quiet and unchanged at 13c. Butter scarce
and firm at ISG22c. Cheese dull and un-
changed. Pork in light demand, but
holders are firm; sales at S12 3S; asking,
Sl2 50. Lard in light demand, but firm
at S1s@9c, with no sales. Bulk meats in
fair demand at lower rates; sales of
shoulders at 51S@5kc; clear rib sides, &c;
clear sides, 61<G6S6o. Bacon firm, with
fair demand; sales of shoulders at 6Hc;
sides, 7(17ssc ;sUgar- cured hams, 159loZc.
Hogs dun and unchanged at s4(94 so. Cat
tie in fair demand and firm; prime to ex-
ira, SAGA rs. Tobacco in good demand at
tall prices. Whisky in good demand at
900.
LoUIsvILLE. September 5--Tobacco-
sales, 224 hhds; lngs, So 1907 75; low to
good leaf, SS@l5, Cotton irmer and
higher st Ice. Bagging quiet, but steady;
heavy brands held at lSG20c. Flour in
fair inquiry; extra family selling at s. so
in round lots. Wheat quiet at previous
quotations. Corn steady, with moder-
ate demand at 55c for ear in bulk. Oats in
steady at S5@S6c. Rye quiet and un-
changed. Mess pork quiet at Sl2 so for
cash. Bacon in fsir demand at exc for
shoulders and 7z97kc for sides. Lard,
e49l0<c. Whisky steady at eO@91c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 5--Flour moro SC
tive. Whest-No. 2 spring firm and 15<@
Ike higher, closing at 81 121<01 123<: this
afternoon quiet, but steady. Corn-No. 2
mixed, Z@9sc higher, closing at 44H@
44sSc; this afternoon dull at 445S@441<c.
Oats-No. 2 active, closing at 291<c Rye
No. 2 sctive, closing at $40. Barley
No. 2 spring weaker, closing at 60c. High
wines Nc lower at $50. Mess pork,
$l2 so. Lard, SIC. Dry salted shoulders,
Sc. Hogs firm and active ct s. S5G4 IS.
Cattle closed quiet at $S06 30.
ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, September 5.-Cotton in
fair demand and firm; good ordinary, Ice;
mlddling, lSHc. Flour easier; extra
winter, 81 5OG4 65; Xxx. S4 7OG5; Xxx,
S. 25@5 40; family, IS S0@S. Wheat
stronger, but the demand Is limited; for
No. 2 red winter nominal at 81 g.. Corn
steady; mixed in elevator, 4Sc; yellow
sacked, 49650c. Oats steady; No. 2 in ele-
vator. 35c; mixed sacked, S9K@40. Barley
duh at CSC for strictly prime Minnesota,
and 75695o for prime to choice fall. Rye
steady at $4,000. Highwines steady at
soc. Tobacco, hemp and bagging un-
changed. Pork-small order lots at eI3.
Dry salted msats-round lots of clear rib
sides, 61<c. Bacon easy; jobbing and order
lots Of shoulders, 6zc; sides. 7k@73<c.
Lard-choice tierce, exc. Hogs un-
changed. Cattle unchanged
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 5.--Oorn
firm; mixed 68@7Oe; white, 72e; oats frm-
or at 52964c. Hay easier; prime, S2792S;
choice, $2g0S0. All other quotations are
unchanged. Cotton firm; sales, 1900 bales;
good ordinary, 161z017c; low middling,
I7H@ISc; middling. 1s]&@lsNc. Receipts,
$40 bales; no exports; stock, 25,Sl0 bales.
FOREKGN. -
LONDON, September 6.-Consols. ssH;
u. 8. coupons 6-20s of 1882, 939<; do '65s,
99h; do '87s, 925S; do 10-4Os, 90H.
PARIs, September 6.-Rentes, 81 francs,
40 centimes.
AETwRBP, September g. Petroleum.
4eHs.
LryERPooL, Septsmber s. : Cotton
firm; uplands, e1<695fd; Orleans, $40
95<d. Sales, II, orc bales; speculation and
export, 5000 bales. Bombay shipments
airioe last report, 5000 bales. California
n IL 7~sfn