Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-29

Is anoaL tnat large purchases Lave neen
made abroad to meet the demand here.
Stocks strong owing 70 increase of bust
ness in New York Central, and Huds on
sock and r.p. Wabash, IT. Paul, Read
ing and Ohio and Mississippi were leading
stocks with good buyers. The bears seemed
surprised a. the advance in the market,
AID opposed it strongly all day, but prices
improved in spite of all their efforts. The
bulls think the bears have depressed the
market as far as they can, and are looking
for an active and buoysnt market. Mar
ket dull and firm. Spectators are await
ing return of the Lake Shore party from
Cleveland, and future market depends very
much on the amount Of cash TO be called
upon the new Lake Shore stock. Money
very easy at 2@3 per cent. Missouri's and
New South Oarolinas very weak. Mis-
souri's 9641; Tepnessees, old, 7244; new, III
Virginias, new, 72l; old, 60; North Car
olinas, old, AZ; new, 261. Sterling ex
change-bFokers' bills 1104.
New York Dry GOOdn Market.
NEW YORK, July 28.-Generally The
market opens quietly, if we except wooler
shawls, which have already met with ready
sale from jobbers wherever the advance il
not too great, and in no instance does the
advance compare at all with the rapid rise
in the price Of raw material. Carpeting.
are also much sought after by leading job
bing houses, in anticipation Of enhanced
rates. Owing to the great scarcity of this
class of woods and the rapid advance in
plice some wooden hannels of leading
makes sold far into August at material
rise. Canton fannels have been taken
froaIu he irhhara OF fha or1orIury If tba
season, and in some cases are selling at
figures which deter agents in some cases
showing their new goods, because they
mean to open freely at much higher
figures, in accordance with the advance in
the price of the staple. Colored and plain
cotton goods generally are creeping up in
all low and medium grades. The imports
of foreign goods TO this port this week foot
up S3,475, 044; and thrown upon the mar
ket, 81, $50, 220.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, July % Flour in fair
demand and prices have advanced; re-
ceipts 5000 bbls. Superfne western and
State S4.70@5. %; common to good extra
5.50@S6. 90 good to choice IS 9O@6. 40.
White western extra $6.35@zO0; Ohio
extras $4,000 90; st. Louis $3.50
900. Rye FlouI firmer a. S4@5.5O. Corn
meal more aciive and fmer, Western
S. f0@i 90 Whisky firm at sec. Wheat
spring lower, winter higher, receipts
ia, OO0 bushels; spring No. 1, $l.40@L41,
No. 2, S1.3S, new red and amber S1.38
@Ls6; old $1.43914S; white western
81 40@1.50. Rye, barley and malt un-
char ged. Corn opened firm but closes dull,
recGpts 207, 600 bushels; inferior and com
mon western mixed 65@67c; good to
choice G74@6Sc; yellow 70@72c; white
80@82c. Oats in fair demand and firm;
receipts 26, 900 bushels: best western $50
64c; Ohio GS@70c. Hay and hops firm.
Coffee steady with a moderate demand;
Rio 1349I6c. Sugar in fair request and
firm; fair to good refining 5000; Cuba
part elassed 9t@1O3c. Molasses firm and
in fair demand Rice 7a@84c. Petroleum,
crude, 144@l4sc, refined 252c. Provis-
ions-Pork active but loE, mess new, SI3.
509l3 70, prime Sl1.00@II.75; prime
mess, new, $12. 50@l3.00, August Sl3 IS,
September $14.O0. Beef unchanged. Cut
meats quiet, hams 12tQ14c, middles quiet.
Lard dull, good 9k@1Otc, kettle dried los
September 10Sc. Butter steady; western
1920; State 2O03Oo Cheese 7GIIe.
LATEST Floor steady with moderate
demand; So. 5OG6 05 for shipping grades o!
extra Wheat closed heavy for spring, but
strong for winter. Oats heavy for common,
but firm for choice Western at Gle. Pork a
shads easier at S13 80 cash, October $13 81.
Eggs steady at 23@24e.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Flour steady,
with moderate demand at unchanged
prices. Wheat firm and in fair request;
Quo and Iadiana 81. 30@1 Al. Corn dull,
mixed Western 69@7Ic. Oats dull and
dropping at 51@55c. Rye, common to
fair 65@75c. Provisions week, mess pork
$3.50. Bacon-shoulders 7tc, sidei SC,
clear rib sides 94c Hams 165@17c.
Lard Il@119c Whisky oslo.
New Orleans Market.
NEw ORLEANS, July 28.-Flour scarce
and higher: superfine $5.26; XX Sc. 25;
xxx Sc. 624@7. Corn steady at 72497Sc;
yellow 739@74e; white 77978c. Oats firm
er at 6Gtq,67c. Bran quiet at 964c@S
Pork dull and nominal at SO 5OR15. rs.
Bacon in fair demand at lover rates ITO
7Sc; ribs 9sc; sides 9i@95c Lard IN
charged. Sugar quiet; common 999c; yel-
low clarified 12c, Nothing doing mo-
lasses. Whisky quiet at 92@S1.O5. Cot
fee scarce at 1876. Bank sterling 23{
Gold 1929.
Louisville Markets
LOUISVILLE, July 2S.- Tobacco is
firmly maintained. Sales of 200 hhds;
Tags S6bO@7.OO; low to medium leaf
$725@13.3O. Flour in fair demand for
al grades; extra family held at So so in
round lots. Wheat active and firm; deal
ers paying S1.30 on arrival for choice.
Corn in good demand and firm; sales at
Csc, Oats; new in fair demand st 40c, but
recsipts are light. Rye quiet at 75@5Oc.
Provisions quist; no demand of any con-
sequence, and closed with a downward
tendency. Whisky firm at 89c. T93c?l
Chicago Markets.
OTuCAGo, July Y8-Flour dull and weak,
Wheat, No. 2 spring 33c lower; closed at
S1.O94 July; Sl.O64@LO64 Augus.; this
afternoon steady at 81. 10 July. Corn
No. 2 mixed 10 lower, closed quiet at as
9464o cash, this afternoon steady. Oats
No. z, 2@24e lower, at 61@644c cash
Rye, No. 2 54t055. Barley 102c lower
cash Highwines steady at 92c Mess
pork, speculatively active, closed at
$I3 37@$13 so cash August; IL S7@I3.I2
December. Lard 9s@92c. Hogs quiet at
81 20@4. 80 Cattle dull at 81 60@5 30.
Receipts of the day: Flour 1000 barrels;
Wheat $1,000 bushels; Corn 200, OO0
bushels; Oats I07 COO bushels; Rye IL. 900
bushels; Barley 5, 900 bushels; Hogs 5000
head. Shipments of the day: Flour 1000
barrels; Wheat 90, 200 bushels; Corn
240, 600 bushels; Oats 10, 900 bushels; Rye
1000 bushels; Barley 5000 bushels; Hogs
8, 900 head. Freights to Buffalo steady at
unchanged Egures.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, July % Flour dull and
declined; family So. 5Ot@5 IS. Wheat |
dull but unchanged, S115@1.18. Corn |
dull but unchanged, $50 Rye dull and |
dropping, 65@68c Oats duh and droop- |
ing. 39@4Oc for mixed Barley 10 light |
demand, but holderB firm at S009Oc. |
Groceries and oils unchanged. Butter
and firm; fresh 17@20c. Cheese dull and !
dropping, 9@1Oc. Pork dull and unset
lad, prices have declined; sales at SI237
g12 Sob. Il was not offered to any ex-
ect below $13. Lard dull and unsettled,
an be bought at 99c; 500 tierees of sum-
nsr made, good, offered at 30 delivered in
,t. Louis Bulk meats dull and dropping
t close; shoulders 5ic, sides 6497c and
4e; some sales at these rates az the open-
ng, but &c less offered at the close.
;acon in fair requ st but at lower rates;
ales Of 200 tierces shoulders at 64c; choice
ID sides 8ic; clear sides SIC, closing weak.
logs dnu and dropping at 81 5094. rs. |
seceipts 1000. Cattle dull but nm