Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


/ NEW LOAAs
NEW YORK, July l5. Wall Street.,
Gold opened more active, selling 70 ll2zi
during the day, and closing at 1129S. Bid
| loans we're made at to 2 per cent. Clear.
| ings, 148, 900 600; exports to-day, Se46, ,902
| for the week, ,962, ,s14. Governments ar,
steady; limited business WAS done in
| sos. The July coupons were traction
better. In the stock market small trRhs-
actions were made, and It can be said that
the fluctuations IN no instance have Deeil
ovet a half per cent, and In majority OF
cases not over a quarter per cent. Most
of the speculators are out OF town, ami
prices are hrm. Short interest Ia heavy.
and the borrowing demand is good. Money
is easy at two and three per cent. The
bank statement shows small loss In re-
serves, but the banks hold 30 much over
the amount required by law, that DO fesls
of light money following are held. The
loan increase is g., ,26S, $50; specie inereasa.
5l2 500; circulation decrease, 30,9l1; do
posits increase, 6, ,234, ,74l; legal tenders i'll
crease, 598, ,05l. In State securities, Mti-
soUri and Tennessee, are strong. All Of
the others are dull aud steady.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, at 1886.
Govt coupons OF 1881, 1l5; DO e2s, 5-2ls
1147s; do 64s, 11S5s; do 65s, ll23<; do new
6-2Os, lI21S; do 81 5 20s, ll27<; do 6Ss, ll27f;
do 10 40s l12Z; do currency. 6s, ia. Mis-
souri, State bonds, 9T1S; Old TennesseeB,
Tx I; hew, 7lZ; Virginia, new, IS; do
old, 661E; North CsrolinR.o oil, IS; dons'F,
q. Canton, 7sH; West. u. Telegraph Co.,
56Is; Quicksilver, IL Il; MaripOsa. 1881; do
preferred, lC5 Adams express Co.,
SIB; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 49,;
American NJ. U. Express Company, 521E I;
United States Express Company, 53lS :;
Pacific Mail, 449e; New YORK Central,
981I New York Central scrip, 9lk; Erie,
2s1s; do preferred, e.; Harlem, LIS;
do preferred, I3l; Reading, ll1iS;
Michigan Central, l2OH; PittsJurg, N.
Wayne and Chicago, I1S1z; Northwestern,
IL: do preferred, e0x; Rock Islard,
IO81s New Jersey Central, ,lO5k st. PEll,
59L do preferred, ,801s Wabash, 593S do
preferred, 81 ; Fort Wayne, 100 TelTe
Hsute, "a; do preferred, 81; Chicago
and Alton, l2O; do preferred, I2S5<; Olno
and Mississippi, A; Cleveland, Colum-
bus and Cincinnati, 90K; Burlington and
Quincy, I52;i Union Pacific, 29Z; Central
Pacific bonds, -; Union Pacific bonds;
sS15.
Cotton is quiet and unchanged in evary
respect; Middlings, 2Ic. Flour dull gnd
prices dropping receipts, 5000 barrels !;
saperhne, Western and State, 81 coos 20;
common TO good extra, IS S5; good to
choice, $5 1905 30; white Western extra,
So 90@6 so; Ohio extras, IS 60G6 80; st.
Louis. s. 7599. Rye -four heavy, a LOO
5 90. Cornmeal unchanged. Whisky q rm,
41ze. Wheat dun and lower; recei pts,
ll9,O0 bushels; spring No l, 81 42(9l 43;
very choice, 81 45; red and amber, 81 As
al so; new white Illiaois, 81 90. Eye,
barley and malt unchanged. Corn dull
and prices a shade lower; receipts, I9z, ,OC0
bushels; common Western mixed, 670
zoe; good to choice, 7I@7ILc yellow, q
G74- Oats dull and prices shade lower;
receipts, $4,000; Western and Ohio, 81 10
zoe. Leather steady, 2669&9; OrinicO, 241z
92715. Wool active at full prices; extra
Ohio, 6096l: unwPshed, 42(950; lamb
pulled, @5S; tabled, ~ Hops quiet.
Coffee steady with moderate demand;
Rio, l3@l5Ac; Sugar steady, in fair de-
mand; fair 10 good refining, 9%@93<c;
Cuba, 9L@92lc Molasses dull and un-
changed. Rice, S(981<c. Petroleum, crude,
l4Ac; refined, 251zc. Pork dull and lower;
new mess, Sl4 5O9I4 70; prime, SI29l3;
prime new, $l3@l3 %. Beef dull; mess
$40; extra. $l3@16. Cut meats, hams, 10
9l3c; middles inactive. Lard firm; prime
steam, 9Z@llc; kettle-dried, lie. Butter
heavy; Western, 1O920e; State, 1592s.
Cheese heavy, 9Sll}<o.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-COtton quiet at
1916. In Aour there is a fine order de-
mand superfne winter, $4a4 so; extra,
81 25; XXX, S5G5 40; xxx, IS 50G6.
Wheat in good demand at full prices for
best grades No. red winter, in elevator,
81 rs; sample lots No. doSl 80; choice to
fancy white, 81 4091 45. Corn dull and
unchanged; mixed in bulk on track, 4Sc;
choice white in sacks SIC; mixed sacked,
6Oc. Oats dull and prices dropping at 46Q
4Sc; new in bulk on track closing at 4l9
4Sc; sacked declined, closing st 6O@62c.
Rye lower at 60@62c. Whisky quiet at
92c. Hemp and bagging duh. Pork dull
and lower, SIS l2119l5 269l5 90; the latter
on orders. Bacon scarce; orders hlled for
shoulders at 714c; clear rib sides, Sc; clear
sides, 91zc. Hams, sugar cured, Ice. Lard
quiet at I09l2c. Hogs hrm, s. 9O94 10.
Cattle is in large supply, ranging from ~
as so.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 15.-Flour dull and de-
pressed. Wheat duh and prices 31i(Q4c
lower; No. 2 spring, 81 13k9SI 1917 for
July; this afternoon closed hrmer and
fairly active at 81 l4H for July. Corn is
in fair demand, but at lower rates; No. 2
mixed 5l1sc, cash; 5le for July and 47o to
the seller ali the year round. This after
noon the market closed quiet but firmer,
at 501s9 oslo for August and Ole for July.
Oats, No. 2, 20 higher, 4SH9495zc. Rye,
No. 2, active but easier, 60Q6lc. Barley,
75@76c for August and September. High
wines firm at 9ic. Provisions very quiet.
Mess pork, $l4371<@l4 80. Buffalo freights
steady. Hogs steady,