Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22
500 bushels. -Four 23s Cd Petroleum,
crude 1Ss 6d@18s Cd. Linseed oil 33s.
New York Money Market.


lower, in consequence CT the weakness in
exchange and The continued increase in
the bullion account Of both the Banks Of
England and France. Sales were made as
low as 112; closing at 1125. Bid loans
were made at per cent. Clsarings S2l,-
10000 Governments were dull and
steady this afternoon; GS Of 81 and 5-20s
Of G2 advanced l per cent. The stock
market is very fsverish, and the bans
hammer down prices regardless of value.
They attacked the Western Union, Lake
Shore and New York Central to-day. They
tried to cover the st. Paul, but there was
little or no stock offering neer the market
price. 1t is said that Tracy 4 Drew are
largely short Of the market, and may offer
Rock Island and Northwestern down still
further, and that these stocks have about
lost influence over the balance of the
market, as Spectators now under
stand Why they have been put down.
The Post says to-day puts on 5000 shares
of Western Union expired, which accounts
in part for the weakness in that stock
These puts were at 81 and were for thirty
days. Late in the day another break &C.
Cured in Hsnpibal and st. Joseph stock,
common falling to 74!; preferred 81.
Union Pacific is still dali ard heavy. The
market at the Close was feverish and irreg-
ulsr with very little activity. Some stocks
q slight recovery, but the general list was
down to the lowest point. The prices
| made today for Northwest Common and
! Hannibal and st. Joseph shares are not
only the lowest for this year, but for a very
long way back in the past. Money more
plenty to-day at 2Q2k on call. In State
| bonds Missouris have been strong. Ten
nessees firm; remainder dull and heavy:
Missouri State bonds 99tc; Tennessee
bonds, old issue, 724i; new issue 724; Viz
| Rinia new 73c; Virginia old 654c; North
| Carolina old Ale; do. new &c. Sterling
exchange brokers bills 110s
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, July 21.-Business is i'm
| proving and the market is gathering
strength Some leading jobbing houses
are very busy already selling staple cottons
and We sre ia position to state that on
Monday next agents of one or two shawl
| companies will open their goods for sale.
| Peace Deale will open their shawls at
| prices which will carry them into iobbers'
| hands at once and break up whole assert
ments at once. The President of The COM
4 PaGJ ID Low ACAc anu WILL Ia DAACc5 DC1UTo
| five o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Il il
possible thst long shawls will open under
| IS, bat no orders will be taken the day
after unless at an advance Of one quarter
On each shawl, owing to the high Istes of
| wool. Whole trade, including other shawl
makers and jobbers are over anxious to
know at what price thess goods will open
at as the marks: Will to some extent be
regulated by the same, and as wool is from
forty to fifty per cent. higher
than last year, We think the price will
open low, and therefore look for lively
time among the shawl trade for the CON-
ing fortnight The mills have fixed the
prices Of dark prints at II 30. Il was thought
these goods would open at 12c, but the
company are too conservative to open al
prices which could not be sustained
through the season The Lodi prints
open at lie, which is comparatively high
rate slong with the above goods. Printing
cloths are ncminally held at 54@7sc. As
| most print works make their own cloths,
it is well known that the best prints made,
especially seconds, can be produced at a
1 profit at 1l@114c. Blackston A A biz ached
| musIins advanced to 15c; Ballow do. 14c;
| Waltham do. I2c. Eagle stripes are up to
1O3c; ClaIk's bleaehed muslins l84c; Ell
lerton W G do. lac; gold medal lac; New
market @ l3!c; and Reynolds A A 12tc.
New York General Markets.
NEW York, July 21.-Flour dull and
declined; receipts $4,000 brls; supertine
western and State 81 409j. 90; common TO
good extra S5.2O@5 20; good to choice
| IS GOG6. 20; white western extra Sc. 100
6 70; Ohio extras s. 25@G 20; st. Louis
So GO@9 90. Rye -four lower at So. $50
$50. Corn mel active; Western s. 400
| 3 so; Brandywine S444.10. Whisky
frmez; wood-bound $50; iron-bound SO 1.
Grain-Wheat dull and declined; receipts
| 60, 0CO bu; spring No. 3, 81 13; old amber
| SL4J9I. 48; new 1891 IS. Rye, barley
! and malt unchanged. Corn in lair demand
bat at lower rates; receipts 273, 900 bu;
| common Western, mixed 63@67c; good to
choice GSt971c, the latter high; mixed yell
ow 7I@74c; white 8O@S5c. Oats dull
and declined, receipts AZ, 900 bu; Western
| 60@G2c, Ohio 65@70. Hay and hops IN
| changed. Coffee in fair demand and firm
at 134@16c. Sugar firm and in fair
demand; fair to good refining
94@95. Cuba 9@10c. Molssses dull and
nominal. Rice s4@9c. Petroleum, crude
1444o, reined 254@253e. Provisions-Pork
dull but unchanged. Mess pork. new,
$14 50@14.62; prime pork $12.00@I3.O0;
prime mess, new, $500, September. Beef
qaiet and unchanged. Gus meats firmsr.
Hams 12@14c; shoulders 5S@61o; mid.
dliDgs steady; short lib rniddhng5, ST, city
long clear S.. Lard dull, western tEmer,
city good 1O@lO5c; kettle dried, lie.
Butter dull and dropping, Western 129
1Sc; State, 16@2Sc. Cheese dull at 7@l1e.
Ffeights firm.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, July 2I.-Flour-M Market
buoyant but unsettled; new family 81 500
ESQ. Wheat 10 fair demand, bat at lower
prices; new $1.1S@L23. Corn dull bat
unchanged st 54@55c. Rye dull but un-
change; new 7O@76c. Barley quiet and
unchanged; many samples of new Iowa
growth exhibited on Change, but no dis
position manifested to contract. Groce-
RES, oils, butter, eggs and cheese, un-
changed Pork duh and prices nominal
at Sl4.5O. Lard dull but unchanged; sum
msr made &c; winter kettle 104c. Bulk
meats dull bat unchanged; shoulders sold
ct 55c; sides G5, Bacon steady, with a
moderate demand; shoulders &c; clear
rib sides SIC; clear sides S2c; sales at both
prices; sales Of 80 casks OF clear sides to
come out Of smoke SIC. Whisky firm and
10 fair demand at 92c.
ST. Louis Markets.
ST LOUIS, July 20.--Flour-fai demand
and firm; supeIfine aud single extras esp =
cisIly d; winter a. 25@4. so; extra
winter 81 80; double extra, So. 25@5.50
Wbelt opened firm but closed dull; sam
lie lots red winter No. 2 SL189I "a.
Corn dali ard shade lower; in bulk mixed
on track 461c, No 2 mixed in warehouse, /
SOC, sacked, 55@57c Oats dull and de-
olired; new il bulk mixed on track, 800 |
Ale, ditto sacked 44@45c. Barley small |
sales, good fall &c. Tobacco, hemp and |
bagging unchanged. Pork dull; jobbing !
and order sales at $15.OO@I5 25. Dry |
salt shoulders packed, SO. Bacon duh,
jobbine AID order sales, shoulders 74c, !
clear Tib sides $50; clear sides 999.,.
IIlsd-no SALES. Hogs, butchers paying |
SO. 9O04.4 40. Cattle dull. Receipts, -four
:. $50 brls; wheat, 80, $50 bushels; corn,
% 400; oats, $4,000; rye, 100; hogs, 275
b Fad; cattle, 445.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, July s1.-Flour is dull and
rrices nominal. Wheat No. 2 spring
Chicago weak and 24@2tc loV or at 81 133
al IA for cash. july delivery; this after
noon heavy and unchanged. Corn, No. 3
mixed quiet and 1c lower, at 494@493c
This afternoon quiet. Oats, No. 2,I@i4c |
over, cIosed at 44@443c. Rye, No 2,