Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-01

| closed at 93s, money and account. United
States 5-2Os of 1862, %; 1865, old, 92s;
1868 92; 1O-4Os 90.
PARIS, July, 80 P. M-Rentes 55f@
55f 57c.
LIVERPOOL, July 31.-Cotton closed fiat;
uplands SD. middling Orleans SD. Sales
to-day 5000 bales, including 500 for
speculation and export. Lard 4Ss Cd.
Turpentine ABS. Bresdstuffs unchanged.
FRANKFORT, July 20, evsning.-U. s.
500 bonds closed at 963 for 1s62s
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 31.-The gold market
was dull to-day, with all business at 1870
112s. Rates paid per day 1873 per cent,
and for carrying per cent. Governments
steady all day, with a further advance of
sos Cf 1862, and 1O-40s The money
market is without change and call loans
at 2 to per cent. The market at the
close was firm but very quiet. New York
Central, Wabash, and Reading were the
strongest stocks of the day; Northwestern
shares we're weak at one time, but finally
rallied. Northwestern Pacihcs were scarce
for delivery, and to-day 1872 to l 1-l6
per cent was paid for its use. 1875 coupon
ZIG, CPS 1144, 65s 113s, So 1874, new
1124, 67s 1921, SIS lib. 1O-4Os coupons,
49,, currency skies 1144. Tennessee SKIES
72t; new, 724; Virginia skies old, 64t; new
~; Missouri skies 80; North Carolina 42J;
new, 263. Exchangs-long 11O4
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, July 31.-The market, as
yet, exhibits no signs of animation in a
general way, although slight movement
in specialties, such es shswls and other
classes Of wooden articles, which is thought
to be owing to the scar ity and high prices
prevalent for raw material, voelen shawls
have opened. comparatively low and
been handled freely by leading jobbers.
All lines closed out by agents can only be
contracted for at an advance or at their
value. Cotton fabrics are steady and firm,
with stocks pretty well in hand for tho
season, printing cloths having been extern
sively sold ahead of the production, pass-
ing from view as they pass from the loom,
and all offerings held firmly at TIC for COM
mon, 7sc for good and 73c for standard.
Cloths prints not yet in full display, but
all new styles, fsncies, offerings held firm
ly at II Sc for popular brands. Muslin De-
LANES not yet fairly opened nor prices
properly fixed. Some sales of poorer
styles have been made at 2Oc, but better
class work will be closed at higher figures.
in view of the rapid decline in prices of
delaines woods.
New York General Markets
NEW YORK, July 31.-Flour heavy and
5@lOc lower. The firmness of freiohts
checks the export demand, at 81. 65@5 20;
for superfine western and State; $3.50
So for common to good extra, western and
State common to choice white wheat
western extra S6.00@6.65 for common to
good extra Ohio; s. 5000 common
so for cboics extra, the St. Louis market
closing heavy; rye -four steady at $4.OO9
5 90. Corn meal steady, S. 40@4OO. |
Whisky western, steady at 600. Grain |
receipts of wheat Sc, SOS bushels. Wheat
heavy and 1@2c lower. There is a light |
milling demand. The scarcity of freight !
and the firm and high rates of frei0hts !
checks exports, which were limited to I3I,- |
900 bushels; S1.30@1.33 for No. 2, spring |
sfoat at the closing, $135 the best bid; |
81 1901 80 for soft do; 81. 4O@I. Az for /
old winter red and amber western; LOO |
l. 43 for new do; 1861. 80 for unsound
do; $1.40 for red State; 81. 5O0l. 60 for
white Genesee, the latter for fancy light;
81 1901 40 for red and amber southern;
q. 40@1 524 for white western Bye quiet.
Barley dull; barley malt dull. Oorn-re-
ceipts CT 216, 271 bushels. Corn opened
l@2c lower; closed shade hrmer. There
is a good export and home trade, with
some speculative demand; ZIG, 900 bushels
sold at 63@65c for inferor and common
western mixed, the latter choice; 65@66c
Tor good to choics do, closing at Soc for
prime, and 7O@71c for yellow do The re-
seip;s Of cats are 1874, 600 bushels Oats
quiet and very heavy; sales of
Is, 900 bushels at goose for west
,rn, chiefly 62c. and Ohio
;5@70e. Hay rather more active and firm
It S1.25; shipping $1.30@1.60 for retail
OTIS. Hops quiet and firm Coffee steady.
ales of 600 bags; Rio l31@I6c- Sugar
lull; fair to good refining 91@92c; 500
lids sold; Cuba 94@1Oc- Molasses dull
nd unchanged. Race quiet at 7z@84c.
Petroleum easier; 14c fJr crude; 25c Tor
efned. Total stock of grain in ware
iouses to July 81, 1S71-Wheat, 1872. 1872
'usheis; corn, 1,253, 643; oats. 162, 967;
ye, $50, $50 bushels; malt, 1856, 1863; psas,
i,5sO Professionalism more aotive
nd shade easier for prime and prime