Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Wal Street.
Gold duh and steady, II22S9l1251. Loans
fist. Clesrings. $4,000, 600. There were
fourteen bids at the United States Tressu-
ry for gold, amounting to S2l, 600, ,0OO, at
from ll2@1l2 5311; awards we're made of
/ 8, 100000 at from liz 3S&l12 531z. Gov
| ernments are strong with moderate trans
actions, and closed about = advance from
/ opening prices. The stock market was
excited and feverish, with q largely in
| creased business. The bears, headed by
Rock Island and Northwestern cliques,
have done all they could to break the mar
ket. They succeeded better with their
/ own stocks than any other. Money
was very easy st 2(93 per cent. Southern
| State securities closed quiet and firm
Missouris and dTennessees were the features
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, at 109S.
Govt coupons of 1881, 1853; do 62s, 5-20s
| 1149s; do 64s, I13A; do Cos, 1879; do new
5-20s, 1125S; do 81 5-20s, lib; do 68s, 1885;
do 10 4Os lib; do currency IS, 1875. Mis-
souri, State bonds, 991<; Old Tennessees,
r.; Eew, Y; Virginia, new, 72A; do
old, IS; North Carolina, old, Az; do new,
281I; Canton, IN; West. U. Telegraph Co.,
| 81; Quicksilver, 11H; MaripOss l04; do
preferred, lO6 Adams Express Co.,
8OL; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 49;
American NJ. U. Express Company, 5216;
United States Express Company, 54;
Pacific Mail, 43k New York Central,
| 95H; New York Central scrip, 81 Erie,
27Z; do preferred, 55 Harlem, l26;
do preferred, 1S1 Reading, 1lI1s;
Michigan Central, 100; PittsbuIg, Ft.
Wayne and Chicago, I19]1; Northwestern,
663S; do preferred, sS1<; Rock Island,
1O61s; New Jersey Central, 1855 st. Paul,
SIX; do preferred, 70; Wabash, 58N do
preferred, SO Fort Wayne, 99k Terre
Hsuts, "a; do preferred, 56H; Chicago
and Alton, l2l; do preferred, l2S31s Ohio
and Mississippi, 1875; Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati, S51<; Burlington and
Quincy, 162; Union Pacific, 261 Central
Pacific bonds, 120z Union Pacific bonds,
ss5z.
Cotton active and q fraction higher;
middling, 2lc. Flour dull and prices a
| shade lower on low grades; receipts, IA, 600
barrels; superhne, Western and State,
q 60(95 90; common to good extra, IS ESQ
90 , good to choice, S. 6096 25; white
Western extra, So 25(66 rs; Ohio extras,
IS 45@6 Is; st. Louis, So 1908. Rye
-four dull and drooping,S4 1905 so. Corn
meal steady; Western, So 1908 75. Whisky
firm, 95c. Wheat Irregular; spring, No.
1, 81 1901 421<; No. 2, 81 3S3&9l 4051; old
and new red and amber, 81 42(9l 90; West
ern, 81 4301 49,; white Western, 81 45
al 65; mixed Illinois, 81 45. Rye, bar
ley and malt quiet. Corn opened firm,
but closed dull. The high rate of freight
C06Gk8 bQ6 64pUIb uoAuduUs LsoSoApbsi
166, 900 bushels; inferior and sofs Western
mixed, 65@69c; good to choice, 697<@p7071c;
yellow, 72(9751Sc; white, S29S5c. Oats dull
and lower; receipts, 81, 600 bushels; West
ern, 63664c; Ohio, 67Q70c; choice white
Ohio, 7l(072c. Hay and hops firm. COf-
fee in fair demand, and market firm;
Rio, 131<9l6c. Sugar steady with mode
rate demand; fair TO good rehningi 9%Q
exc; Cuba, 9@99<e MOlssses dun and
nominal. Rice, SQS3Ic. Petroleum, crude,
14kGl45Sc; refined, 255zc. Pork steady
with moderate demand; new mess,
$I4 615<; prime, S12@l3; prime new mess,
Sl3. Beef quiet mess, SlO9l3; India
mess, $20925. Cut meats uncbAng ged
hams, 1OQI3c; shoulders, b9z(9671c; mid
dies steady; long clear, SIC. Lard dull
for Western and firm for city; prime
steam, 97<0lle; kettle-dried, llc; for De-
cember, lO1<c. Butter heavy; Western,
1O0lsc; State, 15@2Sc. Cheese duh, Ike.
Dry Goods The market is without
much alteration All staple fabrics are in
steady request, and prices maintained
with increased hrmness. Printing cloths
are firm at 71Ic, while some holders ask
75sc. Dark prints are not In full displsy
as yet, but those on sale are held firmly sc
110l1Hc, with an upward tendency. Ca
bot A sheetings bring 125<c; Indian Head
sheetinRs, 131S014c; Massachusetts j, 10c;,
Nashua e, l5c; r, 187<c; Pepperell e, 13c;
n, lUcs R1Q1Cb 46-lncn, lOc; 90 S-4, 5111c;
do 1O.4, 425Te; do IL 4, 45c; Indian Orchard
improved corset jeans, 13c. All others can
be quoted in proportion.
ST. LOULA
ST. LOUIS, July 2O.--Coston nominal,
I91<c. Flour in fair demand, and market
Arm; superhne winter, s. 25@4 so; x,
81 85@5 90; Xxx, So 25@5 90. Wheat
opened hrm, but closed dull; No. 3 red fall,
In elevator, 81 Is; No. 2 red winter, 81 20
al 25. Corn dull; in bulk mixed, on
track, 46647c; do delivered, 49@5Oc; do
sacked, SIC. Oats dull; new mixed in
bulk, on track, 4O(041c; do sacked, 4AI945c;
old do, Sc. Barley, dull; No. 3 spring,
CSC. Rye frmer ct 6O@82c. Tobacco in
active. Hemp and bagging unchanged.
Pork duh at SIS. BacOn-shoulders, 7xc;
clear rib sides, s1<0s7zc; clear sides, exc,
Lard, considerable sales on private terms. !
Hogs wanted at So 9O(04 10. Cattle ~ 500 |
3 Is; inferior TO oornfed native, SS9b.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July 30.-Cotton is firm,
201<02O1<c. Flour steady, with moderate
demand; new family, $606 so and - 20. |
Wheat quiet and unchanged; new NO. 1,
red winter, 81 30(aI Is. Corn dull and uD- |
changed; 54A65. Rye quiet and un-
changed. Oats dull. Groceries In good
demand at full prices. Oils unchanged.