Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-15
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NEW YORK, July a. - W&u Street.
Gold opened weak at liz and closed
somewhat frmer at l12%9l12L. From
indications prices will decline still more
Loans are made at 1g2 per cent for carry.
ing and at one time the same rate Wss
paid for use. Clesrings, S69, 500, 900. Gov.
srnments are quiet and firm; 62s and
registered 64s advanced 4, and Sis q pei
cent, Stocks are dull and strong and but
few Offering. Rock Island, Wabash and
Lake Shore were the most active. The
borrowing demand is large throughout
the whole list and most stocks lend fiat
1t is said the bears fail every day in their
deliveries of Northwestern preferred and
and Ohio and Mississippi. Is is reported
that Northwestern has been bought for
German account, 1t is thought there will
be an attempt to force up Rock Island
stock within few days. Money is very
plentiful at 293c. State sscurities-Mis-
sOuri's, firm. Others dull and unchanged.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, at iCh.
Govt coupons of 1881, ll47I; do 62s, 5-20s
1141s; do 64s, ll351; do 65s, 1135<; do new
5-20s, 1l214; do 81 8 20s, 1l23s; do 6Ss, 1925 (;
do 10 40s II22s; do currency Is, 1141s. Mis-
souri, State bonds, 972<; Old Tennessees,
II /; heW, -; Virginia, new, 73; do
old, 661<; North Carolina, old ,455< do new,
q. Canton, 7s; West. o. Telegraph Co.,
$50; Quicksilver, Il MsripOss 1O3z do
preferred, l05H; Adams Express Co.,
81; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, As /;
United States Express Company, So /;
Pacific Mail, AN; New YORK Central,
96Z; New York Central scrip, 9lIs; Erie,
2S&; do preferred, "a; Harlem, 1271<;
do preferred, 49,; Reading, ny;
Michigan Central 120Z Pittsburg, Ft.
Wayne and Chicago, lis; Northwestern,
Y; do preferred, eOh; Rock Island,
los; New Jersey Central, -; Sc. Paul,
597s; do preferred, ,S01< W sbssh, 59z do
preferred, 81 Fort Wayne, 99zs Terre
Hsute, %; do preferred, SO; Chicago
and Alton, l201<; do preferred, 1231<; Ohio
and Mississippi, so; Cleveland, COlum-
bus and Cincinnati, 9Oh; Burlington and
Quincy, 152; Union Pacific, 295< Central
Pacific bonds, 9e1s; Union Pacific bonds;
SsH.
There Is a moderate business doing in
sessonable dry goods smong the leading
dealers but the market shows no general
signs of vitality; prices are nevertheless
advancing, and on the opening of the au-
tumn trade the indications point to much
higher rates for most classes OF textiles.
Wool is advancing every day and Is likely
to go much higher; as the crop Is very
short and foreign supplies are equally un-
available the result is goods must go up.
Flsnuels have already advanced 2G3 per
cent. All classes of textiles are every
moment on the rise among commission
men II not iobbeFs, and the country trade
do not begin to realize this fact. The Job
bing trade have not yet conformed to it
and keep selling at old prices and styles;
but another fortnight will bring forth a
change among the trade. BOott E cottons
are up to 12ke; Broadway sheetings,
u7zc; Lsconis E, Ike from 10c; MOnOd-
mock, l0zc. Shirtings are advanced from
273< to S25ke. Grain Bags are looking up.
Cotton demand active and prices higher,
2lc. Flour dull and lower receipts,
LOCO bbls; superhne, Western and State,
81 9095 20; common to good extra, s. sea
5 SO; good to choice, IS 7096 30; white
Western extra, S. 3096 80; Ohio extras,
s5 60G6 80; st. Louis. s. 1908. Rye -four
easier at s. 1905 so, Corn meal quiet.
Whisky steady, 945<c. Wheat dull and
prices dropping; spring No. l, 81 As; No.
2, 81 AZ; new and old red and amber, 81 As
91 50. Rye, barley and malt quiet.
Corn opened firm and closed dull; com
mon western mixed, 71H@71Zc; prime
shipping, 71zc. Osts duh and unchanged;
western and Ohio, 65@70e. Hay firm.
Coffee in fair demand and firm; Rio,
l3915Nc; fair to good refining, 9%@95<c.
holasses in good demand and full prices
Cuba, 36@42, Rice, S9sho. Petroleum,
rude, 14azc; refined, 25zc. Pork active
and lower; new mess, $I4 75(915. Beef and
,ut meats unchanged. Middles quiet.
Lard hrm: prime steam s7<@1O1sc; kettle
sT. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-Cotton nominal at
L91zc. Flour closed lower with good de-
nsnd at the decline; super6ne winter, "a
"A rs; extra, a 25; Xxx, S5@5 90; fsmi-
y, S6 1907 IS. Wheat discoursging for
ow grades; No. red 81 12t91 1s1<; sam
pie lots No. 2 red winter, 81 20. Corn, un-
,hanged; in bulk mixed on track, 501fc; |
Yellow, 5211@53e I; mixed sacked, 6O5<c |
OATS new on track, 4Se; No. 2 in elevator, |
'l95211c; choice in sacks 6O0061 nc. Rye |
iull, and prices dropping; 62@65c. Whis- |
xy easier at sl992e. Pork dull, SIS IS on |
orders; round lots offered at S15 25 Bacon |
iuQ and irregular; shoulders, Ike; clear |
,ib sides, 9k@931c. Hams, sugar-cured, |
-69l6c. Hogs inactive, IS 6094. Cattle |
quiet, "a 6O95 so.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 14-Flour quiet. Wheat
No. 2 spring Ike lower, 81 17@1 Tx, cash; |
,losed this afternoon heavy at 81 15H@
I5s< for July. Corn, No. 2 mixed fairly !
setIvs; closed at 621Sc; this afternoon |
iull at 62c. Oats, No. 2 quiet; closed at |
&c. Rye, No. quiet and 2@4c lower; !
S2@6Sc. Barley, spring No. 2 45c for Au- !
yust. HtghWines STEADY, Slc. Mess pork |
slosed at $14 25@I4 3751 cash, and S14 500 |
"A 64k for August. Lard, 10xc. Hogs |
'sirly active; $4(94 65. Cattle dull; " 80 |
,ash.
CINCINNATI
CrNoINNATI. July 14.-COtton In de-
nsnd and advanced to 20k920Hc. Flour /
IN demand and steady st So 5096 IS for |
family. Wheat dull and dropping; new,
n 2saI ~; old, 81 80. Corn dull at 559 |
56c. Rye and oats unchanged. Barley |
10 moderate demand and steady at S00e0c. !
Groceries and oils unchanged. EggA dull |
It 19c. Butter and cheese quiet. Pork !