Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


| but there was q lack Of spirit in the tran
sactions Of the day which too plainly de-
/ noted the absence of anything like pro-
| nounced speculation. Money is cheap 70
brokers and there is superabundance OF
| offering on call loans, while the dis
| inclination on : % part of lenders TO place
their balances beyond thirty or sixty
days control is quite marked. The ma
| tionaI banks continue to hold the 5-20s
and the other per cent bonds, and it has
been discovered at the Treasury Depart
ment that some of these banks have ad-
vised their depositors, who are holders of
/ 6 per cents, to keep th0m Though these
banks arc creation Of the Government,
It is from them that the most serious
impedimants to the success of the new
| loan have been met with. Gold dull and
weak, opening At 1l31< and selling down
to and closing at II2Js9lIS. One per cent.
was paid for use. .Clesrings, about S57,-
O00, 900. Exports to-day, q, ,I07 .2is, double
the amount calculated upon yesterday.
The exports tor the week are 81, ,7lO, SOC. A
considerab ble business has been done IN
GoverDments, about half million being
taken for export, principally 62s and old
65s and 10 .40s; the market closed dull and
firm with prices a fraction higher thsn
Yesterday, Stocks are excited and fever
lsh, with largely increased transactions;
some of the prominent operators are still
predicting an active and buoyant market
this month, as short interest is very large
and they say that the bull cliques in Lake
Shore, Ohio and Mississippi, Reading and
Pacific Nail are only waiting TO see what
the Tracy party are going to do with Rock
Island, whether they will issue new stock
or consolidate with the Southwest road.
They predict higher prices when this drag
is of the market. The most active stocks
to-day have been Ohios, Lake Shore, Rock
Island, Western Union, Pittsburg, New
York Central and Northwestern. The
market, late in the day, Was firmer, prices
in some cases recovering part OF the de-
cline ST the early part OF the day. Money
is easy at 5 per cent, and the bank state
ment points to continued ease, the re-
serve being still further increased. The
following are the changes: Loans, in
crease, g, $40 SIS; specie, Increase, 81, ,9l9,-
S2S; legal tenders, decrease, 81, ,372, ,OO3; de-
pOsits, increase, 81, $50, $50; circulation, de-
crease, So, ,5S5. state securities are duh
and without material change. Sterling
exchange, bankers' bills, at .l0H. Govt
coupons OF 1851, 1l5<; do 5-2Os 62s,
lis; do Gas, 1875; do 65s, ll41z; do new
5-20s, 1l29<; do '67 20s, 1I25S do 6Ss, -;
do 10 4Os lI21<; dc. .currency.6s Il4X. Mis-
souri, State bonds, SO; Old Tennessees,
7l3<; Lew, Tx. Virginia, new, TN; do
old, 60; North Carolina, old, 4616; do new,
q. Canton, 78; West. U. Telegraph Co.,
:
preferred, 1855; Adams Express Co.,
sos; Wells, Fsrgos& Co.'s Express, 475S;
American NJ. U. Express Company, 521z;
United States Express Company, 5S1I;
Pacific Mail, 4315; New York Centrai,
965s; New York Central scrip, 9lZ; Erie,
2751; do preferred, 81; Harlem, l26;
do preferred, I3I; Reading, IIIZ;
Wayne and Chicago, us; Northwestern,
72Ai do preferred, 90A; Rock Island,
1885; New Jersey Central, 1861; st. Paul,
59A ;.do preferred, s01s; Wabash, 5S1s; do
preferred, slH Fort Wayne, 100; Terre
Haute, 81; do preferred, So; Chicago
and Alton, 120 DO preferred, l22 Ohio
and Mississippi, 45A; Cleveland, CUlum-
bus and Cincinnati, so; Burlington and
Quincy, t52; Union Pacific S0k Central
Pacific bonds, e9A; Union Pacific bonds,
SO.
Dry Goods-There is q moderately fair
trade for this season and prices are on the
rise for all kinds. Prints are decidedly
higher, although the leading companies
have not yet displayed their fall work TO
any extent; but wherever sales have been
ehected OF new work they havs been at
/, CHER rates, SO that no first clsss prints
can be touched at less than lie. Even
Garner q Co.'s command this price and
other makes are held at IL Ne; it is possi-
bic that the very best makes like Coche-
CO and Pacific Mills will open at l2c. In
nous delsines nothing desirable has been
opened as yet; the old styles keep NOV
ing slowly at lSc, but under the rapid sd
vance OF both wool and cotton no desir-
able work can be placed on sale, to sell
even at living rates, below 20c Spool
cotton keeps selling at soc for the best i'm
ported, six cord, soft finish, although
prices have advanced on the other side.
Staple cottOns of sll kinds sre in limited
4
blesched muslins have advanced from
1lH 70 l2c; Reynold AA, from IL 4 to 12c;
New Market bleached corset jeans, from
10 TO 1OHcs Laconia Z brown muslins
held at IL 40; Bates Xxx bIeached mus
Inns bring I9c, and OS, Ike; Pepperell
colored sstteen jeans bring l5c; blesohed,
l4Ho' bleached satteens, 15c.
Cotton in fair demand and prices higher
at 2<c. Flour dull and unchanged; re-
ceipts, 5000 barrels; superfne Western
and State st S5 1906 so; common TO good
extra at IS 1906 05; good to choice at s. 90
G6 90; white Western extra at f6 50S07;
Ohio extras at s. S596 60; st. Louis at
s. 9599. Rye flour heavy at 81 1895 75.
Corn meal unchanged. Whisky quiet at
dull; receipts, $1,000 bushels; sales of
spring No. at 81 AZ; No. 2 at 81 $40
46; red and amber at 81 1891 52k. Rye
steady with moderate demand Canada,
in bond, at 92c. Barley and malt quiet.
Corn opened firm, but closed dull; re-
eeipts 73, 600 bushels; inferior and COM
mon Western mixed at 7lC972c; good ship
ping at 72@721kc; yellow at 7SA@74c.
Oats quiet; Western at 64}z965Le; ohio
at 67@69c. Hay unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July S.-Cotton in light
demand but holders firm at 205<92O<c.
Flour firm. Wheat fair demand at 81 2O9
25 for new. Corn firm at 57c. Rye firm
at 95o for new. Oats steady. Groceries
unchanged. Provisions quiet and weak.
Whisky at go.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, July.s.-Cotton in fair de-
mand and market firm; low middling,
l9c, Bacon shoulders, 71<c clear sides,
10c plain hams, I2hc; sugar-cured
hams, 15c. Corn, 77c for white. Wheat,
Flour. IS 25SSOO.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July s.-Cotton firm, zoe.
Flour more settled bu quiet; superfine
winter. $494 so; extra do, 81 1905; Xxx
do, IS 25(95 SO. Corn slow, 5O(951e for
mixed on track; white mixed, 57e in
warehouse. Oats firm, 53@55c. Rye, 75(9
7Sc. Whisky, 92c. Pork, SIS 50. Bacon,
TIC, &c and 91<c. Lard, l091Oz.
ChACAGOs
CHICAGO, July s. = Flour neglected.
Wheat, &c lower; 81 20 cash. Rye, SO
69e. Barley, SEC. Highwines, Ole. Mess
pork, $l4 so. Lard, 10H9l0Ac.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 8.-Tobacco very
firm and unchanged. Cotton strong and
higher at 201zc. Flour, family Y, S6 25.
Grain unchanged Provisions firm and
quiet. Mess pork, SIC. Bacon, &c, Sc and
9Ho. Hams, 1870. Lard, lO@I1Hc.
Whisky, 90c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEiANs, July s.-Flour un-
changed. Corn, 7S@S0c. Oats, 6796Sc. |
Coffee, I39<9a16o. Gold, llSH.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 8, 1:30 p.m.-Conscls, |
9SK for money ard 9S5x on account. u. !
8. bonds are buoyInt. Coupons-5 20s Of /
1852, 922S; do '65, 9l%; do '67, 901<; do |
l0-40s. 9O1s.
PARIS, July S.-Rentes 56f 60c.
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton excited; up |
lands 91S, Orleans 95<Gesfd. Sales 20. 900, /
for speculation and export 10000 bales, |
Sales at sea nearly due from New Orleans !
Sd. Bresdstuffs unchanged. Lard ASS Sd. |
FUNERAL NOTICES.
GABELER-Ths friends and acquaintance |
of VIM. GabeIer are respectfully invited TO |