Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-03

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gold and $4,000 currency. Dry goods
imports for the week SI,f7S.f AT, State
bonds were quiet and nominal. Rsifr6aa
bonds were firm. Government bonds were
firm. Stocks opened at a decline of per
cert: from Yesterdays closing prices and
made & further decline Of 5sl per cent,
Rock Island ieadiiif FhA market reccY-
cred later and the closing ;ris4s were the
highest Of the day. The principal scatures
were Rock Island. Western Union, Erie,
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Northwestern,
and St. Paul eOlnmOn. as compared with
opening prices. Erie and st. Paul COM
mon closed 1T an alvsnce Of 1sa1i percent,
Lake Shore and Wabash Sa1 per cent, and
the remainder Of the list at 4as per cent.
The following were the sales of the most
active stocks: Western Union 10000, Pa
ciic Mail 10000; Erie $4,000; Lake Shore
1900; Union Pacific 1900; Northwestern
5000; Rock Island $500; st. Paul 10000,
and Wabash 1900.
Sterling Exchsnge.--BankeFs Bills 4SS55;
United States coupons Of 1881, I175;
5-20s Of 1852, 113s; do. Of 1864, 116@; DC.
Of 1866, III; do. new 1165; 5-20s of 1867,
III; United States coupons of 1853 1l7b:
new fves, 113f; 1910, 113s; currency skies
old s1j do. new 81. StOcks-Westem
Union Telegraph 74i; New York Cen
tral 99s; Erie 32i; do preferred IS.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, July 2.-There was a fair
| package movement Of brown and bleached
eOttOns, brown drills, wOolens and wool
| fannels. Cotton goods we're generally firm
with few reductions in order 10 close out.
! Cabot A bleached shifting was marked
| down to lie; 9-S do. 14c, and 81 do. l5ic;
Waltham ~ inch lAc less trade discounts.
Fancy cassimeres and wO-sted eoAtings ac-
| tive.
New York General Markets.
NEW ToRK, July Flour dull and
| in buyers favor; 5fpsrfine Western and
State S5.0Oa5.5O; extra Ohio S5.9Oa7.75;
| st. Louis S5.15al1.00. Wheat less active
and easier; receipts 254,00O bushels; No. .
| opening at s1.34aI.345. Rye dull at 81 %
al.10. Barley nominal. Corn unchanged.
1 Oats more active at 5jaj9c for mixed. COT
fee firm; Rio 19sa22sc gold. Sugar steady.
Pork firmer; new mess $3.50 cash; SlS-3Ja
1910 for July delivery. .AIiddles steady;
short clear 10Sc. Lard firmer; primesteam
IL 11-16c cash; 1lsc for August delivery.
Whisky steady at zoe.
Baltimore Markets.
| BALTIMORE, July Flour steady aud
unchanged; Howard street and western
superhne S4.25a5; extra Sj.25a6, family
$G.25aS.00. Wheat dull; Ohio and Indiana
| Sl.3Ja1 50. Corn fairly active; western
mixed, new, 76tc; old use. Oats firmer
and good demand; mixed western GIaGlc.
Rye dull at g0agjc. Provisions hrmer and
more inquiry. Ness pork $3.50. Bulk
meats-shOulders re; clear rib l0tc. Ba-
con--shOulders T5a7tc; clear rib 9sc. SUI
! gar-cured hams 14aIjc. Lard-relineG 12c.
| Whisky dull and nominal At CSC. Coffee
firm at 20ta22ic gold.
E5r Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, jay 2.-Gold 1l0I.
Sight exchange Z per cent premium.
Sterling 542. Flour dull; XX extra SJ.75;
xxx S6aT; choice ST.5OaS. Corn fTmer,
! white mixed soc; white SlaS2c Oats finn
at 59a6O. Mess pork active and advanced
TO S20.2jaz0.jO. Dry salt meals frmer;
shoulders nc. Bccon firm at s, t03, III
| allie. Lard-tierces lie; key 125c. Sugar
| better demand; good common 75c; fair 10
| fully fsir SIC; prime 10 strictly prime
| 9.c. Molasses--nCthing doing. Whisky
Louisiana 97a9Sc; Cincinnati S1.01.
COfiee-Ordinary to prime 1Sa23c. Com
meal quiet at 500.
Cincinnati Markets
| CINCINNATI. July Flour dull and
| prices a shade lower at Sj.60aj-90. Wheat
dull and shade lower; sample lots S1.2O.
Corn dull but unchanged 1t 65aGsc. Oats
| dull but UNCHANGED at 4Iaj5c. Mess pork
demand fair and market firmer at SIS.
| Lard steady: summer 5000; kettle scarce.
1 Dill Z s.,
| Gic: clear ri sold yesterday evening at 9bC;
! Sg.l0c bid to-day but held higher clear
| s9.40a9.jO. BacOn-fair demand and firm
CT at =, 7s, %, 10al0!c- Whisky steady
at 94c.
Louisville Markets.
| LOUISVILLE, july Flour quiet and
UNCHANGED; No. S6.Ij: fancy $50; family
| lower at s.. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
| Corn quiet and unchanged at ISc. Oats
quiet and unchanged at 5Sa6jc. Mess pork
| quiet and UNCHANGED at $40. Bacon quiet
and unchanged at q. 1OtalOsc. Sugar
cured hams 1890; plaid I25c. Bulk meats
demand fair and prices advanced to 81,
9;a93c. Land 12lal2sc. Whisky "a.
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; receipts nothing doing. Wheat
fair demand but at lower rates; No. I spring
SLISIa1. 10; No. S1.15t cash or for July
delivery; S1.1O. for August delivery. Corn
lower. No. 2 mixed jS3a59c cash or for
July delivery; jSSaJSIc for August deliv-
yer. Oats steady at 42ta42sc cash; 4O4a
Ale for July delivery; 81 sa32sc Tor August
delivery. Rye dull and nominal at S2aS'c.
Barley dull and nominal; No. quoted at
q. lGa1. 20. Mess pOrk-demand active and
prices advanced. SIS cash or for July deliv-
cry; $685. for August delivery. Lard adj
vanced. lie cash or for JUly delivery; l15c
for August delivery. Bulk meats quiet aEj
unchanged. Whisky lower at &c. On
open board in the afternoon wheat closed
at S1.l5i for July delivery; S1.10S for Au-
gust delivery; corn 594c bid for July deliy-
cry and soc for August delivery; receipts for
the past day--Wheat $1,000 bushels; corn
| $4,000 bushels; shipments of wheat $500
bushels; corn 2T2, 90.
st. Louis Markets.
81. IoUTs, July 2.-FlOur dull but
UNCHANGED -utF,fine y. 75a4.25; extra $3.50
~: Xxx S5a5.2l xxx S5.75a6.25; fancy
s.. aSa $50. Wheat dull and declined on
low GRADES; Others steady no. . spring 81;
prime to fancy new fall Si.25a1.S5. Corn
| + :
elevator; 5Sc for July delivery. Oats high
OF: 4Sa49c at elevators. Rye steady at 7oa
soc. Whisky quiet at 95e. Mess pork firm
at $40 here and up country. Bacon firm
and only jobbing and order trade at q, 1Ot
aloe. Lard unchanged. Hogs firm. ranging
from s. to S.. Cattle dull aud heavy,
ranging from 2e to &c.
aemPssIs Markets.
/ a
weak at S5a9.50. Corn scarce and firm at
SOaSIc. Oats nOminally 5S3c. Bacon adj
vanced to Il, q, 10salOss. Lard firm at
12a154c.
July.
| SCHESCK's SEA WEED TONIC.-In the atmoS'
phere experienced here during the summer
months, the lethargy produced by the heat takes
| 10 rHo1a oa1 md FIRE