Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-30
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Inc OuecIOrS OF LLle Bank OF England al
their meeting to-day fixed the rate of dis
count at p per cent. The bullion in the
Bank Of England has increased f2TS,0OC
during the week.
PARIS, July 30 Rentes 65f. Sc. The
specie in the Bank Of France has increased
l,213,O0Uf during the past week.
FRANKFORT, July 29.-5-29s o. 1862,
9sS.
LIVERPOOL, July 29.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester are quiet and unchanged.
FlOur-extra State 24a2Ss. Wheat No. 2 tC
No. 1 spring 9s 14da10s. Com-mixed
34s. POrk-prime mess 77as. Bacon
long cured meats 535s; short cured meals
54s. Lard-American Cos. Cheese-fne
American 55s.
ANTWERP, July 29-Petroleum 24i.
Rev York Money Market.
New YORK, July 29-GOld declined from
112i to 1929, closing at 1928. The borrow
ing rates were 1, 4 and la per cent. with
a few loans flat. Government bonds were
firm. Railroad bonds were strong. State
bonds were quiet. The dealings on Stock
Exchange were attended with a further in
crease Of confidence and in final sales there
was great buOyaHcy and activity in some of
the leading stocks. The most prominent
feature was Western Union y hich advanced
rapidly to S4tt, fell to So and closed firm
at So. The Transactions in stocks were
very large and attended with much excite
ment and animation. The upward move
ment was stimulated by a rumOr that
Western Union had leased the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph lines for term Of years
and guaranteed Z per cent. on the capital on
the basis OF 20 for the stock. The Atlantic
and Pacific stock is SI0,000,000, and at 20
guaranteed would be only 100000.
There was another report afOat to the effect
that the steamer FaradRy had failed to find
a flaw in the direct cable and had sailed for
England. Pacific Mail was also active and
higher. Panama sold as high as 13I and
closed at 132 bid without offerings under
134. Northwestern advanced to 4OS and
st. Paul to SO! and closing at about the
highest point. There was an improved
demand for investment shares at full prices.
The general market closed strong and with
an upward tendency.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and two O'Clock to-day aggregated 49,
600 shares, Of which 1900 shares were
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union, 10000
Northwestern, 5000 St. Paul, 2, 900 Lake
Shore, and 10000 OhiOs.
Sterling Exchange-Bznkers' Bills 4.ST;
United States coupons Of 1881 l2O, 5-2Os'
1864 116; do. 1865, 1195: do new 11Ss;
u. 5. coupons Of 1861, lZO5; do. of 1865,
12O; new ives, 116t; 10-40s, l16i; currency
SKIES i22; Missouri State bonds 1Ol3.
Tsnnssees old 30; &c. new 495C. StCcAcs-
Western Union Telegraph S5f; New ! ORR
Central 1O3a; Erie AZ; do. preferred 20;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph 2O5C. Num-
Der four '62 bonds have been called in and
will be nc more quOted-62O TO number
564 coupons.
New York General Markets.
NEW YoRK, July 29.-Flour - market
dull aud prices unchanged; supefine, west
en and State S5.OOa5.40, extra Ohio S5.60a
7.25; st. LUIS S5.9OaS.25. Wheat quiet;
receipts $4,000 bushels; No. 2 Chicago
S1.30a1.34. Rye duu; Canada in bond
92a93c; State S1.1O. Barley quiet and
unchanged. Corn frmer at S2aS4c; receipts
141, 900 bushels. Oats dull at 60a6lc; re
ceipts 1000 bushels. Coffee quiet and I'M
changed; Rio cargUes 1Tls2Oc gold. Sugar
quiet and declining at 75aStt. Mess pork
QlACL d. 81 III Lc14L anu ANl NC-
livery; middles are steady; short clear l2sc.
Lard firm; prime steam 1890. WHISKY
S121,
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 9.-FlouI-market
frmer but not quotably higher; western su-
perfiDe S4.25a4. 70; extra fine 1881; family
S6.OOaI.25. Wheat nominal at Sl.32a1 81.
Corn frmer and higher3at SIC. Oats firm
at 61a62c. Rye quiet and steady atSl.0O.
Provisions steady. Mess pork S22.OO.
Bulk meats-shOulders &c; clear rib 1919
loose. BacOn-shOulders 10!; clear RIB
1890. Hams 148al4.c. Lard steady, 14lc.
Coffee unchanged; Rio CargOes 17ta19ie
in gold. Whisky firm at SI.2l.
Sew Orleans Earksts.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-GOld 1123;
sight Z prem. Sterling-entirely nominal.
Sugar quiet, jObbing common SIC; low fair
to fully fair Sia9Ic; prime 95c. MOlasses
dull; jObbing common 40a45c; fair 5Oa5jc;
prime to choice 5Sa7Oc. Flour firm; super
fine S4.75; y $500; Xxx 1925; xxx S5.375
a6.75; choice family S7Cea7.5p. Corn dull
andlOWer at S4a94c. Oats lower at 67a70c.
Bran is lower SI.O0. bay dull; prime
sold at $500. Coffee firm; ordinary to
prime 1Sa20tc. Mess pork is quiet at
S22a5Sa22. 95. Dry salt meats quiet; shOul-
ders 9lc; nothing doing in sides. Bacon,
jObbing, shoulders lO4C; clear rib 13{al33C;
clear sides 14c. Hams-chOice sugar-cured
133a14e. Lard quiet; tierces 13c; key 14sc.
COrnmeal dull at $40. Whisky steady
at Sl.20a1.2l.
Cincinnati Hsrkels.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-FIoUr-market
higher and in speculative demand; family
S6.25a6.50. Wheat-market steady; No.
2 red winter Sl.40. Corn lower at Il ia72C.
Oats higher at 6ja70C. Bye 0wer; new
95caSl % for spot: 91a95c to arrive. Mess
pork quiet with sales at 81. Provisions
dull and nominal. Bulk meats dull; Shout
ders Ssc; clear rib 11.aal25c. Bacon dull;
shoulders 94a9sg; clear rib 1Zsc; clear sides
13c. Whisky firm at SL16.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged; a No. / S6.7ja70O; fancy
S7.25a7.75. Wheat quiet and weak at SI.20
a1.25. Corn steady at 74a76c. Oats quiet
and unchanged at C0a62c. Rye quiet and
unchanged at SI.1j. Provisions quiet and
firm. Mess pork S21.5O. Bulk meats
shoulders SiaS5c; clear rib 12!a12fc; clear
sides 12sal2sc. BacOn-shOulders 93a9ic;
clear rib 133a13ic; clear sides, &c. sugar
cured hams 13a135c. Lard I4.al5c; kegs
15ac. Whisky Sl.l6. Bagging l3ia14c-
Chicago EgaTkstz-
CHICAGO, July %. -FlOU-market
easier but prices are not quOtably lower;
superfne 81; extra $3.50. Wheat active
but lower and closed with a continued
downward tendency; No. spring Si.ZOa
1.21; No. 2 do. S116t bid for spot; Sl.l6a
for August delivery; S1.15a for September