Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-03
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Foreign Markets,

LONDON, Sept. 2, eve.-Consols 93@9;
20s 62s, S4I, Cos, S3!, 67s, 835; IO-40s,
76!; SIS at Frankfort, 8Sg@S84; Rentes
at Paris 7If 75c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Cotton, mid
ding uplands 13s; Orleans 1904.
) Sales / 200 bales, including speculation and
| exports. Cuba white wheat lis Id. Red
western o. 11d@10s. Western -four 25s Sd.
Corn COS Cd. Oats So Cd. Peas Ais.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. Mooney easy and
most of the day at 6@7c, but closing more
active and sharp at &c; sterling dull, ga B;
gold active and excited, opened at 1873,
closed at 1853; carrying rates per cent.
| TO hat, but latest loans were at lie per
cent. until tomorrow; clearances ffty-nine
million; governments active and strong;
State bonds dull; old Tennessee Coo; new
SIC.
The government bought a million of
gold to-day at 1873 66-100. The Express
says the clique has quietly been buying
gold in small and large amounts and pay
ing heavy interest to have it carried in
order to encourage the bears to sell short.
The clique is known to have loaned on
the market yesterday eighteen million in
gold and their purchase to-day is esti-
mated at five to seven million, including
the government gold. 1t is estimated that
the clique own and control about twenty
five millions Of gold, while the banks only
nineteen million, according to last states
ment.
New York Dry Goods Market.
g NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Dry goods made in
this department continues moderately &C.
tive. Prices generally steady for all staple
fabrics, notwithstanding the efforts of the
leading jobbing houses in reducing few
brands Of bleached cottonF, as noted yes
terday. Massachusetts b 3 goods now
withdrawn. Garner & Co. have advanced
their prices On their Amoeskeag prints
and prints sold under their own name to
13c, but the trade are not disposed 10 meet
any advances on prices at present. Wool
ems moving quite freely, generally at low
prices, which afford very small margin on
cost. Flannels and blankets active, while
wooden and shawls are in request.
New YORK General Markets.
New YORK, Sept. Cotton quiet
steady; sales 800 bales; upIands 35e. Flour
S. 5000 25. Whisky heavy; Western
ST 10. Rice firm; Carolina S4@93.
Coffee quiet. Sugar firm; Cuba 113@l2t.
Muscoyado molasses IL
New Orleans Mark eG.
New ORLEANS, Sept. Cotton dull
sales 1872 bales; middlings 80; receipts
Is bales. Oats 64@65c. Bran 81. Bacon
164, l94, and 1873 Whisky 81 25@I 273.
ST. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Flour, superine 81 |
78@515. Wheat 81 20. Red fall ST. I5@
l Is. Corn 90@94c Oats 5O053c. |
Pork SS4934 IA. Bacon Isl. 1S4@19c.
Lard 1S4@194c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Fleur-spring extras
S. 05@7 374. Wheat 81 POOL 294. |
Corn soc. Oats 44@444c. Rye 94Bc |
Barley 81 %. Highwines 81 10 Bulk /
134c. Pork $S4 so. Lard 49,
@1Sic.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCIEEATI, Sept. Family -four Sc
% Corn ST 90. Oats 5595Sc. Whisky
81 Is. Pork $33@33 % Bacon, shout.
ders held at 154. Bulk shoulders 49,
Lard 1913. Hams 24c. Wheat ST. 25@I
30. Rye 81. Barley 81 50@1 60.
Butter 2S@35c. Eggs 15c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-BsggiDg 24@
243. Superfne flour $5@5 %. Corn $50
924c. Oats 45@50c. Prime sugar l4ic
Prime Molasses 75c. Pork $1,000 rs.
Bacon packed 16c, 194c and ISL Lard
203c. Hams 223@234c.
Eemphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Sept. Cotton finn at
39c for middlings; and "a for low mid
ling; receipts 4 bales; exports 9 bales:
Corn 9O@93c. Oats Csc. Hay $22 80.
Bran 1920. Wheat 81 1901 80. Corn
neal, 81 1904 IS. Bacon steady; sides
70; shoulders 163@164c.