Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.


LONDON, Oct. 10 -Consols for money
92l; for account 925. United States bonds
firmer; coupons-'62s, 91k; Cos, 902; '67s,
800; 10 4Os $50. Stocks firmer-Erie 118;
Illinois Central ia; Great Western 1874.
FRANKPoRT, Oct. 1O.-Bonds frmer at
90.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IO.-Cotton steady;
sales $4,000 bales; uplands sgd; Orleans
SD. California wheat los I'd; red Western
IS Cd; winter 90 1Od. Flour 22s 3d@22s
Cd.
New York Money Market.
New York, Oct. I0.-Money easy at So
6 2 cent. Sterling exchange 10Ss@10S4.
Gold steady; opened at 1I34, touched
1133 and closed at 1133@1135 Borrow
ing rates I-649fat ard q cent; carrying
rates 405 q cent Clearances $50, OOO,-
900. Government securities steady. State
securities quiet; Tennessees, old 623; new
6Ok.
RoTs EOTE GeneraI Markets.
NEW York, Oct. 1O.-Cotton quiet and
weak; sales 1,7S5 bales; middling uplands
161c. Flour steady with a moderate de-
mand; prices unchanged. Wheat firm and
demand fair; winter red and amber West
ern 1901 "a. Corn steady with a moder-
ate demand; mixed 84@85c. Whisky $50
894c, closing at 88@89c for wooden and
iron bound. Coffee firm; demand fair.
Sugar firm and demand fair; sales $50 hhds,
Cuba at 1O@1O4; Porto Rico 93@1O4c.
Molasses steady with moderate demand;
Muscovado 25@35c. Rice steady, with a
moderate demand at 8@94c.
In the dry goods market the weather
exerts an unfavOrable influence on trade,
which on the whole is dull, although some
Improvement il perceptible. To-day
prices were steady.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1O.-Bacon frmer
at 154@1St@l94c. Hams 26@263c. Lard
-tierce 164@17c; keg $4,000. Sugar
nothing doing. Molasses-new strip l. 10
Oils. Whisky dull; Cincinnati reotifed
Csc. Coffee-prime 174@174c. Cotton
easier; sales 1900 bales; good ordinary
13Yc@144; low middliDg 114@143o; mid
ding l49@15c Texas beeves-frst quail
ty 1000; second quality 22.35. Sheep
first quality 4.OOa5O 90; yearlings 5000
400. Calves 7.OO@14O0. Sterling III
@121J; sight A@4c discount. Gold 1929.
SG. Louis Markets.
GCTs Louis, OCt. VT IOuI uull anu uuA
changed; supeTfne winter 4.15' Wheat
firm; demand fair for choice; other grades
unchanged; No. red fall LIS. Corn dull;
prime CSC. Oats 37@44c. Rye 73@78c. ]
Provisions firm and prices higher. Pork
25.OO@25. 80. Bacon-14@14k@174@175
@18c. Lard Ice. Highwines $4,000.
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, Oct 1O.-Flour-extra spring
4 62y96.OO Wheat-demand fair and
prices advanced !@3c; 1.074 cash for No. |
2 spring. Corn active and prices advanced !
I4@IJc at 623@623c for No. 2. Oats 3G9 |
$3.50. Rye 72tc. Barley-demand fair;
prices advanced 2@3c, at $50 for No. 2. !
Highwines quiet at 84@84!c. Pork 6rm
at 25 30. Lard 16c. Dry-salted shoulders J
12c; short ribs Ice.
Cincinnati Markets.
OINCnSEAT1, Oct. 10.-Cotton quiet and /
unchanged in every respect. Flour quiet !
and weak; family 5.00@5.80. Wheat dull /
and prices dropping at 1.10@1.15 for red. /
Corn quiet and weak; 60@62c for old and
soc for new. Rye S2@85c. Pork $500. /
Lard l53o. Bulk meats-stocks with !
drawn, anticipating higher prices. Bacon
demand fair and prices advanced; l349174
@18c4 asking; &c higher for clear sides at
the close. Butter -30@35c. Eggs 23c. To- J.