Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-09

Foreign Markets.

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LONDON, Oct. 8.-Consols for money
92t; for account 92s. United States bonds
quiet; coupons-'62s, 91s; '65s, 9Os; '67s,
500; 10-40s Sc. Stocks quiet-Erie 11S;
Illinois Central 11Sl; Great Western 1873.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S.-Cotton quiet and
prices unchanged; sales 10000 bales.
Wheat-red winter % 3d@9s 10d. Beef
112s@112s Cd.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Imports for the
week-Dry goods, $2,O93, 406; general
merchandise, $23, 1889, 229. The cotton
movement shows the receipts of the week
at all points to be IS, $50 bales; exports
45, S85 bales; stock IA, 1876 bales
UNAVOIDABLE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement is unfavorable:
Loans. 1868 9sl 1929. Decrease IS 1905, PIP
Specie. ..... 1887, 64l.-.... Decrease. SIS 24O
Circulation. 22,593, AO9..Decrease.. -. 124, 800
Deposits l87, III, III. Decrease. 1854. 457
Legal trs.. 5O,275, 226. Increase. SO8, 500
Money easy at q cent. Sterling ex-
change-bankers bills 1O82@1O65. Gold
firm; opened at 49,, touched 1874 and
closed at 113s@113t. Borrowing rates
lilo to flat. Clearances S36, 900, 900 Ex-
ports Of the week $500, 900, including
S48S, 900 to-day. Government securities
dull; redemptions of A87ls thus far ST.
$4,000. United States coupons Of 1881
113a@11i; do go 112E@113; do 64 1I15@
111a; do '65 117!@112; do do new 1lOa@
1l0k; do 81 110s@11Ot; do IS 11Ot@1I0s;
10 4Os 106I@l06s; currency skies lilo
HI State securities dull; Missouri SKIES
90l; Tennessees, old Cpl; new COZ. Coin
at the Sub-TreasuYy for the week, S2q3,-
40; customs receipts $3OO,8
New Work General Markets.
New York, Oct. -Cotton-demand
fair but at lower rates; sales l, 400 bales;
middling uplands 164c. Flour quiet and
unchanged in every respect; receipts H.
400 bbls; sales 8, 700; superfne 5.O0@5. 25;
extra 5.40g5.50 Wheat shade easier;
receipts 126, 900 bushels; winter red and
amber Western 1901. 80. Oats active at
51@55tc CofFee-demand fair. Sugar
sales 800 hhds Cuba at 9!@l04o. Molasses
quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Whisky 8S@90c
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, Oct S.-Trade dull. The
tendency of prices is toward easier rates,
Especially for cotton fabrics, in view of the
reduction in the price Of the raw article.
NJ. Louis Markets.
ST.. Louis, Oct. S-COtton dull but un-
changed. Flour quiet and unchanged in
every respect; superfne winter 00@4 Is;
extra winter 4 25@4;45. Wheat-demand
light; holders firm; No. red winter l. 6
@L17. Corn dull and unchanged; mixed
Csc. Oats 85@1O5 Bacon-shoulders
14@17@l8c. Hogs firm and prices better
at Hose. Tobacco and hemp unchanged.
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-Exchange unchanged.
Flour-demand light and holders firm at
4.OO@5. So for extra spring. Corn active at
61@Gl4o. Oats-No. 4@sc lower, clos
ing at 36c. Rye 9O4@9lc. Highwines-
84c for wooden bound: Mess pork 25. %
OPS. 80. Lard 15s@15tc.
Cincinnati Markets.
OINorHNATI, Oct. 8.-Cotton steady with
q moderate demand. Flour dull and prices
decreasing; family 5.6O@5.75 Wheat dull
and prices declined; red winter l. 12@I. Is.
Corn dull. Mess pork $500. Bacon
shoulders l349164@18c. Whisky dull al
86987c.
LouisVisfe Markets,
LuUIsvnLE, Oct, 8.-Bagging unchanged.
Cotton quiet and weak; middling 15tc.
Flour in good demand and steady. Grain
dull and unchanged in every respect. Pro-
visions firm and prices advanced. Pork
%. 80. Lard 15tc. Bacon frmer at II, II
and 18c. Whisky SIC.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 8.-COtton quiet and
weak; receipts 863 bales; exports 818 bales;
Flour steady; superfne 800. Corn 7O@75c.
Oats SOC. Hay % OO@24OO. Bran Is, 90.
Meal 9.75. Lard 17@1S4G. Pork nominal
at 2R.50. Bacon scarce; shoulders 14Jc;