Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-06
MARKETS BH TELEGRA APP.
FOreign Markets.

LONDON, Sept. 5--COnSOlS 9l4- Bonds
quiet; '62s, 89t; '65s 8st; '67s, s74; 1O-4Os
81 Stocks dull; Erie 1174; l. @. 112; G
W2S
LONDON, Sept. 5, P. M.-Consols 91s.
Bonds dull; T62s $50; '65s 8S; '67s 81;
O-4Os S34. Stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Sept Cotton opened with
an upward tendency; uplands 99d; Orleans
92d; sales estimated at II 200 bales. Flour
2is Sd. Wheat-Red 8s@Ss Sd; California
los 2d91Os Sd; Red Winter 9s Sd;
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5, P. NJ Cotton buoy
ant; uplands 9td; Orleans %; sales 10000
bales, including 5000 for export and
speculation. Corn POS. Pork 27s@27s Sd.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Sept 5.--Affairs in financial
circles have been somewhat unsettled to-
day, owing to the absence of regular quo
tations for securities at London, and the
produce market at Liverpool In the
early part of the day there was general
disposition to discount, on the prospect Of
early peace, and this feeling caused fiuctu-
tons in Wall street and elsewhere. At
the close of the day, however, there was a
| reaction from this peace feeling. The
| Stock Exchange started with buoyant feel
I ing, and there was general improvement
| in the prices, with an active business. La te
| in the day the advance brought out sellers,
and the improvement was partially lo 4.
The upward course of the market was 9 s.
sisted by some bulls, who returned to town
for the purpose of selling freely at some
future time. The gold room at times pro-
sented an animated scene and large bust
ness was transacted The peace feeling was
very strong in the early part of the day,
and the result was decline from 1143 to
1874, followed by sharp recovery towards
the close on exciting news from Paris, and
vague rumors in regard to bonds at Lon
don. The define to 1871 was materially as
sisted by heavy sales for account of par
ties, Of long gold. A prominent operator,
reported having sold one million and a
half long gold through one broker, in
creased activity on stock exchange, and a
decline in gold caused more activity n
money, and a considerable shifting of
loans. Rates of interest remain 596c on
call, but the market has a hardening ten
dency In discounts there is little doing
at 7@9 per cent. Foreign exchange non-
inal at 94@9s. Gold opened at l14t, fell
to 113t, and closed at 1l4s9114t. Garry |
ing rates per cent. to fiat. Ciearances, |
representing Saturdays business, 152, Co.,
600. Governments dull but pretty steady.
State securities quiet and steady. Old |
Tennessee bonds 624; new 603.
New Ycrk GeneraI Markets. !
NEW York, Sept. 5 Cotton quiet an9. |
lower; sales of $50 bales middling uplap Dis |
at zoe. Flour dull, at 5@10c. lower; su-
perfne State and Western S565 Is.
Whisky 94@94kc. Wheat dull, 1@2c lower; |
to- ov,l Wackar, OF
Corn dull and declining; new mixed West
sales of 5000 bbls at 94e for Cuba. Mo-
lasses dull Rice firm and unchanged.
The dry goods market continues active
and prices firm.
New Orleans Market. @
New ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet
but firm; middlings Isle; sales of $50
bales; receipts 300 bales; exports $500
bales; stock on. hand 16, 376 bales.
~. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 5-Flour extremely
quiet and unchanged; Wheat irregular and
lower; No 2 red fall 1.O5@1.08 Corn
dull; mixed 81. Oats 36943c. Rye 7O@72c.
Highwines 92@93c. Provisions dull srd
Lard quiet at 15491ec,
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sep. 5.-Flour very duh.
Wheat 3@34c lowe; 97G974c cash. Corn
quiet at 60@6O4c cash. Oats 344t0342e.
Rye 66c. Barley 1.09. Highwines 90c.
Provisions dull. Short rib middlings 143c,
cash.
Cincinnati Markets.
OINorNATI, Sept. Flour unchanged
md quiet. Wheat dull, at 1.10@1.15.
Corn unchanged and in moderate demand.
Oats 34@44 Rye 78@80c Cotton firm
md buyant; middling 19tc. Tobacco u /
changed; though falling is firmer. VIII y
'Oc@1.O0 Pork 81. so. Lard 1876 Blk
meats 122@14tc. Bacon 144@164@1Si.
5ugar-sured hams 2s@24c. Butter 28@3 G.
Eggs 1Sc.
Louisville Markets. |,
LUU1svnLE, Sept, 5.-Bagging active
and Arm; sales $500 rolls Hemp and Flax