Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15
MARKETS BY TEaEGRAPR
Foreign Markets.

ROEelHn m@fR0G0s
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE bank statemen
shows bullion s96, 600 less than last week
LONDON, Oct. IA, 100 P. M.-Consoli
for money 92s; for account 92s. Bondl
quiet. United States Bonds 1862 885
< do. 65s 884; do. SIS 81; all e1- coupon
10 40s So. Stocks steady. Erie Is. Hi
nois Central 104. Western III.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 14.-Cotton sales fo
the week So, 900 bales; exports for the weel
10, 900 bales; on speculation 5000 bales
stock on hand 565, 900 bales; American
100, 900 bales; receipts of American 500
bales. Receipts of wheat for three days
s6lO, 900 quarters, of which $500 were
American. California 10s@1Os sd. Rec
Western Ss@8s Sd and Ss@8s Cd.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Sterling exchange
at 1OS4@1O8S Money 5@5. Gold lower;
Z Opened at 1l3a, fell to 113s, and closed Al
'8ll3s. Carrying rates I to fiat; carrying
42@7 per cent Clearances $84, ZOO. 600.
|Government bonds dull but steady. State
sSbonds nominal; old Tennessees 621; new
E260t. Amount of Government interest re-
bated thus far $4,000 Treasury
Esto-day paid out checks to the amount Of
ssS2, lao, 900 on account of bond purchases
yesterday, but all the currency was not
:fdisbursed.
a New York Dry Goods Market
q NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE breakneck in
1.-THE price of heavy brown sheetings yester-
siday has become more general to-day, and
5has extended to the light grades, of both
Hbleached and brown. The Continental @
f3l-inch brown sheetings are down to 125c;
Sdo. D to 40c; Such to IL c;Lswrence Xxx
Ito 131c; linen to 11c; Pacific L to 12c;
4 Laconia 12c; Booth blesched lac; do Z
49c; do. E 12c; Ballou 1910. The market
bis generally weak, and only moderate in
squiry prevails, even at the decline.
New York General Markets,
8 New YORK, Oct. 14.-Cotton heavy and
Hover; sales 2, AIS bales; middling uplands
s15Sc. Flour firm and demand fair; super
fine 5.15@5. 80 Wheat opened firm, but
CLOSED less firm; winter red and amber
sWestern 132@1.35. Corn buoyant but I'M
settled; mixed 84@85c Whisky-88gc
flor wooden, and sole for iron bound.
SCoffee firm and in moderate demand. Su-
3gar dull, but unchanged; sales $50 hhds,
3Cuba 1O@1O4c. Porto Rico 104@102c.
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q NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14-Groceries and
4 Western produce = no market. Cotton
market only partially suspended; sales
2, 900 bales; middling 148@14sc; receipts
IS, 122 bales exports for Liverpool 3,1S6I
Sbales; weeks sales Is, 800 bales; weeks
receipts 81, 299 bales; weeks exports, for
liverpool, 8, 126 bales; for Vera Cruz !, 3I1I
sbales; coastwise 3,418 bales; stock on|
4hand 1858 bales. Sterling 22s. Sight
Exchange / discount. Gold 1923.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 14-Flour quiet andl
unchanged at 4.OO@4 10. Wheat dull and!
Flower; No. 2 red winter 1.12@1.l3. CornI
dali and lower; and buyers scarce; prime
!; white Coo;
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, Oct 14.-Flour-extra spring.
4. 50@5. IS. Wheat dull and lower at 1. 25l
.01. so; No spring 1.041. Corn dull andi
Hover at 15@2c; No. 58c. Oats 342@35c.
Rye CSC. Barley S74@91c. Highwinesz
l84@845c. Iron-bound pork %. 25@25 so. i
Lard l64@16kc. Sailed seoulders 133c.
Short ribs 164c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Cotton dull and
,uIOOpluB; E1uuiiAS lf9C. GlOH O'ul duu
unchanged. Wheat dull and dropping at &
b. 1O@1.12. Corn dull and lower; old $50
.55c; new 44@45c. Oats 33@45c. Provis-
ions quiet and weak, and prices nominal :
20. 1926 90. Bulk meats 124@152c
Bacon 134@I74@1S2. Large sales could
not be made at the quotations. Whisky
S4@85c. Butter 33@47c. Eggs 23e.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Oct, 14.-Bagging firm;
2St@29c for hemp fax. Cotton dull and
weak; middling 14to. Flour in good de-
demand and supply light; extra family 5.25.
Grain quiet and prices unchanged Whis-
XIV, raw, dull at 85@S6c. Business will be
suspended to- morrow, ont of respect for
Gen. Robert E. Lee, deceased.
Memphis Markets. g
MENpHs, Oct. 14.-Cotton dull at 131c; 8
receipts 1,410 bales; exports 1,214 bales; &
weeks receipts G, 1888 bales; weeks exports
5, COL bales; stock on hand 6,212 bales
The other markets are quiet and generally
But little is doing, owing to &
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