Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPa.
Foreign MRrkeea.

LONDON, Nov. 17.-Eve.-Consols 92
o.. s. Bonds fiat. q. s. coapons-'62
S63; old Sos, SO; SIS, So; 1O-4Os
SIS. Stocks fiat; Erie 175; Illinois
Central 1881; Western 80.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 18-Ootton sales o.
the week 10000 bales; spectators 5, OOC
bales; exporters 1900 bales; stock 4OS,.
| 600 bales; American 43, 900 bales; receipts
| AZ, 600 bales; American 19, 900 bales; afloat
31S, 900 bales. Market to-day closed flat;
| sales 10000 bales; uplands 9l@91d;
Orleans 94@9sd. Manchester market IN
| favorable. Receipts of wheat for 8 DAYS
| IL, 800 qrs; American 135, 900 qrs. Bread
stuffs firmer. California white wheat lis
Oils Sd; old Western spring IS Sd; new
IS 8d91Os Sd.
New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1S.-The Wall street
markets are all in a state of feverish ex-
element this afternoon, and fluctuations
more violent than for some time past. In
the Gold Room the dealing was very large,
and attended with much excitement, while
prices reached the highest point of the
day. This was caused by cable kilograms
from Europe, which reported lower prices
for bonds and an uneasy feeling in finan-
cial circles there.
On the Stock Exchange the pressure to
sell increased, and at times stocks sold
with great freedom. This finally resulted
in a decline in active shares of to 2 per
cent, or about l per cent. on an average
This day closed up with some abatement
in the excitement and steadier feeling,
although Wall street spectators are gener-
ally very much mixed in regard to the f1-
ture.
Money easy was during this afternoon at
5 to 6 per cent. on call, with exceptions at
per cent. to leading Government bond
dealers. Time loans 6 to per cent;
prime discount to 81 per cent, but
transactions in business paper very mod
crate. Foreign exchange firm; 80 per
cent. for go days and 1O4@1Ot for sight; no
transactions at outside quotations Gold
strong; opened at 112a, touched 1I34,
1129, 1929, 1134@11S, and closed at 1871. !
Carrying rates 1@4 per cent. Clearances
$1I8, 200, 900. Governments dull and
lower. State bonds dull; old Tennessee's
594; new $50. Sub Treasury balance
gold $50, 245, 194; currency 50, 40, 219.
New York Dry Goods Market
New YORK, Nov. I8.-Dry goods |
little animation in trade or 1
variation in prices. Heavy brown sheet !
ings 12k@l3c; Atlantic d l1c Continental /
G 124c; Great Falls D 1O@lO4e; Atlantic s 1
104c; Broadway 1O2c; Laconia B 115c; /
Lawrence 14c; Pepperel IA 224e; So
425 do lie; III 42tc; Naumkeog satin |
l44c; Bates 81 bleached cottons I74c;
Nashua E Ice; Clyde prints 1O4c; London
loo; and Sprague's purple and
pink 104@114c.
New YORK General Markets
NEv YoRK, Nov. s.-Flour-demand
active and 10@2Oc higher; superhne GOO
20. Wheat-demand good at full prices
Tor export and speculation; winter red
and amber Western 1.42@1.47. Corn
irm and demand fair; new mixed S2@86c;
Did S7@S9c. Whisky quiet at S62@87c.
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar quiet
md unchanged; sales 800 hhds; Cuba 94@
lie; Porto Rico 104@1Otc. kice firm and
lemand fair at 74@74c.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1S.-FIour frmer;
uperAne $500. Corn white 76@7Sc;
Tellow S5c. Oats irmer at 5O@52c.
Bran 10. Hsy-prime 29.5O@3O 90.
hoice 81 90. Mess pork 24.5O. BACON
10 sides here; shoulders I4c. Hams
5000. Lard dull and lower; 147c@15c
or new I. c.; l6@164c for old Sugar
air to choice s@11sc. Molasses-piime
s@69c. Whisky lower; Western rectifed
Oc@1.OO. Coffee = prime 174@174c.
'terling 22ac; sight 4c discount. Gold
134.
NJ. Louis Markets,
81. LOUIE Nov. 1s.-Flour-6rmer
uperfne 4.15@4.25. Wheat-demand &C.
I've and higher; No. 2 red winter I 30
Sl 5ek Oorn--demsnd fair and market
I'm; white Da72s. 0ats 42@4so. Bye