Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-18

S75; old '65s, s65; '67s, ss{; 1O-4Os
854. Stocks quiet; Erie III; 1linoi
| Central 1881; Western 81.
Specie in the Bank of England mas in
creased 121, 900 pounds since the last re
port.
FRANkFoRT, Nov 17.-U. S. Bonds, 62's,
80.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17.-Cotton fat and
irregular; sales 5000 bales; uplands "a
@9Id; Orleans 9s@95d. Breadstuffs &C.
tive. California white wheat lis 4d@1ls
Sd; old Western spring 9s Sd; new 9s 11d@
los.
New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 17.-Money market
easy at per cent. Sterling dull at 90
90. Gold opened at 113, touched 1874
Obj and closed at 1124@112s. Garry
ing rates 3@4 per cent. Clearances $685.
600, 900. Governments lower and quiet,
closing steady. The Treasury bought ST.
600, 600 at log 46-1O0@106 5000. State
bonds dull; old Tennessee's so; new 59tt.
Sub Treasury balance-gold $50, 541 1886;
currency $40, S22, 800. There were twens
ty-one proposals for bonds to-day, amount
ing to about four and three-quarter mil
lions. The highest price offered was 10Y
O6-1O0 and the lowest LOG 46-100. The
awards will be one million, The steamer
Samaria takes $4,000 silver bars. The
gold room was the chief point of attraction
for speculations to-day, and there was a
perfect turmoil of excitement In conse-
quence of many and conflicting kilograms
from London as to quotations for bonds.
At one time there was an impression that
there had been mistake of per cent in
cable quotations This caused food Of
sales, which carried the price down from
113S 10 1921. At the close there was
slight rally on purchases to cover short
contracts but higher quotations for bonds
at London and an improved feeling in
fnadcial circles there, as reported by
bankers private kilograms, had tendency
to check any market rebound in gold.
Outside Of the room matters were general
ly quiet. .....
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, Nov. 17.-Dry goods
Market quiet but steady, yet few jobbers
seem to be doing a little more business
but at extremely low prices. The only
changes to-day is decline Of &c in Law
renee F brown eottons and Grafton yard
wide bleached muslins, both of which are
selling at 104@15c per yard respectively.
New York Generals Markets.
New York, Nov. 17.-Cotton-demand
fair but at lower rates; sales 1900 bales;
middling uplands 16Ac. Flour-demand
active and 1O@15c higher; superfne 1850
5. 20. Wheat-demand good at full prices
and decidedly irme; winter red and am
Der Western 1.42@1.45. Corn steady with
a moderate demand; new mixed S0@84c;
old 86@S71c. Whisky S7@879c. Coffee
steady with a moderate demand. Sugar
steady with moderate demand; sales 600
hhds; Cuba 92@114c; Porto Rico 104@
1OJc Molasses steady with a moderate
demand; New Orleans SEC, Rice firm and
demand fair at 74@7ac.
New Orleans Market
New ORLEANS, Nov. 17.-Flour firm;
superine $3.50. Corn firmer; white 7Sc;
yellow 95c@I 90. Oats frmer at 50@5le.
Hay-prime 81. 90. Bacon-no sides in the
market Suugar-prime 104@ 10ac. Others
unchanged. Texas cattle-irst quality
So. 4S; second quality 22.35. Sheep 45c.
Yearlings and calves 1925. Cotton IN
settled; sales 500 bales; middlings NOM
inal at 151@154c; receipts 8, 1853 bales; ex-
ports-to Liverpool 1904 bales; coastwise
100 bales; to Barcelona 375 balls. Sterling
%; sight &c discount. Gold 12ss.
81. Louis Markets,
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Flour-lower
grades have advanced 10@15c; superfns
( 1904. 50. Wheat-demand active and
higher; No. 3 red winter 1 275. Corn
firm; new yellow zoe; white 70@75c Oats
42@46c. Rye firm at 68@70c. Whisky
S4B@85c. Provisions lower. Pork % 90
@23. 90 Bulk meats-shoulders 10@104c;
clear rib 134c; clear sides @14c. Bacon
shoulders 135@14e. Lard dull at 14c.
Cattle lower; 8. 100000 for fair to good.
Hogs lower at 6.eo@6.50.
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Flour-extra spring
frmer and 1O@15c higher. Wheat-de-
mand active and higher; closing at LOO
!. IOIcash; this afternoon active at L Iii
al. lie cash, Corn quiet at 64@65c
cash. Oats SO. Rye 72c. Barley 1@l3c
higher at 835c. Highwines steady; S3c
for iron-bound. Mess pork weaker; closed
at q. so cash. Lard 13c cash. Hogs active
but 25@35c lower at 9O@715. Cattle
quiet at g. 50@z 90.
Louisville Markets.
Luu1sguLE, Nov. 17.-Bsgsing firm;
hemp 27sc; fax 2Sc. Flour-there is an
upward tendency; extra family 5.25. Cot
ton dull aed lower; middlings 144c. Wseat
berry firm and in good demand, but prices
are unchanged. Other grain unchanged.
WhisIrv "a De5c. Hogs in good demand: