Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Jan. 25, P. M.-Consols 92t.
Bonds steady; o. s 5-2Os '62 9O2; '65 89a;
81 9S5; 1O-4Os S844.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24.-Cotton-Middling
Uplands 75@8d; middling Orleans $50
SD; to arrive Sd; sales $4,000 bales; ex-
port and speculation 1000 bales. Bread
stuffs quiet; receipts of wheat in days
25, 600 quarters-American $4,000. Oats
IS I'd. Manchester yarns and fabrics frmer.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Gold dull. All
business is at SI.1O5. Loans 4 to per
cent: clearances ii, 900. 900. Governments
opened steady about closing prices yester-
dav, but closed firm and active at an adj
vanceof to per cent. On Stock Exchange
speculations in railroads buoyant and at
one time prices reached generally the
highest, of the present bull speculation.
Towards the close torday the Ohio and
Mississippi shares which previously ad-
vanced to S6i on revival of rumors o
the lesses of the road the Baltimore and
Ohio Company suddenly declined to 1859.
This caused a decline in the balance
of the list and an unsettled market. Money
easy at 3 to z per cent this morning and
closing at to per cent in State securi-
ties. Tennessees were active. Others dull.
Old Tennessees 642; new, 64ss, Sterling
exchange 1901. Government bonds
Coupons of 81, 1113; do 80, 1O9t; do ga
100; do '651O9; new 1919; do'67, 1851; '68,
1888; do 1O-4Os, 1888; currency skies,
1103.
New York Dry Good Market.
New YORK, Jan. 25.-The dry goods
market is inactive, hardly enough doing to
warrant any change inprices which are gen
orally steady. Heavy brown sheetings COM
mand 124@13c; brown drills the same,
higher rates being extreme; light brown
sheetings bring 114912c; Atlantic V shirt
ings 1O4c; AmOskeag brown canton fan
nels zoe; Hamilton 15c; Amoskeag stripes
| 19@2Oc; American do 11t@13e; Pittsfeld
do 75c; Lonsdale csmbrics 94c; do higher
colors 1O5c; Washington glazed cambries
So for plain and Sc for high colors. Glas-
cow ginghams lac; Lancanster do 15c;
| Moussdelaines standard prime lie,
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-FIour, advanced
and firm with demand fair at S6.7O@7. 90
| for shipping grades to extra. Wheat,
steady and in moderate demand, red am
Der 81 .569I.58. Corn steady, with mod
crate demand, No. l mixed S4t@S54c.
Coffee firm and demand fair, Rio 13@17c.
Sugar firm and demand fair, Cuba 94@-
1Otc, Molnsses quiet and unchanged.
| Rice 74073c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cop
| per steady, bar iron 75c; sheet iron, Rus
STA, 1OI@11c; gold nails unch anged; cut
4s@45c; clinch $1,000; horseshoe 23@2Sc.
| Whisky oslo.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.-Ootton steady and
| in moderate demand Flour market buoy
ant but unsettled; family $6.40@6.50. No
| wheat in market Corn firm and demand
fair at SIC. Rye scarce, firm and higher,
| 81, Oats 42@43c. Provisions dull; no
demand worthy of note Pork dull; de-
clined sales at $21,5O of new; $21 was
| the best offer at the close. Lard dull, but
| holders are not willing to make conces-
| sions and are asking 12@124c; concessions
| would have to be made to sell. Bulk
| meats dull, but holders are not willing to
make concessions and are asking SIC, 10kc
| and lie; concessions would have to be
made to sell Bacon-Only limited job
bling demand; small sales at 94c, III &c and
III. Hogs dull and declined to $7@I75;
gross average sales 1925. Whiskey $50.
81. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Flour demand
good at full prices; suPerfne win
ter, 81. 10000; extra, $5.25@S5.5O 80.
Wheat in good demand for No. 2
red winter, but little offered; nominAlly
$1.43@1.45. Corn, demand active and
advanced; mixed in bulk across the river,
45@46c; yellow, 4S@5Oc. Oats better, 40
@5Oc. Sacked rye higher, S5@S9c. Mess
pork strong, jobbing at $21.75@22.OO;.
Dry sailed meats buoyant large sales OF
loose shoulders at st. Joseph, seller, for
February at 7sc, and at Quincy, same@
time, at Sc for order lots. Bulk meats,
S08i@lO1@1Os@11@114c. Bacon higher,
9B@sI@II3@l2@124c. Hams, sugsr-eured,