Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-24

Foreign Markets.

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LONDON, Feb. %, P. M.-Consols %.
Bonds quiet coupons. 62s, 81; do. old
Cos, 9O5; do. G7s, 500; do. 1O-4Os, S73.
Erie 1S3 Illinois Central 1885, Atlantic
29t. Bullion in Bank Of England de
creased q, 600.
FRANKroRT, Feb. 23.-U. S. coupons,
1928, 952@955
LIvERPoo1, Feb. 23, 4:30 p. M.-Cotton
dull and unchanged; middling uplands go;
middiing Orleans I'D; sales of 10000
bales, of which ] 600 were for speculation |
and export. California wheat lis ID; red
Western los 6d@1Od; winter lis ID
Flour us Cd. Provisions dull and IN
changed.
NcJy York Money Market
New YoRK, Feb. 23.-Gold was steady
but dull at III HONG. Loans were made at
t. per cont. ClearaICes SIS, COO, 600.
Governments were strong and high, with
heavy transactions. The stock market was
weak il some leading shares and strong in
others The chief feature of the market
was the Western Union, which sold up to
5Osc. in a very large business. The up
ward movement was stimulated by the
calling in Of large amounts of borrowed |
stock. This stock is under the control Of
the Vanderbilt party. The sales to-day
were 10000 shares. Pittsburgh sold up to
los. Express stocks were strong. The
Erie Railroad Co. give the public notice
that in order to relieve the suffering
caused by the present coal famine, they
will receive orders for coal from the mines
of the company at 81 Per ton Of ?, 900 lbs.
delivered at Port JsIvis, and IS per ton
delivered at all points east of Port Jeryis,
including jersey City. Money vas easy
at 4 per cent. State bonds were dull with
few transactions Old Ternessees G41;
new 6fI Sterling exchange 1904. Gov
eminent bOn3s-coUrOns SIS lI45; DO
SIS, 112i; do SIS, 1112; do SOS, t113;
do new, llO5; do 'G7s, 11O4; do '65s, 1I1s;
do 1O-40s 1ll8; currency Is, 1874.
New York DTy Goods Market.
NEW YoRk, Feb. 23.-The market ex-
hibited symptoms of returning animation
for saasonable goods adapted TO the wants
Of the early trade and prices rule steady
generally. We quote AmOsheRg brown
sheetigs at 12lc Cabot A 1l5c; Augusta
115c: Asamam I Ole; Dwight Y sc: do
Star 124c; India Head 15c; PeppereI Q 1Jc:
do r I15C12c; DO n 93GI2c; do n 9ic;
PequOt " 10, F0cassit Candle I3c. Amos
keag bleached muslics steady and firm
at 15c; Alloldale S-f bleached sheetinzs
26c: 81 Sic; 10-f 3Gc; Ia 41c: Andres
coggin SO inch 1Sc; 81 soc; 81 35c; IO-t
zoe: Davau Mills l6c; do 81 2lo: Gold
Medal 13c; Greene I3c; Hope 15c; Hills
Semper Idem 1Jc; L0nsdale 15c: do cam
brc PIC. Richmond fancy prints lie:
Allen lie; Oocheco lie; SprGgue fancies
and blue and white lie; Reufrc8 COMPANY
ginghams Ijc; Celai1e5 l6c; Manch ester
printed brilliants 16c. Clark's soft finish
spool cotton SOC. Androscoggin Jeans
134c; bales do sc, and Naumkeag sa.
teens lie.
New York General Markets.
NV YORK, Feb. 23.-Flour dull and
heavy, SJ.9O@G.SO FOX shipping grades
extra. Wheat dull and nominal red
amber SI.JGG1.GJ. Corn steady and a
moderate demand; No. > mixed S5GSFs.
Whisky dull, declined to 9IBG92c. Coffee
firm and demand fair: Rio 125NIt5c.
Sugar heavy, Cuba 9l@g9c Molasses
steady and a moderate demand, New Or
leans 5S@G7c. Rice 74@Stc.
Cincinnati -Iarkcts.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.-Cotton duh and
declined; middling 14i@I45c. Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat quiet and IN
changed. Corn steady and in moderate de-
mand at 5jGJ6c. Oats dull and dropping,
5OF51c. Rye firm ct SLOO@LOJ.
Barley steady SICOg1 O5. Pork dull and
nominal: Mess-S22 90 asked. Lard dull
and nominal at Il&Gl2f; 12{c IS asked
for head, gut and kettle city / less for
county. Bulk msat6-demand light but
holders firm; sales 200, 900 pounds clear
rib at 1O5GIO3c: seller March and buyer
March; shoulders held at 81. Bacon
firm aud demand fair at 9S@11E OIL.
Whisky dull al Sic.
louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2a.-Cotton weaker
but not quotably lower; middlirg 1870
he. Flour firm with g good demand, stock
light, especially fer low grades; latter find
q ready sale: extra family 5000. Grain
firm with q good local demand; order de-
mand limited GrOceTies-fair iCbbing de- !
mand: prices maintained Hay-choice |
timothy $50. delivered at depot Pro |
visions more firm; better feeling in the !
market; we quote: Mess pork Spills.
Bacon 9f0u@l12c. Bulk meats SfGlOi
ollie. Lard-prime leaf 124c. Hams |
sugar-cured &c; plain I5c. Tobacco &C |
tive at q slight advance on all grade; sales |
$50 hOGshoads; SJ.1OGG for common to |
good Tugs; $1,000 $50 for low leaf to |
medium brish! wrapper
Chicago EEarkcts.
CHCAGo. Feb. 23.--Fi0ur, extra spring.
moro active. Wheat, No. spring active,
but 1@l &c lower, and closing at SL1g5@ |
Sl195 for cash; this evening duh ct SLIDE
GI.2O Corn, No. mixed, fairly active at
I@l{c lower, and closing at 484@iSis for
cash; unchanged this evening Oats, No.
2, quiet and &c lower, 474@474o. Rye,
No ,, quiet, and 1@14c lower, soc. Bar
ley, No. >, quiet at 7S@S0c. Highwiues, !
SOC Provisions more active, but prices |
easier; mess pork closed firm at S2l.2
seller for March, and S2175 seller for
April Lard firm at 12@124c. Dressed
hogs So.O0012.5O; live hogs steady at |
SG.SO@77O. Cattle unchanged.
-. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. -Ficur-loyy GRADES
irm; winter extras SG.12B@Z25. Wheat
iull and unchanged at 81 30 for No. 3 red.
J0ln dull and unchanged; buyer of. |
mixed in elevator at 4S5 @5Oc; yellow sic.
Oats dull j1@j5C IN bGls; jjG6Oc sacked. |
}arloy dull at SOG9Oe for fall Rye de- |
lined: 92c for prime. Whisky at soc.
Provisions dull and dropping; very little
one. Mess POrk-7maI icbJ-ug lots al
52L5OG22. Loose clear sides at lO8c: do
.ams 10. Bacon-iobbing 3, Hole.
ard easier at l2C for prime. Hogs lower
t SG.50@L25. Cattle unchanged.
New Orleans Markets.
NV ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-FIour scarce.
uPerfne $3.50; extras S7@L5O. Corn
a5ier; yellow and white nc. Oats, barn
nd hay unchanged. Pork-mess 52S. 25.
bacon and lard unchanged. Sugar firm at
5@74e; choice 1O@19Ic. MoIasses dull
rime 4S@52c. Whisky fiat; Cincinnati
Oc@S1; Indiana $50. Coffee 154@I5gc: !
terling exchange 12t. New York sight