Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-31

amount TO be bought by the treasury IN
February. Stocks are strong and moder-
ately active, the features being Lake Shore
and Rock Island, closing dull and rather
weak. Money is easy at SOC per cent,
State securities are dull and steady; old
Tennessees "a new 644. Sterling Ex-
change 1891. Government bonds: Oou-
pons SIS 111s; do '62s, 110s; do Gas, 1901;
do SOS, 1893; do new, 1881; do SIS, 1888;
do '6ss 100; 10-40s, 1904; currency sixes
1112.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, Jan. 3O.-Dry Goods-The
snow blockade has had the effect to take
all life out of the trade; but the fast sp-
preaching thaw will set all the mills Of
New England in motion, and this, coupled
with the cessation of hostilities in Europe,
leaves but little room for the prospect of
any great scarcity of goods as the season
advances. At present, goods OF ali staple
style are in ample supply, but not large
stocks should there be an active trade sea-
son. We quote Allendale g. brown sheet
ings 224c; do 81 PC; do 10-4 34c; do
ia 300; Atlantic A 13c; Augusta A II 4c;
Laconia B lie; do E 1O4c; Nashua r and
Pepperen E, quarter bales, corsett jeans
SC; Pepperell do 133c; American and Ham,
lton prints lie, and American cotton bags
800. r
New York General Markets.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 3O.-Flour firm and
demand fair at $6.S5@7.15 for shipping
grades. Extra wheat in fair demand at
good and full prices; red amber &1.61@
1.62. Corn firm; No. mixed S6@88c.
Cofse-Rio 134 @164c. Sugar firm and de-
mand fair at 9b@10c Molasses quiet and
unchanged; New Orleans 60@7Oc. Rice
Hose.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3O.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged, middling 145@14ac.
Flour-only a limited jobbing demand;
family Sc. 1901. Wheat excited and high
or; red $1.38@L40. Corn-demand good
at full prices; ear 53c; shelled 55c. Rye
scarce and firm at $1,000. 05. Oats
demand fair and advanced; No. 2, 43a45c.
Provisions irregular; opened buoysnt IN
der French news, but closed rather tame.
Mess pork held at S22.75. Lard held at
144@142c, but 10 less offered with no
sales. Bulk meats held at 84@10@10s@
lilo; sales of shoulders at SIC, clear NIB
1O2c, packed, and hams 13c, loose. Bacon
higher; shoulders 1Oc; sides 11t@124c.
Hogs-demand good at full prices; 1880
8. Whisky SOC.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3O.-Wheat scarce and
firm; Ohio and Indiana 81. 50@1. 20. Corn
scarce and firm; white 9Oc; yellow SO@s2c.
Oats 54@56c. Rye 90@95c. Mess Pork
frmer at S23. 90. Bacon scarce and firm
shoulders 10t@10ac; sides 12l @122c; hams
16@18c. Lard 13c. Whisky $4,000.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Flouf quiet but firm.
Wheat-No. spring closed quiet at 81. 3O4
cash; this P. NJ steady. Corn-No 2 un-
settled and 1@14c higher; closed steady at
532@53tc cash; this P. NJ firm. Oats-No.
2 firmer and 10 higher; closed steady at
474c. Rye-No. quiet at 87@SSc. Bar
ley-No. 2 nominal. Highwines SITE.
Provisions unsettled. Mess pork closed
at $22 so seller February. Lard 1890
cash. Dressed hogs quiet and closed dull
at $40; Live hogs S7@785.
Sc. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 3O.-Flour buoyant
but unsettled and 25@50c higher; super
fine winter S5.25@5. 20; extra s.. 1905. IS.
Wheat higher; No spring CSC; No. red
winter 81 so. Corn firm and demand fair
at 48@5Oc for mixed in bulk and 5O@52c
for yellow. Oats-demand fair and ad-
vanced to 4S@50c in bulk and 54@5Sc
sacked. Rye firm at 95c. Whisky 500
9Oc. Mess pork firm and jobbing de-
mand at 1928. Bulk meats quiet and
good order demand at 8a@11@114c. Sweet
picked hams 1870 Bacon-a iobbing
demand at 10@I2@124c. Lard quiet at
1910 for choice. Hogs firm st $1,000
7. so; mostly at $50. Cattle steady at $3.50
$3.50.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30.-Bagging quiet |
and heavy; hemp and fax held at 25@26c. |
Cotton firm; middlings held at 144e. Flour |
irm and higher; extra family S5.75. Grain |
n good demand, fair and firm. Groceries
inn. Prime New Orleans molssses CSC.
Hay in good demand; choice $50 deliver
ID Provisions strong, holders very firm
nd demand good; sales of 100, 900 lbs of
lear rib. Bulk meats loose at 102c, Feb
uary delivery. Mess pork $23. Bacon
70, 112@124c. Bulk meats 84@1O2@114@
pc. Whisky $50. Tobacco active-sales
3 7hhds at $500 to $11.25 for common
1gs to medium leaf.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 3O.-Flour frmer;
uperfne winter S6.374: extra S.. 5o@7.
White corn zoe. Bran $1.40. Prime hay
;26@27, choice $2S Mess pork held at
;23. rs. Bacon 1910. Sugar-cured hams
6@17c. Lard, in tierces 134@13!c, in
EGGS 144@142c. Sugar-prime 94@92c.
Iolasses quiet and unchanged. Prime
Office 154@154c. Sterling exchange 1909.
lew Yyrk sight exchange I per cent dis
cunt. Gold 11O3. Whisky 95c@$1.O5.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 30.-Market dull and
middling uplands 15sc.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
New ORLEANS, Jan. S0.-Cotton quiet;
liddlings 15tc.
Galveston Cotton Market
GALVESTON, Jan. 30.-Msrket weak;
bod ordinary 194c.
Charleston Cotton ma rket,
CHARLESTON, Jan. 30.-Market firm; !
iddlings loo.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, Jan. 30.-Market easy; mid
ings 144@14ac. q
You can oct the Dick Whisky at Milsorn !