Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May 8, 4.30 p. M.-Oonsols 932
Bonds steady; '69s, 90s; do old '65s, 904;
do SIS, 92t; do 10-40s, S94. 81
LIVERPOOL, May 8, 4.30.-Cotton steady
middling uplands 74@7sd; middling Or
leans 79@7sd; sales 10000 bales; 5000
| for speculation and export. Wheat-Cali-
fornia 12s- I'd. Receipts for the past three
days Il, 900 qunrters, American 5000.
| Corn No. mixed 33s Sd.
MANCHESTER, May 9.-Yarns and fabrics
market less favorable.
| New York Money Market
NEw YoRK, May o. Gold dull and
irm-an business at 1114c. Loans made at
/ to per cent Clearsnces $l9, 900, 900.
Exports to-day 1921, 900. The foreign ex-
change market being strong and to-day
prime bankers advanced their rates to
11O4 for sixty days sterling, and IIOs for
| sight. Governments steady and unchanged
in price. Stocks firm but extremely dull
this morning, the principal dealings are in
Erie, New York Central, Reading, Rock
Island, O's. and Pac. Mail; at the close the
market was frmer, Rock Island and Read
ing reaohing the highest point OF the sea-
BON. Western Union steady and strong
Express chares dull Central Pacific bonds
we're actively sought after by German
bankers for shipment to Europe. Money
steady at 4@5 per cent. States securi-
ties dull and nominal except Tennessee's
which are active and higher; old Tonnes
sees 6844, new do. 684. Sterling exchange
1104. Government bonds of 81, III; do
SIS Ill; do 65s Ill; do new, 1134; do
'67s, 49,; do '6ss, 1884; do 10-4Os, 1904;
currency Of 1154. .0a
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, May 9.-Dry goods j No
particular change il observed; all staple
cottons ere held with much steadiness;
Woolens are toward higher rates. Printing
cloths are scarce and are held above in
trinsic value; printed cslicoes therefore
are held at lie for best brands, and 100
104c for poor to good madden work; Nous.
Delaines steady and in limited demand at
16c, leading on select work; heavy brown
drills are steady at 11@13e for best makes,
the latter an extreme for plain brown and
bleached cottons. There is limited en-
quiry and the best brands keep well sold
up at uniform rates; Pacific percales and
lawns are in moderate request at opening
rates, at 224c for the former and I4@i5c
for the latter.
New York General Markets
New YoRK, May 9.-Flour dull and un-
changed at Sc. 05@6. 80 for shipping grades.
Extra wheat heavy, red amber $1.55@
1.60 Corn in firm demand, fair Western
1910. Whisky frmer at 9Isc. Coffee
steady with moderate demand, Rio at I34
@164c. Sugar firm and demand fair;
Cuba 9t@10c. Molasses firm and demand |
e M-o~ouaI1
St@9c. .... ....... .
CincInnati Markets.
CNCrNAT1, May 9. = Flrur-demand
good at full prices; So 35@6. so; extra |
Sc. 20@6.35. Wheat scarce and firm at |
$1.3S@t.40 Corn steady with moderate |
demand at 57c. Rye 81. 00@1 03. Oats |
dropping; No. 52@55c. Barley advanced; |
81. 15@1. IS. Mess Pork-demand light |
but holders firm; sales at $17. 25@f7.5O. |
Lard-au advance is asked bat none estab- |
lished; 102c offered, while lie is asked. |
Bulk mests--demand fair with advanced |
sales at &c; sides &c; clear rib SIC here,
and Sc at Maysviile, Ky. Bacon-bouyant
bat unsettled, with fair demand, at z, 8
@9ic, but held &@3e. higher as regards
shoulders and clear sides. Hogs steady
with moderate demand at o.. 0O@5.5O.
Cattle steady and demand moderate at %
@6.25. Sheep scarce and firm at $1,000
6.25 gross. Highwines steady, with mod
crate demand at $50. r-. |
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 9.-Flour-e extra spring
firm but quiet at $535@6.5O. WheatS
No. spring quiet and lie higher, $1.274
al. % cash, and seller May; this P. N. duh
at S129E Con-No. mixed, firm and
gle higher, closing at IS cash, and seller
May; this P N. dull at 542@55lc cash,
and seller May. 0ats-No. 2 firmer, 484
@484c fresh, 47s@4Sc regular receipts.
Rye-No. 2 higher, 76t@9Oc. Barley No.
2, spring, dali at 83c Mess pork more
active but irregular, $1725@17.50 cash.
Lard quiet at 1910 ehsh. Short rib mid
dies 80; shoulders 52@6c. Hogs active
at $4.75@5.10. Cattle fairly active at
$4.50@6.90. Highwines S74c. y e. al |
Sc. Louis Markets. JJ-g 1a
81. LOUIS, May 9.-Flour steady with q
moderate demand; supexfne winter S5.65 /
as. rs; Xxx scot. 25; xxx $6.50@7 Wheat
spring steady; choice Iowa 81 .33; winter /
active and firm; for best grades No. red
S1.5S. Corn slow, at 49@51c for mixed !
on track, and SIC sacked. Oats dull at SIC |
on track and 56c sacked. Barley declined, |
at 81. 1901. 10 for choice Iowa. Rye un, |
changed at 85@8Sc. Whisky S8c. Mess
pork firmer at $lS@18.25, the latter price |
on orders. Bulk shoulders Gle. Bacon /
firm, loose 81, 9s@944, 9t@10c, the latter i
prices on orders. Hams-sugar cured, Is /
@15kc. Lard nominal, at 1O4@104c, /
Hogs duh and lower at "a. 50@4. IS. Cat
tie in moderate demand &C 50. 50O6. 25. p Il
New Orleans MARKETS. llsam
NEW ORLEANS, May 9. Flour frmer;
superipe Sc. 20; XIX SO. IS; XXX $Z00@
Z. 81. Corn easier, mixed zoe; white go.
Broom easy, :. 81 ESQ; 80. Hay Hay. love. .s5
g..,sy AZ z9@9s@104c. Hams 14@144c.
oa,s. pork, lard, sugar, n,olasses. whisky
nj eoffse unchanged. Gold iii. fSter4
inc 1924. New York sight drafts ! pre-
MUM Ft .1I E8 mo -
Louisville MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, May s.-Flour quiet and