Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-08

port and speculation. 1000 receipts wheat
for days, 3O,0O0 quarters; receipts OF 49,
900 quarters. Corn-No. 2 mixed, 36s.
Pork excited.
New York Money Market
New YORK, Feb. 7.-Gold has been
rather weak to-day. Opening at III, it
sold down to iii, and closed at lilo
1115' Loans were made at 495 per cent.
Clearings about $40, 0O0,0 900. Govern
ments remained steady at old prices, 5-20s
of 1852, 1865 new, and 1865 being the
most active. Stocks during the forenoon
were rather weak, but after / o'clock
showed some indications of strength with
large sales; at the close the market was
firm and the highest prices of the day were
made. Ohio & Mississippi advanced to
Sc, and one broker purchased 5000 shares
which may be said to be the chief feature
Of the market. Harlem advanced from
122 to 125. Money was steady at 4@5 per
cent. State bonds were very dull indeed,
with but little change in the prices of any
issues. Old Tennessees 634; new $50.
Sterling exchange 1904. Government
bonds-coupons- 113t; do 62s, 1111;
do Gas, 11Os; do '65s, 11O3; do new,
1927; do '67s, 1893; do '68s, 1893; 10-4Os'
IU5s; currency SKIES 111S.
New York bry Good Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. There is but little
change observed in the features of this
market Business is generally inactive,
while prices rule steady at 31c for 10-4
Allendale brown sheetings; Soc for ia do;
| SOC for 81 Androscoggin do; $50 for 10
| do; 13c for Atlantic do; 1O1c for do V
shirtings; Sc for Dwight x; 1Oc for do Y;
| lilo for do z; 104c for do Star; 10c for
Great Falls S; 324c for Waltham 1O-4
sheetings; zoe for Amoskeag B B blue
| denims; 26c for do A blue and brown do:
| 11c for Massobesic brown drills; 124c for
Great Falls s do; 13c for Pepperrell do;
13sc for Pepperrell corset jeans; I2kc for
Pequot do; 14kc for Naumkeag sattins; 10
@11c for Arsppe stripes; 10c for Eagle do;
10000 for Amoskeag do; lie for Rich
mond fancy prints; lie for shifting do;
lilo for Quaker and frock styles; 12c for
Able pinks.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. Flour firm and
demand fair at Sc. 65@7 for shipping grades
extra. Wheat dull and heavy; red amber
$L55@1. So. Corn unchanged. Whisky
| firm at 931@934c. Coffee steady and in
moderate demand; Rio 134@164c. Sugar
dull and shade lower; Cuba 9@93c Mo
lasses dull and dropping; New Orleans 80
@65e. Rice 7s@73c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.--Flour-extra spring
| dull at s.. Wheat demand fair but low
er; rates 2@3c lower; No. 2 spring $1.22t
| cash; this P. N. dull and unsettled at
81. 224 cash. Corn-No. 2quiet and 4@2c
lower at 49sc cash; this P. M. dull at 1910
1890 cash. Oats-No. 2 quiet and &c low
or; 463 cash. Rye quiet; No. 2 88c.
Barley-No. 2 opened quiet at 77c; under
| a bull movement advanced to SOC. High
wines 874c. Provisions steady but frmer.
Mess pork $22. 50@22.75 cash. Lard
steady at 124@12sc cash. Dressed hogs
firm; demand fair at S8.8O@8.85; live ac~
tive and frmer at $7@7.75. Cattle steady
with moderate demand at 50. 1906 so.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 7.-Bagging dull and
weak. Cotton dull and weak; middling
| 144c. Flour-Supply and demand light,
but prices are firm; extra family So. 70.
| Grain-Wheat, corn and GA g in good de-
mand, but receipts light. Groceries
Very firm for sugars. Hay market fiat
choice $50. Provisions a shade frmer,
but not quotably higher. Mess pork
$22.25. Bacon 1Oc, 12c and 124c. Bulk
meats SIC, lie, 114c. Hams-16c for s. @.
plain 15c. Lard 124@144c. Tobacco
active and firm throughout; sales of $50
hhds. at 1925 to $12 for common Tugs to
medium leaf $40 to $40 for common tC
choice wrappers. Whisky $50.
CSncInuati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Cotton dull and
dropping; middhng 144c. Flour, demand
good at full prices; family $5@5. %. Wheat
demand good; full prices; red S1.53@1. 55
4 Corn firm; demand fair at 53@55c cal
and shelled. Rye quiet at S1Ql.O5. Bar
ley steady at $1@1.O5. Provisions opened
quiet but closed higher and buoysnt. Mess
pork-demand fair at advanced prices
sales, 1000 bbls at $4,000, 22.123@22. q
cash; now held at S22 80 cash. LARD
buoyant but unsettled; sales at 12c; prime
steam now held at 124c; kettle held al
12ac. Bulk meats buoyant but unsettled;
shoulders S@84c; sides 1O4@11e asked.
Bacon buoyant but unsettled; shoulders
&C. sides 114@12c closing quiet but firm
Hogs-demand good, iull prices; light
Sc. 5000. 90; heavy S7.25@7.5O. Whisky
dull; declined to SIC.
ST Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. Flour quiet, weak;
winter So Wheat steady and in mod
crate demand; No. 3 red fall 1880
1.34; No held at $1.45. Corn easier;
mixed in bulk across the river 45@479c;
Oats demand fair; advanced, No 2, SOC;
Barley quiet; No. 2, $1.OO. Rye higher at
CSC. Whisky 90c. Mess pork steady at
| 1925. Bulk meats, clear rib, delivered
opening navigation 1O9c; jobbing prices
unchanged; sweet picked hams at Quincy
13c. Bacon the only order of business at
unchanged prices. Lard-buyers and
fellers apart at 12c steam, 129c asked,
Hogs lower at S7.12t@7.5O. Cattle dull;
New York Cotton Market
New YORK, Feb. Cotton dull and
a shade lower; middling uplands 154c.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, Feb. Cotton easier;
middlings 144c.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Cotton steady;
middlings 14s@14ac.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, Feb. 7.-Cotton dull; mid
dlings 14sc.
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, Feb. Cotton quiet; good