Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.


MARKETS By TELEGRAPH. 7r
%. ~ Foreign Markets.. '
O. LONDON, March 2, 1:30 p. N -Consols
9l3 Bonds steady; 5-20s, go, 81; Cos,
91s; 67s, 81; 10 40s, S94. Erie 1871. II
hnois 1904. Atlantic 30. 50
The Bank of England advanced the rate
of interest per cent.
LIVERPOOL. March Cotton dull and
dropping. Uplands 74d; Orleans 7ad;
sales of 10, 600 bales. Corn-No. 2, mixed,
35s. Provisions quiet 1'-r'--,i it
New York Money Market
New YORK, March 2.-Gold dull and
steady; all business OF I102@I1. Loans
were made from to per cent Clear
ances $50, 600, 900. Governments have
been very steady ali day, with but little
variation, closing at about opening prices.
Stocks quite active, with some little ad-
vance in prices, particularly on Northwest
ern and New York Central, and Indiana
Central, being the most active stocks on
the list, opening at 183 and sold up to
81 closing st 24s; Ohio off a little in the
market, closing very strong and firm; Gen.
trail Pacific and Union Pacific active and
nominally easy. Money 10 5 per cent.
State bonds were dull Tennessee issues
were strong and advanced : to and l per
cent; old Tennessee's 643; new 643. North
Carolina, old, firm. Sterling Exhange
1O9s Government bonds 1875 1145;
'62s 1924; '64s 112; '65s 112; new Cos
1105; CTS Ill; '68s 111t; 10-405 1893.
Currency 6s 1132
New York Drv Goods Market.
New YORK, March 2-The weather is
extremely fine, but the market is still de-
void of animation, although some general
is manifest among the job
bing trade. The break in the price of
prints noticed yesterday, has become more
general. Oriental, Washington, Ameri-
can, Conestoga, Richmond, Aliens KaI-
kels, Freeman's and Magnolia fabrics are
off Sc, while Oochrore stands at IL Sc;
Pacific, Aerrimac d, Hamilton and Daniel
Dare are firm at lie; other styles of goods
no change to notice, except Red Bank
bleached muslins, which are selling at
1O4c.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, March Flour in fair de-
mand, and advanced to Sc. 7096. 80 for
shipping grades extra. Wheat firm and
demand fair; red amber 81 65. Corn
in fair demand, and advanced; Western
mixed at S5@86c. Coffee firmand de-
mand fair; Rio 13t@17c. Sugar in fair
demand, and advanced Cuba 82(91Ic.
Molasses steady and in moderate demand;
New Orleans 55@65e. Rice S@S4c. Whis-
Ky 92c, -.....- .-..
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-Bagging inactive.
Cotton-d demand and stock light; mid1lings
132@14e. -Four, firm for good shipping;
low grades scarces extra family 5000.
Grain is quiet and the receipts equal the
demand, Groceries-New Orleans sugar
and coffee in good demand Hay-de-
mand fair; choice delivered a. $4,000
Provisions dull and nominal Mess pork
$21.75. Lard 124c Bacon 81, 11@I2c. /
Bulk meats 81, 10s@114c. Hams, sugar
cured 16c; plain I5c Whisky steady at
soc. Tobacco-sales of 30 bids. at
$3.50 to 12.75 Tor common Tugs to medi-
good bright wrappers
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March Cotton dull and
unchanged; middhngs 144c. Flour quiet
and unchanged family Sc. 2O@6. 40 Wheat
opened dull and closed firm at SI.38@I.4O.
Corn-demand fair - advanced - supply
light at 56@57c. Rye steady at S1@1.O5.
Oats unchanged; No. 2 50@51c. Barley
steady at 95e@S1.05. Pork dull and NOM
inal; mess Spills asked Lard dull and
no demand. Bulk meats fair
and demand lower; sales 40, 900 lbs; sides
go, shoulders 73; small sale of clear sides
are held at 104@p103c; clear rib 104c; closed
unsettled and depressed; shoulders were
offered at 74c, seller, April delivery in
Chicago; and Gear rib at 9sc, delivered in
in September. Bacon dull
and dropping with only limited jobbing
demand at 8, II, 112c, asked. Hogs dull
and shade lower at S6.75@725. Cattle
quiet and weak; Whisky closed dull at So.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat, No. spring less active, lie
higher, closing steady at S1.25@I.252
cash, and seller March; this p. NJ. steady
at 81. 25@1 &c. Corn, No. mixed higher,
51S@524c cash, and seller April; this even
ing quiet at 81 &c, seller March Oats, No.
2 quiet, S@1o higher, closing firm at 494c.
Rye, No. dull at S9c Barley, No. quiet,
79c Highwines 863c. Provisions dull.
Mess pork S21.OO cash. S21.25 seller April
Lard l24c cash. Dressed hogs quiet, $50
8. 12t; live steady, S6.75@795. Cattle dull
and unchanged.
Sc Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, March 2.-Flour scarce and
fr.c; superfiue winter So. 1905. 80; extras
S606. so. Wheat-demand good at full
prices; No. spring, Kansas, S1.33; choice
red fall $L65@1.7O. Corn stronger;
mixed on track, 49c; No 2 mixed soc; No.
| white, sic. Oats dull at 5O@51o; bulk
53@54c, sacked. Barley steady at 81 for
choice fall and spring. Rye lower 92tc@
81. Whisky dull at $50. Mess pork quiet
S21 Is cash; for April $22. Bulk meats,
only limited jobbing demand; 8, 104 and
lie. Bacon dull; small lots loose country
shoulders and hams at s, and 1l4c for
packed lots on orders Bacon 8, %, IL and
12c Hams, sugar-cured, 16@l6tc. Lard
dull at I2c for steam. Hogs lower at $6@
81. Cattle dull 81 to SIS.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, March 2-Flour scarce
md frmer; superfne S6.62t; extras $3.50
81. so. Pork firm; mess S23.75. Bacon
lO4c, 124c, 12t@124c. Hams 16t@17c.
Lard frmer; fierce 124@l34c; keg 40
I44c. Sugar duh and lower; prime at %
9lO4. Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Molssses,
Whisky and Coffee, unchanged. Sterling
III. New York discount Gold Ill.
New York Cotton Market
NEW YORK, March Cotton dull and
lrooping middling uplands 15c.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-Cotton irreg-
liar; middlings 14t@14sc.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, March 2.-Cotton easier;
niddlings 141c.