Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

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LONDON, Feb. 13.-Consols 924. United
States coupons-1S62's 914; do old Sos,
900: do SIS, 500; do 1O-4O's, S73. Stocks
Erie, 10; Illinois Central 1924; Atlantic,
% Petroleum-refDed, Is Sd.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 1896, 1923, 955.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1880 P. M-Ootton
steady; middling uplsnds 7s@72d; middling
Orleans 75@Sd; to arrive 7td; sales 10000
bales, of which 2, 900 bales were for export
and speculation. Flour, 2Ss Sd. Corn, OBS.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Feb. I3.-Dullness is the
prevailing feature in all markets, though
considerable strength was shown. All bust
ness in gold was between I11491119,
closing steady at the latter price. Loans
were made at to per cent. Cleanliness
S21, 600, 600. Governments were steady
but closed fraction off from the highest
prices of the day. Stocks were dull but
strong The principal dealings were in
Lake Shore, Erie, St. P, and n. W. @.
and Q. P bonds were very strong. Money
was easy at 4CG5o. State bonds we're dull
and steady except Tennessees, which were
strong. Old Tennessee's 64s; new 64t.
Sterling exchange, 1923 Government
bonds, 81, 1114; do '62s, 112; do 81, iii;
do. '65, 1114;s do. new, 11Os; do IS, 1162
10-40s 110t; Currency 6s do 112S; do.
State bonds Mo-, 500. Va. new 81; n. O.
old 30.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Feb. Blowing to the high
rates of freights still ruling to distant in
terror points, buyers were limited and the
market continues extremely languid for
all classes of goods, as sales are confined
to the most pressing wants. Prices mean
while rule steady. We quote A browa
sheetings 115c; Continental 124@l44c;
Dwight X 9@1Ic; Yard W 10c; Indian !
Orchard @ lie; W 10 Oslo; Lyman E 124c;
Pepperrell IA sheeting 224e; S-4 81 224c;
1O-4 324c; ia 374c; 5S-inch 32te; 1O-4
A74c; ia 523c; and 1249l34o for best
brown drills; Longon 13c
New York General Market
New YORK, Feb. I3.-Flour dull and IN
changed; superfne Western. Sc. 25@6. 40. |
Wheat dull and nominal; red amber 81 80 |
al 81. Corn scarce and firm; mixed $50
85lo. Whisky steady at 932c Coffee firm
and demand fair; Rio 134@I64c. Sugar |
firm and demand fair; Cuba 94@92c. Mo-
lasses 5S@65c. Rice 74@S{c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10 Cotton dull and
dropping; middling 14s@14Ac. Flour in |
fair demand and advanced; family 1925
@6.5O. Wheat - Demand fair and ad- |
vanced; red S1.13@l15. Oorn-Demand |
fair and advanced; ear 65@67c. Rye IN
changed Oats advanced; No. 2, 50@52c |
Pork quiet and weak; mess, S22.5O asked. |
Lard quiet and unchanged; steam 121c; !
kettle, 123c; only jobbing sales. Bulk |
meats dull and unsettled; asking S4@IOs |
Ollie; offering 1c less, nor much demand |
at the rate. Bacon quiet and weak at 81 /
@112@114c; no sales. Whisky firm.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 13.-Bsgging quiet
bat firm at 24@25c. Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1876. Flour firm and strong with
an upward tendency; extra family s. 75.
Grain firm and demand fair Groceries
quiet but firm. Hay quiet; choice 500
Provisions quiet and firm. Mess pork
S22.75 Bacon 1O4@12c Bulk meats
50, II Ollie. Lard 12f9143c. Hams,
sugar cured, I6c; plain 15c. Whisky
firm at $40. Tobacco-Sales Of 81 hhds
at 81. 100000 for factory trash TO me-
dunn Leaf; S25.OO@37.5O for medium leaf
to fine bright wrappers.
IT. Louis Markets. |.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Flour-actIve for
low grades which are scarce and held high
or; superfine winter S5.50@5 so; extra
IS. 10000. Wheat steady and in mOder-
ate demand; No. 2 red fall $1.45@146
Oorn-white in demand and higher, $40
50 in warehouse; mixed on track across the
river 46lO47c. Oats better, 49@52 in bulk;
10000 sacked. Barley firm; No. l spring !
81 %. Rye firm, S1O0@1, O3. Whisky, j
nothing done. Provisions firm, only job /
ping order; sales Of Mess Pork at S23. 90
.25; bulk meats 84@8tc, I1@114c; Y
bacon 1O@12@12kc; hams, sugar cured S
.anvassed 16tc Lard firm at 1870; kettle
logs range 81. 25@S8. Cattle in fair de-
nand at 81. 95@625. D
Chicago Markets. ?
CHICAGO, Feb. Is. - Flour dull. ;
Wheat, No. 2 spring, dull and declined o
Ollie, closing quiet at $1.23 cash; this :
. M. dull and unchanged Corn-No. 2
uiet at Sic cash; this evening dull
)ats-No. 2, demand fair and t@1c higher, 7
losing firm at 4S@484o. Rye, No. 2. i
mer at 600. Barley firm at S2c. High
ines firm at S6Bc. Provisions frme
less pork $22. 5O@22. 629 cash. Lard