Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign NIarkeas.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 1, P. M-Consols 81.
Bonds frmer; 5-2Os, '62, OF; Cos, gig;
67s, 9G5; 10 4Os, 80. Erie 1844. Illinois
IO94. Atlantic 80.
LIVERPOOL, March l, 8 P. Motion
dull and dropping. Midding 1plands
I'D; middlng Orleans 744d; to arrive TO
I'D. Sales of 5000 bales, 1,500 for spec
uiation and export Breadstufs un-
changed.
FR1xKFoRT, March 1.-5-2Os, go, 964@
New York Money Market
New YORK, March l.-Gold continues
dull and steady at 1l0s. Loans were
made from 1 to 4 per cent. Clearauces
S25, 600. 900. Exports S17S, 0C0. Govern
ments were barely steady with tbs excep-
ton Of 10 4Os. Report says the Treasury
has been secretly manipulating for rise
in this class of bonds, the object being to
advance the per cents to about the quo
tations of the 5-2Os 6 per cent, in order
to facilitate refunding The Treasury
bonds awards were 81, 900, 600 at 1892 to
100. 80. The stock market was active and
animated with chief attention given to
Union Pacific, Ohio P. II. stock, Chicago
ana NOEluNtSNCEu anu LsOCh 4bAdAO- ZIG
market closing firm. Prominent Union
Pacific Railroad men now here say 16O, 900
shares of the stock has been pledged for
Thomas A Scott, fer President of that
road. 1t is said movement is in progress
at the Stock Exchange to amend the rules
of that body 80 as to prohibit all dealing
by members of either at, or outside the
board in securities of State repudiating
s M0raxy or
4 to 8 per cent. State bonds were dull
old Tennessee's 6344; new Ct. Sterling Ex-
change 1921. Government bonds 1875
114s; CPS ll2B; Gas 112; Cos 1l2; new
65s Ill; '67s Ill; '6Ss 1114; 10-4Os 1904.
ex-coupons-currency 6s 1871; metal, nails
cut 4s@444; clenched 55@6; horse shoe
23@28.
Dry Goods Market
New YORK, March 1.-The feature of
the trade to-day, is the decline in the price
| of printed calico, and we quote the follow
| ing as the changes made by agents: Glou-
| cester fancies and shirtiDgs 1O4c; cambrics
and MORNINGS 10c; Manchester 1O3e;
Gamers 1Oc; Amoskeag SIC; Arnolds SIC;
Accidental 1Oc; Sprsgues fancies 1O4c; do.
dark styles palms, blues, puppies. frocks,
| 1O4c; Blacks shirtings and solids 10c;
i HhrK 8 Tic. null0 tuc dOONo are Ill LlO
| chonges made by agents, with the excep-
| ton of Pacific, Merrimac, Cochran and
| Hamilton. all fancies are nevertheless be-
| ing jobbed off at half of Of last Satur-
| davis quotations, Brown sheetings are
| changed from 81 to &c, but otherwise the
market is unchanged, and the above re-
| duction has failed to stimulate trade to any
degree of activity.
New York General Market.
New YORK, March Flour dull and
| a shade lower, at $4,000. so for shipping
| grades extra. Wheat steady and in mode
rate demand; red amber 81 COOL. SO.
| Corn steady, and moderate demand for
Western mixed at 84t@S5c. Coffee firm
and demand fair; Rio 13t@17c. Sugar,
| Cuba. SI092c Molasses steady and mod
crate demand; N. o., 52@7Oc. Rice firm
and demand fair, at St@85. Whisky low
er at 914@92c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March Lotion quiet and
unchanged; middlings 154e. Flour dull,
lint holders not willing to make conces-
| sions; family So 50Q6. CO. Wheat quiet
and unchanged; red $1.37@1.3S. Corn
| duIl and dropping at 55@56c. Rye IN
| char ced; S1@I.O 5. Oats unchanged; 500
sic. Barley unchanged. Pork dull and
dropping; Spills asked. Lard quiet and
unchanged, 12t@123c asked; little or no
| demand and but little offered. Bulkmests
| dull and dropping; shoulders SC, sides 1Oc;
| IOI@1O3c asked; &c less offered. Bacon
dull and dropping; sales of $50 hhds; shout
ders 94c, sides IL @114c; more sellers than
buvers at those rates. Hogs dull and I'M
changed at S7@7.5O. Cattle dull and
drooping at $685. so. Whisky-Demand
| good at sec.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-Bagging very
quiet. Cotton quiet but steady, middling
132@I4c. Flour, fair demand, extra family
$500. Grain firm, sale 1900 bushels
shelled and ear corn on wharf at Coo. Gro
ceries firm and good jobbing demand. Hay
! uuiet, choice held at 500 90. Provisions
| firm and fair demand on orders. Mess
pork S21.75. Bacon q, III and 12c.
Bulk meats 81, 1O4 and lie. Prime leaf
lard in tierces IZ1c. Hams, sugar cured
16c; plain l5c. Whisky firm, sec. Tobacco
firm, sales 23O hhds. at $3.50 to So for
lugs; Sc. 80 to $500 for low to good leaf
1T. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, March 1.-Flour-de2and
| GOOD at full prices; snperfne winter $5.75
GO5. 80; extras S6@6.50. Wheat firm and
demand fair; No. spring, Iowa, S1.35;
red fall $I.5O. Corn quiet and unchanged;
mixed in bulk 48@50c; mixed and yellow