Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-11
MARKETS BY TELEG RAPR.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb. 10, 400 P. M.-Consols
United States bonds, 1925 9Os; do
1865, 9O4; do CTS, 894; do 10-4O's,
S94; Erie, IS; Illinois, 119; Atlantic, 294
FRANKFoBT, 4 80 P. M.-Bonds 95a
LIVERPOOL, Feb I0.-4.3 BOZ. Motion
tending down; uplands at 7sd; Orleans
I'D; sales 10000 bales; sales for week So
600 bales; export 13, 900 bales; spectators
9, 900 bales; stock 61O, 900 bales; American
276, 900 bales. Receipts for week 80, 900
bales; American 81, 900 bales. Red West
ern wheat los 6dS1Os lid; receipts for
three days 200 quarters; American 3d.
600.
New York Money Market
New YORK, Feb. 1O.-Gold market
was quiet and firm throughout the day at
III2 to III, closing at those figures.
Loans were made at 2 to 4 per cent.
OIearances $14, OOO, 900. The Government
bond market was strong and higher in the
entire list, and closed with a marked ad-
vance. There is great ease in money.
The talk about funding the debt and the
prospects of an early settlement of the
Alabama question, all seemed to stimulate
the purchaser. The stock market has been
more active than for several days and
prices have advanced, the features having
been o. and NJ, New York Central and
Hudson, Lake Shore, Wabash and North
western Preferred at the close firm and
up to the best prices of the day. Money
easy at 4 to per cent. State secu-
rites were generally steady. North Caro-
linas were strong and advancing. Old
Tennessees 64E; new 644. Sterling ex-
change, 1898. Government bonds, cou-
pons, 81, 1144; do. 81, I122; do. Ga, iii;
do. '67, I11a; do. new, 10; do. 81, 11O4;
do. IS, 11Oa; do. 10-40s 1104.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, Feb. 10.-The high rate of
freight charges still exerts an unfavorable
influence on business, and transactions
consequently are confined to the urgent
wants of the trade, but efforts are being
made to overcome this difficulty at once,
as we understand our leading houses have
chartered several steamers to convey their
merchandise by way of Baltimore free of
charge. In the market now there is fine
display of all kinds of textiles, and early
trade is looked for very soon, Prices in
the meantime remain quiet and steady.
Heavy brown sheetings and drills, best
brand, I15@13c; 114c for Augusta and
Cabot A; 1O3c for Broadway; 32tc for An
droseoggin "a sheetings; sc for do 1914;
lie for Indian Orchard O; Sc for Golden
Ridge; l5c for Forest Dale bleeched mus
lin; lac for No. do; 19c for KearsageA do;
1876 for Lansdon B, and zoe for Wamsut-
ia do.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, Feb. IO.-Flour firm and de-
mand fair at S6.85@7.10 for shipping
grades of extra. Wheat demand fair and
advanced; red amber S1.58@1.60. Corn
dull and unsettled; No. mixed, 82965.
Whisky firm IS 93t994c. Coffee firm
demand fair; Rio 134@16te; Java 1S@22c.
Sugar dull and unchanged. Cuba 9t@IOc.
Molasses dull, N. o., 57@65e. Rice
quiet at 74@8c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.-Ootton quiet and
middling 143c. Flour firm
and demand fine; family $6@6.25. Wheat
Demand fair; red $1.3O@1.33. Corn
Demand good; full prices; ear 54@55c;
shelled $50. Rye steady at Sl.00@1.O5-
Oats steady; No. 2, 4694Sc. Pork market
buoyant, but unsettled; sales Of of mess
at 500. so. Lard-Demsnd good and a
shade higher sales of steam at 1870, kettle |
l22c, head and gut 12c. Bulk meats |
demand light, but holders firm; sold |
at 84@1O4@11c. BacOn-Demand light, |
but holders firm; sales of shoulders at 9sc, |
sides 1ls@12c, but large sales could be |
made at quotations. Hogs-Demand fair
advanced to $7.75. Whisky firm at SIC.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10-Bagging inactive |
and nominal. Cotton inactive and steady; |
niddling 133@135c. Flour firm, demand
light; extra family 1915. Grain-Shade
irmer; wheat, oats and corn in demand,
nut the supply light. Groceries quiet and
irm. Hay unchanged, and demand light;
,hoice 500. 90 delivered in the depot Pro-
,isions quiet and firm; mess pork S22.75.
Bacon 10, u and 124c, Bulk meats 81, II
nd 115c. Hams, sugar-cured, Ice; plain
sc. Hard-Prime leaf in tierces, 1910;
n kegs, 145c. Whisky strong at S7@SSc.
Tobacco-Sales Of 23S hhds at SL75 to
30 for common Jugs to medium leaf;
III. so to $500 for common to medium
right wrappers.
ST. Louis Markets.
Sr LOUIS, Feb. 1O.-Flour-a active for
nv grades and scarce; superfne winter