Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Jan. II, lou p. M.-OOuSO45
92s. Bonds dull. Q. s. coupons-'62s,
5-20s, 80; '65s, s94; '67s, S81; 1O-4Os, So.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IL, 1:30 P. M-Cotton
duh and shade lower, middling uplsnds
I'd; middling Orleans Sd; sales of 10000
bales. Breadstuffs frmer. Red western
wheat los 2d@9d; receipts of three days
10000 quarters; American 1900. Man.
chester yarns and fabrics quiet and firm.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-The gold market
to-day is without feature, all sales having
been at 11Os@110a. Rates paid carrying
have been per cent. currency and per
cent. gold. Tomorrow the Treasury will
sell $1,0O0,OOO Olearances S27, 900, goo.
Government bonds at the first board were
steady but depressed, at II o'clock on call,
by liberal offering to the treasury. The
amount advertised for was g, 900, 600; the
amount offered at the Treasury was $S42,-
100 at 1O7. 60 to I0s17. Stocks have been
steady, opening and closing at about the
same figure; Union Pacific and Hannibal
& st. Joe strong and active. Money wGs
active in the morning but closed easy at 6
or per cent State securities dull, except
Tennessees, which are strong and advan-
cling; old Tennessees 634; new 63f. Ster-
ling Exchange 1904 Government bonds
coupons '81s 11O1; do 62s, 1921; do Gas,
1881; do '65s, 1888; do new 1919; do '67s,
1871; do '68, 1854 1O-40's 1919; currency
6's ITO. The awards at the Treasury bond
purchase to-day were $4,000, 900, at from
107.O6 to 1929.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, Jan, 18.-There is seeming
ly less activity noticeable to-day and prices
are without special alteration. We quote
Androscoggin brown sheetiDgs 30c for "a to
35c for 1914; PeppsreIl, E, fine 124c, do r
114c. do o 1Otc, do N 94c; Pocahett canal
12tc; Pacific, extra, 12Ae; Medford 1i4c;
Moss B B lie, d lie, G 94c; Laconia, E,
1O4c; Indian head standard sheetings 13c;
bales corset jeans Sc; New Market 10c;
Naumkeag 144c; Hills Semper Idem
bleached muslins 15c; Dwight cambrics
lie; Blackstone A 14c; Bartlett 141c;
Booth B B 13c; do Z Sc; Canal &c;
Thorndike B 12c; Damrells prints lie;
Mallory, pinks and puppies 11tc; Pacific
Mills, fancy prints, lie; Glasgow Cling
hams 14c; Amoskeag B Ticks 21c; do d
lie; Oonestoga, extra do Csc; do Gold
Medal do 81; Pittsfeld 17tc; and Gamers
cambrics 74@84c for plain and high oolors
New York General Markets.
New YORK, Jan. 18.-Flour quiet and
unchanged at S6.30@6.5O; shipping
grades extra Wheat dull and a shade
lower; red amber S1.5O@I.54. Corn dull
and dropping; No. ! mixed S0@81c.
Whisky 924@93c. Coffee firm and demand
fair; Rio 134Q164c. Sugar firm and de-
mand fair; Cuba 99@1Oc. Molasses quiet
at 60@SOc. Rice firm and demand fair at
7@74c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. I8.-Bageing dull and
nominal Cotton in heavy demand; light
middling 1916, Flour active and firm. extra
family 1925. Grain quiet Provisions
quiet and weak. Mess pork $2L 80. Lard
121c. Bacon 9sc, 11sc, 121c. Bulk meats
SIC, 113c; lilo. Whisky $50. Tobacco
sales of IO2 hhds. at $500 to $1,000 for
trash to medium leaf.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Cotton dull and
dropping; middling 144. Flour, demand
fair and advanced: family $685. %. Wheat
scarce; firm and higher; red $1.2591. %.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Rye quiet
and unchanged. Oats quiet and IN
changed. Provisions quiet and weak.
Mess Pork sold at $21 so, but S2l 90 was
the best offer at the close. Lard, 11tc for
steam; but light demand Bulk meats,
1O4@1Ic asked; 200, 900 lbs clear rib sold
at lie; seller March. Green meats in goo
demand; shoulders 74@74c; sides 94@93c;
hams 124@13c. Bacon 92c, 114c, lie;
only a limited jobbing demand. Hogs
quiet and weak; $7.25@$7.40 for live;
1878 for dressed. Whiskey, demand fair;
advanced to SSe.
ST. LOuis.:markets.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18.-Flour-An advance
asked but none established; superfne win
ter $4.75; Xxx do. 1926. Wheat, advance
asked but none established; No. red
winter at $1.34@1.3 80. Corn firm and de-
mand fair at 43@45c, mixed in bulk. Rye
demand light, but holders firm at SOC in
bulk. Whisky $50. Mess Pork firm at
$21@21. so, latter price on orders. Bulk
meats opened active aud closed dull; loose
II, 10@101c. Hams lie. Packed meats
on orders 80 higher. Sweet picked hams
129@13c. Lard at 114@11sc for prime.
Hogs demand active and advanced SO. 700
40.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 1S.-Flo1r firm and
demand fair; superfne $3.50; extra Sc. 90
@6.25. Corn 75c Oats $4,000. Bran
S1.3O. Hay-prime, $4,000; choice,
1872. co. Mess pork frmer at $22.5O, but
a higher price asked. Bacon lilo, 124e,
13c; hams-sugar-cur 17@1Stc. Lard in
tierees 124@13c; in kegs 144@144o. Sugar
prime g. @12c. Molasses, common $50 |
4Oc. Cofee-prime 15t@15te. Sterling |
Exchange 1901; sight exchange on New |
York 10 discount. Gold 1109.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, Jan. 18.-Cotton quiet;
middling 14s@14ac.
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, Jan. 18.-Cotton firm, good
ordinary 12ac.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, Jan. 1S.-Cotton steady, moder-
ate demand, middling 15tc.
New OrIeans Cotton Market.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 1S.-Cotton quiet
and weak, middling 144@15c.
New York Cotton Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-Cotton dull and
unsettled, middling uplands 15sc.