Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-10

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MEMPHIS, Feb. o.-Cotton-Iniddling.
nominal, 222623c. Receipts 2,1S0 bales;
| exports 1920. Weeks receipts Ii, 900 bales;
weeks exports 1859; sales 1900; stock
32,265.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-Consols for money
915;' do on account 915692. American Sc
curities fat. U. S. 5-20s Of '62, 9144; do. '65,
914; do. '67, Oh; 10-40s, SO. 2a,
FRANKFORT, Feb. 9.-U. S. 5-20's, '62
95s.
PARIS, Feb. 9.-Rentes 56f 47c. Z
| New York Money Market.
New YORK, Feb. 9.-There is an IN
settled feeling in Wall street in consequence
of the agitation of the Alabama question
Gold is extremely sensitive, and the price
fuctuating with the announcement of each
new war rumor. The market opened at
! 11OS6ll03, sold down to 11O!, and closed
firm at 11OS61lOa. Loans were from 10
Z per cent. for carrying. CleaTings about
| eighty-tlve millions. Government bonds
the market was steady this afternoon, and
more active. German bankers are selling,
but there is fair demand for home invest
! ment. Bonds are scarce for delivery, and
some issues are loaning fat,closing firm and
higher. Henry CleWs & Co. received from
their London house the following cable:
| "Market not so steady; u. S. bonds low
| er, based on the supposition that America
will insist upon indirect claims. Money
| lighter excitement undated" Stocks
| opened firm, and improved somewhat on
first call. Prices were not maintained, and
the market at the close was heavy and low
| er, with only limited transactions. In some
stocks there was scarcely business enough
doing to establish quotations. There was
| some excitement in B. II. and Erie, which
sold up to 1045. Money easy at COZ. South;
ernState bonds firm.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills 1904.
U. S. coupons Of 1881, 1145; do. 5-20s of
1929, ITO; do. 1854, 110s; do. 1866, I115;
do. new, ITO; do. 1857, 1114; do. 1869.
1113; 1040s, ITO; currency Is, 1I3s; Mis-
souri, State Bonds 94c; Tennessee old 661c;
do. new csc; Virginia new sic: do. old
56c; North Carolina old 324c; new i7c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Feb. 9.-There is an in
creasing demand for all season fabrics,
and at advancing prices. All wool fannels
are in lively demand and contracted for
largely ahead at an advance of sc during
the week, with tendency toward higher
rates, owing to an advance and excitement
In the wool market, consequent on tele-
graphic news from London. Australian
woods have opened in London at 1Sd, and
l9d for the best grades. Cotton goods of
all kinds are IN improved demand and de-
cidedly higher, Utica Nonparel muslins
now being zoe all around; Lonsdale cam
brlc 235c; Gold Medal lac; Davol Mills
l8ac; Great Falls S, 123c; do. A, 145c; Sla-
teryllle 1876; Laconia &c; Sheetings Bic,
and lO-4 do. 42ac; Sheridan G stripes are
up TO l2c, and A do. to lie. Cotton bags
active and higher. Glasgow ginghams' are
reduced to 12a613c.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Flour advanced;
sales at S5.9Od9.50. Rye -four and corn
meal steady. Whisky 93c. Wheat S1.54
all. Rye and barley unchanged. Malt
quiet. Corn higher at 7S1074c. Oats 52N
o6c- Eggs 2SG31c. Hay and Hops IN
changed. Coffee firm. Sugar unsettled;
fair to good refining 95695c; Cuba on
9Sc. MOlasses-New Orleans 45A6Oc.
Rice SG8ac. Pork dull; new mess SI4.1 24
01425. Beef quiet. Dressed hogs dull
at S5.I8id6; cut meats inactive; hams 8I6
&c; middles 76Sc. Lard unchanged.
Butter-Western 19622c. Cheese ian
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Flour active and
firm. Wheat S1.586I.G0. Corn 6667Oc.
Oats 52d54c. Rye S1.O5. Mess pork
S14.5O. Bulk meats-shoulders SIC; clear
rib &c. Bacon steady; shoulders &c; sides
7fc, clear rib SC. Hams lac. Lard 8sc.
Butter unchanged. Whisky 94694Jc.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Flour firm;
super S6.875; Xxx $3.50; xxx s8A8 50,
Corn lower; mixed held at SIC. Oats dull
at Csc. Bran Sl.75. Hay quiet: prime 81
d32; choice "a. Pork firm at S15.75,
Bacon quiet at Z, 9, 10; sugar-cured hams
dull at 126123. Lard firm; fierce 956IOIc;
keg 10t6104c. Sugar quiet; inferior 6A74:
common 7a6S; fair to fully fair S269i;
prime to strictly prime 9s6IO. Molasses
in good demand, but supply light; inferior
30035; common S5640; Centrifugal 3564S;
fair 45646c. prime to strictly prime 4S653.
Coffee quiet at 206225, Whisky 956S1.
Sterling 195. Sight ! discount. Gold |
Ill.
Chicago Markets.
CHIC AGO, Feb. 9.-There was some in
quiry fUr low extr and superine flour, !
but the ighL offerings were held above the |
views OF buyers. Whe mo. 2 S1.25;
other brands inactive. Corn 404c. Oats |
SIZE. Rye 71073c. Barley 596595c. |
Pork dull and lower at 81. 35Gi24O' |
Lard 6699c. Hams in pickle 84n9!c. |
Bulk meats unchanged. Green meats /
steady. Boxed meats in fair demand and /
,1,,H
lower; holders willing to accept S4.95 for l
mixed weights, and $500 for light, but were
unable to get those figures. Hogs packed i
to date, 4,O75,O Cattle dull and inactive,
owing to want of transportation; 45664c |
for fair to choice steers, and 3645c for
butchers. Whisky-Sales at Sc.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Feb. .-Flour-Family
S7.2OG735. Wheat $1.5461.57. Corn
46c. Oats 40645c. Rye 92a95c.
Groceries and oils unchanged. Pork
quiet and unchanged in every respect. Sales
at $l3.25. Lard S569ac. Bulk meats dull
and dropping, nOminally at 8, 65G6ac.
Bacon-Sales so hhds clear rib at nc.
shoulders held at &c; clear sides re.
Hogs S4.7565.O0. Whisky S66S7c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9.-Bagging firm at
14615c., stock held out of market. Flour
firm and active with light stock-extra
family $3.50. Wheat S1.5561.7O. Corn
active; sales, 900 sacks at 5Sc. Oats SIC.
Rye 95c. Provisions in fair demand at last
quotations. Whisky SIC.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 9.-Flour S6.7569.50.
Corn Csc. Oats 57658c. Bulk meats