Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-01-30

of '62, 9244; do. '65, 90; do. '67, 90; 1O4Os,
91I.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-Rentes 57f. lie.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 29.-Breadstuffs quiet.
Red winter wheat los. Sd. Flour 26627s.
Corn 30s. Sd.
The Cotton Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 29.-Cotton strong;
middling uplands 10ad; do. Orleans lid.
Sales 10000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Cotton more &C
tive; sales 5000 bales, middling upland
223c.
New ORLEANS, jan. 29.-Cotton strong;
good ordinary 20562O4c; low middlings
21b6215c; sales 5000; receipts 1851; ex-
ports to New York 6,419; to PHILADELPHIA
535; stock 225,387 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Cotton firm at PIC.
CINCINNATI, Jan. -CottOn-demand
fair and prices have advanced; middling
214d21Ic.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20.-Cotton firmer,
middling 215c.
MEMPHIS, Jan. -Cotton-Demand
light, but holders firm; middling held at
2l&c; receipts 1895 balesj exports 1880
bales.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Gold sold up
to ITO this morning on all kinds of sensa-
tiOnal rumors, but closed heavy at 109sR
1929. Loans from to &c for carrying.
Clearings $54, 100000. Governments steady
and higher. The stock market was heavy
during the greater part OF the day, and
prices declined ! to ! per cent. The de-
cline was most marked in Union Pacific,
Pacific Mail, Ohio, Lake Shore, and Han
nibal and St. Joseph. At the close of the
day the market assumed a firmer tone, and
there was a recovery of / to 1 per cent in
the general list. The money market was
made active for stock brokers to-day at 7
per cent currency to 7 per cent gold, bus at
the close a supply at Z per cent in cur
rency was in excess of the demand. South
ern State securities on last call were gener-
ally steady, but exceptionally weak, and
declined nearly 2 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills 100;
U. S. coupons Of 1881, 1155; do. 5-2Os Of
1852, 1l0s; do. 1854, 1103; do. 1866, 111s;
do. new, l1Os; do. 1867, 1115; do. 1868,
I'LL; 1040s, 110f; currency Is, Ito; Mis-
souri, State Bonds 94c; Tennessee old 60;
do. new IS. Virginia new SIC; do. old
54c. North Carolina old Sic; new 15Bc.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The dry goods
market has not set fully opened for the
sale of spring goods, but nevertheless there
is a moderate inquiry noticeable for staple
fabrics for early wants for the South.
Pacific Mills pereales are in good request at
22!c, and are likely to advance; printed
CalicOes are In fair request at 1I5c for best
brands; printing clothes are scarce and firm
at &c; lawns are not yetin display although
some sales are making at 15c; Ginghams
are little irregular in price; AmOskeag and
Renfrew are selling at 15c, while Lancaster,
which has been known as best standard, are
selling as low as 13c; standard brown sheet
ings and drills are steady and firm at an i'm
and so are medium fine grades
of muslins and wide sheetings in COlOred
cOttOns. There is no material advance
but the tendency is upward.
Woolens are also looking upward but are
not very active.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Flour less active;
no change in prices; $5.7569.50; Rye
flour and corn meal unchanged. Whisky
946943c. Wheat dull and heavy at $3.50
61.75. Rye, barley and malt unchanged.
Corn higher; 733676c. Oats 53d56c.
Eggs 31634c. Hay quiet. Coffee, rio 1913
622c. Sugar 9B698c. Molasses steady;
New Orleans 47G5Sc. Rice 73d83c
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-Flour dull.
Wheat Sl.5961.61. Corn 6967Oc. Oats
53d55c. Mess pork 145Odl475, Bacon
firm; shoulders sc; clear rib Sc; sugar
cured hams 1S614c. Lard 9s61Oc. But
ter dull and unchanged. Whisky 93a94c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-Flour quiet
Corn quiet mixed 70; yellow
II; white 72673c. Oats firm at 60d62c.
Bran scarce at S1.506$.6O. Hay quiet;
fair $26; prime $28. Pork firm and scarce
at SIS. Bacon scarce at u, 81, 9361O.
new sugar cured hams 13c. Lard scarce
but firm; tierce 9469sc; keg 1O610tc.
Sugar firm and active; inferior 6i67c, COM
mon 7368c; fair to fully fair 6d33c; prime
9sc693c. MClasses active but firmer; re-
ceipts light; inferior 2563Oc; common 500
35c; centrifugal 32d3S; fair 4O645c; prime
to strictly prime 45d5Oc. Whsky-recti-
fed 90096c. Coffee firm at 20n214. SteT-
ling 1913; sight par; gold 1l0a.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. Colour dull and
nominal. Wheat-NO. . S1.245 cash; de-
livered in February Sl.255. Corn opened
active and excited, but closed dull and
weak-41b6414c. Oats &c. Rye and
barley steady. High-wines firm at soc.
Dressed hogs $5.05d5.10. Mess pork
$3.50 for February delivery; S13 for
Mcrch. Lard stronger, at S9.806S.S5.
Hams in pickle unChanged-84694c.
Green meats firm; hams 6683c; shoulders
3s64c; rough sides 5S653C; short middles
5565sc; short clear middles 81 acc. Cat
tie dull at $316.50 Live hogs irmer at
$4.3064.75.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-FlOur-no shipping
facilities; only local trade. Wheat firm;
No. spring S1.26; winter-only small
sample lots sold. COrn-gOod Eastern or
der demand; mixed on track 4O64OJc; No.
2 in elevator east side 41c; do this side 40c.
Oats steady, No. 2 on track SEC; do in ele-
vator 376373c. Barley quiet at 72ac for
choice Iowa. Rye firm at 75d76c. Whisky
quiet at 873d88c. Pork firm and higher;
small sales at S13.123 cash; held at SI3.25;
buyer March $3.50. Dry salt meats-firm
feeling, but in the absence of shipping facil-
tiles, very little is done; loose country shout
ders Acc; do clear rib &c. Bacon stiff,
small lots shoulders &c; clear rib held at
TIC; clear 72c. Lard higher; prime steam
SIC. Hogs firm at S4.O0R4.50.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, lJan. 9.-Flour-Family
S6.8567.00. Wheat 1.5261.55. Corn 46