Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-26

the common stock, 1900 sh,res having
been BOUGHT Ia under the rude d .f49 10 200
on account of Drake and Others. Who dis
claim liability a. principals Its ru5nored
that Gould & Smith are DOW acting togsth-
err and vietimizing the. slreetss In regular
dealings durinf the day the prics varied
from 149 to 100, and fractional lots a. 1306
49, OF the 1000 shares bOughs in, 1000
were at 1876, 1000 at 196, aud 1000 81 200
As already stated, the Northwestern Com
pany has Withdrawn its notice TO the Stock
Exchange ef a new issue Of 225 common
and a similar number Of preferred shares
to take up the S455, coo outstanding of Pc
ninsula bonds, the bonds being themselves
convertible representation, Sc, O00of thea1
having already been convened.
The following notices have been posted
on the stock exchange bulletin, and are Of
Interest TO the holders of Union and Pacific
income bonds: g The Union and Pacific
railroad company are prepared to verify in
Boston The income bonds of The co 1apany.
Such bonds are q good delivery OBJ when
the following is endorsed The con, viz:
This is valid bond of the Tsion aud Pa
cifc railroad company To be signed by
the treasurer and one of the following per-
sons, Oliver Anes, j. W. 6. Williams, John
&. Duff, B. T. Bates, f. Gordon Dexter,
with tia date Of said Signature Signed 1y
Edward Brandon, Chairman of Committee
on Securities, New York Stock Exchznge.
The following is the decision Of the Com.
mittee on Securities in regard to the forged
income bonds Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company: "Sellers who have delivered
counterfeit bonds must take them back and
give genuine bonds for them without re-
gard to the time elapsed. They may, how
ever, require sworn evidences that the bonds
returned are the identical bonds delivered"
Signed by Edward Brandon, Chairman Of
Committee on Securities, New \ ork Ex-
change.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills 1851;
q. s. coupons OF 1881, I165; 5-20s Of 1se2
| 1923; do. 1884, 1923, 90 '65, IIzs; do. new,
l14s; do. 1857, l15E; do 1858, lis; 1O-40s.
! los; currency SIS, If35d. Missouri bonds
g4a. Tennessee, old, 75; do. new 75t5
Virginia, new, %; do. old, AZ; North Cal0-
lima, old, S5a; do. new, 2la.
Rev York Dry Goosss Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. %. = Business as
good as could be expected at this late Pc
Rod OF the season, and there is fair dis
tribution Of goods By commission houses
aad jobbers. There are no further nate
rial changes in the market for cotton goods,
but prices are very strong. WoOlehs are
rather less active at unchanged rates in first
hands, but jObbers are selling In some in
stances st about prices of month ago.
Foreign goods are in moderate request, with
improved inquiry for bl4ek mOhair lustres,
alpacas, embroideries aad laess.
New YORK General markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Fl0ur moderately
active, IS S0a11.00. Whisky heavier and
lower; 93aa94;. Wheat heavier and lower.
Barley duh. Malt unchanged. Corn lower;
steamer Western mixed, So; sail do 635a64c.
Oats quiet. Eggs, Western 34a35c. Coffee,
unchanged. Sugar duh. Molasses quiet.
Rice 7aa9ae. Meas pork $1,000. Beef
quiet. Cut meats steady; shoulders 5sc;
niddlings, long and short clear January aud
February, 71c. Lard, No 1 In prime steam
Sa5Sssc; kettle Ssassc. Butter aud cheese
unchanged.
BALTIMoBE, Nov. 25-Flour and wheat
unchanged. Corn dull; mixed Western
CSC. Other grain steady. Mess pork SIG.
Bulk meats-new clear rio at nc. Bacon
unchanged. Lard sc. Butter scarce;
Western roll &c. Whisky Csc.
Cincinnati Markets.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. z5.-Flour 81 .25a
| $50. Wheat, Sl.46aI.55. Othsr zrain
quiet and unchanged. Ness pork Sl2 "a
$1,000. Lard steam age, kettle 7sa75c.
Bulk meats, shoulders 444c; clear nib 6sei
clear sides &c. Bacon, shoulders sc;
clear rio 9ac; clear sides 92c. Green meats
| quiet; shoulders So; sides SIC. Hams
aSae. Hogs S4.O0a4.l5. Whisky soc.
1souisstI4a .saarkesz.
| LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-Tobsec0,
sales very light, recsips small ana prices
firm. Bagging-hemp I3c; fax lac. Flour
steady; extra family SO %; A No. 81 80;
fine S7.75. Wheat 81 .40al.55 Corn IA
43c. Oats 25az8e. Rye 65c. Barley 75s
9Oc. Hogs fairly active at 50. 75a4.I 10.
Provisions unehsdgad. Mess PORK S13.50.
Bulk meats-sh9Rlders &c; clear rib 65a
sc; clear sides 6sa7c, loose. Lard Ssgc,
for strictly choice leaf. Green meats
shoulders 3sc; hams Sc, from block. WINS
Ky sec.
Chicago As=kess.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-FlOur steady and
dem9ud moderate. Wheat less active and
lower; No. l spring SI.18sI 20; No. 2
| Sl10. Corn 3l5l3lac. Oats 23sc. Rye
SIC. Barley 623A63dc. Mess porS S13.00a
/ 1925. Lard 75c. Green meats, easier;
hams 7s7ac; shoulders 3sa35e; long clear
sides 59a5sc; short rio 55s6c. Bulk meats,
Is to % days in salt; shoulders 4 &c; clear
sides 65A6ac. Whisky e8ac. Freights to
Buffalo life.
81. AsSuxs M8PzSfz-
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Flour firm for best
brands; superfne 81 50a5 90; extra 50 25a
$50; Xxx $5.75a6.25. Wheat, in good de-
mand for spring, but little offering; No.
S125; winter firm, No. 3 red Sl.68-an adj
vance. Corn 314c; closed at SOC. on east
track. Oats 23aac on east track; 24aa25c in
elevator. Rye and Barley unchanged.
Whisky, frm at Csc. Mess pork, $1,000.
Dry salt shoulders 4aac; clear rib 81; clear
sides &c. Bacon quiet, only very small or
der trade. Lard unchanged; prime steam
73c. Hogs active and higher S3.75a4.l6.
Cattle-3a6c for fair 70 choice.
Memphis Markets
MEMPHIS, Nov. 25-Business virtually
suspended on account Of the horse disease
and inclement weather.
The COOA-rOOm Of the Body.