Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12

OoilOIAAAd WUlJc Hucdb los AUd1OS HI Etl
spring lis 7da12s I'D; winter lis 10d. Flour
S2s. Corn 29s Sd. Receipts Of corn for the
past three days $4,000, American 9,00c.
Receipts of wheat for ths same time 10000
quarters. American $4,000. Manchester
market firm.
Rew KOFE Honey MRsEst,
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Money easy be-
tween 3a6 per cent. Sterling strong and
higher. Gold opened at 1125 sold up to 113
fell to 112ss, advanced to I135, closed 1929
all2s. Loans from to 4 per cent. for
carrying; cleaFings 81 million. Governments
steady all day with but little doing, closed
hrm IRON ! TO per cent. above opening
prices, with the exception of 5 POS of '65
old, which were steady. State bonds quiet,
Tennessee issues strong, 70 bid on ;be firss
call, on the second easier. Stuck opened
irm and prices slightly better than at closs
last night; on calls market was strong. Pa.
ci6c Mail sold to So and New York Central
95sc. during the forenoon; after second cal
there was a slight decline in prices but To-
wards the close the market had recovered
and in some cases advanced beFOnd forner
prices, and closed very strong. Fsasiag
among speculatOrs decidedly bullish. Many
short contracts have been closed.
Sterling Exchange. = Bank Bills 1853
US. coupons Of 1881, I1G5; 5-20s Of t15s
ll5s; do. 1854, 115ss; do 1863, 1I55; 10. new,
l14aa; do. 1851, 115s; do 1853, Ia, te-4os,
1881; currency SIS, 1925 Missouri bonds
9244. Tennessee, old, T2s; do. new 725;
Virginia, new, so; do. old, Al; North Cslo-.
lima, old, 81; do. new, II
New York Dry Goods szarE<ef.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Dry goods-BUs-
siness continues very quiet throughout ths
trade. The market for cotton goods is
very strong for all descriptions Of goods,
but with no change in quotations. Prints
less active aud are now IL good supply, ex-
cept for some styles of dark madden work.
Woolens remain dull. Foreign goods quiet;
generally plain dress goods showing the
most activity. ColOred silks very dul.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, Oct. 11.-Flour rather more
active and frmer at S6a11 90. Whisky
more active, sales at 92c. Wheat better,
supply higher, the decline in freight has
tendency to stregthen the market; sales at
S1.50al.65; Rye &c. Barley unchanged.
Corn less active and shippers disposed to
hold off-58a64c- Oats 45a5Oc. Eggs duh.
Cofee-Rio l45slSe. Sugar frmer-fair
to good refining s. a9te; Cuba S529e. Mo
lasses dull. Rice quies at 7saS5c. Mess
pork S14 so. Beef and cut meats
unchanged. Lard a shade irmer- No. 1 TO
prime steam S5s8aac; kettle 95a9ae. But
ter-Western 10al6e. Cheese 11aI44e.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 11.-FlOur dull and
less firm. Wheat dull; fancy amber s.. 00a
2.O3. Corn Csc. Oats 4la45c. Rye and
Barley quiet. Mess pork S15.50. Bulk
shoulders 6sa7c; clear sides 104a103c; clear
rib 10Ta10ac. Bacon, shoulders sc; sides
I1Ial13c; clear rib 115c; sugar cured hams
21a22c Lard SIC. Western butter W.
changed. Whisky held at 93e-uo sales.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Oct. n.-C0tton quiet;
sales 400 bales; good ordinary 17se; low
middlings Isle; middlings lS5e; receipts
1884 bales; stock %, 1873 BALES; weeks sales
I9, 1000 bales; receipts net, 27,463 bales
gross g, 1872 bales; exports to Liverpool
1884 bales; Havre 5,305 bales; cOastwise
4,206 bales.
So. Louis aarkets.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. I1.-Flou-, lower brands
=
spring Sl.1S; No. 2 red western SL.S5; No.
8, SIG ALTO. Corn 36a37c on track
Oats &c on track. Barley 64a65c. Rye
firm, sac. Mess pork held at $1,000. Bulk
meats-clear rio 10ac; clear sides I0sc loose.
Bacon frm-shoulders SaS5 &c; clear rib IL
a12c; clear sides 12aa124e. Lard duh bui
unchanged. Whisky S9ag0c. Beef Cattle
fair to prime, $3.006450; choice, $1,000
600. Choice and extra Hogs S4.00a4.S0
Chicago RaEkess-
CHICAGO, Oct. 1I.-FlOur steady
with moderate demand on local account;
prices unchanged. Wheat prices unsettled
but market firm; No. Spring Sl.23I1.2455 !;
| No. 2 SI.132a1.1 "A. Corn 335e. OATS 81.
a221e. Mess pork S14.50. Lard, summer
| Sc. Nothing doing in bulk meats or ba-
con, prices nominal. Two Of The largest
| packing houses will commence killing hog
tomorrow. Whisky SS3e. FFieghts low
er; to Buffalo 15c. for corn; wheat 19c.
Cincinnati Markets.
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-FlOur steady
| S7.406T.75. Whe2t-red Sl5OGl55
white SI.6561.72. Corn 42c. Rye Tia
IT, Oats, old. S6a38c; new 30GS5c
Mess pork $3.50. Lard-summer, Tac
steam, 7sc; kettle, SaSsc. Bulk meas
shoulders, &c; clear rib, 1OIc; clear sides
1O2c. Baeon-shOulders 7sC; clear rib, 11ac
clear sides, 12c. Sugar cured hams ia
19c. Hogs 81. 40a4.60. Whisky IS.
louisville AREkets-
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 11.-Tobaceo IN
changed, sales rs hhds. Bagging quiet
Flour quiet-extra family S. 5007.OO
Wheat 81. 45A1. go for choice -ed and white
1 Corn 46a47e. Oats 28a29c. Rye 65a7Oc
Mess pork S13 756140G. BaeOn-shOul
ders 7sa7.e; clear rib 1lsc; clear side
| 1910. Bulk meats-shOulders &c loose
Sugar cured hams IS56l9c. Lard 9aa1lc
Whisky 8Sc.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Oct. I1.-FlOur and corn mea
UNCHANGED. Corn SOC. Oats Csc. Bacon
market bare. Lard 4Oalle.