Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
Tha Coffon Markafa.

of futures, IS, $50 bales; November, 10 3-l6
s19sc; December, 10 13-16a19 Lice; JAM
uary Is I3-16al9 l-l6c; FEBRUARY 10 l-6al9Ie;
March 19.a19sc; April 10 9-l6al9sc; May
195a20c; June 20a20 Lice.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2I.-Cotton firm:
sales $500 bales; good ordinary 17sc; low
middhngs l8salSsc; middlings 19Sc; Or
lesns 1870; receipts II, IA bales, exports
ccastwise ] AIS bales; continent 1,750 bales;
stock 134,492 bales.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.-Cotton firm
middlipg ice.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 21.-Cotton unchanged;
good ordinary 17sc.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 21.-Cotton is high
er but-auiei; low middling 17sc.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2l.-CottoD, demand &C
tive and prices have advanced; low mid
ling l84c; middliDg Zoe.
Foreign Narkotx.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-Consols, money
923; account 92s. United States 5-2Os,
, '65, 90i; do. '67, 935; 10-40s, s74. The
bullion in the Bank Of England has in
creased 9I,lS4,000. The approaching
bank statement which it is believed will be
favorable, causes the increased frmness ia
American securities.
PARIS, Nov. 21-Rentes 52f 97c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.-Breadstufs firm
er. California white wheat, average,
12s 6d6l2s Sd; Club, 19s4d; Red West
ern spriog wheat lis 4d612s; red winter
lis 8d0l1s 10d. Flour 30s. Corn 2Ss Cd.
New York Money EMarket.
New YORK, Nov. 2l.--Money was strin-
gent az 7 gold to Lie and interest. The
treasury called for ten per cent. of the de-
posts placed with the National banks in
October. Sterling firm al 85aS. for 60-day
and 10 for sight. Gold stronger, opening at
113; after government sale advanced to and
closed at 1874 6113s. Loans at 3G5 for
carrying. Clearings about $4,000, 600.
Governments discussed S421 900. The
Assistant Treasurer awarded one million at
Il3.126113 20. Payments for this gold
are made direct into the Treasury, so that
the money market, instead of gaining, loses
100000 in legal tenders. Government
bonds steady. Southern securities quiet
and steady. Stocks were generally strong
throughout the day, with Northwest COM
mon absorbing the attention Of the street
This stock opened at 95, declined to 90a,
sold up to par, and closed at 9Ss. 1t is Gu
| tirely in the hands of a clique. It loaned
early in the day at II for use and subse-
quently loaniDg fiat. Pacific Mail and Erie
were next in point ofiuterest, being bid
for the latter for use 10 days. The market
at the close showed a slight reaction from
! the highest point of the day. The Milgau-
kee and st. Paul Company to-day gave
notice to the Board of the issue of about
$1,000 shares common stock to pay for new
roads.
Sterling Exchange-B2nkers' bills 1851;
U. S. coupons Of 1881, 116s; 5-20s Of lSoZ
| 1125; do. 1864, 11255; do SO, 1929; do. new,
lis; do. 1857, ll5S; do 1858, I15; 10-40s,
1881; currency SIS, 1135. Missouri bonds
80. Tennessee, old, ISL; do. new 70,
Virginia, new, 80; do. old, Al; North Calo-
lima, old, 35tt; do. new, 21l.
Rev York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Business bet
ter and quite satisfactory for the season.
Agents distributing fair lines fAnnels and
woolens, and jobbers are doing moder-
stely good trade in miscellaneous goods.
| WOolens are firm at an advance, and the
market for cotton goods continues very
strong. Paper cambFics have been adj
vanced to 10ac and are in active request with
| light supply. Foreign goods are more live
| ly for plain dress fabrics. Horsewell,
Kingsley & Co, wooden jobbers, Boston.
are reported to nave suspended.
New York General asrkete.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Flour opened
firm and fairly active, buyers generally re-
| fusing TO pay the advance, So S5a1l.O
| Whisky 95a95ac. Wheat firmer, demand
fair, chiefly for export, $l.48a2.55. Rye
| barley and malt unchanged. Corn hrmer
! and fairly sc-ive-steamer, western mixed,
63da64c; sail 643a65c. Dat dnll and low
er; old, wes5ean mixed 49a50C; new, 4Sa49c;
white 5la5lc. Eggs firm, western SIC.
! Coffee-rio lja165c. Sugar, fair to good
| refiuing 95al0C; cuba 9aal0ac. Molasses
dull, New Orleans S0s87. Rice firm, 7!a
7sc. Mess pork SIS 40al6.60. Bsef un-
changed. Cut meats quiet; hams 13k2143,
shoulders &c; middles, long clear SC; short
sc. Lard active, No. To prime steam
SIaS3c; kettle SIC. Butter more active,
western 1Oal6c. Cheese unchanged, liza
I4sc.
baltimore Markets..
BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.--Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat firm and unchanged.
Corn steady. Oats tirmer; winter mixed
42c; white 44c. Rye quiet. Provisions
dull Western butter, choice roll 29. Whisky
963s96c.
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, Nov. 21.-FloHr, demand
fair and prices higher at S.l5s7.3O.
Wheat, red SI.4Sa1.55. Corn, old 40a42c;
new, 37a38c. Rye 67a70c. Oats, 27a33c.
Barley unchanged. Mess pork nominal at
$3.50. Lard, quiet; kettle &c; sales Of
steam at -l6;. Bulk meats, shoulders
41c; clear rio &c; clear sides &c. Bacon,
old, shoulders 5zc; new clear rio 10c; clear
sides lOtc; quotations nominal. Green
meats steady; shoulders age; sides 5aa5sc.
Hams 83sa9c, as to weight. Hogs S4A4.l5.
Whisky soc.
Louisville Markets
| LOUISVILLE, Nov. 21.-Tobacco firm
and active, sales 81 hogsheads. Bagging
unchanged. Flour, extra family 1925 a
No. /, $3.50; fancy $7.75. Wheat nominal
81. 4OaI.55. Corn 42l43c. Oats 28a30c.
Rye Csc. Barley 75a90c. Hogs quiet 3sa
4c. Mess pork $3.50. Bulk meats, shout.
ders &c; clear rio &c; clear sides &c, loose
in round lois; &c, more packed. Bacon,
shoulders 65a6!c; clear rib 1O4c, packed.
Lard Sc. Whisky soc.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Flour firm with fair
acknowledgements facilities almost
rettored-extra $5.5026,25, with large sales
on private terms. Wheat-demand active
and prices have advanced. No. l spring
S1.20; No. 2 Sill. Corn 32!a323c. Oats
233a235c. Rye 55a55ac. Barley Csc. Mess
pork $500 for round lois new; Sl3.25A
$3.50 for small lots. Lard stirring, tend
ing higher-73a7.c. Meats Of all kinds
firm and held higher-Green hams 7aa7 sc.
Shoulders 3.a35c. Short ribs 55a6c. Bulk
| meats Is to 20 days old, shoulders 4ac,
short ribs &c, long clear 6sa63c, loose
boxed Ia: higher. Whisky SIC. Buffalo
Freights lower Zoe for corn and lie for
wheat.
81. Ec8fs EarkesG.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat, demand light but holders firm; No.
8 fall ST. 65; No. 2 red winter ST 50. Cora
3I4c on east track. Oats 24ac on elevs-
tor. Barley, only sample lots sold. Rye,
nothing done. Whisky, firm at 90c. Mess
pork, quiet at $3.50. Dry salt meats
easier; shoulders 4sa4ac; clear rib 6aa7c;
clear sides 7a7tc. Bacon dull, small safes
of clear sides I0a104c. Green hams from
block re, November. Lard 7ac. Hogs
steady, $3.6Oa3 80. Cattle steady, SA6e.
Memphis Msrkets.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 21.-FlOur S. 5Oa9 30.
Corn meal $2.75. Corn 56a5Sc. Oats