Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-10
mARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. Cotton dull; mid
ding upland 9sa9s; do Orleans 10J; sales
1900 bales; speculation and export 5000
bales; .middling Orleans, Oct. and Nov.
1915. Breadstuffs quiet. Wheat-red
winter 12sa12 Id. Flour 32s. Corn 30s.
= New YORK. Oct. 9.-Cotton in fair
request; offerings light; middling upland
1910. Sales of futures Is, 700 bales. October
185alSSe; November IS 1-16a1S Slice; De
ceInber .l8 6-16a1S5c;- January 1Saa1Ssc;
February 10 3-16a19sc; March 19sa19 10
l6c; April 204c. 1e
new ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-Cotton dull and
lower; sales l, 400 bales; good ordinary
TIC; low middlings Isle; middlings l85c;
receipts 2,933 bales; no exports; stock ST.
81 bales. r@- rtt~
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Cotton quiet
imiddling 1Sa6l8ac.
s LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-Cotton quiet and
steady; low middling 174c.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 185a1Sac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Consols-money 921;;
account 925. United States SOS, 9355; do
'67, 92ss; 10-40s So.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 9.--U. S. 5-20s '62,
90. .~.a..
PARIS, Oct. 9.-Rentes 53f. Tic.
sew York Honey Markes.
New YORK, Oct. en- oney easier after
loaning at 7 per cent, and coin interest
closed ct lab. Gold weaker, selling down
to 112I, on free sales by holders; on the
election news loans were at an average OF
3 per cent to carrying, with exceptional
loans fiat. Treasury disbursements $22,-
600: clearings ST., 900 900; sterling g for
prime and 81 for sight. Governments dull
and lower in sympathy with gold. Treas
ury did not buy any bonds to-day, as all
offerings were above par in gold. Southern
securities dull and steady. Stock opened
buoyant and prices rose from l TO per
cent. Western Union was the favorite, and
Vanderbilt shares were strong, and freely
taken, Wabash was also prominent in adj
vance, rising from SO to 715; Ohios carried
up to As with active business. The story
that they are to be put to 60 is again afoat.
n. W. Com. advanced from ZIG to 75s; C.
@. and l. Y. from 345 to 3555; r I. Sl0Sa,
Pacific Mail from 80 to S344;; Western I'm
ion from 70 TO 74s and st. Paul Com. from
54s to SCI; Fluctuations in ether shares
slight. The temper Of the market is bull
ish, prices slightly off from highest point of
the day, closing strong.
Sterling Exchange. - Bank Bills 1854;
IS. coupons Of 1881, 115a; .5-2Os Of 1862
rs: do. 1854, ia; do 1865, 115; do. new,
ia; do. 1867, la; do 1868, la; 1O-4Os,
1919: currency SIS, I'LL. Missouri bonds
go. Tennessee, old, Y; do. new 77t;
Virginia, new, Al; do. old, A; North Caro-
lima, old, 80; do. new, II.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Oct. 9.-Dry goods-Bu-
siness continues dull in all branches. Mar
ket very strong for cotton goods, but with
out any change in prices. Agents are now
delivering fair lots of various makes of
goods which were in short supply. Wool
ems very dull. The New York Daily But-
letin says one thousand packages Belknap
fannels are to be sold at auction on Thurs
day. Foreign goods dull. Dress goods and
millinery silks are selling low.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Flour rather more
active at $6.O0011.0O. Rye flour and corn
meal quiet. Whisky a shade firmer; fair
demand at 913693c. Wheat $1.44d2 90.
Rye SIC. Barley unchanged. Corn $50
64ac. Oats unchanged. Eggs quiet; West
ern 2Sc. Cofee-Rio 14617sc. Sugar
unchanged. Molasses steady. Rice Sa@
9!c. Mess pork S14.50614.65. Beef dull.
Cut meats quiet; hams 14a144c; shoulders
8aSac; middles, long clear Ssa9c. Lard
quiet; No. to prime steam new 8Sa8ac;
old SIC; kettle 95c. Butter quiet; Western
10a16c. Cheese firm at llal4ac.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.--Flour firm and un-
changed. Stock scarce. Wheat quiet; red
Western S160a1.70; amber $l.75a1.S0.
Corn, offered in elevators at &c, without
buyers. Oats 4la43c. Rye 75aS5c. Pro-
visions unchanged; fair demand. Lard
S5c. Butter-Western unchanged. Whisky
oslo.
st. LOuis Msrkots-
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9-Flour dull; buyers
off. Wheat dull and lower; No. 2 spring
S1.18; No. red western $3.50. Corn 38A
39c. Oats 245c. Barley 64a65c. Rye
unchanged. Whisky Sc. Mess pork SAB.
Bacon stiff-shoulders SC; clear rib 12c;
clear sides 12Ic. Lard quiet; butchers Sc.
Hogs and Cattle unchanged.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-Flour S7.4067 Is.
Wheat-red $1.5061.55; white $1.656
LIZ. Corn45c. Rye 7la72c. Oats--Old
35a33c; new 30a36c. Barley dull and nomi-
nal. Mess pork, $13.75. Lard-summer
7sc; steam 7sc; kettle at Sc. Bulk meats
sides nos{.nal; none offered; clear rib 10lc;
I0!c; clear sides 1os; shoulders held at g.;
Bacon-stdes strong; clear rib, sales at II &c;
clear sides 11s612c, shoulders quiet at 7s6
&c; Sugar cured hams llaN19c, summer
and winter. Hogs quiet, $435d4.65.
Whisky 88c.
louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-Tobbacco-sales
very small and prices firm. Bagging 100
14c. Flour-extra family $65061.OO
Wheat 1.4561. 80 for choice red and white.
Corn 4Sa5Oc. Oats 28s29c. Rye 65aI5e.
Barley 75a9Oc. Mess pork $3.50. Bacon
shoulders 75e; clear rib Ilsc; clear tides
12c. Bulk meats-sboulders, loose 6ars no
clear rib or clear sides in market. Sugar
cured hams 181019c. Lard, prime leaf
in tierces, 95c; kegs / lc. Whisky $50.
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-There was no reg
ular session Of the Board of Trade to-day.
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