Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-14

OF wheat for the past three days zi,oVV
quarters; American 1900,
Rev York Meney Markst.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Money easy at
to . per cent. Sterling firmer al %;
Gold quiet at from 1f2S to ll3s, with most
business at 113. Loans from to 2 FOR
carrying. Clearings 81. 100000. Treas
ury disbursements 5000. Governments
dull and lower; Cos, old, active at the de-
cline. State bonds dull. Stocks activessand
strong. Erie, Union Pacific and @. @. and
!. c., in each of which there Is large short
interest, where strong and higher. New
York Central showed considerable strength
In the afternoon, but speculation runs al
most entirely on low priced fancies. Short
interest In Erie is so large that 1t loaned to-
dny at from to { for use until tomorrow.
z. Z. and l. G. and Union Pacific loaned
nat, Market closed strong with an upward
tendency.
The suspension of the teahouse Of John
A.. Mckenzie & Co. is announced. The
failure OF several well known coffee and tea
houses in Baltimore creates quite an excite
ment here. The total liabilities of all the
suspended firms viii probably reach
S4,OOO,OOO. New York city will have to
bear portion of the loss as considerable
amount Of paper of Baltimore firms is in the
hands of brokers here.
The Express says the Immediate cause
OF these failures can be traced to the unna-
tural seffort to bull the prices of tea and
coffee In the face Of the repeal of the tariff
duties at the last session Of Congress. 1t
was reported on the street this afternoon
that member of a prominent stock brokers'
firm had decamped with $4,000.
Sterling Exchange. - Bank Bills l08;
U. s. coupons Of 1881, 115; 5-20s of 1862
1l3s; do. 1864, 113s; DO 1885, 114i; do. new,
1l41; do. 1887, 112s; do 1858, 112a; 1O-4Os,
l073; currency 6'S, 112. Missouri bonds
92s. Tennessee, old, Y; do. new u;
Virginia, new, 81; do. old, 46; North Car.
olina, old, 33a; do. new, 20a. 5s-
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The market is
active in cotton goods. Brown and bleached
sheetipgs are in good demand and held at
firm prices with the prospect of an advance
in some of the finer grades. Prints in con-
tinued request and selling very freely.
Common and wool fannels are in demand.
Foreign goods active. Cotton velvets in
demand. Shawls In good request. Steady
prices rule for al fabrics. The imports of
dry goods for the week were, in specie val
ne, 81, 49,, 058 against So, 365, 1885 last week.
The amount thrown on the market was
1854, 1877 against $4,051,5 500 last week.
The total for this week will be about s.
10000.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Flour higher and
more doing; S6.l0011OO. Rye -four $3.50
as 80. Corn meal unchanged. Whisky
92Ac. Wheat firmer, Sl.53s1.74. Rye 78c.
Barley and malt unchanged. Corn lower,
6Sa64ac. Oats 45a52c. Eggs, Western rs
a27c. Coffee, Rio 143a18c. Sugar, fair to
good refining 8as9!c; Cuba Sla94c. No
lasses firm, Glazed 28aS2c; refined Musco-
vido 30s3Sc. Rice Sis94c. Mess pork
S14.00a14.20. Beef active. Cut meats
unchanged. Lard No. to prime steam,
new Ssa9sc; old 9sa94c; kettle 9sc. Butter
and cheese unchanged.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S.-Flour quiet and
Wheat opened active but
closed dull; choice white $1.95aS2; fair to
prime ST. 75a1 80; western red $1.60a1. 10;
amber S1.70aI.60. Corn 613a62. Oats 3S
a42c. Rye quiet and unchanged. Mess
Pork $14.50a14 70. Bulk shoulders
&c; sides 9ts9ac; clear rib 10sc. Bacon
Sugar cured hams 18a19c.
Lard dull at DC. Western butter, choice
20a23c. Whisky 94c.
So. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept 1S.-Flour-a few
lots sold at 10615 parable higher. Wheat
No. spring SLIPS; No. red fall s1.65;
No. 2 $1.75. Corn SEC. Oats 26c.
Barley 85675c. Rye unchanged. Whisky
Doc. Mess pork $l4.1246l4.50. Bacon
only order trade. Lard, winter, fierce
Y; keg II. Hogs $4.7565.25. Cattle
6a6tc, for choice shipping lots.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Flour scarce and
firm at full prices. Wheat higher, closed
quiet at $l.28 for No. spring. Corn SIC.
Oats 25c- Rye 56c657c. Barley 67a67 &c.
Mess pork Sl4 so. Lard Scfor winter, 8sa-
s &c for summer. Bulk meats-shoulders
6!66tc; short ribs S36S5c. Bacon, moth
ing doing. Whisky SOC. Freights to Buff
falo lower; corn l2c.
louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 13.-BaggiDg steady,
Flour active; extra family S6.2567 90
306l so. Corn 56d58. Oats
25a26c. Rye Csc. Mess pork $3.50.
7sc; clear rio 10Bc; clear
sides 10aal1c, packed. Bulk meats
&c; clear rib 9Scclear sides 9sc,
loose. Sugar cured hams 176171c. Lard
9ac. Whisky 92c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 13.-Cotf on steady;
2Os Flour S750d775
Wheat $1.40a1.5 5. Corn As. Rye
oats and barley unchanged. Mess pork
10 90. Lard, summer 80; steam 50, kettle
s. Blk meats 81, 81, 81, %, 90. Bacon
1561056l0!. Sugar cured hams 53617c,
summer and winter. Hogs 45065l0.
Whisky 80.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Sept. l3.-Fiaur quiet and
Corn meal dull and dropping
at 81 IS per Dbl. Corn and oats steauy wife
demand. Bacon-shoulders &c;
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