Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-12

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49,; Net receipts 1906. Exports, Great
Britdiu 268 Gales; on stOck3G,00O.
SAVANNAH, Nov. IL. - Cotton easier.
quiet middlings 1873. Net Receipts ), lOa;
Sales 1,716. Stock 72,344.
Mobile, Nov. 11.-Cotton, quiet, de-
mand moderate; middlings 13S; low mid
dlings 49,; strictly good ordinary 125. Net
receipts S32. Exports, coastwise, 600. Sales
800 last evening. Stock 1,200.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11.-Cotton lower;
middling 1890;
LOUISVILLE, Nov, II - Cotton quiet,
1890, for middling.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l1-Cotton steady at
1876.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Nov. II, , P. M.-ConsOls for
money 92a92aa; on account 92a925; dis
count 92aa; United States 5-20s of 1865, 91a;
do. of 1867, 953I; United States 10-40s 903;
new SIS 905; Erie 33s. Amount of bullion
gone into the Bank of England on balance
to-day fS1 900,
LIVERPOOL, Nov 11.-BreadstuflS firm.
PARIS, Nov. 11.-Rentes 56f. 92c.
New York Money.
New YORK. Nov. 11-MOney is easier,
ats to I. Sterling is frmer for 90 days at
105sal06, and weaker for sight at 10Sa10S!
Custom receipts were S23S,000. Gold was
quiet at from 10TIa107S, closing at 1914.
Loans were from to I for carrying and fiat
for borrowing, The Assistant Treasurer
discussed $4,000. The clearings were
S3,000,0O0. Governments were barely steady
in the late dealings. Stocks We're strong
and higher, at an advance of 59a5 per cent
up to the end of the second call. When
the report Of the clearing house association
was made public reaction of 9ia2 per cent
took place. Towards the close there was a
tirmer feeling, though the afternoon decline
was not fully recovered. Larger business
was done than usual. The dealings were
particularly animated in Western Union,
Pacific and Ohio. Many short contracts
where covered to-day, The volume of bust
ness on the Stock Exchange was unusually
large. aggregating between u and 2 o'clock
$4,000 shares, of which $4,000 were West
ern Union; 4,S00 Union Pacific; 100 Wa
bash: 1,S00 Pacific Mail; 2,400 OhiOs; 49,
800 New York Central; $500 ST. Paul:
10000 Lake Shore; 500 Hannibal & st. Joe;
700 Harlem; 400 Erie; 800 Delaware, Lack.
& Western; 600 Cleveland & Pittsburgh;
1900 Columbus, Chicago Il indianapolis
Central; 1,200 Rock Island; 1000 North
Western, and 300 do. preferred,
Sterling Exchange. Il Bankers Bills;
1O6; United States coupons of 1881, 11255;
5-20s of 1862, 1861; do. of 1864 1914; do.
of 1865, 1919; do. new 9-34 1867, 1919; do
of 1868, 1103; new fives 1861; United
States coupons of 10-40s, 1861; United
States currency skies, 1901. RQnds-MiS-
souri, State bonds, S52; Tennessee, old 81,
do. new "a. StOcks-Western Union Tele-
graph 53s. New York Central S25. Erie
3Saa.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE city is full of
buyers from all sections, who have arrived
to attend the great closing sales Of two of
the largest iObbing houses in the trade,
which commenced to-day under favorable
auspices. General jobbing trade ruled
quiet. The special distribution at job
prices was very large. Manufacturers
agents were inactive to-day. Dress fabrics
continue in fair demand, Wool 1annels
are in better request and blankets are sell
ling more freely.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-FlOur shade
frmer and more doing; Superfine Western
and State S4.90a5.45; extra Ohio S5.75a
1850; st. Louis $6.20a10.00. Whisky steady
at 92c. Wheat active and higher, No. 3
spring SIPS; No. 81 .29a1 80; red western
81. 43a1.45. Barley unchanged. Corn
a shade fiTmer, western mixed 5q5a60.
Oats shade better, mixed western 465a47.
Coffee dull and unchanged. Sugar steady
Pork dull; new mess $15; middlings firm,
long clear spot u, long and short clear,
January and February, Gsa7. Lard firmer,
steam spot Z 5-16a75.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-FlOur dull and
Wheat steady; choice amber
S1.7O; good to prime red S1;50a1. 80. Corn,
mixed western dull 6Oa61 Oats, weak
and lower 47a4Sc. Rye dull. PrOvi-
siOns firm. Mess pork nominal, S13.75a
300. Bulk Shoulders 52a6. Clear Rib
54a5S. Bacon-shOulders u; clear rib Y.
Job lOts-sugar-cured hams 11a13. Lard
nominal. Whisky dull and nominal Ola
D1R.
New Orleans Markets,
New ORLEANS, Nov. 11.-Pork dull,
offering S15; bacon dull; shoulders and
clear rib 81; clear So; hams nominal and
lard easier, tierce S5a So; keg 10. Sugar
dull. declining, inferior 4ba5, common 5Ia |
s, good fair to fully fair 7ssa5; seconds SaS44;
yellow, clarified and white 81. MOlasses |
iull, declined; prime and strictly prime |
47a54: choice j5a56; others unchanged. |
Gold T5aS; currency 2a2Ia; sterling 10aa115 |
'or currency sight; 1a14 premium for certi-
fed checks.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 11.-Flour duh and |
prices dropping, at $6.25a6.6O. Wheat |
Iuiet at S1.25a1.30. Corn demand fair and |
market firm, at 45c. Rye quiet and I'M
changed. Oats, market steady at 32a40c.
Barley dull but unchanged. Groceries |
teBdy. Eggs firmer at 23c. Butter and
,heese is in fair demand and market firm.
Mess pork-Old nominal; new scarce and
inn, jobbing at S12a12.50. Lard-steam
II good demand; sales at 9-16a6sc; kettle,
upply light; iobbing at 7a74c. Bulk meats
old nominal, new firm; shoulders at 4ac
0 sc; clear rib, sales at sc, but held high
r; clear, SIC. Bacon in good demand;
hOuIders at 5aa6c; clearri at 52a6c; clear
t Sc. Hogs in fair demand at s. 70a3 s.;
reen shoulders sold at 3ac sales of clear
Id at sc; sales of hams at 14de, average
&C. Whisky-sales at So.
Louisville Markets. I.
LOUISVILLE Nov. II. - Bagging held
inn at 13aa14Ic. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet
\ 5Sa62c. Flour quiet. Oats quiet at Asa
7c in depot, sacked. Rye dull, Barley
eld firm at S1.5Oa1.60. Coffee and hay
MET. Hogs firm and in good demand;
eavy grades S3.5Oa3.65, gross; receipts
.O6i. Bacon steady and in light demand;
houlders &c; clear rib 64a6ac; clear 6sa7c,
acked. Sugar-cured hams 9salOc. Lard, !