Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-09
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Treasurer discussed $4,000. The Customs
receipts TODAY were $4,000. The failure
| of Charles Lewis was announced on
Stock Exchange to-day. RumOrs OF other
failures are plentiful, but none authenticat-
ed. The ruInOrs, however, had dePress-
ing effect. Money was 2a3 per cent
| Prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent
| Sterling exchange was dull at 4o43a4S0
| for sixty days, and 4S7sa4S7s for sight
Gold ranged at 109a1103, was active with
| frequent huctuafi ions and closed at 40.
| The borrowing rates were fat at per cent
| closing at the latter price. The eiearings
TODAY were $3O,O00,OOO. Government
bonds were firm. State bonds were quiet
i and nominal. Railroad bonds were dull
/ Stocks Opened weak and declined 4a1
per cent, which afterwards recovered and
| the highest prices Of the day were made
| At the second call prices again fell of dur
ingthe last hour la1! per cent. witha re-
coyery of Aa1 per cent. in the final dealings
and steadier tone at the close
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and two o'clock to-day amounted TO
over 10000 shares, Of which 2l.OOo were
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mall 81
600 Lake Shore, 27,OOO Union Pacific, D.
| 600 Wabash, 1900 Ohios, 1900 Erie,
| anu ZO,Uut NOftnWesOeflis
Sterling Observation-Disclosures Bills 4S53;
/ United States coupons Of 1881, llS.
| 5-2Os of 1862. 1I2s; do. Of 1854, 11Js; 90.
of 1866, 116s; dn. new 1l5s; 5-2Os OF 1857.
| ll7l; United States coupons Of 1858, llI5;
new fiyes. I1I1; &c rs, ffis; currency SKIES
/ i1T!; Missouri State bonds 81 Tennessee
/ old 60; do. new 60. StOeks-Western
Union Telegraph 79s; New York Cen
traI 1O's; Erie 49,; do preferred 80.
New York Dry Goods Market
| NEW YoRK, Oct. S.-Business continu-
ed irregular with commission houses and
iobbing trade is inactive. Brown eOttOns
are in better demand and there is an in
creased inquiry for sheetings and drills for
exports with large transactions Fancy
Nader prints are fairly active but side
bands are depressed. Ginghams are less
active. Dress goods are doing well. ShaWis
and hosiery are dull and foreign goods are
sluggish.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-FlOur in buyers
favor; superfine western and State S4.4Oa
4.SO; extra Ohio S5.00a6.S5; st. Louis
S. 25a9.0O. Wheat less active at Sl.1la
LIZ for No. 2 Northwestern; No. ? spring
81 .1Oal ~. Rye firm at 94caSl. Barley
firm and steady. Corn active and in good
demand at 96a965e Oats firm at 62a64c.
/ Coffee quiet. Sugar dull at S5aSsc. Mess
pork dull; new mess $500. Lard dull
and heavy; prime steam l44c Whisky is
steadyat SLOT.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct. S.-Flcur steady and
unchanged at S4.0Oa6.O5. Wheat firm at
| 81. IeBal21. Corn quiet at Csc. Oats
/ quiet at 61a62c. Rye unchanged. Proyi-
| sions unchanged. Mess pork unchanged
at S24. Bacon, shoulders 9sa10c; clear rib
sides 10c; clear sides l43a15c. SugarcIIred
hams 14zal5c Lard nominal. Coffee
nominal. Whisky scarce and firm at Sl.Oe.
New Orleans Markets.
| NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.--GOld 109s,
sight par; sterling 5314. Flour unchanged;
| Xxx S4.25; xxx S5.l0a6.O0; superfine 4.25,
choice, S6.2Ja6.5O; family S7.OO. Corn quiet
at Toe for yellow; white 90. Oats in good
supply and duh at 6Sa65c- Bran scarce;
| held al S1.30. Hay dull; prime $500;
/ choice 5000. Mess pork no demand;
| held at $500. Dry salt meats-sbOuldeTs
| held at 9lc. B ICON no demand; shoulder
held &c; clear rlb 15c: elearside Ice. Hams
dull at 14a15c. Lard quiet; tierce 15sc; key
/ 16sc. Sugars barrels of new received,
first this season, fair sold at Ssc. MOlasses
30 barrels prime new received, the first
this season. sold at soc; new syrup p bblS
and - half bbls, received to-day, sold at
75c for fair; prime SOc; choice 90c. Coffee
easy; ordinary TO prime 1Ga2O3c. Corn
meal dull; fresh held az S4.2t'a4.30.
Cincinnati Markets..
| CINcINSATI, Oct. S.-Flour dull and
unchanged: family s. OOa5.4O. Wheat firm
er; red 81 .0Oal.O6; white S1.10aI.15. Corn
quiet and weak; old S2aS4c; new ear soc.
Oats dull and dropping at 53a57c. Rye 95a
97c. Barley-NO- 2 fall dull and unchanged
at Sl.2ja1.45. Lard Ii "a 1870. Mess pork
nominal. Bulk meats dull and nominal;
shoulders 7.aSc; clear rib i3a134e; clear
sides I4al45c. Bacon is only in limited
jObbing demand; shoulders Ssa9c; clear rib
I5a1ssc; clear sides 159e. Whisky active
At decline, 81.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. S.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; superfine S5.75a4-25; extra S4.25
a4.75; extra family S5aj.j0; No. I 5.75a
6.2J; fancy SG.25a6.75. Wheat quiet and
unchanged; red QJe; amber Sl.05; white
S1.lO. Corn S2aS5e Oats dull and lower
at j4a5Sc. Rye S1.0O. Barley unchanged.
Mess pork nominal. Bacon dull: shoulders
&c; clear rib 15alj5c. Sugar-cured hams
BE; plain nominal. Bulk meats quiet
and unchanged; shoulders sc; clear rib
he; clear sides none here. Lard 1876.
Whisky lower at SlO2. Bagging lower; 2
lbs Kentucky hemp l3al3.c; fax and jute
as to weigh. 14al45c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-FlOur steady and de
mand chiefly local and sales private Wheat
closed dull and weak; No. I spring 9Sa9S55;
No. ? 92ic for sPot; 92c for October de
livery; 9l5aSIsc for November delivery.
Corn steady at T9sa19se for spot 1859 for
October delivery; 75sc for November de-
livery; 72se for seller all the year. Oats
soc cash or for October delivery; 4Sse for
November delivery. Rye steady at StaS45.
Barley active and advanced: No. 2 spring
81 .O5a1 II cash; Sl.US for October delivery;
81 .0t for November delivery; No. 3 92a)6c.
Mess pork dull and dropping at S21.50
cash; Sl7.75 for seller all the year. Lard
steady at l4sc for spot; S1l.55 for seller all
the year. Bulk meats quiet and unehang-
ed. Wheat-receipts 13S, 900 bushels No
markets tomorrow, holiday.
MeUnEhIs Markets
MEMPHIS, Oct S.-FlOur duh and DoIn-
inal. Corn lower at 93a94c. Oats G4c.