Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-20

zoos to 99sc, but recovered at the close and
sold at 99a- Lake Shore was the strongest
stock on the list.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and two O'Clock to-day smodnted te
$4,000 shares, of which &c. 900 shares were
Western Union. 5000 Pacific Mail, IT,
600 New York Central, 5000 Lake Shore,
5000 Erie, 1000 Union Pacific, 1900
Northwestern; 5000 St. Paul, and 1000
Wabash. 90
The Stock Exchange Committee on Sc
curtiies have notified the Exchange that in
consequences Of the appearance Of counter
fer bonds they direct that hereafter the
| ChieagO and Northwestern first mortgage
per cent. coupon bonds, dated July l, 1859,
payable August 1855, shall be bonds regis
tered in 4 name and not to bearer as
heretofore: genuine bonds can be registered
at the Office Of the company. The Mis-
sodri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
have notifed the New York Stock Ex-
change Of their intention to issue 5000
100 Of preferred stock in shares Of 500
each.
Sterling Exchange .-Bankers' Bills 1884,,
United States coupons Of 1881. 100;
5-20s Of 1862. 1924; do. Of 1864, 1143; 90.
Of 1885, lid; ds,. new lis; SOS Of 1857;
llSt; United states coupons Of 1865, 11Ss;
new ives, 112s; lO-40s, 113b; currency SKIES
llSs; Missouri State bends IS. Tennessee
old II; DO. new "A. Stocks Western
Union Telegraph 50; New York Central
l0l; Erie 2Ss; do preferred 45.
New KOrk Dry Goods maFkea.
NEw YORK. Nov. "a There was an
improved feeling in trade and more activity
IN some departments. Cotton goods are in
steady request, and heavy aud fouI-yard
browns were firmly held. Bleaehed costons
moved slowly. Corset jeans are in g0ed
demand; some makes closely sold up.
Side-band prints are quick. Ginghams are
doing well and more active. Wooden
goods were quiet.
New York General markets..
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-FloUr quiet and
lower; superfne, western and State 500
az Al; extra Ohio 81. S0a6. 80; st. Louis $490
aS.0O-. Wheat dull and lower No. 3 spring
Sl.04a1.06; No. 2 spring S1.0Ga1.0S. Rye
| 9ias6c. Barley steady. Corn dull aud
lower at 9la9lic. Oats dull at SAC.
Coffee firm. Sugar more active az SaStc-
Mess pork quiet and firm; middles quiet.
Lard lower; prime steam 14tal5tc. Whisky
steady at Sl.U3.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-FlouT quiet and
unchanged; family S5.jOa6. rs. Wheat dull
at S1.1Sa1-22- Corn HOmin !. Oats dull
at 6lae2c. Rye dull at 05a9ec. Provisions
strong and buOyant but quiet under limited
receipts. Mess pork S2l. Bulk nests, no
Old here; no sales Of new. BaeOn-shoul-
ders very scarce 81 1O3alO5c; clear rib la
14ic. Sugar-cured hams 15a16e. Lard
l5al55c, Coffee nOminally UNCHANGED at
l7sal9a, gold. Whisky quiet.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.--Gold closed
at llOI; sight Z dis; sterling $50. Flour
firm; XX S46Oa4.7:i; good to choice xxx
S5-30a5.5O; choice S5-75a6.z5- COrn-de-
mand active at Sl.l0 for white and yellow.
Oats firm al 6Sa7O. Bran S1.15. Hay firm;
prime $500; choice S27.50 Ness- pork in
better supply and lower; new 81 old S23.
Dry salt meals. there is none in first hands;
shoulders at o.. Bacon scarce and ia de-
mand; shoulders 9salOS clear rib 143c;
clear sides l4sc. Hams-old I3te; new Is
al65c. LaGl-narket bare, would COM
maBd l55e. Sugar in good demand for
better grades; prices iiTmeri inferior 4a5sc;
common - lGc; fair 10 fully fair 64a7ic;
prime IsaSc MOlasses firm; Inferior DC;
fair 35a43c; prime 10 choice 52a57e. Wis
XIV scarce; Louisiana S1.04a1 .06; choice
=
lS5alS,e prime le.c. Corn meal quiet at
Sl.35.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINEAT1. Nov. l9.-Flour steady.
Wheat firm; rel SI.04al.O6. Corn higher;
ear 6Ga6Se; shelled I0c; bulk 54a5Se- Rye
scarce and firm at Sl.05. Barley firm at
$50. Mess pork steady at so for. spot
S21 for February delivery. Lard firm and
l. efs. hnNH a. -.
for spot. Bulk meats firm; shoulders z
re; clear rib 1Oisl0.e: clear sides l0salOs
for all 10 10 20 days "a salt. Bacon scarce
and finn; shoulders 9la9sc; clear rib 1Sa
14c. Whisky finn Al Csc. Hogs slow; me-
dinm 10 fair packing s7.45a7 So; good
packing and butchers S7.GOaT s.; receipts
1I.cIi.
louisville aarkeaa.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 10 Flour, quiet
and UNCHANGED. Wheat quiet and qn-
changed. Corn 72a74c Oats quiet and
unchanged at 5SaG0e Rye quiet and I'M
changed sje. Mess pork S2l.O0. Bacon,
none in the market. Sugar-eured hams
12al2sc. Bulk nleats-shUuldeIS 7ia7ac;
clear rib I0!afGsc; clear l0sa11c. Lard
tieroes ! al4ac; KEGS l5al5tc. Whisky
csc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-FlOuT quiet and
unch9lged. Wheat steady; No. / spring
92c; No. ? SSsc cash; SOLE for December
delivery; 90sc for January delivery. Corn
higher 79sc cash or December delivery; 75c
bid for seller al tie year; 71c for Nay de-
livery. Oats steady at JO1e cash, 49fc for
seller al the year. Rye yUe. Barley quiet
and unchanged AZ sl.29 cash; 81 .29b for
December delivery. Mess pork closed
quiet at $50 cash; SIg.S5 for seller all the
year; SO 4ja2O.JO for February delivery;
sales at S20.46. Lari-demaBd good at
fun prices; I3se cash; 1910 for seller all the
year; 135e for February delivery. Bulk
meafs-demand good at full prices; shoul-
,Iers &c; clear mo 9ial0e; clear 103e, all
loose and partly cured. Green hams 10tc
for Is average. Whisky steady at 99c.
50. Louis Markets.
ST. louis, Nov. 19.-FlOur quiet and
extra S4a4. %; Xxx S4.25a4.50.
Wheai-holders firm; buyers OF; small
sales; No 3 ned fall 9Sc. Corn higher at
74a75e Oats higher af Sc sa57c cash; 5S3e
bid for February delivery. Barley firm and
Rye scarce, nothing done.
Mess pork firm az $40 cash and February
$40 al Quincy for November de-
livery. Dry salt meats quiets shoulders,
pdckeus C 8dCpD-uOLAillS uollies La4I
active and firm al l2Ic for December de-
livery; BE for February delivery. Hogs
steady and good demand; common 6a64c-
Cattles in good demand; prime 70 choice
native steers 4;s6c; receipts 1900.
Mernphas markets..
MEMPHIS. Nov. 19.-FlOur is steady.
Corn dull and lower at S5aSTc. Oats duh
and dropping at Csc. Mess pork finn at
$3.50. Lard easier at 14la154c. Balk
meats firm; shoulders SC; clear rib lie
clear 119c. BacOn-elear rib 133c.
NOVEMBER
sCHENcK's PULMOSIc SYRUP FOR THR CURE o.
CONsUMPTION, COUGHS AND COLDS.
The great virtue OF this medicine Is that 10
ripens the matter and throws il out OF the sys-
tenn, purifies the blood, and thus effects cure.
sOHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, ETC.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the
stomach, creating appetite, forming ehyle,
AMI curing the most obstinate cases Of indiges-
ton.
sCHRNCK.s MASDRAKE PILLS, FOR TIE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, Etc,
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a