Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-27

New YORK. Jan. 90 Money closed
easy at per cent. Sterling dull at 4S3 for
so days and 1864 for sight. Gold ranged
between 111i and 111ss and closed at lila.
Carrying rates 4a6 per cent. Clearings
S24,OOO,OOO. Customs receipts S366,OOfi.
State bonds quiet and strong. Govern
ments flrm; considerable business, Stocks
weak early IN the day at a decline of TO
Il; alter noon reaction occurred, the de
cline was recovered and the market closed
strong at nearly the highest prices of the
day. The principal, dealings were in
Long-shore, which was an exception to the
general early decline; Western Union and
81 Paul. Sales between 10 and 2 o'clock
l2l,OOO shares, of which 1000 were Long
shore; 1880 Western Union; 6,OOO Union
Pacific; 1900 New York Central; 1900 St.
800 Pacific Mail and $500 Ohios.
Sterling Exchange. Bills 1884;
United States coupons of 1881, 11S2;
5-2ts Of 1862, ia; do. of 1864 1165; do.
OF 1865, 1l73; do. new 116s; 5-2Os of 1867,
ll1s; United States coupons Of 1858, II7s;
new tyes, l12s; 10-4Os, 114ii;;'cuTrencysixe
l15. Missouri State bonds 93I;; Tennessee,
old 500; do. new 500; Virginia, new, 40; do.
old, 40: North Carolina, old, 20; do. new,
IA. StOcks-Western Union Telegraph 76s;
New York Central 103ii; Erie 4T5; do. pre-
ferred IL.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-There was a
more active movement in trade to-day.
Manufacturers and agents are distributing
a fair aggregate amount of staple and fancy
productions to Western and Southwestern
jobbers. The local jobbing trade continues
quiet. Cotton goods are in steady demand
and firm, and price of prints active. COche
COmpany's prints are reduced to 105aIIc.
Woolens are fairly active. Foreign goods
improving.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Flour IN moderate
and higher; superfine Western and State
s.. I5a6.25; extra Ohio So. T5aS. 10:
st. Louis S6.90a11.OO. Whisky steady at
99c. Wheat in fair demand and higher;
No. 2 spring S1.59a1.61. Rye firm. Barley
scarce and tending upward, Western 81. 80
Corn dull, old western mixed afOat gOc.
old. Oats 63a64c; Coffee firm; Sugar
firm and higher, SaS 11-16. Pork steady;
new mess SI6.25; middles firmer: long
clear SIC; short clear SIC; Lard frner;
prime steam spot and February; 9sc,
for March; 9Sa11-15.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn mixed
quiet So. Oats dull and and dropping at
55a5S' Rye, good demand 9Sa1 90. Pro
visions strong and buOyant Mess pork
Bulk meats shoulders
7a7ie; clear rib S5as3c. BacOn-shoUlders
Sc; clear rib %. Hams-sugar-cure
12aI9e. Land &c. Coffee strong and fair TO
prime; Rio 26a2Sc gold. Whisky S1.01a
1.02.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26. - Flour dull:
xxx S6.75a$7.25; family SS.OOa9.OO.
Corn quiet, white nc; yellow soc. Oats
easier at 56a57c. Bran dull at S1IO. Hav
dull; ordinary S1GaS1S; choice S24. Pork
dull at Sl6.25. Dry salt meats qniet;
shoulders 63c; clear rib sc. Bacon scarce |
and higher at 81, S595a10c. Hams dull at |
l13c. Lard scarce and in good demand; |
fierce 95c; keg I0c. Sugar dull; inferior |
ita53c; common Static; fair to fully fair |
j5a72c; prime to choice SaS5e. Moiasses,
,OOd demand; fair 52a57c; strictly prime /
j6e. Whisky quiet; Louisiana 99c; Cinein-
lati 81 .O3. Coffee quiet at 24ta29c. Corn
neal dull at $500.
1IaEAC8.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-Flour-Demand
air and market firm. Wheat dull and
'rices dropping Ct S1.4Sa1.55. Corn dull
md prices dropping at 60a62c. Oats quiet
nd unchanged. Barley, demand fair, and
'rices advanced full 14a16c. Rye-demand
air, and market firm at 92c. Provisions
rmly held and little doing. Pork firm at
1915. Lard firm; steam 95c asked, &c bid:
ettle 9ia9sc. Bulk meats strong; shout
ers quiet at 81; clear rib, 75aSc; clear S5a
I. Bacon firm; shoulders I!a7sc; clear
ID S.aSsc; clear 9a95c- Hogs firm; light
5.25a5.55; heavy S5.65a5.S0. Whisky
emand good and market firm at 95c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE Jan. 26-FlOur quiet and
nm. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet at 6Sa
&c. Oats firm at 62a70c. Provisions |
I'm. Mess pork S1j.25a15.50; bulk shout
erS, &c; clear rib, Sc; clear, sc. Bacon
hOulders, re; clear rib, 81; clear, 95c. |
ugar cured hams 12ta12Ic. Lard, tierces,
&c; kegs, 1Otc; prime steam, &c. Whisky,
aaJJc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Flour dull and !
nchanged- Wheat active and prices have |
ivanced at the opening, and closed dull
nd advanced at last to No. spring Sl.262; | I
%. ? Sl-254 spot; SI.25s for February.
and prices advanced, closing
Iiet, with most of the advance lost; No. 2
liked 5Sac for cash; 5Ssc for February;
&c for March. Oats-demand fair and
ices advanced; 43 &c cash, and 445c march.
fair and market firm; No. 2
SOaSlc. Barley quiet and unchanged; No.
fall S1.65a1.70; No. 3 S1.43a1 80. accord 4
z to location. Dressed hogs-demand !
'Od at full prices; S6.25a6.40. Whisky !
.mand fair and prices have advanced to +
&c. Mess pOrk-demand fair and prices c
I'VE advanced to S14.50 cash; $14.55 for a
ebruary; Sl4.95 for March. Lard-de- =
and fair and prices advanced to S9.25 +
Sh; $3.50 for February, S9.55 for March. Q
ulk meats-demand good at full prices;
oulders SIC; short rib niddles nc; short =
ear middles 7sc, all loose, spot; &c more
r March Green meats firm at 55a79c.
ans Of 16 pounds average &c.
81. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 26.-FloUr quiet and =
lchanged, lower grades still scarce and b
inted. Wheat, spring, active and adj
need, No. 2 1853 spot; 126Ia127! for =
nuary; winter firmer, No. 3 red 146 bid. | \
,rp Scarca and birIar irror,tIor NJ , | y.