Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-14
Ro-etxa Markets.


LONDON, MAY Is, . p. NJ Consols for
money esa9355;; account 932a93s. United
States 5-2Os Of '65, 107; 1857, 1095;
10-40's 1O4; new IS, 1O4s; New York
Central, 50; Erie, 3232s; preferred 50.
LvERf0ots Nay 13.-Breadstufs are
dull.
PARIS, May 13.-Rentes 59f Sc.
FRANKFORT, May 13- sos q 1852,
New York Money Market
New YORK. May 15-MOney closed at 3
al per cent. Sterling Exchaflge was dull at
4S7Ra4SS for bankers sixty days, and 49Oa
a4gi for sight. The Customs receipts to-
day weis S270.000.-- Gold opened and
cl6seC at 1921 with sales during the day at
1115a112t- Tbs rates paid for carving
ranged from 3 to 4 per cent and dat. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $274,9OO.
Ths clearings to-day were 81, 100000. To-
mOrrOW's stesBers will take out S6OO,OO
gold coin. Government bonds were steady.
State bonds were dull. stocks opened weak
and declined from to 1s per tent. Later
the loss was recovered and the market con
tinned firm until near the close when there
was decline OF 4a1 y per cent ON the re-
ports that COft:rn1doFe Vanderbilt had been
thrown from a wagOfi and seriously injured
of which there is no continuation, and
Washington dispatch stating that Senator
Logan, in opposing the finance bill, stated
that it would work contraction of 10 per
cent and would give free banking only
name. The principal dealings were in
Western Union, Lake Shore, Union Pacific,
St. Paul, Pacific Mail, Northwestern, Rock
Island, and Wabash. The closing quota
tions were the lowest made
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and two O'Clock to-day amounted to
10000 shares, Of which $1,000 were West
ern Union, $1,000 Union Pacific, 1000
Pacific Mail, 1900 Lake Shore, $500
st. Paul, 5000 Northwestern, i, 800 Wa
bash and $500 Rock Island.
Sterling Exchange.-BankerS' Bills ASS,
United States coupons Of 1881, 1914;
5-20s Of 1882, 1155; do. Of 1854, III; 90,
of 1855, 117s; Co. new 119s; 5-20s Of 1867,
! 1901; United States coupons Of 1868, 1903;
new fives, ia; 10-40s, 114S; currency SKIES,
l16s. Missouri State bonds 95ia; Tennessee,
old s.; do. new S2ss. Stocss-Western
Union Telegraph 500; New York Central
97J; Erie 35aa; do preferred Soc
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, May I3-The trade move
ment continues slow with commission
houses, and jobbing branches are quiet.
Cotton goods are in steady request for
moderate lots from first hands, prices are
tnomlnally firm. Standard makes prints
are quiet bat boriered styles aud shirtings
are fairly active. GiDxhamS are IN fair
jobbing at 11!c. Percales are in good de
mand. Foreign goods are very quiet.
NEW YORK, May 15.-FiOur in moderate
demand and in buyers favcs; superfine
Western and State S5.60a5.S5; extra Ohio
81. 15a7. IS; st. Louis S6-25a1I-OO. Wheat
in moderate demand and lower; No. .
spring st.s7a1.50. Rye quiet at Sl.G5a
Lilo. Barley dull. Corn opened steady
and closed a shade bettcr; rev and old
western mixed S2aS55c. Oats dull and
declining to 60a62 for western mixed.
Coffee dull; Rio 173al9sc, gold. Sugar
dull IF 7saSc. Pork heavy; new mess
sI7.25 for Nay delivery; S17.10al7.125 for
June delivery; friiddles more active; short
clear middles 16c. Lard lower; prime
steam 1Osa1O 9-16c for spot; 10sal0 11-lGc
for june delivery. Whisky firmer 9Sc.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, May ID Flour quiet and
unchanged; family S7.75aS.25. Wheat quiet
and unchanged; Ohio and Indiana red
S1.55aI.56; western ringS1.4Sa1.5O. Corn
western mixed dull; Few S3aS4c; old
SIC. Oats heavy; mixed western 62a65c-
/ Rye steady at S1al.0j. Provisions quiet
and heavy. Mess pork S17.25. Bulk meats
-6sa9!c for shoulders and clear rib. Bacon
shoulders &c; clear rib 1915. Sugar-cured
hams 14al5c. Lard 10ic. Coffee IN
changed. Whisky firm at 90c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, May 13-GOld 112, sight
exchange par, sterling 54Ta54S. Flour
| duh: superfiHs $3.50; xxx S6.25a7.JO;
choice S7.75aS-2a Corn scarce and 6rmer
az Ssa9Os for mixed; yellow Ole; white 81 !
aSl. Oats in fair supply and idemand a.
| 6la63c. Bran scarce at <1.75- Hay-prime
10 choice S23. Mess pork in good demand;
| I6ga165. Dry salt meats scarce: shoulders
&c; clear rib 9.c; clear 94e. Bacon firm;
shoulders nc; clear rib lOsalO1c; clear
| 1Osc. Sugar-eured hams 13ta139c. Lard
scarce; tierces 103a103c. Sugar in good
demands inferior &c; good fair SIC: fully
fair &c; p inc 9!c. NOlaSSes-n0thing
done. Whisky-LOUi5isBa 81: Cincinnati
sI.O3. Coffee quiet; fair to pine 2l3a23e.
Corn meal scarce and finn az S4.GOa4.75.
| C1netnnaff Markets.
CINCINNATI, May 13.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dali and prices have
declined SI.4Oa142. Corn steady at ia
75c. Oats steady at 50ajSc. Rye steady at
| Sl.OS. Barley quiet and unchanged. Pro
yisiOns-demand good at full prices. Mess
pOrk--demand fair and market firm at
| S115O Iard--demand fair and market
firm; sumnief steam 1Oc, loose winter
kettle IL &c. Bulk meIts-demand good at
full prices; shoulders 6se for spot; sc Tor
\ June delivery; clear rib &c for May delivery;
clear gIc. Bacon-demand fair aud market
firm: shoulders &c; clear rib 9sa9sc; clear
IO!c. Whisky quiet at s5c-
Louisville Markets.
| LOUISVILLE, May 1S.--flOur quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged at o4as6c- Oats
guist and unchanged at 62a65e. RyeSl.1O.
| Provisions quiet. Mess pork SLID. Ba-
shoulders re; clear rib 1OalOsc.
Sugar-cured hams 13ssc; plain life. Bulk
meats-shoulders &c; clear rib 9ta9ec.
Lard-tierees lie; kegs IFS. Whisky
gGe.
| CHICAGO. MAY -. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat in fair demand but at
lower rates; No. 1 spring Sl.259; No z
st.2fal .2f{ cash; Sl22 for June delivery.
Corn i'm fair demand but at lower rates;
No. 2 mixed GOBc cash; 614c for June de
livery, G2sc for July delivery. Oats dull
snd declined to 44a44..c cash; 42sc for July
delivery. Rye scarce and firm at 9sa9ssc-
Barley quiet aud unchanged; No 2 sl;4O;
Mess pork opened lower with sales at $40 90
for June delivery; closed firm and the de-
cline recoved; S16.621 cash or for June de
livery; sl6.S75 for July delivery. Lard
steady Slu.30 cash; S1O.45 for June delivery.
Bulk meats steady; sales Of clear nib SIC
loose for spot.
ST. LOufs Markets.
ST. LOUIS, MAY 3.-FlOuT-demand fair