Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-12

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The announcement that MeSsrs. Scott and
Cassett, Vice President Of the Pennsylva'
MIA road and 1fr. King, Vice President o.
the Baltimore and Ohio road, were in town
by appointment, and that a conference was
about to be held with Jewell, President OF
Erie Company, as arbitrator, caused
buOyaney. Late in the afternoon prices
dropped of on the announcement that on
Monday next the Ere Railway Company
will reduce the fares between New York
and Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
but just before the close the market rallied
and closed firm. The Weakness at the
/ opening, especially in Western stocks, was
due to the discussion arising and Of the
| reports current about a reduction Of rates
| BY the Illinois railroad Commissioners.
There is hardly doubt that a conference
is going on between railroad magnates to-
day, with a view Of settling the difficulties
between the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Pennsylvania railroads.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and two O'Clock to-day amounted to
5000 shares, Of which $4,000 shares were
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union, 700
Erie, 14,CO0 Northwestern, 10000 Lake
Shore, 5000 st. Paul, 5000 Ohios and J.
900 Union Pacific.
Sterling Exchange -Bankers' Bills ASA;
United States coupons Of 1881 125s; 5-2Os
Of 1852 lis; do. Of 1854 11S4; do. 1855
1921; do new 1235; U. S. coupons Of 1857,
l25; do. Of 1865, 124aa, new iveS, ITS;
lO-z0s, 10; currency SKIES 1223; Missouri
State bonds 1929. tennessee old 513; 60.
new 5l5c. S1Ocks-Western Union Tele-
graph "a: Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Isl; New York Central l034!i Erie 163; do.
preferred q.
Kew York Dry aOOds Market
NEW YORK, June 11.-There was a con-
tinued excitement in the print market and
very large lines Of Gamers and AmOskeag
chocolate fancies were taken by the trade,
apart from which prints were dull. Cotton
goods continue quiet but prices Of the best
makes are steady. Paper eambries are
selling more freely at &c. Low and me-
dunn fancy cassimeTes are more active.
Hosiery is beginning to move in fancy
markets.
sew YORK General Markets.
NV YORz, June 1.-FiouI-market
steady and prices are unchanged; superfine
western and State S4.50a4.75; extra Ohio
S4.S5aT.OO; st. Louis So. 15as.25. Wheat in
better demand; No. I spring 81. 1sa1 p; No.
2 Chicago Sl.11a1.12. Rye quiet and
unchanged; Canada IN bond 9Oc; State 81.
Barley was nominal. Corn better at
TSaSIc. Oats dull ard heavy at 70a73c.
Coffee firm; Rio cargOes 16alS4c gold;
jObbing at 16Ia195c gold. Sugar is steady
at S1aSSc. Mess pork is lower at Sl9.123
for new mess; middles are steady; short
clear 12c. Lard lower; prime steam 49, e.
Whisky S1.20.
New, Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, June 11.-Gold 1854;
sight : prem; sterling SO. Flour
market firm; snperine s.; X 1925; Xxx
$3.50; Xxx s.. 75a6JO; choice Sc. 75a7.25.
Corn firm at S5a95c. Bran 92BcaS1.00.
Hay quiet; prime SO; choice SO. Coffee
steady, fair to prime 175a1SBc. Mess pork
quiet at S21.25a21.50, as in weight. Dry
salt meats dull; shoulders 94ca95c clear rib
not quoted. Bacon jobbing at 9sc for
shoulders; clear rib 153c; clear sales 1870;
so boxes Of clear sides sold yesterday a
124c. Hams dull at 13a133c. Lard dull
tierces refined 14saI55c. Whisky is dull;
Louisiana rectiied SLID; choice western
S1.2Oa1.22. Corn meal S4.O7t. Sugar
fair to fully fair Sa9C; Irime to strictly
prime 9!a95c- Alolasses dull; common Is;
fair 50a55c; prime 70 choice 5sa70c.
Clzoisnats Markets.
CINCINNATI, June II.-FIour duh and
unchanged; family S430a5. 40. Wheat dull
and nominal; led Sl.lSa1.Z2. Corn firm at
72a74c. Oats steady at 67a66c. Rye duh
and lower at S1.05al.0S. Barley dull and
nominal. Mess pork steady at 5000.
Lard is unchanged; summer BE Bulk
meats firm; shoulders 81; clear rio lltaI15c,
closing strong; clear sides 11sal1ic. Ba-
con quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady
at S1.15.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, June II. - Flour is quiet
and unchanged; extra S450a5.UJ; extra
family 3 50a6.0O; A No. 1 S6.25a6.50;
fancy So. Tja7.25. Wheat quiet and IN
changed at S1.20ai.25. Corn nominal at
7la13c. Oats nominal at 6Sa70c. Rye dull
at S1.15. Provisions quiet, and firm. Mess
pork S20.00a20.2j, Bulk meats-shoulders
S4sS5c; clear rib 11sa11sc; clear sides Ia
125c. Bacon-sbouldeTs 9ia95c; clear rib
125a12sc; clear sides 13aI33C. Sugar-cured
hams lSta14c. Lard dull; prime steam
151ai5sc; key 15ia16c. Whisky SI.Ij.
Bagging quiet and firm at 13tta14c.
Chicago HaFEess-
CHICAGO, June IL. - Flour market
dull and unchanged; fair to choice west
en extra S45Oa4. 70; fancy family s.; Min
DesOta extras 81 S5aj.75. Wheat higher;
No. l spring 8 %; No. 2 spnDg 97c for
spot; 9Sa0S5c for July delivery; 993c Tor
August delivery. Corn higher at 67se;
regular 66fc for spot; csc bid for July &c
livery; 71sc for August delivery. Oats duh
and dropping at 60cs for spot; 67sc for July
delivery. Rys unchanged. Barley higher
at S1.2S for spot; S1.O4Ja1.05 for September
delivery. Mess pork dull and lower at
S19.30al9.35 for SPOT or for July delivery.
Lard dull and lower al 13!. &C for spot; $3.50
a12.35 for July delivery; 1870 for september
delivery. Bulk meats steady; shoulders
SC; clear rib 1l3a1l4c, loose for spot.
Whisky firm at S1.17.
Sc. Louis Ezsrkesa.
ST. LOUIS, June 1l.-FlOur - market
dull and unchanged and very little doing.
Wheat higher; No. red winter SI.34a
1.345 cash; S1.364a1.365 for July delivery;
No. soft spring 97c for June delivery; gS3
for July delivery. Corn lower at &c cash !
and for June delivery; CSC for July de- !
livery. Oats lower at 5Sa6D5c. Rye steady |
at SI0Sa1.12. WHISKY steady at Sl.1S. |
Mess pork lower to sell, offered at SO 65a |
1925, only $3.50 bid; sales at so for |
September delivery. Dry salt meats are |
Bacon quiet with only small /
iObbing trade. Lard nominal. Hogs are |
slow at 6!a68c; receipts $50. Cattle firm; |
native steers ranged from a 20 &c.
EemFhls Markets.
MEMPHIS, June 1.-FlOE-market dull 1
and nominal. Corn dull and dropping at
S2aS4c. Oats dull and nominal at nc. |
Lard dull and nominal at l4is154c- Bacon
quiet and unchanged.