Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Fiour is with
out decided change; sales OF 900 bbls at
81 1904 55 for supeffne; State, 81 6OtG5;
extra do, s. 05(G5 30; choice do, 81 4j9
1 So; super western, 81 1905; round hoop
Ohio, s. O546; trade brands of southern
Hour without any decided change; sales,
$50 bbls at s5 60Cd6 for common to fair;
extra, So 05@9 70 for good to choice;
extra rye hour dull; sales, 290 bbls at $50
5 20. Cornmeal dull. Wheat firm but
quiet; sales, 5000 bus; 81 09Gl 10 for
No. Chicago; 81 1O(9I Is for No. 2 Mil
waukee; 81 2iG1l 80 for winter red amber
western; 81 45 for white State. Corn
scarce and decidedly firmer; sales, 5000
bus at 99c9Sl tor new mixed western; 81
for white State; 81 O4Gl 05 for western
yellow. Rye quiet. Barley steady; sales,
$500 bush; Canada West, 81; barley malt,
steady; sales, 500 bus at 81 20 for Canada.
Sales of 500 bus Canada peas in bulk at 81.
Oats tirmer, sales q COO bus at 56(95TLc
for western, and 6l]5463 for sHhio and
state. Pork steady, sales IS bbls at
S26 80 for mess, Sl9tG2O 90 for prime, 81
for prime mess; also, zUO tierces steam,
selling in April at SO. Beef steady, sales
140 bbls at Sl0Gl5for new plain mess, ,Sl4G9
II so for new extra mess; tierce beef dull,
sales 20 tierces at S2i42S for prime mess,
S2s@59 for new India mess beer; hams
quiet, sales 1000 bbls at S4SGg32 Cut meats
steady, sales 100 packages at l0L@iI34c
for shoulders, l41&&l5jzo for hams; mid
dies quiet, sales loo boxes at lZ34c for
Cumberland cut, lie for short rib. Lard
steady, sales 800 tief0es at l4GGlSEc for
steam, l59l5JIe for kettle rendered; also,
$50 tierces steam selling in May at l45sc.
Butter steady at l4(a26c for western, and
| 2jG45c for State. Cheese dull at l4Wl6c
for common to prime. Tallow steady,
sales 65,QO0 lbs at 9i19Ac. Stearine quiet,
sales 81, 600 lbs at l4iGl415c. Grease dull,
sales 81 900 lbs at S9l2c. Whisky quiet,
sales lj0 bbls western at ySlac.
MOney-The speculative feeling in Wall
street took a boarish turn toward the
close of the day, and lower prices were
| made in the markets generally. Reports
! to the effect that the May interest would
| be anticipated and that the Government
/ would increase the sales of gold next
month, were revived and had tendency
\ to assist the downward movement IN
prices, The bank statement created very
| little talk on the street as the changes
| generally were slight. The increase in
/ loans was unexpected, in view Of the fall-
| ing of in the demand for money during
| the week. The following shows the con
! dition of New York city banks this week
| compared with last. the money market
| closed very easy at 4,15 per cent. on cali,
with exceptions at } per cent. Prime
business notes are quoted at 7gs per cent.
| Foreign exchange dull, as usual after the
! sailing of packets, Leading bankers ask
! 1885, less lilo for 90 day bills, but sales
were made on the street at 1857. Gold
dull and heavy this afternoon. 1t de-
| clined to lllsS, closing at lnss(9lll y.
| The rates paid for carrying to-day
| were 4641<, 3@3A and per cent. Hat.
| Union Pacific, 4O24@4l; income, SSelSS}i f;
| land grants, 71(g73; first mortgage, S4s4( q
| IS. Central Pacific bonds, 92t992A. The
I railway market is duh but steady; mis-
cellaneous shares showed considerable
recovery this pm, from the lowest figures
| of the morning, Southern States securi-
ties were dull on last call OF the Board,
with very slight changes-TeRnesse 6s
eX, 55L@59H; new, 501s@504. Virginia
6s ex, 6S0169; do new, 5000. Georgia Us,
S4(1S5; do IS, 92(a9334. North Carolina
Is ex, 461I@46Z; do new, S2(9S214. Mis-
souri, Is, 81 1z@9l5s; Louisiana 6s ex, 74@
20; do new, 7Z1< <@731z do leyee is, I5(e76i
do IS do, 9l@93. Alabama os, SJSoo'
CorroN-MoVemen for the week was
} larger than for the previous week the
receipts at all ports aggregated 53,lGs
bales, The increase in the receipts this
week is due tothe rise In Southern rivers
which enabled considerable cotton to be
marketed that had been previously de
tanned by low water in rivers. Receipts
at all ports for the expired term OF the
cotton wear reaches 2,S5S, ,Sl7 bales
, This shows an increase of 55l, 81
bales for the present year, which 1
striking evidence of rapidity with which
| planters have this wear marketed theh
cotton. Exports from all ports since Sep
tember 1, 1869, are ], ,467, ,70ts bales; stock
cotton at all ports, 459,07l bales; in New
York the stock is estimated at 5000
, bales. The market has steadily declined
during the week for cotton on spot, owing
to the increased receipts at sea ports anS
: Liverpool. The speculative feeling ha
! been rather tame, and business for futur
| delivery on basis of lower range quota
tions. Some considerable short contract
J have been covered and the Bears now LEI
in the market are holding off in hopes o
> lower prices on the heavy arrivals at Liy
erPool,
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI. March 26.-Butter, fair T.
good was held at 23926c; common, lSG
20c. Bran, scant supply. Snip stun ISl9
| 20c Cotton, offerings light and holder
: ! firm; demand limited and market quiet
Middlings 2l621JIc low Middhngs 2OA
: @2O15c. Cheese 151&@l6c TOR Wester
- Reserve. Eggs, quiet at zoe. Flour tirr
and steady family winter So 6O@5 q
Grain firm and quiet; wheat 81 O5t9l 10 70
5 No. 2 and / red winter. Rye SS9S9c fo
q clO1ce. COIn fOSeS4oS Aol CAA VI oASALC'
" Oats 52Q53. Barley 81 07(Gl 9S. Hay 81!
: OOG2O 90. Hemp Sl609l65 Kentuck
l40(al45. Missouri oils quiet at 95996
Bacon, shoulders lie; clear rib sides l5c
clear sides l55zc. Sugar cured hams l7q
q l8c. Lard l5c- for city in tierces.
L LOUISVILLE.
" IoUIsvILLE, March 26.-Business goo,
Ie Bacon firm; shoulders, 11H@lI94c. Me:
l. pork, S25927 20. Bulk shoulders, l0
=. Clear sides, I6(Q164e. Hams, 16@lS54
- Lard, 14l@l51zc in tierces; 16@l69zc
L kegs for leaf. Whisky, pure copper, S2
Is as 70, as to age; new copper, Sll5@l =
III as TO quality.
st NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, March 26.-Cotton quiet al
ne weak; low middlings nOminally zoe.
IL sales. Stock, 50Ig. Receipts, 2l9. Coas
ID wise, 100. -
I'd BALrIMoRE, March 26.-Cotton marx
To firmer; middlings, 221ze. Sales for {
"a day. 20 bales; stock on hand, o.
- bales; receipts, 1853.
81 NEW ORLEANS.
IN NEW. ORLEANS, March 25.-COtton
10 fair demand and prices firm. Middlin
=. 22c. Sales $500 bales. Stock, 20, $40. l
ch ceipts. 69l6 Exports-for Havre, "a
ng for Hamburg, ll52; for Barcelona, SS1;
re Malaga, 700.
IL SAVANNAH.
es- SAVANNAH, March 26.-Cotton qui
I'm Middlings, 2tcH; sales, 100 bales; ste
,ut ON hand, So, ass bales; receipts, Goo bal
on CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, March 26,-Cotton 81