Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-13
MARKETS.
B y TELE G R a P H


NOH tOtN-
NEv YORK. APRIL I2.-The general trade o.
the city continues duh and unsatisfactory
In the ErOdace market whisky, cotton, petro-
leum, and tobacco have advanced. Hay and
win a fair business Al the Produce TX.
change business has been too moderate. The
advance in gold caused a slight rally IN
the wheat market to-day, but there was no
excitement and the business done was chiefly
hlling new orders that had been on hand
some time. As compared with this day week
AouF has iallfn ~ y OF y cents pes haFEei
wheat / to &c per bushel; rye has not materi-
ally changed IN value, while business has
been quite IN gderate. Corn, with light sup
ply, continued firm. The trade demand has
advanced l 10 &c per bushel.
ney-Notwithstauding the general dull
ness on Wall street the rates OF Interest are
6 TO per cent on call. Considerable difficulty
was experienced In lending gold. In the gold
room some parties had to borrow money 70
nave their gold carried nstSad or having II
carried, as usual, IN IN ne ] Eoom; TINS 5i
money, and is the explanation or the IN
creased activity.
Southern without change; Tennessee 6s, ex
coupon, 59t4a595s; new, IS, 9l5a549z; Virginia
6s. eX COUPON, 7Ua7l5z; new, by19; Georgia IS,
SaS7; North Carolina qs, eH coupon, 40 all !
new, q .a221S; special tax, Z1Za221s; south
Carolina new SlaB25s; Missouri, 6s, " &a9Zt{
Hsnnibai and ST. Joseph, 921za9E4; LOuisl-
ana, ss, ex eogpaIi 59ati III sew, i91siS74; Ala
Foreign exchange somew nat irregular. and
rates were lower at iUa fer 60 day bills, but
sales were made on the street at 1855.
Gold clio ed quietly At III sgall1 i.Lhe rates
paid for carrying, 5, So, and 8. Union Pachc,
40lS; income do. 81; Land Grant. 49, drst
IInortgasa, sf4aa471I CeptI, elRst1s; railways
dull, and 2 fraction lQWer5 mtseellAns-e'F'- d,
and weak, with deeii"@ :, ,,antor--5Si[ to
va - ~ ,-.4eI feature. Express stocks ne
sieeted.
Cotton closed dull, heavy and lower; sales
1900 bales, at ~ for LOW Mid1ling, and rs
n I nj
Flour heavy and defining. with sales OF
b9yt11 barrels al S. 5j@t4 ID for super1ne state
~ 094 80 for extra; 81 s5gJ . for enoiee )
'3e1 3 30g4 50 for super. Westerni 81 559i 20
Po extra Western; 81 75d4 20 for round hoOp
milo; S5a6 trade brands. southern quiet I;
sales 800 barrels at s. 5OG5 80 Tor common TO
fair; extra S6t97 % for good 70 prime. Extra
s. OG
Grain-Corn quiet; sales 1900 bushels at
81 0GGI Us for new mixed western, 81 0l9sl "
for new white western; s069s for New Or
leans; Wheat dull, and lGg2c lower; sales
6s,e00 bushels at 81 % 9l y Tor No. spring.
81 l5al l514 for No. do; 81 20sl % for winter
red and amber Western. Ryequiet, Barley
dull; sales 81 900 bushels Canada West, and
100 barrels malt. Oats dull and heavy; sales
H. goo bushels; Western in demand al 6i9o5
Cincinnati
C1NcrSNATI, April I2- Produce active and
Provisions firm and advancing Mes pork,
sales 800 bbls- city at SIS 81 on the spot, and
held close for SIS %; Country, % 90
Lard city leaf, I6e; country, l5isIl554c; steam,
l5slc Bulk shoulders, 10 salOt4ei sides, lS1Fa
Hc5z; clear ribs, 41<c, SIDES, AZ else Bacon
shoulders, ILaIi5{c; clear TiD, l55SaI5 &C ;
sides, l6Hc. sugar cured hams lI5sg lsc,
Flour in good demand aud aetiVe sales ~
bbls on Change at 81 S0ai ~, - II ana 90 . :
choice family, s09d ".
Grain There were no large transactions,
except in wheat; red held at 81 l0aI lzi sales
AT 81 Oa6I 10, and spring At See for No. 3, and
CSC for new. COrn-saleS AlIO bushels in e3r at
S5asSc, Oals-sales dlO0 h1shels at 50; choice,
IS cents
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS April l2-COtton dull with
dow wrkgard tendency; nOmi nally 2Hsc.
Flour quiet; supertine fanlily, "a 70; Xxx 50;
XXX S5 70.
Gratn-Oats 6S965c. Corn firm; demand fair;
mixed 81 %; white 81 l09l l21a; yellow
Hay SIS for fair TO prime; Bran 81 45i
Provistons-Mess Pork demand fair, ana
prices advanced to $40. Bacon-quiet but
hrm; Shoulders l2l4e; Rib lGl4c; Clear Sides
IKE; Hams ilrlner at lS%Gleo. Lard quiet
Groceries Sugar, common, s@s1<e: fair.
sa<ds14c; prime, 1t149il5sc; choice, IL "a l2c.
Molasses firm fOmenting, 5OsG5c; prime, 1Oc.
Louisville.
LoUIsvIILE, April l2-Sales OF Tobacco 300
hhds., ranging from S@4H-
Cotton-Mddling &c.
Bagging 5c
Hay is very firm at 81 50 for prime in
Grain-oats CSC, with sacks. wheat-led
and white 81 l0GI ~.
Provisions quiet but hrm; Mess Pork So so;
Bacon Shoulders lie; Clear bib l6i4e; Clear
sides l61<c; Bulk lO14c; Clear RIB l5c; Clear
sides l51ac. Lard in tierces l654c; kegs, iSc.
Hams, sugar-cured, H. C packed.
Flour dull: extra family 81 50a4 IS.
Groeeriss-W hisky, raw, arm and scarce at
81 10.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL. April I2-Cott0u steady: mid
10, 600 bales including 28)0 for export.
Provisions-Mess pork, 9}s Sd; beef, l08s;
bacon, clear middles, JOS I'd; lard, SIS cd; tall
low, AS.
Eirain--W Wheat, IS I'd for winter and rs Sd for
Milwaukee. Corn, &5 Cd.
ST. Leuis.
ST. LOUIS, April l2.-ProvisiOns Wnlet but
firm. Mess pork, So Bacon shoulders, Il9sc;
clear ribs, loo l55le; elt-ur sides, l6I4c Lard
trm at l55zc.