Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-17
New York Dry Goods ,larkot,

NEW YORK, April 16.-Rut little change
in this branch of business. There was g
moderate inquiry for desirable goods suited
to the season, at uniform rates for domestic
fabrics, but some classes of imported stuff,
goods and ginghams, ETC., are held with
more frmness, in fact all thin fabrics
adapted for ladies' wear are commanding
much higher prices than recently. Dress
! goods which sold down to 1T4c are now
saleable at 22t@274c. Oolored satins for
trimmings have advanced from l. IS to 200
| per yard; these goods sold down as low as
i.95 by auction at one time during the
season Poplins have advanced from SOC
to 1.074@I.1O. Japanese and all summer
dress goods, except trashy fabrics, are de-
cidedly firmer and more saleable. Domes-
tic cotton are without much change, except
| brown drills, which are dull and depressed
| New York General Markets
NV York, April 1G.-Cottol firm and
fairy actiYe sales of ], 900 bales middling
| pplands 33dc. Flour firm; superfne t. IS
| @4.G0. Whisky 1O3t@1.O5. Wheat a
shade frmer winter red and amber West
ern 120@1.23. Corn-mixed Ito. OBJ.
Rice firm. Coffee quiet. Sugar firm
Cuba SS@9tc. Molasses dull
NC" OEtCSAHS HkaAEhCAS
New ORLEANS, April l6. : Flour, SUI
perfne-4 % to 4.T5. Corn lis Oats GS
to 85o Fork frmer; mess 20 70 to 1925.
Bacon unchanged and frmer; tieree 16Je;
key 1Sc. Sugar, prime 11s to 113c. Mo-
lasses, prime 20 to 75c. Whisky quiet at
95c to 1.O7t. Coffee held firmer at I63 to
1G5c; prime 1899. Cotton frmer; mid
ding 22lc. Sterling exchange 123s to
1879. Sight drafts on New York premi-
um. Gold 1871. Cotton very firm, hold
ers asking higher rates; middling % to
22ic. Sales of 3, 500 bales Receipts for
the past two days $4,000 bales. Exports
IS, SIC bales. Stock On hand 49,, ESQ bales
St. Louis Markets
ST. LOUIS, April 16.-Flour in better de-
mand; superfine 3. 900412. Wheat, No
2 red fall l.O3@1.O5. Corn 92@93c Oats
53@55c. Rye 72@75c. Groceries quiet.
Whisky dull and unchanged. Pork $3.50
@29. 90. Bulk meats 11@14s@154c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 16.-Flour dull at 8 so
@4.75. Wheat 7Stc. Corn S53@S6c. Oats
44!@443e. Rye 73@75c. Barley nomi.
nal Highwines 1.01. Pork $500 Lard
154@159c. Bulk meats unchanged
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI April 16.-FIour steady
and unchanged. Corn Sl@S6c. Oats
54@60c. Cotton frmer and I'M
changed middling 212c. Whisky
Crosse. Pork $28 30 Bulk meats 1870
1a4@1tlc. bacon 1Is@153@164c Lard
153c, Butter 33@35c. Eggs lie.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 16.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 21tc Flour 500. Wheat 105@1. 20.
Corn 100 Oats Gle. Rye 90c. Groceries
dull; sugar 1@c. Pork 29-00. Bacon II
0I5L01GJc. Bulk meats 11@15@154c.
Lard 16c. Hams 1Sc. Whisky 97c To- |
bacco, sales 1854 hhds at 5.00@34 90 for
trash to medium bright leaf. Market firm.
Memphis Markets..
MEMPHIS, April I8-Ootton firm but |
inactive at 22tc; receipts 439 bales; ex- /
ports 1,0S6 bales Flour 80 TO $50 |
Corn .O5 to l. 10. Oats G5 to &c. Hay /
26. 90 10 ~ 90. Bran Is 90 to 30 90. Pork
scarce; mess 29O0 to 80 80 Lard &c to
1Sc Bacon steady; shoulders 124c; side9
lie Bulk shoulders lie; sides l6e. |