Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
Nexv York mooney MARKER.


New York, March 23.-Gold opened at
III, sold down to 110f and closed firm
at iii. Loans were made at 1 to 3 per
cent. The clearances were SIS, 0c0, 900.
The awards at the Treasury sale were
81, O0O, 900 at 11075 to 1906 Gov
ernments were dull and heavy without de-
cidsd change in price. The stock market
was strong at the opening, but became
dull and barely steady before call, and con-
tinued SO after II o'clock, when it became
strong. The features have been Lake
Shore, Northwestern, st. Paul, aud Rock
Island. At the close the market was strong
with Northwestern, Lake Shore, and st.
Paul as the more active stocks. Money
was easy at 4@5 per cent. State securi-
ties were dull and transactions light. Old
Tennessees 63ss; new 63s. Sterling ex-
change 1904. Government bonds-'S1s,
II5S; '62s, 112a; '64s; 111s; '65s, 111a;
new, 110s; '67s, 11Os; '6Ss, 1104; 1O-4Os,
1854; currency IS, 1874.
New York Dry Goods Market
New YoRK, March 23--The market was
more animated, and the prices of all staple
articles show more st eadiness. We quote:
Amoskeag Denims 26tc; Haymaker lac;
Otis Ak A D 221c; B B zoe; O @ lie;
Warren B brown lie; Amoskesg stripe 10
@22c: Black Stone A bleached muslins
14c; Androscoggin L do 16c; Dwight Cam
bria lie; Fruit Of Loom 16c; Hills Semper
Idem 15c; Lonsdale 15c; PeppereI bleach
ed sheetings 22kc; S-4, 274c; 81, 324c;
1914, 374e; ia, 474c; 12-4, sac; Wam-
sutta So, &c; "a, 25c; yard wide zoe;
New York Mills 21c; brown drills, Stand
ard makes, 124c; Pepperell 13c; heavy
brown sheetings, best brands, 124@13c;
Stark A standard lie; Amoskeag firm at
12c; Cabot A 114c.
New York General Markets.
New Yonk, March 23.-Flour dull
and dropping; $6.6O@6.8 80 for shipping
grades extra. Wheat dull; shade lower;
red amber $1.70@L72. Corn steady;
moderate demand; Western mixed SAC
s5c. Whisky steady at 91@9l9c. Coffee
firm; demand fair; Java 1S@22c. Sugar
firm; demand fair; Cuba 9@94c. Molasses
New Orleans quiet. Rice S4@8sc.
Sc. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, March 23.-Flour dull and
unchanged; superfne winter $3.50; extras
So. 1906. 25. Wheat-demand good at
full prices; No. 2 Iowa spring S1.333;
prime to choice red fall S1.5O@1. Go. Corn
dull and dropping; mixed, on track scross
the river sic; do in warehouse 52c;
mixed sacked SIC; white 6Oc. Oats slow;
in bulk 49@52c; sacked 55@56c. Barley
firm; 95c@$1 for prime to choice fall.
Rye firm at 95c@$1. Whisky SSc. Pork
dull; declined; mess $50. Bulk meats de-
moralised; small lots loose shoulders &c;
clear rib 94c; hams 10t. Bacon dull, de-
clined; 8, 1O4, 102 and lie. Lard dull;
country kettle life. Hogs brisk at SEQ
6.75. Cattle steady; ranging at S2.T5@
6.25.
" Cincinnati Markets.
OrsoINNArI, March % Flour dull and
dropping; family Sc. 30@6.5O Wheat firm;
demand fair; $1.36@L SO. Corn-demand
good at full prices; 57@5Sc. Rye nominal;
none on the market; it would bring $l1O.
Oats steady; No. 2, 5O@52c. Barley dull |
at 75@85c; ask 77c. Mess pork dull and |
dropping; at $1,000. Lard dull and nom
inal at 112c. Bulk meats dull and nOm- |
inal; shoulders &c; rib sides Ss@6sc; clear |
rib 94c; clear 92c Bacon dali and nom
inal at 72@l04@102c, and small sales.
whisky--demand light; holders firm at
sec. 80 B
no Louisville Markets.
LoU1syTILE, March 23.-Flour-low |
grades in fair demand; extra family Sc. 25;
fancy grades quiet. Grain-corn, wheat |
and oats quiet and steady. Wheat In de- |
lnand; sales 2, 600 bushels strictly white at