Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-23
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! NEW YORK Mafcn ZL-GOIQ ODeneu at lII
/ went up 10 lll1s and then declined to HOS,
| and closed a. lll5s Loans were made a.
/ per cent. and nat. ClesTRnces tWenty-slX
! millions. Governments opened dull and
! steady at last nights prices; after opening
| proposals to sell TO the Government they de-
! clined about = per cent, closing dull at
| lower prices. Awards OF the Treasury, 81
600 900 at 100 l4-l0J to 100 4l-lO0 Stocks opened
/ strong, particularly St Paul, which advanced
/ ~ to per cent Northwestern was very ac-
! tive all day Erie, Ohio and Union Pacific
| We're weak. The balance OF the stocks were
| steady, and the larger dealings we're confined
/ TO st. Paul, Northwestern, Central ana Union
| Paclnc. Bonds were active all day. Money
| is easy at to per cent, state securities were
/ dun with but little or no change IN prices.
| Old Iennessees, So; new, So sc. Sterling ex-
| change, lUJts, GONernments-'Sls, ll515; t62s
/ ll21s; SIS Ll1si 65s, HIS; new. ll03s; 57s,
/ lly2s; bSs, llO5si lO-4Os, lUs3sc; currency IS,
| Dry GoOds-The Dry goods trade IS becom-
| ing more active and general, while the prices
OF tne more staple articles are steady. We
| quote: stark A, improved brown sheeJings,
/ l11ac; Lyman E, lz53ci g., lO1zcj Indian
| Orchard A, l8ci G., lie; BIB, l0c; W, 915c; L.
| gc; Mass. BB, l05Sc; j, Sc; q, 7s4C; PequOt "a
| brown sheetings, Ss1Sc; I0-4, 37LSc; PerCasset
r T, l21zc; Appleton brown drills, I2J5o;
| AmOskeag bleached, lie; Arlington blue
denims, l5C; Chester stock B. lie; Columbian
| blue, 24c; AmOskeag bleachsd musun, l5C;
AndrOscOggin AA, l8c; MOuville, 20; Max
WE'LL lSc; New York mill, dc; New Market
| W, 10; Warren r, lgc; Wamsutta, zoe; do
| o. 25ci Glasgow giughams be- Lancaster,
l5ci Sprague fancy prints, S5aci simpsons,
lOc; Red Cross Wigans lU1Fc; Congress, l0c;
stark bags, S5c; American, 5Ooi American
stripes llSl2c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-FIour dull; su-
perdne, s6g6 Y; XXX, Sc 5Og56 70; Xxx, ,s757 70.
/ COrn-qulet at 7UC Oats, t5c. Bran, 81 40.
Hay, easier; prime, So choice, 81 PORK
duh; mess, 81 %. Bacon, dull at 549S5s 5llls
ale; sugar cured hams, lbC. Laru is duui |
tierce l2l4gl3ci keg, l3549I4c. Sugar-supply |
light ana nrmeri goud common, Tt4g754ci |
prirle TO strictly prime, 91s9lO1{ MOlasses-
manhattan. r9nOIIed 4pH4NF whisky null. !
We>tern reCtihed, Sj995c COhee, STEADY; lag |
l554c, gold duty paid Sterling, 2l54; sight, /
sales, 1850 bales good ordinary; lI55gi2c; |
low middlings, ,l38 l35zci middungs, AZ 9l4 y;
receipts, 4S4U bales; exports, 10 eign, t755
bales; cOastWise, lU9l bales; stock, 25,i7l
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March p Flour steady and in
moderate demand; super winter, So 45g600;
extras, s. 7596 4O Wheat, firm; demand fair;
No. 2 oWs spring, SIS3; No. red fall s So but
is generally held at 81 50. Corn opened uull
but closed active; mixed, on track across the
river, 6O5zg5l5Sc; No. white, SIC. Oats-nrm
and inactive at 49g50c in bulk; 5595SC for
sacked. Barley, higher; 81 10 for choice
spring; 81 O5 choice lall. Rye, better at 500
g7c. WHISKY, Soc. Mess pork closed lower,
so IS Bulk meats lower; loose rough sides,
Sc; do hams, 1910; clear rib buyer May, l0ci
April, llLc. Lard, dull at l5sSl25zc. Hogs
and cattle, quiet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
-IoUrsy1LLE, March 2 Cotton quiet and
steady at Hg4Ic, Flour islnlbetter demands
extra family, 50 50 Grain unch9nged Corn
and wheat are In fair demand. Oats and rye
are uuiet. Groceries are Ia fair iObblng de-
mand. Hay-quiet and weak; choice is held
at SO, delivered. PrOvisiOns-mess pork Is
in fsir demand: sales OF 500 bbls at SzU. Ba-
con duh and lower at S7zglU3sGlOtsci packed
bulk meats are in fair demand but lower
7l6a9l5 5Gluc for loose. Hams are in good de-
nsnd: large sales of sugar cursu; lBc for plain
and lI5Ec for packed. Lard quieti tlerces, l2ei
kegs, B%e. whisky, duli a. Soc. Ii9SS5 IopaeSo Is
fairly activei sales % nhus az % 0V9lV LoI
common Jugs 10 medium leaf 81 TO Szi Tor
---' ~ 1''' CINCINNATI.
C,rNcryEkT1. March Z2.-Cotton steady and
in moderate demand; middlings, l449l45se,
Flour quiet aud unehangedi family, 50 5Ug
8 so. " heat dull and drOOplng; red fall, 81 81
al So. COrn-demanu good at Iuu prices
57a5sc Rye, nominal and frm; none on the
market, Oats, steady at 50952c. Barley, dul1
al 7Sag5c 20 k-duu and unsettled; sales
$50 bbls at so, closing nominal. Lard-dun
and dropping; sales at ll94c. Bulk meats
dull and drOopingi sales, lZU0OtO lbs at 1854
glIGg5fe, eli sing with more sellers tnan buy
ers. bacon duu and drooplngi 754glOAg
lG5<c; closing nominal Wnisky-duu aud
'ii''''' '''' CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 22.-FlOUr quiet and fir1a.
Wheat, NO. 2 spring, quiet at 1sg5Ec lower,
closing steady at 81 10 cash, ana 81 a63E seller
April. COrn-Eo. mixed more active but
Ho lower oAgoztac eitsn. Oats-No. quiet
clOsing at l9c cash. HishWines, SIC.
NASHVILUE.
NASHVILLE, March 22-CoJtOn active; low
mfddlfng, 1850. Bulk meats-ciear siues, lie;
clear ribbed sides, I05<c; shoulders, Sc packed.
Bacon-elear sides, ll5zc; shoulders, SIC;
hams, i2c; sugaI-cured hams, l61zc Lard,
lZ5<c. Corn, 65e. Oats, zoe. Flour, s598.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March 22-The cotton market is
firm; good ordinary, ll548l2c;; net re-
ceipIs 1883 bales; exports, 10 Great Britain
llO6 bales sales, 500 bales, Stock, 55,728 bales
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, March 22-Cotton auiet ana
hrmi middingr 4sei net receipts, 2lA
bales; eXports-tO Great Britain, 24l8 bales;
cOastWise, lZS5 bales sales, 400 bales; stock
IS, ,34 bales.
CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON. March 22-Cottou is In fair
demand; middling, lSsGl39<c; net receipts
79S bales; exports, 20 Great britain, 1885 bales:
eOastwise, ss6 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock,
$50 bales.
MOBILE.
NOZZLE, March 22-The cotton market Is
quiet; middling, l41zc; net receipts, T76 bsless
exports coastWise, "A bales; sales 1000 bales;
stock, 81, ,020 bales.
FOREIGN,
! LONDON, March 22-Consols, 923k for money
and s216 On aeeount Bonds dull b-29s