Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

establish another per cent per yard; most
work offering now are light posse styles
and sell at 10@104c, but anything of Meri-
tin Nader color command lie readily.
Nous. delaines are in limited demand.
The season for Spring work is clearly clos
ed and at ruling prices, manufactures not
been able to make large profits, nor will
they be able to put goods upon the market
this autumn at any less cost. Indeed pro-
spect is; if wool keeps so high they must
price to zoe per yard on printed delaines.
All staple and colors are moving slowly in
small quantities at uniform rates and some
will apply to all other classes. Staples Of
fancy styles, thin dress goods, domestic as
well as foreign, are to be closed, as usual
ly Is the case towards the end Of the sea-
son, at reduced rates.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, May 8. Flour dull;
superine Sc. 90; XXX Sc. 1914 90. Corn,
white 72Q73c. Oats scarce and firm Of
64@65c. Hay dull and nominal S2S@24;
choice from store $1.75. Pork inactive and
nominal $l9. Bacon dull at 73@72@10@
10t. Hams 144@15c. Lard dropping
tieIces HOBO; kegs 12912ac. Coffee q
14@151o. Sugar, molssses and whisky
unchanged. Sterling exchange 1929. New
York sight drafts premium. Gold 1114
Cincinnati Markets.
ONCrSNATI, May 3.-FIour demand goot
at full prices, family $6.25@6 so. Whea
demand active and advanced to S1.35@
l SO. Corn quiet and unchanged az SIC
Rye weak at 98@$1.O2. Oats dull and IN
nha-rRa6 paNla-x 81 n 4
al %. Por in fair demand but lowe
rates, sales Of Mess at $1E12t@I7.5O
closing at $17.134@17.25. Lard demant
good at full prices; kettle lie. Bulk meat
dull and a shade lower, 81, S4@84@8s@ss
Rib sides 72@75c. Bacon, fair demand
but lower rates, shoulders sold at &c; clea
sides 9tc; clear nib sides SC. Whisky frn
and demand fair at $50.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, May 3.-Flour firm an
demand fair; sales of plain and choice 81
and firm for all kinds. Wheat scarce an
in demand Provisions inactive, holder
less firm. Mess pork $IS. Bacon, pacl
ed, 74@94@93c. Hams-sugsr cured 15'
plain 14c. Bulk meats, loose, 64@84t
$50. Prime leaf lard, in tieaces IL: kee
I2Ao. Whisky, quiet at $50. Tobscc
higher and more active; sales 253 hhds (
44@5cfor trashy Tugs; 54@63c for goo
l1gs; to 173 for low to fair cutting lea
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 3.-Flour-Extra Sprin
firm at $5.25@6.75. Whest-No. 2 sprin
less active, 24c lower; S1.24@1.254 casl
this P. N. steady az $1.24@1.244. Cor
NO. 2 mixed 1@1fc lower; closing stead
at $40; 54sc seller May; 544c; seller Jur'
this P. NJ. quiet, steady and unchanged
Oats-No. &c. lower, closing at 474@4S
Rye-No. 2 1@2o higher, S4@85c. Barle
No. Spring nominal at 82e. Highvint
! $50. Provisions irregular and lower. Me-
| pork closed at $17 so seller June IL, casE
Short ribs SIC. Hogs active at So 25t
80. Cattle dull at $4.95@6.70
| So. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Flour firm and d
mand fair; superfne winter s., 25@5. &c
extra s. 55@5. 20; Xxx S6@6.25. Whei
steady and in moderate demand; choic
Iowa Spring $1.33; low prime to ehoic re
fall S1.50@1.65. Corn firm but slow sale
40@5Oc; mixed, in bulk, SOC; sacked 81
@56c. Barley lower, No 2 Spring 50,
Sf.05. Rye dull at SEC. Whisky S84
Mess pork weak at $18@l8.25; closing
S1775@1S. Dry sailed shoulders, pac
ed. G2c. Bacon 74@94@1Oc. Lard he
at lie. Hogs and cattle unchanged.
New York Cotton Market.
New YORK, May S.-Ootton quiet an
unchanged; middling uplands 14tc,
New Orleans Cotton Market
New ORLEANS, May 3.-Cotton fru
middling 144@14sc.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, May Cotton quie
middling 14c-
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, May 3..-OottOn steady; mi
ding 14c4.
Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-Cotton dull, holC
ers not willing to make concessions; mid
ding 14@144c.
Louisville Cotton Market.
LOUISVILLE, May 3 -Ootton quiet an
unchanged; middGng 1876.