Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-18
MARKETS.
IBY EeRAPHI
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohhs
NEW YORK, March l7.-Cotton duh and
dropping; middliDg uplsnds. l5l=c. Flour
quiet at So 60s8 s. for shipping GRADES extra
Wheat-nrm and demand fair; red and am.
Der. sl7OSI72 COrn-dull and dropping;
western mixed, S76S7IIc. WhisiEy-easier al
9l5zg9ls4c. Ce1ee-hrn and demand fair;
Java, l6gz2c. SRgaT-steady and in moderate
demand; Cuba, SszGQ14c Molasses- eaCiy
and IN moderate demaad. Rice, S1<el81Sc.
WALL STREET
NEW YORK, March H.-Gold opened
steady at llssgll}S, and so remained until
nOOH, when quotations declined = per cent
and closed &C lower figures. Governments
were dull and steady during the morning buJ
advanced 1s to p per cent. late in the day.
Dos OF "a and 20 old, a1d l0-4fs we're strong
al Jhe close. stocks opened strong, and after
one o'clock, until call, the entire market de-
Clined = 10 q per cent. o. and NJ. and L. =
were the leaders IN the decline, the fOrmt
selling at ass and the latter at gS5I. At about
O'Clock the market rallied closing steady;
Rock Island was the chief feature and rose
from lli34 20 ll4Is Miscellaneous shares
were dull and express shares neglected.
Money was easy at to 5 per cent state
bonds were dull and without material change
IN prices old Iennessees. 81; new, 6555- Steg-
Dry GoOds-The feature OF the market is
another break IN the prices OF prints, ard y q
quote Garner fancy prints, s14c; piuks, IOlze;
purples, lOci mourning, 914C; sheetings, gl4c; |
AmOskesg prints, SIC; Wamsutta, ne,
American fancy prints. lOc; Robas blue and
green Styles eacn, lO5aoi snlrungs, S5zci
Spragues fancy prints, zoe; frocks b'ues
green's and solid shades each, l0c; Quakers,
s54c; mouTnlngs, 90 Clyde fancy prints
lOl; RObas, IOc; pinKs, ll5Sc; sheetings, 91zc; |
Conestoga fancy prints, Zoe; staples, 1915;
Occidental fancy prints, 915cs staples, l0c;
Gloucester fancy prints, l0c; shlrtings and
cambrics, l00, The AmOskesg com paDy ha e
reduced the price OF their tickIngs to 2ge for
AC 24e Ior A, &c for b, Isc Tor aud Ice for ID;
DARK stripes OF Amoskeag TO l9c and light
stripes 90 lSc; Stark sheetiugs, l2c: OLark
ll5ze JObbsrs Will now take hold more
freely and the moment they reduce prices TO
% n
trade viii at once become animated: Pep
psTell hue brown sheetiugs a. Cff &c and We
not yet general.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS March H,-FlOur dull and
dr0oDlngi superhne, IS s996 90; XXX, IS IS;
57gssc. Bran, 81 30. Hay scarce; prime SIS;
choice, s28gz6 So. Pork dull; mess So 2jG |
p q. Bacon dun at 9Gll}sgl23se. sugar
cured hams, loglbF4c- Lard dul; Lerce, l215 |
al3c; ksg, l35zGl4C. Sugar quiet; prime 80 !
9lOc. MOlasses, rebOiled, 45Ggfsc; prime, 81. |
hlslIy rectihed me- lected; nomlually, S5g |
95e Coffee is inactive al l4al45fc gold duty
paid. Cotton quiet and unch auged. sales |
500 bales Miudingst lA]zG.E4c. Receipts, !
bales: receipts, net, 4S,8l3 bales; gross, 54sj |
bales; eIports-rO Liverpool, q, ,ld2 bales; to j
other foreign ports, Z2!sil bales; coastwise, /
3i4S bales; burnt $50 bales Stock, 29i,iSi |
bales. Sterling, 2l54; sight, g diseOunti gold, |
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March H-Cntton-demand /
fair and adva1eedi middlings, I4l49H5Ec. |
Flour, steady and in moderate demand; fauH-
ily, IS S096 o. Wheat trm and demand fair at /
81 40 Corn dull and unchanged at 5Isj3c. /
Rye, scarce and nrm at 81 99gl 05. Oats steady /
No. 2, 50952c. Barley, advanced, S5Lgjc, Pro
visions, tull prices asked but no demand; /
mess pork was offered at e2l, but no sales i
W hisky, declined; s5c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. March H-Flour-quist and /
weak Tor low and medium grades; superdns |
winter, s. 75g5 s0i extras, S696 80. Wheat is |
dull and declined 283c; NJ, 2 spring, 81 80; |
No. red fall, 81 o.. Corn, dull and declined |
lG2c; No. 2 mixed, 52d53c; white in sacks, /
60G6le. Oats, dull and declined lS2o; 49tz950c |
for mixed on track; 55eg56o for sacked. Bar /
ley, STEADY at SI8l 10 for Iowa spTin g. Rye,
lower; g3G9ie whisky. 66C. Pro .isiOus dull /
and only in limited loo0lng demand mess
pork, So 7592i 90 Bulk m meats-lOOse shOul- /
ders, 7Z9T54 49l91fc; bacon, lO1s9ll3 e9u9ll14 /
@l2c; hams, sugar cured plain, l5Gl556CS can /
vassed, l6gl51zc. Lard, dull at ll1sc for coun-
try steam. Hogs,quiet at 50 SCI Cattle, un- \
changed, So 50s6.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUIsvILLE. March 7-COttOn, frmer and /
advs vsnced; middllng, H9l414c FlOur-famt- /
ly active and firm and Stock light Sc ..
Grain-a good feeling prevails for all kinds; /
red and white wheat, 81 40. Corn, in sacks, /
Csc. oats, IN sacks, 65e. Rye, quiet and nrm 1
at 95o Groceries, hrm and In good lobolng |
demand, especially Tor New Orleans sugar. /
Hay inactive and frm; so Tor choice Pro /
visiOns-bacOn, bulk meats, lard and hams /
uuiet at last quotations; bacon, clear rib sides
IN better demand thsa other meats. Mess /
pork is In fair demand; sales of 500 Obls 70 !
the Government al 81 5Oi round lots are |
held 1t 81 cash. Whisky, quiet at soc. To- |
baccO-sales 80 hhds; Tugs, s. 80 to 81 o. low i
leaf, 81 Is; good Leaf 10 medium bright wrap |
P'''' y CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March l7.-Flour, extra spring, /
dull. Wheat, No. 2, quiet and 1s955c lower, !
closing at 81 "A cash, and 81 2534c to seller for
April; this afternoon fairly active at 81 26z /
cash, and 81 26l1 90 seller for April Corn, No. 4
mixed, less active and lc lower, closing AZ i
So 4G533Sc cash, and to seller for April; this /
afternoon dun at 535 +G531zc cash and to seller 4
for April. Oats, No. q steady and unchanged i
Rye, No. 2, duh at 81 09gI le. Barley, No. ?, /
dull and declined, closing at 7SgS0c. High 1
wines. S61ac Provisions weaker; mess pork /
so 50 cash, Lard, lz1s9l2Ae- Dry sailed i
shoulders 7c loose; rough sides, sci snort RIBS, 4
9ltc. Live hogs, SO 4O9I 5O. Cattle duu at /
s. 2596 IS for fair TO choice.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE. March I7.-Cotton quiet; low /
middling. 13c. Bulk meat5-clear ribbed Il
sides, 1910; shoulders, Sc for packed; bacon, |
clear sides, lV54ei shoulders s54c' Hams l@c'
NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, Va. March H.-COttOn firm low Il
uniddlfngs, 1870; net receipts, 1916 bales; ex-
ports-coastWise, 7l9 bales sales, % bales; /
sO87 bales; exports-eOastWlse 1881 bales; sales /
for the week, 729 bales.
SAVANNAH.
gAyANNAH, March l7.-COtton Is in fair de- Il
112d mi6dng si R9ita,5 Ret Ts'9ggti 7g halls 3
to continent. $50 bales; cOastWise. 1907 bales; /
sales, 1900 bales; stock ,70S03 bales. Net re- /
pts for the week, lJ,G3 bales; eXpOrts-tO 1
bales; eOastWiss, 1854 bales; sales f5r the i
week, 10, 10 bales
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsToN March 1.-THE cotton market /
Is quiet; middling, l4c; net receipts, 9t3 bales;
gross, R2 bales; eXpOrt-to Great Britain. i
bales; stock . 53l bales; net receipts for the /
week. 62l8 bales: grOss 624T bales; exports to i
Great Britain, ,S748 bales; cOastWise, 28l7 bales;
sales for the week, 500 bales.
GALVESTON.
eA1.vEsror. March 1.-THE cotton m narlet ls
active; good ordinary, l2c; net reeeIp pts l4l9 |
bales; exports, to Great Britain l484 bales: 1
sales, 2l00 bales.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, March I7.-Cotton unsettled,
lShci net receipts, IS bales; sales.
30 bales; stock, 800 bales; net receipts for
the week, 63 Dales3 eLports-oOastW wise, S9l i
bales; sales for the week, lS5 bales.
BOSTON.
BosroN, March T7.-Cotton quiet; mIddIlng,
BIC; net receipts. So bales; gross, $50 bales;
sales, 45O balesi siocEs 1000 bales; net re-
bales: eEports-t0 Yarmouth, N. g, 20 bales; I
sales for the week, $500 bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, March E.-Consols. 821S for money
and 921< on account. Bonds nrmeri o-1ls [
of lS62 So; 5-2Js Of 1855, old, 3lssi o-As oi
nois Central, 1IO1S; Atlantic and Great Vest
eEn 351< The Manchester market Is quiet
IIvERFooI.. March i7,-eotton. quiet; mid
sales, l2loea bales