Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-02


the same is offered in this market, and
thereby prevent many dealers from coming
East. Other considerations in connection
with this are likely to lead to a policy
among the leading distributing houses that
will no doubt create no little commotion.
while it is likely to test the strength Of
houses doing business on a loss. if not a
free and easy credit system. That credit
VIII be shortened by giving discounts,
which will lead to a change in values.
there IS but hit doubt, and hence there is
no little surprise to find that American
print works have put up their prices to-day
one-hsh cent per yard. The trade are
purchasing with much eircumspection, in
anticipation OF an adjustment Of prices in
comparative ratio with some popular
goods which have been already reduced.
New York Money Market
New YORK, April 1.-Gold dull and
steady at 110s@1104. Exports to-day
$500, 695. Exports for the week $742, 63I.
Stocks opened steady and so continued
until near the close, when they became
strong Money little more active at SOS
per cent. The Southern State securities
we're frm on last call. There was sharp
recovery in new South Carolinas and up
ward. Tennessees and Virginias also
made further progress. Old Tennessee
bonds 664; do. new 654. Government
bonds dull, but firm. Dealers are disposed
to wait for the April programme.
UNAVOIDABLE BANK STATEMENT.
The following are the changes in the
bank statement: Loans, decrease, $31, 293;
specie, decrease, 81, 641, 315; legal-tenders,
| decrease, 81 922, 1865; deposits, decrease,
SO, 636, POT circulation, decrease, $76, 092.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, April Flour steady and
in moderate demand at $6.45@6.S0 Sor
shipping grades extra. Wheat quiet; red
and amber $165@1.6S. Coffee dull and
unchanged; Java 1S@22e.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April Barley quiet at
S5@95c. Mess pork-demand light but
holders firm at sos Lard-fnll prices
asked, but no demand; kettle life. Bulk
meats dull and unchanged; sales at 74@94
@95c. Bacon-only limited jobbing de-
mand at 73@7f@1O911c. Hogs dull and
dropping at Sc OO@6.25.
81. Louis Markets.
81. LOUIS, April 1.-Flour-advance
asked, but none established; superfne
winter So so; extras S5.75@6.4O. Wheat
irregular and active for better grades; No.
spring 81. 25@1.2 81; No. 2 red fall $l.55
Q158. Corn dull; mixed in bulk 5O@51e;
yellow 52@53c; mixed in sacks 573c;
white $4,000. Oats dull and dropping;
mixed in bulk 4S@50e; mixed in sacks
54@5Sc. Barley slow at $1.1O for choice
fall. Rye declined 5000. Mess pork
firm at S2O@2O.25. Bulk meats dull; loose
rough sides Sc for jobbing lots packed;
shoulders 74c; clear sides 103c; Bacon
some speculative movement for the future;
shoulders, seller August, 94c; clear sides,
same option, 114@12!c; jobbing lots s9S4
| @1O4@IO2 @11@114c. Hsms-sugar cured
plain l5@I53c; canvsssed 16@:63c. Lard
| quiet; 112@l2o for country kettle. Hog
steady at So. 75@6.5O. Cattle active a
| S4.75@6 so.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April Flour dull anC
weak; extra family 500 Grain quie
and steady; red and white wheat 81. 40@
1.5O. Corn CSC. Oats soc in sacks from
store. Hay weak; choice $l9 delivered q
cars. Tobacco-sales 169 hhda; Tugs firm
/ and unchanged good cutting lsaf S24. so
Il 6OON D-A3AS "AoRRS- VOS9HNs
1 New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April Corn dull and
dropping at Coo. Hay easier; prime S23;
choice $25. Bacon dull at 84@1O5@114c.
Stock of coffee on hand "a, 900 bags.
New York Cotton Market
NEW YORK, April Cotton dull and
unchanged; middling uplands 15sc.
Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CINCINNATI, April Lotion dull and a
shade lower; middliDg 144c.
Louisville Cotton Market
LOUISVILLE, April Cotton dull and
weak; middling lac.
New Orleans Cotton Market
New ORLEANS, April Cotton quiet;
middling 149c.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, April 1. - Cotton dull;
middling 1344@14c.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, April Lotion dull; mid
ding 14c-
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, April Cotton dull; good
ordinary 12c.