Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-27
old. When gold was 11O3 in the oOId room

prompt attention given 90 filling Oh
gold. When gold was 11O3 in the gold room,
Bonds were bought by the Treasury at
| 11O.79. The subscriptions to the new
loan to-day were 800, 900. makinga total
thus far of 1907, 276, $50. The awards to-
day were $4,000, 600 at I1O.63@I1O. 79,
The stock market is all strong to day, and
the recent movements of cliques to shake
| out weak holders have been successful. as
| indicated last evening. The leading fea-
| ture has been Western Union Telegraph.
which advanced to GIG the highest price
OF the season. Old ehques are reinvestino.
and the Indications now are that the whole
list is to be again put up, with view of
i compelling the shorts recently made to
cover. After Western Union the leading
stocks have been as follows: Lake Shore
Northwestern, New York Central and Hud-
son certificates, Rock Island II25. Ohio
and Mississippi, and Pacific Mail. Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph has also been strong.
common selling up to 1O44. The market
closed strong, but a little of from the
highest prices. Money was very easy at
to per cent; per cent. was the ruling
rate. State bonds were dull and
firm. Old Tennessees 665; new e65.
Sterling exchange ITO. Government bonds
isis, 1867; do '62s, 1133; do '64s, 1133;
do '65s, 113s; do Sos, new, I12s; do
67s, 112s; do '6Ss. 1929; do 10-4Os, 1904.
Currency 6s, 115t.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The market is
steady, with only moderate demand for
staple cottons. Heavy brown sheetings
bring 12@12se; Utica 1O-4 wide 474c; do
| ia 513c; Waltham GA bleached 254c; d
81 333c; do 1O-4 374c. Richmond fancy
prints, shirtings and Quaker styles in
| steady demand; 10-4 frocks and double
prints 114o; Simpson MORNINGS loo; LON
| don 93c; Fruit of Loom bleached muslins
16c; Forestdale 144c; Daniel Mills 1Sc;
New York Mills PIC; Bates and Amoskeag
glnghams 15c; Glasgow 13c; Caledonia |
123c; Hartford 12c; Hamilton delaines |
18c; Manchester reps 22tc; do 5 4 alpaca |
223c; do mari poplins 14.c; Pacific Mills |
printed delaines and armies ISc.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Flour dull and
dropping at Sc. 15@6. 40 for shipping grades
extra. Wheat dull and dropping; red and i
amber S1.52@1.55. Corn dull and droop-
ing mixed Western 749c. Coffee firm and /
demand fair; Rio 13@16c Sugar firm and
demand fair; Cuba 94@9Ic. Molasses firm
and demand fair; Muscovado I2c. Rice /
04@9c. Whisky frmer at 92t@93c.
Northumberland copper steady; ineot
Lake Superior 2ls921t; Tennessee 21S.
Pig iron-Scotch 1896; American 800 |
36c. Bar iron $50. Sheet iron-Russia
1O9@11 gold. Nails-cut S4.65, clineh |
Sc. 1906 40; horseshoe 19@3l.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, April 6.-Flour-supsr-
fine scarce at S5.75; Xxx plenty and dull;
Xxx S6.624@7. Corn dull; mixed and /
yellow 71@72c; white 73@75c. Oats
scarce; st. Louis 63@65c; Galena 65@66c.
No bran in the market. Mess pork lower
at $18.5O@19. Bacon-shoulders 7yc,
sides 10c, Hams 1910 Lard lover;
tierces 1O3@11c; kegs 12!c. Sugar-com-
mon 74@74c;prime 95@1O4c; choice 1O3
@103c. Molasses in good demand; re-
boiled 30@4Oc. Whisky dull at CSC.
Coffee 14@15c. Sterling exchange 1914.
91122. New York sight ! premium. Gold
Ill.
st. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, April 26.-Flour easier but
not quotsbly lower; snperfine winter SIS. %;
X do $5.50@5.S0; Xxx do So. Wheat
steady; best grades active; sample lots
Iowa spring at $1.27@1.3O; No. red fall
1881. Corn opened firm and closed dull
at 48@52c for mixed in bulk; 5se in
sacks. Oats steady; No. mixed sic; In
sacks 54@54!o. Barley strong; No. 2
spring S1.1O; choice Iowa $1.2O. Rye
dull at 9O@91c. Whisky easier at soc.
Mess Pork dull and declined; 81. ESQ
1850 cash; seller May SIPS, with no
buyers at the close at these terms. Bulk
meats-nothing doing. Bacon nominally
lower for round lots; order lots easier at Sc
@7c, 93e; 10s@1Ozc. Lard active but
lower at 1Ot@104c for kettle; 1O4@IO5c for
steam. Hogs steady at S595,5O. Cattle
quiet at $3@6.5O.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 2G.-FIour dull and
dropping; family Sc. 15@6.4O Wheat
dull and unchanged; red 81. 3O@1. SO.
Corn firm and demand fair at SIC. Rye
dull; asking S1.O3@1.O5. Barley steady
at $1@$L12. Oats dull st 54@56c. Pro-
visions dull and unzeItled; difficult to give
accurate quotations. Mess pork held at
$3.50. Bulk meats 6, aud SIC; rib
sides TIC; clear rib sold at 7975c Bacon
held at z, Q and 94c; sales clear sides at the
latter rate. Hogs dull and declined at
S5.50@5.75. Cattle dull and unchanged.
WHISKY dull and dropping.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 26-Flour dull and
heavy; extra family $5.75@6 Grain
Corn in good demand; sale 1000 bu
shelled at 6Oc, sacks returned Wheat
quiet and firm; choice red and white held
at SL.4O@1.50. Oats quiet at CSC. Rye
S1.05, including sacks. Provisions duh
and nominal. Mess pork $3.50. Bacon
bulk meats and hams as yesterday quoted.
Prime leaf lard-tieroes offered at lO4c.
but no buyers. Whisky quiet and steady
at $50. Tobacco-sales u hhds; 81. 50t9
i.75 for trash; S5@5. 70 for Tugs; 500
II for low to medium leaf
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 26-Flour dull and nou-
Inal. Whest-No. 2 spring firm aud s@3e
higher; SL234@1.24 cash; closing at
81. 24s@1.243 seller May; this afternoon
dutl at $1.2444 seller Nay. Corn-No, 3
mixed firTAer and 3@sc higher; closing at
522@52sc seller May; this afternoon dull
md nominal Oats-No. quiet and 4c
higher; 47@472c. Rye-No. 2 dull at SEQ
'23c. Barley-No. 2 dull at SIC. High
vines 879c Mess pork unsettled at SI6-5O
$50 seller May; closing at $1742. Lard
irm at 1Os9103c. Meats dull; dry sailed
houlders 52@6c. Hogs active; $4,000 |
. Cattle dali at $5.12a@6.75.
New York Cotton Market
New YoRK, April 26.-Cotton dull and
shade lower; middling aplands 15lc.
Philadelphia Cotton Market.
PHnADELPHIA, April 26.-The second IL
otton trade sale was held to-day. 10000 =,
ales were sold, of all grades, at lilo | y
5sc. There was large attendance. 81
Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CINCINNATI, April &c. Cotton dali and u
nchanged; middling 14c.
Louisville Cotton Market L
LOUISVILLE, April 2e.-Cotton dull and
1changed; middling 1870.
New Orleans Cotton Market
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Ootton firm;
iddling 143@l4sc.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, April 26.-Cottop quiet:
iddling 13a@14o. n.
Mobile Cotton Market.
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