Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-27
MARKETS.
GB Y T ELE GRAPHI

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Cottou in active de-
mRRd and advanced; mtddliug uplands. I5I[c
Flour dull; S. 6096 50 for shipping grades of
extra. Wheat dull and dlooping: red ana
amber, 81 6S9l 20. Corn dull and declined. /.
mixed western, 6l982c. WHISKY dull at gIa
Sl14c. CoHee steady and in moderate demand
sugar nrm and in fair demand; Cuba gIS6gc
M0lsssas-NeW Orleans, 55c. Rice, 8l<dtss5e
Dry Goods-ihe jobbiug trade is faiify &C.
tlVes and where concessions are Welded -buv-
ers take hold with alacrity. in view OF the
lateness I the season; but with agents trade
has been backward, end goods having sccu-
~ 1i,IilaS 1laoSu on Lhelr hands, they have been
oOllged 10 make reduction on certain
styles OF staple and fancy goods, and this has
q demoraliztng effect al the moment, for
many buyers %re buying very cautfOusiv in
anticipation Of more general prices on cotton
goods. Prints are In large supply and many
styles, being or poor class, have declined
3ac. IN conformity with the break in many
BRANDS brown sheetings and shirtings have
become weak, being in sympathy witn the
decline IN cotton; but standard are more
saleable a reduction OF 1Sc. Nothing but
conformity with the general cor cession in
accordance with the price Of cotton will pre-
vent trade from being very lively now as the
city is tun OF buyers. Dress goods, shswls
and desirable styles Of imported goods are in
good request, but buying Is more close on all
fabrics than was anticipated; even on silks
the profit viii be less than was expected.
Metals-hanulaCtured copper steady. IngOt
cOpper-Lake Superior, 2I56c; Baltimore and
Tennessee 2lhC. Bar iron, SIS. Sheet iron
Russia, lO1zGllc, gold, Nails-cut, "a 40,
clinch, s. 9Oi horse shoe, l9g3Uc.
WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, March 25.-GOld was dun and
steady at llt5z9l.Us; loans were made at la2
per cent. ciearances $40 900 CO0. eTDOrfs 70
day, S45l 100 and for the week, sl5 579.
Government securities We're strong and
higher In sympathy with the advance In for-
slgn markets. the volume OF business has
been above the average amount. and the
market cl, sed strong; Sis, lls5s; '82s, lIl9[;
b4S, ll2i '65s, ll2; new '65s, llO7s; 'B7s llu7E
Us llli l0-s0s, lUS15 ; currency 6s il3sl Stocks
opened steady and were rather dull until
noon, when they became strong and active
the principal features have been Lake shore
aud indiana Central, The latter selling up to
2855c; the remainder OF the list are steady.
and in spite of the unfsvOrable bank state
ment, show no signs Of weakness. Money
was easy az 500 per cent State bonds were
dull and neglectedi old Tsunessees, 6316; new
do, 0554o, Sterling exchange, l0g5s.
Bank Statement-Ihs following are the
changes: Loans decreased 81, ,462 %; specie
decreased S3O48,730; legal tenders decreased
430 87 deposits deer eased 81, III 3Al; circula-
tion decreased s2l Sl7.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.--FIour dull and
depressed; superhne, So 90; Xxx, So So; Xxx,
IS 70. Corn 1rmer at 7l@73e. Pork hrm
N esq, S2I . Bacon, S5SGIlc; clear RIB scarce
at l2c. Hams, l5gl6c. Coffee, l5gI55zc, Oats
bran, hay, lard, sugar, nOlasses and whisky
are unchanged. Cotton in fair demand and
aalNEHG II klGl1 hELlGEr olIN DlLeaT kQU4 QFul-
nary, l29lz1{c low middling l35[@ls54o;
middnng, l4LGl3sC; receipts, 1851 bales:
stock, 25, 5,68S bale. Sterling, 2l9<; sight, "a
per cent premium, Gold, Ill
CINCINNATI.
CrNduzEAT1. March 25.-Cotton steady and
In moderate demand; middliug, l41<c. Flour
iull and unchanged; family, 50 seas Sol
Wheat dull and unchanged at 81 38al 8S
Corn in good demand at foil prices-57a5so
No rye Offering Oats hrm; No. 2 6OG52c.
HaTiBV Unclaimed. Mess nOFE advanced
20 25G20 50 asked. Lard arm aud in fair de-
n and; sales at ll5s9 ne. Bulk meats buoy
ant, but unsettled; shoulders wanted at 7c
'han ged; shoulders sold at Sc; clear rib. lOc.
lear sides held at l05<c. H0gs scarce and hrTn
y 81, gross. Cattle dull and unchanged.
Whisky weak Rt Sc.
ST. LOUIS,
ST. LOUIS, March 25 Flour In light demand
md holders firm; superfine winter IS 5aa5:
Ltras s. 25a8 80. Wheat dull and drOoping:
Oft Iowa spring, 81 SS9l S5 No. / red fan,
j 60; No. red fall held at 81 55. Corn drms
z; NO. mixed, Sic. Oats firm No. 2 mixed. |
&c; mixed In sacks 55656c. Ba ley advanced
70. 2, 95ci choice, CSC Rye higher at 97casI. |
n htsky, SSc- Mess pork quiet; order lots
%. Bulk meats only in limited jobbing ds.
nandi packed, Z, B5f923S aud g3<@IOo. Bacon
obotng at u, l07l9l0E and lg5I@lle Hams
ugsT-euRaa canYased, l6c. Lard jObbing at |
attle steady az SS 2596 80.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 25.-Flour Quiet and por,t-
al. Wheat in fair demand, but at &c lover
atesi No, spring, 81 IA cash and si a4iZ |
eller for April This afternoon quiet and II1s
hanged. Corr duh and declined La4Se. No
mixed, 5lG5l14o cash, 5l1Sc seller for April
nd b516a5gc seller for May; this Afternoon /
ull at 5l3f@5i5{e cash and seller FOR EDrii
nd b5IG153Sc seller for May. Oats dun and /
! se5lned en- Aghej No. 2 4Se: Rye-No. quiet |
2 Sc. Barley hFnn; No. 2, 785<c. HiRhwines
3Hc. Provisions hrmer, higher and moTe /
etlye; mess pork, sl9 S71sa26 cash; lard, iIs[ /
,ll1so cash. Live hogs steady and a shade |
rmer AZ ssG6 Is. Cattle active at 81 5595 5. |
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March 26 Cotton quiet and /
teadyi middling. A9l41<c. Flour nrm and 1
D active demand; supply light; extra fam
", 70 Gratn-shelled corn in moderate de- /
land At 65c, In store; wheat, oats and rye i
uiet and Arm Groceries arm, With an up- !
Iard tendency; prime New Orleans sugar, /
l0g prime New Orleans molasses, 60c; prime /
10 coffee, &c Hay quiet and stesdy; choice, /
IS. PrOvisiOns-a better feeling among hold |
r., hut prices unchanged; mess pork, $50 SO; /
aeon, packed, 81. I05[ and l05<ci hams, sugar
ured, l81Sc, and plain, l5c, packed; lard, IN 4
Ierees, l2c, and ID kegs, lSei bulk meats, i