Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-04

II pun Oy1OO DdlCoJ SUN A7O1OO1 OSiOc"
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Cotton fair; mixed !
OTIS sold at 206225c.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-COttOn steady,
with moderate demand; middling 22ac.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.--Cottcn 6rmer; !
niddling 22Sc.
MEMPHIS, April 3.-Cotton quiet; low |
niddling 22c; receipts 40 bales; exports !
| ,545 bales.
CHARLESTON, April 3.-Cotton quiet;
22e; net receipts ], l34 bales; ex-
ports eOastwise 40 bales; sales 100 bales;
stock 21 900 bales.
GALVESTON, April 3.-COttOn strong;
good ordinary 2046203c; net receipts 22l
bales; exports to Great Britain 2,10l bales;
3O8 bales; sales $500 bales; stock
p, 4j8 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 3.-COtton in good de-
mand, holders firm; middlings 2lS622c;
net receipts 44S bales; exports to Great
Britain 315 bales, coast 607 bales; sales
!, 100 bales; stock 1858 bales.
MOBILE, April 3.-Cotton firm; mid
dlings 22s6223c; net receipts ia bales;
sales 1920 bales; stock 36,S2S bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 3.-COnsOls 93a5; U. S.
5-2Os '62, 92f; do. '65, "a; do 81, 93!!.
PARIS, April 3.-Rentes 55f 90c.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-Wheat-Red win
ter It's I'd. Flour 26s Cd. Corn Us Cd.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Gold was duh at
10956110. Loans were from 1872 tO.3 per
cent. for carrying. Clearings 19,500,OOO.
Government securities were s.rOng and
higher. Stock market at opening present
ed ragged appearance, and outsiders were
frightened at the aspect Of the situation.
Something had to be done by cliqIes 10
keep the market from drifting into panic,
and leading bulls put their shoulders to the
wheel when up went the en.ire list. Erie
was lifted from 625 to 643, then c. G. and
l. G. was taken in hand and run up to 328a.
The Western Union pool lent helping
hand and put their tayOrite up TO 753. After
this Central advanced to 100. OhlOs fol-
lowed and the price marked up TO 500.
This was the end Of the bull movement for
the day, and as soon as money eased
up there was a general break in prices,
ranging from to l! per cent, in many
cases the lowest prices of the day were
made, and there was considerable pressure
to sell. In the general decline, Western
Union tumbled to 744, Union Pacific to
$50; Northwest common to 81; OhiOs to
495; New York Cenral to SO; Lake Shore
to 96; Pacific Mail to So; Rock Island to
I152; Boston, Hartford and Erie to 50, and
@. G. and |. g. to 312. Market closed fe-
verish, with slight recovery from lowest
prices made. The Express says the bull
movement has been staggered by the decline
Of yesterday and to-day, and the enthusi-
asm of the outside public is subsiding.
Money acknowledgement 1-16 to per day
and closed at I to 1-6; State bonds dull and
heavy.
Offers to sell bonds to the Government
amounted S2,426, $50 at from $l09.55 to
1ll.O6;awards S1,OO0,000 at from $lO9.55 to
lO9.S7.
Sterling Excnange-bankers' bills, 1921;
U. S. coupons of 1881, 115s; do. 5-2Os Of
1862, l125; do. 1854, 112d; dc. 1868,
1881; do new, l111; do. 1857, l125; do 1865,
1I25; 10-40s, 1854; currency IS, Il54; Mis-
souri, State Bonds 95ac; Tennessee old 66aci
do. new 66Ic; Virginia new 50; do. old
52c; North Carolina old SIC, new 2lc.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. April 5.-The market
continues moderately active and steady
with buoyant tone 20 WOODEN goods, with
some inquiry for anything staple in antici-
patton of future wants and higher prices.
Printing cloths are scarce and firm at SI6
SIC for good to extra. Prints go off freely
at 115612c for best brands, and 12a0i3c
for Dolly Warden. Styles of printed lawns,
Percales and worsted dress goods are in
good request at steady rates. Bleached
muslins are also steady and in good request
at 226225c for New York mills, pic for
Wamsutta, zoe for Flower of Mill l6c for
Gem of Spindle, 145c for Gold Medal and
J. W. Slater's, Ijc for Red Cross Wigans,
l3c for Congress, do. 14c for New Market.
Bleached and colored jeans Tic, for Naum-
keag sattaens soc, for Goff's braid 9Oc, for
Starr and Amoskeag wOrsted Coo, alpaca
do; 6Oc for common and high color dress
braid regular, and zoe for best makes six
cord spool cOttOns.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, April 3.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Superfine Western and State,
S6.5O66-65; common to good extra So 7O6
100; good to choice S70567.65; higher
grades, white wheat, S7.7069.65. Rye
flour and corn meal unchanged. Whisky
SSc. Wheat firmer, S1.496l.00. Barley
Csc. Bay Ouinte Sll0. Malt firm; Corn
7lB672c. Oats 53656c. Eggs 22Gz5c.
Cotfee-Kio l73620ct. SUGAR frmer, fair
to good refining SS685c; Cuba Ss69ac.
hIolssses unchanged. Rice Si094c. Mess
pork Sl2.SO612 90c. Beef and cut meats
duh and unchanged. Lard, No. to prime
steam 85A8ac; kettle Sc. Butter quiet,
Western IId24. Cheese dull at 136l9c.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Flour and wheat
firm and unchanged. Corn re. Oats 81
654c. Rye 90c6$1.09. Provisions dull.
Sugar cured hams 12@0l3c. Lard I'M
changed. Butter active. Whisky Ss0
998c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 3.-Flour-extra, dull
at S5.5O66.5O. Wheat No. spring Sl.2O4.
Corn dull at 375637sc. Oats sole. Rye
6SI67lc. Barley neglected - 48s049.
Mess Pork S11.25. cash; S1l.3O0l1.3j
seller April. Lard $8.15aSSl7a. Bulk
meats loose, firmer; shoulders s.. 75a$3. 50;
clear rib sides 5Ss53c; clear sides 6a6sc
Hams inpickle TABLE. HighTines firm at
SIC. Hogs 4a4sc.
81. LOuis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Flou--steady at
full prices; superfine S5.5065.S5; extra So
1850; Xxx S6.5Od6.75; xxx S755d7. rs;
family SS.OO69.5O. Wheat-NO. spring
sample lots 81 40, delivered; for winter, de-
mand good, but offerings light; No. S1.oZa
nj. SO. Corn 4O6423c. Barley 756oOc.
Rye-nothing doing. Whisky S46o5c in
side for country. Tobacco steady; Tugs
So. 25A7. 25; common to good leaf S7.256
IA. Hemp dull. Bagging unchanged at
1546I8c. Coffee firm at 2l6234c. Sugar
bniet at 93O11c for fair to choice. MOlas-
SEES dun az 4566Oc. Mess pork Sll.50d
sl2.OO; May Sll.50. Bacon dull; clear sides
for June freely offered at &c packed. Dry
all meats dull and nominal. Lard, SIC.
Hogs dun, S3.7564.4O. Cattle quiet at
38d6c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Flour steady;
family s7.5ON7.75. Wheat-red Sl.6od
I.7O. Corn 46H4Tc. Rye 9Od92c. Oats
42N44c. Barley 6O663c. Coffee dull but
UNCHANGED. Sugar-fair demand, but prices
lower; refined &c lower. dOl4sses scarce
and firm; New Orleans 65067c. Butter
28031c. Mess pork higher; closed at
s12,25 cash, and S12.75 for June delivery.
lard 8I1e3c. Bulk meats-inSrket bOHy-
ant. but unsettled; bacon shoulders 44c;
sides 6s66zc. Hogs So. g064.25; receipts