Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-01
New York Money Market.

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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-Gold opened at
11O!, sold down to 1893, and closed heavy
at 1106l10k. Loans were and 7 per cent
for carrying, and late in the day 3-12 was
paid for It's use. The clearings were S54,-
100000. Governments were somewhat
lower in sympathy with gold. There were
sixteen offers of bonds amounting to So
166,950, from l0S-90 to 110-07. The Trea-
sury purchased one million bonds at 108 80
and 1924. Stocks opened lower and
were steadier at second call and closed
weak, the only exception being Pacific mail,
which was firm. Money continues very
stringent and 1-33 was paid ia many in
stances closed at I for gold, and the Uneasi-
ness in regard to the coming bank state
ment continues as the banks to-day lost a
large amount Of 3 per csnt certificates. Call
/ loans were demanded to-day which have
not been disturbed before in months. State
bonds are dull except South Carelinas.
Sterling Observation-Disclosures bills, 1891;
u. S. coupons Of 1881, rs; do. 5-20s Cf
1852, Ill; do. 1854, Ill; do. 1865,
1l1b; do. new, 110t; do. 1857, 1111; do. 1869,
1111; 10-4Os, 110S; currency 6s, ia; Mis-
souri, State Bonds 95c; Tennessee old 66C;
do. new 66c; Virginia new SIC; do. old
Sic; North Carolina old 34sc; new 1T3c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Feb. 29.-The market rather
quiet, but firm. We quote: Cottage four
ply carpet warps 35c. Clarence Red Cross
SIC; Powhattan Sac; Augusta negro plaids
and stripes 1910; Hudson River 15c; Mo
bile 163c; MacGregOr lie; Texas zoe;
Augusta osnaburgs 164c; Santee No. 1870;
Sergeant cotton yarns 35c; Appleton A
heavy brown sheetings 15c; do. n 12kc;
Augusta A 10c; AgawaM F lac; Broad
way l26I25c; Cabot A 1870; Bedford 100
1OJc; Central Mills 1OIc; Indian Head 40
inch lie; do. 48-inch SOC; Laconia "a
sheetings 35c; do. 1914 40c; Laural H la
1910; Lawrence S lie; Massachusetts T.
103c; do. = 10Ic; Nashua o l36134c; do.
"a 21c; Suffolk A 12ic; Harmon r B plain
glazed cambrics SIC; do. high cOlors DC;
Lancaster ginghams 14c; Baird EoOkfOld
do. 125c; Columbia xxx denims 25c; 90.
blue do. 24c, Haymaker brown and blue
do. 13B614c; Otis AKA do. 2Sc; Dwight
muslins, linen finish, 19c; Booth A do. lac;
LYMAN cambria 25c; New York Mills are
advanced by jobbers to 224e; Nashua ID
sheeiings PIC; Pepperell 81 do. 40c; do.
1914 do, 45c; do. Id do. soc; Ludlow AA
grain bags size, and Stark A do. $50 39c.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-Flour-Dull at
SG.1O69.5O for sgparfne to best st. Louis.
Rye flour S4.106j.l0. Corn meal S3.5On
3.S5. Whisky 9Oc. Wheat dull at Sl.630
$50. Rye 92693c. Barley active; Canada
SI.OS; Bay QuInte S1.I9461.20. Malt quiet.
Corn 695d705c. Oats 52656c. Eggs STA
4Oc. Cofiee-RiO 193621Bc. Sugar easier:
fair to good refining 85693c; Cuba 8s694c;
Molasses and rice UNCHANGED. Provisions
duh and unchanged. Lard heavy; No. ! to
prime steam 94d95c. Butter quiet at La
&c. Cheese l26l7c.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20. - Flour very
strong. S6.25dS6.75 Wheat S1.G661.70.
Corn Csc. Oats unchanged. Rye 956Sl.O2.
Bacon unchanged. Lard 9ic. Butter &C
tive. Whisky 906901c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 29.-Oats lower
at 55c. Hay-prime $1,000; choice $1,000.
Pork lower at $14.7J. Lard quiet; tierce
p4c; key Zoe. Molasses in demand; inferior
not far1enting 45c; prime SOC; strictly prime
OlG. NbItE ElLlNAC lllLl0LEOA3 IL PCehD JSD
terday'5 prices. Sterling 20s; sight Sc dis
count. Gold 1105.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Feb. 29.-Flour scarce and
active at previous quotations. Wheat 81 .24ss
Corn moderately active at 39639k. Oats
unchanged. Barley So. Highwines Soc.
bid, So &c asked. Dressed hog $5.05. Mess
pork Sl21 10 for March, Lard So.6O6S.65.
Hams in pickle 7ld9.c. Bulk meats
shoulders &c; clear rib 55dsc; clear sides
&c. Hogs steady and in moderate demand
at S4.606465. Cattle firm ct 3d6c.
st. Louis Markets.
ST, LOUIS, Feb. 2g.-FlOur-best grades
firm, others dull; superfine S6.2566.45; ex-
ira 1913; XXX ST.25d7 IS; family $500
68.5O. Wheat-NO spring Sl.3S6; No.
8 winter, 10. Corn 40641c. Oats 350
37Bc. Barley 725c. Rye SIC. Whisky
lower, but prices private. POrk-mess Sl3
cash and March, $3.50 August. Dry salt
meat nominal. Bacon-small sales, clear
sides at 7s673c. Lard nominal at sac.
Hogs steady, S4G4l. Cattle unchanged
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 70 Flour, family
ST 5O07.75. Wheat, red, SL65nl.67.
Corn 4j046c. Oats 4O045c. Barley IN
changed. Groceries and oils steady. Eggs
22c. Butter 20d25c. Che Sc I60l63c.
Mess pork dull and dropping. Lard oadSB.
Bulk meats-shoulders Ja64fc; clear rib
&c; clear sides &c. Bacon-shOulders sc;
sides 7d7!c. Whisky 84685c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 29.-Tobacco active;
rrires 1urhanCpd. sales 240 lhds Baoginp
Unchanged, Flour firm; extra family 800.
Wheat 81, G06l.77. Corn &c. Oats SIC.
Rye 92c. Mess pork Sl3.25. Sugar cured
hams, 125c; plain, lie. BacOn-shouldrs
&c; clear rib nc; clear sides, 7sc. Bulk
shoulders, sc; clear rib &c; clear sides,
6sc. Lard, 9!6l0c. Whisky 85c.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 29.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn 5Sd60c. Corn meal
lower, S3.1003.15. Oats 53d55c. Hay
unchanged. Bran, none in market. Lard
and bulk meats quiet and unchanged in