Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-07

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PARIS, March 6.-Rentes 56f SIC.
New York Money Market
New YORK, March 6.-GOld dun at
110501104. Loans were from 4 to ), and
per cent for carrying. Clearings S26,-
100000. Governments are strong and
higher with an improved demand, and
small supply. Speculation on stock ex-
change was irregular. In the early deal
ings an unsettled feeling prevailed. Pacific
Mail was the feature, opening weak at Coz;
this was caused by an Injunction which
was procured late last night, preventing the
officers of the company from specializing
with the company's funds. Removal of the
injunction was announced soon after the
opening of the market, and the next sale
was at 81; before closing it sold at 63ai.
Next in point of interest to Pacific Mail
were n. w. Ohio, Rock Island, L. s., Erie,
Wabash and Union Pacific, and in semi
speculative best Canton land company,
the latter sold up to 905. The market
at the close was buoyant, and the
best prices of the day were current.
AT the annual meeting of the stockhol-
ders Of the Union Pacific Railroad COmpa-
ny, held in Boston to-day, the following
named gentlemen were unanimously elect
ed Directors for the ensuing year: Horace
+. Clark, New FORK; Augustus Schel, New
York; James Fl. Barker, New York; Oliver
Ames, Boston; Cakes Ames, Boston; r. E.
Robbins, Boston; G. N. Dodge, Council
Bluffs; G. NJ. Pullman, Chicago; John Duff,
Boston; Elisha Atkins, Boston; L. 2. Nor
ton, New York; James Brooks, New York;
Sidney Dillon, New ork; G. S. Bushnell,
New Haven; F. Gordon Dexter, Boston.
The Government directors are as follows:
B. F. Wade, Ohio; J. F. Wilson, Iowa;
Hiram Price, Iowa; j. G. S. Harrison, In
diana; David S. RuddOucks, Tennessee.
At subsequent meeting Of the court direc-
tors, the following officers were elected:
President II. f. Clark, New York; Vice
President, John Duff, Boston; Treasurer,
Z. ii. Rollins, Concord, N. H.; Auditor, 81.
b. Wilbur.
Money was active early in the day, caus-
ed by two prominent banks calling in loans.
AS high as gold was paid in some instan-
ces, but closed steady at 667.
Sterling Exchange-bankers' bills, 1904;
.. S. coupons of 1881, 1153; do. 5-2Os of
1852, 1113; do. 1864, 1113; do. 1865,
112aa; 1040s, 1913; currency 6s, 114t; Mis-
souri, State Bonds 94Bc; Tennessee old 66!c;
do. new 665c; Virginia new SO; do. old
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK. March 6.-Market buoyant
and a fair business doing. Washington
q ID Co Red Cross and Grand Central
cambrics are advanced from to 9Ic. All
other staple cOttOns are steady and firm,
while worsted and wooden fabrics are
meeting an improved inquiry at enhanced
rates. Wooden hannels are largely sought
and L. h. ! e.,
an advance. One house alone had an offer
for Sl50,000 worth of these goods yester-
day in anticipation, and advanced on &C
count Of the stOppage Of several mills.
New York General Market.
New YORK, Mar. 6.-Flour dull and
lower; sales at s. 7569 80 for superfiue
to extra st. Louis; Rye -four and corn meal
unchanged. Whisky 90c. Wheat dull,
81 6561 20. Rye 92c. Barley and malt
unchanged. Corn dull, 716715c. Oats
52t656c. Eggs, hay and hops steady.
| Coffee 194d2l5c. Sugar dull; fair to good
| NOlasSes unchanged. Mess pork S13 256
13 so; dressed hogs SIC; cut meats steady;
hams 8569ic; shoulders 566c; middlings
! 7!d7ac. Lard, No. to prime steam, Ga
! 9sc; kettle 9dc. Butter and cheese steady. |
! baltimore Markets.
| BALTIMORE, March 6.-FIour scarce and
| firm. Wheat S1.7O. Corn Csc. Oats 81 |
656c. Rye Sl.00. Mess pork $4,000 |
14.25. Bulk meats and bacon unchanged. |
Hams 18d14c. Lard 9ad9sc. Butter
| active. Whisky 90c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 6.-FlOur quiet and I'M /,
changed in every respect. Wheat unsettled |
No. , S1.22s61. 223. Corn 37sc. Oats
SO5d31c. Rye SIC. Barley 534c. Mess |
pork S11.80. Lard ss6SIc. Meats, de-
mand light but holders firm. Hams in !
pickle 7ad94c; green hams 636Sc. Bulk |
shoulders 4!!c; sides sc; clear rib 81 66c; |
clear sides &c. Dressed hogs "a. go. High |
wines s5d85!e offered, 85Ie asked-no
sales. Hogs S4.5O6475.
81. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, March G.-FIour steady. |
Superfine S6.2566.40; xxx S7.25d7.5S. |
Wheat, No. 2 spring S1.4O; No. 3 winter
Sl.7O; No. 2 red winter SI.700l.75. Corn /
4O64O3c. Oats 35c. Barley 70675c. Rye |
7Sc. Whisky 953c. Tobacco strong. Lugs |
$5.S567.00; common to good leaf 6s6I23c. |
Hemp 9Od9Sc. Bagging 1556l6ac. Cot
fee 22625c. Sugar dull; 9t611c for fair to
choice. Molasses nominal at 40655c. /
Mess pork $3.50 cash and April. Dry
salt meat quiet; country pork house should
ers 44c; rough sides sc; clear rib &c; clear
sides &c; hams &c. City meats nominal.
Lard quiet; country steam sc; kettle SIC;
city SSd8ac. Hogs S3.9064.4O. Cattle
unchanged
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March -Flour-family
$7.3567.55. Wheat, red Sl.6061.62. Rye
9O692c. Oats 40645c. Barley 706S0c.
Grocerias and oils unchanged. Eggs dull
but unchanged. Butter 20a26c. Cheese
16ia178c. Mess pork $12.50a12.75. Lard
SSa9c. Bulk meats quiet and weak; shonl-
ders -; sides 6!a65c; clear rib 63c. Bacon
dull and nominal; shoulders sc; sides ga
TIC. Hogs quiet and unchanged; receipts
SO head. Whisky Soc. The Price Cur
rent has published a report of the pork
packed in this city: Whole number OfhOgs
received during the season, 673, 796; whole
number cut by packers, 656, S41; average net
weight, 1913; yield Sflard per hog, 405 tbs.;
average price per GENITAL gross s.. 33;highest
and lowest prices for feasOn, $4d4.S0.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March 6.-TObacco active
and strong; sales 208 hhds.; Tugs 6I6Ti;
low to good medium leaf 7,6102; good to
fine 1l620. Bagging 163617c. Flour
extra family $3.50. Grain quiet and I'M
changed. BacOn-Shoulders &c; clear rib
TIC; clear sides re packed. Bulk should
ers SIC; clear rib &c; clear sides &c loose.
Mess pork $500. Lard 9d9ac. Whisky
S5c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-FlOur quiet;
superfne $3.50; XXX $50; xxx S8.25.
Corn advanced; mixed Soc; white 9Oc.
Oats firmer at 58c. Bran SLIGO. Hay
scarce; prime $50; choice $}4. Pork dull;
mess 81 70. Bacon quiet at 67ac. Sugar
cured hams 11i612c. Lard quiet; tierce
94693c; keg 104c. Sugar dull; common &c;
fair sc; choice 109c. MOlasses dull; fer
menting common 40c; fair 45c; prime, not
fermented, SOC. Whisky 90c6$l. Coffee
20621ic. Sterling 204. Sight par. Gold
1l03.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, March 6.-Flour S6.OOd9.j0.
Corn 6O661c. Oats 55656c. Hay S286
5000. Bulk shoulders 5t654c; clear sides
767tc. Lard 9a61O9c.