Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-12

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lornla white lis. 81; red winter lis Sd.
Flour 26sd26s 81. Corn 2Ts 9d627s Cd.
New York Money MarxeG
NEW YORK. April I1.-Gold closed firm
at 1lO5 dll05, after having sold az IIOs.
Loans were from 7 per cent gold to fat far
carrying. Clearings S24 100000 Govern
ment quiet and steady. Stocks opened
heavy and during the first and second calls
sold down to 2d3 per cent. In the after
noon there was very rapid reaction. the
bears having failed in their Efforts 20 create
panic by locking up money, which returns
faster than they can lock it up. The banks
received to-day large amounts from ont Of
town correspondents, and there promises to
De plethora soon, as it is believed the
bears viii unlock the money before long.
Northwest was the weakest stock. Owing
10 report that there would be no dividend
on Common fell to 7S5 but rallied to sOs.
Lake Shore fell to 9455, reacted to IS. st.
raul declined to 59tt, rallied TO 6O5. New
1ork Central fell off to 96s and closed at
| 975. Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
tral remains strong either on large pur-
ehases by the Baltimore and Ohio party or
the Atlantic and Great Western. There il
a large short interest in this stock, created
since the late rise by parties believing II TO
be almost worthless, audit is predicted thew
viii be cornered. Market closed strong
and active. Money opened strong at I and
closed at per cent gold, one bank having
loaned 100000 at the latter rata State
bonds dull and steady.
There were 20 bids for golp amounting
to $5,ol3,5OO, from 1880 to 1850,
| amount advertised for sale 81 100000 and
| II sold will go from 1l0s to 1000.
Sterling Exchange-bankers' bills. 1921
U. 5. coupons Of 1881, 1155; do. 5-2Os of
1852, ll2s; do. 1864, 1l2s; do. 1865.
ll35; do new, 1113; do. 1867, i125; do 1869
1l33; 1O-40s, 1851; new fves ITO; currency
6s, ll5; Missouri State Bonds 95I; Tennes-
see cd CSC; do. new 665; Virginia new Sc;
do. old 54e; North Carolina old SEC; new
20c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE dry goods
market is active and firm, with uniform
rates. Percales, lawns, prints and ging-
hams are in steady request at previous
prices. Delaines and wOrsted dress goods,
printed delaines, are not called for, but
mixtures and alpaeas are taken freely.
Heavy brown sheetings, bleaehed muslins,
denlms, stripes, ticks, checks and paper
cambrics are in good demand at fall previ-
Gus rates. WOrsted braids firm and in
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alpaca grades. Spool cotton remains de-
pressed, but is meeting with ready sale. al
1Oc for best brands. Carpets are I'm good
demand, and leading makes are well sold
up 10 production.
New YOrs General Markets.
NEW YORK, April ll.-FlOur quiet;
superfne Western and State S6.6566.S5;
common 10 choice extra S6.95dSlO; best
grabs White wheat SlO.5O. Rye flour and
corn meal unchanged. Whisky dali az SIC.
Wheat Sl.5JQ Bye soc. Barley
dull Mali unchanged. Corn TIIT3c.
Oats JOdJ3c. Eggs 2l5622c. Hay and
hops unchanged Coffee dull; Rio ITid2Oc.
Sugar easier; far 10 good refining 65687c;
Cuba o4G9c. MOllsSes firm. Rice Ss6
Sc. Mess pork $l3.375. Beef unchanged.
Cut meats steady; hams S5d9c; shoulders
4aG5sc; middles 63d7c. Lard less active;
No. to prime steam S5d9c; kettle 95c.
Butter more active, 33d35c. Cheese IS
6l9c.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 1I.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged in every respect. Wheat-Penn-
sylvauia S1.S46I.SS. COFn-SOuthern
yellow 65667c; White &c. Oats 53H57c.
Rye unchanged. Provision firm. Mess pork
unchanged. Bulk shoulders AZ; clear rib
72d73c. BacOn-hams, sugar cured 125D
13c. Lard quiet aud unchanged. Butter,
market bare of Western. Whisky quiet at
876S8c.
New Orleans Markets
NEW ORLEANS. April 11.-FiOur dun
and low; xxx SS.306S.3 S; choice extra
50. 50d9.75. Corn quiet; mixed 75c; white
755c. Oats firm; 5665Te. Bran fra at
81. 70. Hay firm, prime $500; choice
5000. Pork firmer; mess SI3.75613S75.
Bacon firm, IS, T3d75. Sugar cured hams
Lard in good demand, refined
fierce go; key l06I05c. Sugar in good de-
mand, inferior 55dGac; good 10 fully fair 9s
d9sc- MOlasses quiet; inferior plantation
zoe; common feTmenting 36d37c; eentriE-
Igsl 45c: cistern bottom 53c. Whisky
hull, 8O694c. Coffee quiet; 1s1d2O5c.
Sterling exchange 1909; sight s6s pre-
MUM. Gold 1l03.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 1.-FlOur-extra, i'm
proved dem nd; sales at S6.2566.5O.
spring urn at S1.22461.225.
Corn 3Ss6363c. Oats 3I4c Rye zoe.
Barley soc. Provisions firm. Mess pork
SI210. Lard SS.456S.5O. Bulk shout
lers SIC; clear rib 55cd6c, clear sides &c.
Hams in pickle T19c. HighVines hrmer;
SIC lid; held at id3c higher. Hogs mod
sratey active at S4.123d4.55. Cattle a
shade frmer.
81. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, April I1.-Flou- excited and
prices of best grades advanced; XXX
g7.506S.5O; family So. 7569.50 Wheat
pring SI.50, winter 81 for sample lots No.
}. Corn 39641c. Oats 375c. Barley SOc.
Rye 766T7c. Whisky lower at S33dS34c.
Ness Pork $3.50. Dry salt meat firm;
Dose shoulders &c; packed &c; clear rib
&c; clear sides CSC. Bacon firmer for job
ling and ord lots; shoulders sc; clear rio
Ic; clear sides 74c. Lard, nominal Hogs
'8641c. Cattle 3d64c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 11.-Flour higher;
amily S7.7067S5. Wheat, red SL7O0
.73. Corn 4Sc. Rye 90692e. Oats Ala
&C. Barley 60d75c. Eggs 16c. Butter
,7d30c. Cheese 19620c. Mess pork
ity packed not offered; outsiders SIS bid
N spot; sales az Si4.50, buyer 90 days;
low asking SIS. Lard-steam &c; kettle
&c asked; no sales Bulk meats-city
iolders not offering; purchases made at
ountry points at 4, So and sc, for shout
ers, rib and clear sides. Hogs 4464Ic.
seceips 200 head. Whisky BE.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 11.-Tobacco active;
ales ll6 ho1sheads; lags $3.50; good cut.
ing leaf SO. Bagging firm and unchanged.
'lOur-extra family SIPS. Corn 59660c.
Dats 4S66Oc. Rye S5d0Oc. Provisions
nm with good inquiry for bacon; should
rs SIC; clear rib Sc; clear sides &c. Bulk
4ttc; clear rib SIC; clear
dies &C., loose. Mess 'pOrk-sales 5000
IS. at 2.256l2.50. Whisky S3c.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, April 11.-FloUr S669.75.
'ats SOC. Hay dull and nominal. Bran
'wer at Sz7.5062S. Bacon, shoulders Sc
15ac; clear sides 75c. Lard 9d1Oc. Mess
ork Sl3.25d13 80.
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