Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-28

W neat-OallfoFn1a white rs IdElz3 %,
red western spring AS 2sd6l1s Sd; red
ter lis lOd. Flour 27sd27s 60. Corn
2Ss Cd.
New Vera Money 1LaEGea
NEW YORK, April 2T.-G0ld 5ull and
hssvy, closing at 1tes. Loans from 2 10
81 per cent for carrying. Clearings S68,-
OO0,0005 exports for the week 81, III, 600.
Governments closed quiet, with a eeneralrs-
action In prices from the highest point.
Stocks opened firm, with New York Cen.
trail as a feature on first call; Rock Island
and Indiana Central were cards, the latter
advancing to 39s short interest in c. @. g.
l. G. is said TO exceed greatly the capital
stock. Market closed strong especially for
Rock Island, Union Pacific and Ohios. The
Express says the Lake Shore election takes
place Wednesday next, and leading Direc-
tors win leave for the west Monday morn
ing. The Northwest Transfer books close
Tuesday next, and the election takes place
June 6. Control Ofthe company win remain
in the hands Of Tracy and party, and Lake
Shore Road win continue under Clark's
management. The Rock Island election
takes place in June, and Traey's party VIII
remain in power. The bank statement IS
favorable and shows that banks now hold
s., S59, 125 above Is per cent required by
law, being an increase Of S3,592,O95. The
following are the changes: Loans, Increase,
81 1856 800; specie, decrease, Sl65, 300; legal
tenders, increase, $5,61S,100; deposits, IN
crease, $7,506, 400; circulation, decrease,
S7l5,00O. Money easy from 5 70 &c. State
bonds dull and neglected.
Sterling Exchange-bankers' bills, 1924;
U. S. coupons Of 1881, 1I7R; DO. SOS Of
1882, 1854; do. 1854, I15{; DO. 1856,
l16; do new, 114s; do. 1867, ll53;do 1858,
1854; 10-40s, 1l05; currency Is, 1854; Mis-
sour State Bonds 9522;; TenEessee old 694c
do. new 90; Virginia new sac; do. old sc;
North Carolina old Soc; new 2O4e.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 27.-There h
moderate business doing. The trade thus
far this season has been larger and moro
lucrative than for the past four years. The
print market is not so active, but there is
apparently more stsadiness and less dispO-
sitIon TO cut on the prices. All desirable
makes are in fair request at 1I3as3c, while
novel designs Of Dolly Warden styles com
mand 128al3c. Printing cloths keep sold
far ahead Of production and command ex-
treme prices. Corset jeans are hardly so
firm; at least bleaehed and eolored.
PePperel satteens are lie lower and sell
ing at 163c. Warren A denims are
offered at Ice, while Blue Hill and Blue
demlns are up 10 115c. The Warren A XA
do command 2Sc. Stripes and ticks are
steady. Uneasville A stripes bring 1336
14Sc and Hamilton 1Sd19c. New York
ticks-22& 6233c for # brands and sse for
7. A. A.; do Cords No. 8 and z awning.
Ticks sell at l3d14c respectively, while
Hamilton regular isels at 235e. Suffolk L
bleaehed muslins 126123c; Indian Head
wide II 75d73c; fruit Of looms IO0th 21c,
Wamsutta 20621 and New York mills 22c.
KeH York General Markets.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Flour S5.O0d5.10
and higher; Western and State S8.50d6.OO;
$7.350HS.25; white wheat, extra $500
1900. Rye -four and corn meal firm.
Whisky el5c. Wheat S1.65H2. O5; market
less active. Rye o3c. Barley and malt quiet.
Corn 76d77c. Oats 513d56e. Eggs 153
616c. Coffee firm; Rio 176I93c. Sugar
fair 10 good refining sa6Sfe. Moiasses
unchanged. Rice 0G93R Mess pork 1891
61400. Beef unchanged. Middiings firm;
6s6Sc. Cut meats-hams 9t1t0c: should
ers 5266!c. Lard-No. to prime steam
9d9Ac; kettle e3c. Butter S0d32c. Cheese
12dl7c.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Flour buoyant;
city mills superfine S7.256s.OO; extra $3.50
d9 80; family S1O.0O61l.50. Wheat un-
changed. Corn 69d70e. Oats 60c. Mess
pork $l40O. Bulk meats buoyant; shout
ders, 45c; sides 6sc; clear rio &c. Bacon
shoulders SIC; sides 7Sc; clear lib &c.
Sugar cured hams l256l3e. Lard e4793c.
Butter unchanged. Whisky zoe.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-FioaT duh;
low TO choice xxx SS.OO69O0; choice
extra s.. O061O.50. Corn frmer, mixed and
yellow 68d69c; white T0d72c. Oats Sc.
Hay firmer, prime $50; choice S34. Fork
quiet and frmer; mess $3.50. Bacon ac-
tive, 81, z! and 7S, and u and Sc. Sugar
cured hams, 11R6115e. Coffee dull; Crdin-
airy 1910; fair lSf119e; good 19t1101c;
prime 192d204e. Sterling exchanges 1885;
sight premium. Gold 112a.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 27.-FloUr active;
extra So. T5682 IS. Wheat, No. 2 spring
closed at 81 .S44d1.S5. Corn Age. Oats
3556354c. Rye 75c. Barley 56d57c.
Provisions active. Mess pork S12.70d
1915. Lard-S8.S5 bid; $S.573 asked.
Bulk meats higher; shoulders 41c; clear rib
68169c; clear sides 7Rc. Hams in pickle 8
69sc. Highwines Sac bid; S5d853 asked.
Hogs $4.l064.45.
LATER-At Intervening cal wheat closed
at $1.344 asked, S1.843 bid. Pork closed at
S12.sO, May.
ST Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, April 2T.-FlOur quiet; and
unchanged Whest-fan Sl.92 business
small. Corn 43643ac. Oats S9c. Bar
lev 725c. Bye SIC. Whisky steady At SIC.
Mess pork Sl2.50. Dry salt meats
higher; loose shoulder 4se; sides 0s; clear
ribs 65e Bacon firm and held hieher--
moderately quaint. y could have been bought
at 81, Y. II, but generally held &c higher.
Lard steam sc. Hogs S3.75d4.40.
Cattle quiet at SAd6s.
Cincinnati Markets
CIsCIEEArI, April 27.-FlOur family
Wheat, S1.7561.80. Corn
4gc. Rye g5696c. Oats 42145c. Mess
IArd-steam S5d9e. Bulk meats ex-
cited and higher, sales for shoulders at 49c;
sides held at 81, %, 73c; sales 3c less. Bacon
shoulders held at 81 clear rib &c; clear
sides lac, showing that bulk msat4 are re-
latively higher than bacon, which Is cODse-
quenL upon the large English demand for
bulk meats. Hogs S4.2564.5O; receipts
600 head. Whisky SIC.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 27.-TObacco IN
changee; sales 154 hhds. Fl0ur-extra
family S7.25dT.50. Corn s50c. Other
grains quiet and unchanged. Mess pork
held at Sl3.0O61S.25 in round lots. Ba-
53c; clear rib 73e; clear
sides 7Se. Bulkmeats - shoulders 4te
clear nib Sc; clear sides 65e. Sugar-cured
hams 1In12c. Lard, Ss69c. Whisky
54c. G
SPECIAL NOTICES.