Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-23

bales; to New 7 Ork $50 bales; stock 1884,
923 bales. Weeks sales SO, 900 bales; net
receipts 1928 bales; gross 16,705 bales;
exports to Liverpool 21,302 bales; to Cork,
1,720 bales; continent 1904 bales; Reval
$3.50 bales; cOastwise 1901.
ST. LOUIS, March, 22.-Cotton nominal
ly lower; middlings 2lac.
CINCINNATI, March 22.-Cottun steady
with moderate demand; middling 22c.
LOUISVILLE, March 22.-COtton steady;
middling 21sc.
MEMPHIS, March 22.-Cotton dull and
dropping; grasp 213c; receipts $40 bales;
exports $500 bales; weeks receipts $3.50
bales; do exports $500 bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 22.-COnsols for money
925; on account 90. u. S. 5-20s 62, 92S;
do. '65, 93I; do '67, 93s; 10-4O's 800. The
bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased during the week $4,000.
FRANKFORT, March 22.-U. S. 5-20's,
81, 90.
PARIS, March 22.-Rentes 5jfSOe
LIVERPOOL, March 22.- Breadstuffs
frmer. California white wheat 10s610s 12d.
red 11s611s Sd. Receipts for the past
three days 5000 quarters; American 1000.
Flour 26d27s. Corn 29s. Pork 2js Sd.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 22.-Gold dull at
109s61095. Loans from fiat to Z per cent.
gold for carrying. Clearings $30,5OO,O0O.
Governments dull and steady. In the stock
market, Erie and Union Pacific, which
have been the strongest, lost their buOyancy
and became heavy, while Northwest, OhiOs,
Western Union, Pacific Mail, and New
York Central became strong and higher.
In miscellaneous shares, Canton and eX.
stocks have been strong. The decline in
Union Pacific is attributed to sales by pool.
Market closed steady under an ease in mon
ey. Money was active and stringent in the
morning. Loans were made at 1872 to
l-l6 per diem. In the afternoon a perfect
food Of money was Offering, and rates de-
clined, closing at TO D. Southern securi-
ties dull and strong.
Sterling Exehange-bankers' bills, 1O9.;
U. S. coupons of 1881, 1851; do. 5-20s Of
1862, 1l1s; do. 1864, 111s; do. 1855,
1929; do. new, hoy; do. 1867, 1l25; do. 1868,
1929; 1040s, 108; currency Is, 1155; Mis-
souri, State Bonds 953c; Tennessee old G62c;
do. new 66ac; Virginia new 5j; do. Old
SAC; North Carolina old 37aac; new 23de.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, March 22.-The dry
goods market is more active and continues
to gain strength. Printed calicOes especially
are on the rise AID prices cannot be sus-
tanned after the lapse of few weeks on
makes which being now advanced. The
only cause now assigned for an advance is
the high prices prevalent for gray cloths,
which are held firmly at Sc and upward.
The trade know, however, that those goods
can be produced at profit at 81 or &c, and
that present prices are more fictitious than
real. Good prints would not be dear at 12c
but are makes not worth lie which are
being forced up in all other respects. How
ever the market presents a healthy aspect
with prices invariably in the sellers favor.
We quote Aeawam + brown sheetings at
120124; Cabot A do IA; Continental G l45a;
Atlantic A ID; do ID Il; Lawrence D II;
Holden n l23; Langley 149; MonadnOck
% do 327a; 10-4 do 37aa, being an advance
of PC per yard; Nashua E IS; Suffolk r 81 =.
Lyman brown drills Is; Hamilton and other
standard makes 49,; anchor shifting prints
liz; Ancona do 109; do fancy styles madden
prints 1136I2; Lancaster cambria prints Is;
EastOn B tickings 1136124; paper cambrics
49,; Amoskeag stripes 1920; AIendale 81.
Bleached sheetings are up to 32a, do "a do
379; do 1914 do 429.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, March 22.-FlOur higher
$6.10d9.50 for extremes. Rye -four f=mer
at $4.1065.10. Corn meal S3.60d3.6j.
Whisky 886SiSc. Wheat higher, no re-
ceipts, $1.5501.S0. Rye Soc. Barley and
malt unchanged. Corn quiet at 72674c.
Oats 5365Sc. Eggs 23625c. Hay and
hops steady. COfee-RiO 17s020. Sugar
fair to good refining 8sa9c; Cuba S5d95c.
GOlasses active. Rice 82695c. Mess pork
S13013.05. Beef unchanged. Cut meats
quiet. Hams S!.69kc; shoulders 5dj5c;
nc. Lard unchanged. Butt 12624c for
western. Cheese 14620c.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, March 22.-Flour dub;
superfine $6.25; XX 1925; xxx 1925.
Corn declined; mixed soc; white Sc
Oats 59660c. Bran SLIGO. Hay scarce
and frnler; prime Ale; choice 42c. Pork
dull; held at $3.50. Bacon firm at Y,
"a, and SIC. Hams-sugar cured 19s611c
Lard firm tierce 99c; key 105610tc.
Sugar-demand good; inferior Jd5fc; good
common Ssc; good fair 94c; fully fair TO
prime 9369sc. MOlasses firm; prime fer
menting SOC. Whisky-Western rectiied
S0cOS1. Coffee quiet; fair 19J620Ie;
good 20!6204c; prime 2l62l!c. Sterling
exchange 1913; sight &c premium. Gold
100.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, March 22.-F1eur more
active and prices unchanged. Wheat
scarce; Pennsylvania S1.75. Corn 626625c.
Oats 5l652c. Rye 95c6S1.0O. Mess pork
S13.25. Bulk shoulders 4sc; sides &c; clear
rib 6Sc. Bacon, shoulders 5sc; sides &c;
clear rib re. Sugar cured hams 1256l3c.
Lard &c. Butter, Western 2Sd32c.
Whisky soc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 22.-FlOur quiet and
held firmly; stocks light. Wheat quiet for
cash, No. 2 spring, nOminally slips; OPP
ton active and higher seller, April closed
$1.27i; May Sl.28s; June Sl.20s; other
grades nominal; sample lot of white Michi-
gan winter sold at Sl.70 on the track. Corn
quiet for cash, but BomiBally higher, 3Sse;
option, seller April, closed at 3S9c bid; 425c
fol May, 4}c for June. Oats better; de-
mand chiefly for future; No. 2 regular 303
631c, cash; fresh 32!.c; rejected 2Sc. Rye
Good demand; regular Tic; fresh 3O072c;
steady No. regular sic; fresh Sic; sam
pies at G0c for good choice. Whisky
fairly active and firm; closed at 84c for iron
bound. Provisions quiet and firm. Mess
pork higher; closed at S11.50 cash; $3.50
seller May. S. p. hams steady at 7a6Stc.
Bulk meats in better demand and steady,
quotably 35G4c: shoulders 5s66c; short
ribs 65N6!c; short clear about &c higher;
boxed bacon steady, 5ad666a67c, all
packed. Cattle-shipping grades steady
and unchanged. Hogs moderately active,
about sc lower, $4.1564.70 for common to
extra; most sales at 81 3064.40. Receipts
-four 2,784; wheat l, 4l0; corn 30,270; oats
1880; rye $50; barley 300; hogs S,67S;
cattle 1,600.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Flour-Extra
S6.7066.75; xxx S7d7.75; family SSd
BOO. Wheat S1.4061.78. Corn 4Oa647c.
Oats 365c. Barley 65c. Rye SOC. TObac-
co steady Hemp and bagging unchanged.
Mess pork S12.25. Dry salt meats quiet;
Dose shoulders 4e. Bacon steady; shoulders
j654cc; clear rib &c; clear sides 7t67Sc.
Hams 113612ac. Lard sc. Hogs 4d43c.
Cattle 3d6c.