Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-05
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New YORK, April 4.-Gold market firm
eT early in the day, but in the afternoon If
declined, and closed at 1I06IIO5. Loans
ranged from 6 to 6 Lie for carving: clear
ings about Sl9,OOO,eOO. Awards Of Gov
eminent god to-day S1,OO0.OOO at from
$l10.20 to 110.23. Governments strong.
One moderate business course of railway
and miscellaneous speculation on stock ex-
change to-day was marked by an unsettled
feeling, and lower prices in earlier dealings;
there were further considerable sales oflOpg
stock, and the decline ranged to2I per
cent. in the afternoon Wabash was sudden
ly run up SO5c, which had a tender
cy to check the downward movement and
cause an advance of , TO l per cent in the
general list from the lowest point Of the
day. Afterwards Wabash reacted to 79Sc,
and the balance of the list was off again.
The most active stocks have been the Erie,
Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Rock Island.
New York Central, Wabash, c. c.. and |.
c., st. Paul Common and Ohios. There
was report on the streets this afternoon to
The effect that the English contestants for
the control Of the Erie had compromised
matters. The market closed with a slight
improvement in prices al around, except
Erie. Money was very active, Ioauing as
high as ! per cent per day, and closed firm
at ZIG. State bonds were dull and heavy.
There were 26 bids for gold, amounting
to s., So, 800 at from Sl09.63 to 1IO.23.
The amount advertised for sale is $1,000
GOO, and if sold will &C from II020 to
110.23.
Sterling Exchange-bankers' bills, IgyI;
U. S. coupons Of 1881, 1lJ.; do. 5-2Os Of
1852, ll2i; Go. 1854, 1I255; do. 1866.
49,; 90 new, ILL.,; do. 1867, 112z;do 1865.
ia; 1040s, 10S55; currency Is, I15II; Mis-
souri, State Bonds 9jc; Tennessee old 6G5c;
do. new 6G3c; Virginia new 50; do. Old
SAC; North Carolina old Sac; new 21c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK. April 4.-The dry goods
market continues moderately active and
firm, with a gradual hardening Of wOrsted
and WOODEN goods. COTS braiGs have
been advanced to 90c; Baltic aud other
makes Of Black Repellauts have risen to
Sl.2O, and Gold Mixed to 81 80. but some
old styles are being iobbed at a little less.
are all on the rise; an active de-
mand has prevailed for these goods all the
season; an advance in the price of wool
mas compelled manufacturers and jObbers
alike to put up the price of fannels, and
many styles are DC higher; GilbeTt's No. /
yard wide white tlannels are up to SIPS;
CochecO grey fannelS SOC, Diamond { do.
473c; Aassabet Ga Rob Boy shifting fan
nels 95c; do. "a do. 67dc. Lyman II.
drills l5al53c; Am0s5eag fine brown drills
ljc; heavy do. 15ic. Uuion ginghans
l2ac; Glasgow do. 125a13c. Fancy prints
llaal2c. Dolly Warden styles I2JaI3c, and
heavy brown sheetings 14!aljc.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Flour frner at /
P6.55n9.65. Rye -four and corn meal /
steady. Whisky Sc. Wheat SI.506ISO. |
Rye Soac. Barley and malt quiet. Corn
j9d73c. Oats 53656c. Eggs 2In23c.
Coffee and sugar unchanged Molasses- !
New Orleans 566S8c. Rice S5G9sc. Mess
pork Sl2.S7a613.O0c. Cut meats steady;
4ams 84d93c; middles 7d7,c. Lard quiet !
It Sadotc. Butter and cheese unchanged. Z
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 4.-Flour firm and /
prices unchanged. Corn Csc. Wheat IN /
hanged. Rye 9jc. Mess pork Sl3OOO /
3.25. Bulk meats and bacon firm. Lard, |
team sc, kettle 969tc. Butter active
iiAh oNalNSs W AlAohy CC2Gs
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4-BIan quiet at I
,1.75. Hay easier; prime $50; choice $50
137. NOlasses quiet; western bottom a.
100. All others unchanged. Sterling 2Os; |
ight premium. Gold 1105.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Flour-dull and !
Unchanged. Wheat fairly active and Ia
&c higher; closed at SI.21s6I.22 for No. |
, cash and April. Corn active; &c higher;
lOsed at 3S4c for No. 2, cash and April;
2 &c May. Oats tirmer; closed at Bic cash.
I'VE quiet; a0lc higher; 7Gc for No. 2.
farley firmeT; sic for No. 2. Highwiues !
eady at S3c, iron bound. Provisions trn-
+ and higher, but closed weak at the adj
ance. Mess pork, S1l.4O, cash; S1I.6J0
Los, May; Sll.7Sa6I1.S0, June; Sl2.OO, |
uly. Lard S8.l25 cash; SS45nS4T5 June. |
Try sailed shoulders $3.7j63.SO, loose. |
i've hogs dull and easier at $464.40; light |
lOice hogs dull at s.. 40d3.60. Receipts
800 bbls -four. 466 bushels wheat, 40 !
80 do. corn, 900 do. oats, $50 do. bar
y, $500 head hogs. Shipmenls-2,892
bis flour, 1926 bushels wheat, So 465 do.
,rn, 14Ol7 do. oats, $3.50 do. rye, 6,933
D. barley, 5, 195 head hogs.
Sc. EOuiS Markets.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Flou. unchanged;
Xxx $71567 rs; family SSd9 Wheat
1thing doing. Corn 40Ic. Oats 36Ec.
arley 75c. Rye-nothing doing. Whisky
Id85c. Mess pork Sl1.5Q. Dry salt meats
,minal. BaeOn-shOuIders 4265c; clear
b 6567c; clear sides 7!e. Lard quiet; Sc
Iered for round lots. Hogs dull, S3.750
b. Cattle 3366c.
Cincinnati Markets. :
CINCINNATI, April 4.-Flour - family
.6O67.T5. Wheat red Sl.68HI.70.
,rn 47c. Rye 90d92c. Oats 38642c.
riley G0676c. Groceries steady. Oils | 3
lehanged. Eggs 15c. Butter 26631c. S
ess pork $500 on spot, and $3.50 for |
he. Lard S20SSc. Bulk meats held at / e
So, 6d64e; &c less offered. Bacon 4
oulders 4tc; sides 61635c. Hogs $500
4.30; receipts 1900 head. Whisky sac. j
Louisville Earkets.