Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03

pathY with alternate favorable ana unIaV-
orable rumors IS to I.-easury assistance.
The rumor of yesterday rs to the ten
millions legal tenders rests on me Iact tnat
large reserve has been Tor
years kept in the sub treS sury
here to meet q sudden demand
upon it; officials have not yet received any
order to pay it out. The latest Washing
ton reports indicate a probability Of pre-
payment without rebate of the May inter-
est on something over 100000 in coin,
but nothing definite is known. Money is
arriving slowly from the West, and in a few
DAYS currency viii flow back from the
Middle and Eastern States. The outstand-
ing legal tender circulation is 1855, 640, 900,
a slight increase. Sterling is dull at 7tn7S
for sixty days, and Ss6S4 on sight. Gold
rose from l165 to I17s under purchases for
the Bull clique, but the advance was
partially lost, closing at 117s61l7a. Loans
to 1854 for carrying. Clearings were 1885,
100000. Treasury disbursements $22,OOO.
The customs receipts were $229,0OO. Gov
ernments were frmer but dull. State bonds
were quiet and weak, old Virginia's were
offered per cent lower. Stocks were IT.
REGULAR and unsettled, the changes in the
money rate being reflected in the differ
eDces between cash and regular transsc-
lions of 46s per cent. The market opened
somewhat lower than last night but by
noon recovered from the decline and prices
were rather heavy at the second call, but
rallied by P. NJ, when the rates were about
best of the day. Subsequently weak
feeling set in and the was fall Of 3d1 per
cent. on the general list, the closing prices
L 4 - 10. a. Ior nd
Wabash exceptionally heavy, and declined
respectively and 81 per cent. Transae-
tons Of the day were most important in
Pacific Mail at 5536564d54t; Western I'm
ion at 84a6S4!6833; New York Central at
1011 610ls61004; Lakeshore at 924s692s
69ls, and st. Paul at 5966O65S4.
Sterling Exchange - Bank Bills 1917;
U. s. coupons, 1881, 1874; b-20s Of 1862
115s; do. "a, 1854; do '65, 1172; do. new
115a; do. 1851, HI; do 1858, l163;
10-40s, I'LL; currency SIS, 1133a;; Missouri
bonds 93s. Tennessee, old, 80; do new
80; Virginia, new, 40; do. old AZ; North
Carolina, old, 80; new 16.
Few York Dry GeodE Market.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Business fairly
active with commission houses, and there
was increased animation in the jobbing
trade. The market was firm for cotton
goods and fine makes of Woolens. Blesched
shirtiugs, wide sheetiugs, denims and ticks
were active. Prints moving freely at llkc,
and &c for standard makes, which price IS
firmly upheld by agents. Foreign dress
goods are brisk. The auction rooms were
very largely attended to-day both by city
and country buyers. Prices better.
New York General Market.
New YORK, April 2.-Flour quiet and
steady, SEINE milling demand, scarcely any
export inquiry; strictly prime Milwaukee
afloat, Sl.6S; winter red western S1.7On
1871. Rye, Barley ard malt steady.
Corn-new mixed western 653G67c; old,
afoat &c. Osts-new mixed western
49d5Oc; new black 45aG49c. Eggs 19d
205c. COffee-Rio 16sG19c. Sugar steady
ct 7Bd94c. Molasses firm; rice 7a6oic.
Mess pork S17.00617.75 Beef steady and
unchanged, Cut meats quiet. Lard
Western steam see kettle 9sc; May &c;
June 9tc. Butter steady-Western 186
PC. Cheese 12617c.
Baltimore Markefz.
BALTIMORE, April Flour dull; fam
Iy $8.25610.00. Wheat unchanged. Corn
mixed Western Gle. Oats dull and rye
quiet. Mess pork S17O0617.50. Bulk
meats strong. Bscon-shouiGers 79c; rib
sides &c; clear rib 94e; sugar-cCred hams
123615c. Lard, sc asked, SIC bid. Butter
firm. Whisky 913c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Flour dull;
Xxx s6.5O66.75; xxx s7.OO6S 50i family
S9.OO61O5O. Corn 5665Sc Oats 45c.
Bran size. Hay dull; prime S25; choice
SIG. Pork scarce and firm, $3.50. Dry
salt meats scarce; sides $1,000; rib SIC;
clear rib SIC; clear sides &c. Bacon scarce;
&c, 9sc, 101c; hams 14615c. Lard in
tierce Sc; kegs 91c. Sugar-good COM
mon re; fair to fully fair St6Sac. Mo-
Iasses unsettled;fair boiled Soc; inferior to
prime 2566Oc. Whisky 87G95c. Coffee
1736193c. Sterling 253; sight at par.
Gold 116.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-Flour dull
$75067.55. Wheat $1.6561.6S. Corn SEC.
Oats 30638c. Provisions steady. Mess
pork $3.50. Lsrd-steam SC; held higher
at close; kettle SIC. Bulk meats quiet but
more offsriDg-shoulders &c; clear rib SIC;
clear sides 856esc. Bacon frmer, shoulders
&c; clear rib &C; clear sides 9stc, with job
bling sales of clear generally held at 9sc.
| Whisky SIC.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April family
500; A No. / $500; fancy 50 90. Wheat
SI.T001.80. Corn 52655c Oats 40c.
Rye 75N77c. Mess pork SIC 80. Bacon
shoulders 7c; cleSr rio '9s694c; clear sides
9S695c, packed. Bulk shoulders
&c; clear rib SIC; clear sides SIC loose.
Plain hams 1916 sugar cured 133614c,
packed. Lard-s36Ssc. Whisky sc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 2.-Wheat dull and
prices have declined; No. 1 spring nominal;
No. 2 do. weak at SLICE; No. 3 $lOSa0
100. Corn 30sc. Oats 2416243c. Rye
65c. Barley 7667Se. Mess pork $l5.623
615.75. Lard 86S S,1Oc. Hams in
pickle 10012ac, according to brand.
Dry sailed meats-shoulders 6d65c, loose
-6466sc boxed; short ribs &c; Cun6er-
laLds 74c, loose-boxed los I higher. Ba-
cOn-shoulders 7ae; clear rib DC; clear
sides &c.
%. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-FlOur quiet and
weak, some sales lower; family S81lO.
Wheat dropping; No. 2 spring Sl.2O; do
soft 81. 3201 32Ic. Corn 32a634 on east
track. OAGs 275c east track. Barley firm.
Rye steady. Whisky SIC. Mess pork
Sl6.50 offered and refused: sales Sr6.75
May. Dry salt meat firm; no sales. Bacon
shoulders 7ac, May; clear sides 10 June;
10ac August; lie September. Lard-prime
steam SC; $500 May. Hogs S4.S0d5.35.
Cattle steady, 2aG6c; extreme rage of
prices.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, April 2.-Flour dull and
nominal. Corn 60c. Oals 41642c. Bs-
con-shoulders &c; clear sides loo Bulk
meAts-shOulders 81; clear rib 81; clear
sides &c. Lard quiet and unchanged.
Mess pork $500.
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