Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-15


LOUISVILLE, April IA Cotton quiet
at 1870.
CINCINNATI, April 14-Cotton-market
firm and demand fair at 16Ic.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April IA, 5P. M.-Consols for
money 92sa95i; account 92sa92I. United
States 5-20s of '65, 1903; Of 1867, 1851;
104Os 1O4; new IS, 1O4s; New York
central, SO; Erie, 52i; preferred So.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
Of England on balance to-day was $4,000.
LIVERPOOL, April 14.-Breadstuffs are
firm and unchanged.
PARIS, April II Rentes 59f. CSC.
FRANKFORT, April 14.-5-20s of 1862
New DIRK Money Market
NEW York. April 14-Money closed
easy at 4 per cent. Sterling Exchange was
very dull at 4S45a4S5 for 90 DAYS and 4S75
Ass for sight. The customs receipts were
S445,O00. Gold ranged at 113sa1i45, clos
ing ats114. The advance in gold was
caused by Washington rumOrs that there
were serious complications between our
Government and Spain In regard to Cuba.
The rates paid for Carrying ranged from
2 to 4 per cent. The Treasury GisbuIse-
mcnts were $4,000. The clearincs to-day
were S~S2,O00,000. State bonds y ere dull
II nominal. Government bonds were in
acti7e demand with q slight advance. Rail-
road bonds were firth al full prices. Stocks
opened weak with a decline at The second
call of 5a11 per cent. The greatest de-
cline was in Pacific Mail. On the last call
Lake Shore showed a decline for the Of 1s
per cent, and the balance of the list Ia11
per cent, but just before the close there was
a general recovery Of .aa per cent. The
principal activity was in Western Union,
Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Northwestern
and Pacific Mail. The market closed firm.
Sterling Exehange.-Bankers Bills 49,;
United States coupons OF 1881. 1911,
5-2Os of 1862, 11S5; do. of 1884, 100; do,
of 1865, 1913; do. new 1195; 5-2Os of 1867, |
1909; United States coupons Of 1868, 1924;
new fves, 1165; 1040s, 115; currency skies,
III. Missouri State bonds 81; Tennessee,
old >S7t; do. new 81. Stocks - Western
Union Telegraph III; New York Central
1911; Erie 372; do preferred SOC.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The trade move
ment was more active with commission
houses and near by jobbing trade showed
some improvement. The market for cot
o. goods was more steady in first hands.
Denims and tickings were active and firm.
Four-yard brown cOttons are selling freely. |
Prints ard fancy sbirtings are active.
Ginghams are quiet. The Daily Bulletin
says wOolens are selling fully 20 per cent
below the opening rates. M~assachusett B
B brown sheeiinss is jobbing at Sc.
keH York General Market.
NEW YORK. April II. - Flour is a
shade finer; supeTtine, western and state
S5.90a6.3j; extra Ohio S5.45a7.75; st. Louis
S~6.55a11.00. Wheat opened frmer and
closed quiet; No. 2spring s .52a1.56. Rye
scarce and firm at S1.04a1.12. Barley dull
and declining. Corn active, exports de-
mand 1e better; new western mixed SSa
90c. Oats closed quiet at 62a645c. Coffee
quiet ard nOminally unchanged. Sugar
steady. Pork dull; new mess Sl5.75 for
May delivery; $1,000 for June delivery;
middles firm; short clear middles 93c.
Lard trtner and quie,; prime steam 1O5c
for April delivers 10 1-I6c for May delivery
Whisky firmer at 96c.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
BUFFALO, April I4.-Cattle-receipts for
to-day 1.15G; total for the week 1912. The
market was slow and dragging, hardly suf-
ficient sales 20 establish prices; few sales
were made at about last weeks rate.
s~sltincre Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 14-FlouE-market
firm and unchanged; western sdPeTine
S4.T5a5.50; family S~7.25aS.25; X~$6.00a6.50.
Wheat firm; Ohio and Indiana S1.5Sa1.67;
western spring S1.50a1.55. Corn quiet and
steady; western mixed new SIC: old Sc.
Oats active; western G5a59c. Rye firm.
Provisions firm and active iii j5bbing way;
few round lots were selling at unchanged
prices. Butter unchanged. Coffee nominal;
good to prime Rio 214a22c. Whisky firm
and scarce, 81 asked.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS. April II. - Gold
113i; Sight par. Sterling ~54S4a5493. Flour
dull; xxx s.. Tja7.OO; choice extra S7.25
aT.Tj; family S~S.OOa9.O0. Corn quiet, lower,
white 76a1Sc. Oats quiet and lower at Goa
Gle. Bran quiet at Sl.4O. Hay dull; prime
SO. Mess pork dull and lower, light
weight offering at ~S17.25a1T.50; heavy
weight 17sc Dry salt meats dull; shoulders
GIa6sc. Bacon dull and lower; shoulders
"a; clear rib 9ac; clear 9sa1Oc. Sugar-cured
hams 13c. Lard in jObbing demand; tierces
92a10c; keg 105al0sc. Sugar dull; fair to
fully fair 7a7sc; prime SaStc. MolaSseS-
no sales. Coffee unchanged at 21la25c.
Corn meal dull at $3.50.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 14-FlOur-market
steady. Wheat scarce and firm at 65a6Sc.
Oats quiet and steady at 4Sa57c. Rye dull
and declined to S1.03a1.O4. ~Barley-mar-
ket steady; spring S~1.5Oa1.G5. Mess pork
quiet, nominally Sl6.50a1G. 80, no sales.
Lard quiet and steady; steam S9.75a9.S04;
kettle 9sa10c. Bulk meats quiet and firm;
shoulders &c for spot; 6Sc, buyer May and
June delivery; clear rib held at $40 for
spot; sales at see buyer May delivery; Sc
for May and June delivery; clear is quoted
at s. 20 for May delivery; $50 for June
delivery. Bacon quiet and firm; light sales
of shoulders at G5a7c; clear nib 500; clear
9sc. Whisky demand fair and market firm
at 94c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April II. Flour dull;
superine $500; extra $500; extra family
$500; A No. 1 So. %; fancy $500. Wheat
nominal. Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats
quiet and unchanged. Provisions firm.
Mess pork S1T.00. Bulk meats-shOulders
&c; clear rib SIC; clear SIC loose. Bacon
Wshoulders &c; clear rib 93c; clear 9sc.
DLlhCua 0NZoA NNAANo AAAAAAo L-eaAD< "Ao
quiet and weak at 10a1Oie. Whisky 94c.
Bagging 15a14c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April II. - Flour - demand
fair and market firm; extra S~5.S5a6.25.
Wheat opened firm but closed dull; No. l
spring Sl.263; No. ? spring S1.238 for spot;
S1.263 for May delivery; S1.2T3 for June
delivery. Corn opened firm but closed dull I
No. > mixed625c for spot; 654a65!c for May
delivery; 65sa65Sc for June delivery. Oats
steady at 43{ta44c for spot; 4Ta47tc for May
delivery. Rye steady at 9Oaa92Ic. Barley
quiet and weak; No. 2 S1.65a1. 20. Mess
pork quiet and weak at ~S15.90al5.95 for
spot; S15.95a16.00 for May delivery; S16.20
for June delivery. Lard steady at S9.65
for spot; 500 for May delivery. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders 5sa5ac; clear rib
see for spot, loose. Whisky-demand fair
and market advanced to 94c. .
80. Louis Markets. I
ST. LOUIS, April IL lOur-demand {
fair and market firm for low grades of fall
but prices are unchanged. Wheat-demand !
good at full prices; No. ? spring SIPS; |
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