Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-12

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View York Money Market
NEW YORK, April 11.-MOney ranged
from 3 to 3 on call. Foreign exchange
closed up quiet at 4S5 for prime bankers
sixty days sterling; and rs for demand;
all sales of gold were at 1133 and 113s,
market being exceedingly dull and devoid
of feature. Rates for carrying were 81, 8,
? and l per cent. and for borrowing 2 per
cent to fat, the final rate 1 per cent. for
carrying. Clearings 40,O00,000. The treasury
operations at the New York Office during
the week included dirbursement Of $780,
900 on account Of interest and in redemp-
tiOn of 20 bonds and receipt Of2,331OO for
cistOms. The Treasury also sold 1,0OO,-
900 gold. Imports fOrthe week of dry gcols
5000, 000;- merchandise $4,000, prin-
cipally gold coins and silver
bars. Governments steady; State
bonds were quiet and nominal. The stock
market throughout the day was weak, and
in the last hour Of business the lowest prices
were made, the decline having ranged from
to p per cent, the latter in the case Of
LakeshOre. which fell off from ~ to 74z.
Shortly before the close there was a steadjer
feeling and the market recovered 4 to per
cent, but in final dealings a portion of this
was lost. The decline in LakeshOre was
stimulated by the prOSpect Of a suit be-
tween Barker and Vanderbilt. growing out
of assignments made BIS the former TO the
latter when Vanderbilt came to the assist
ance Of Lakeshore during the panic. The
sales between 10 and 2 o'clock aggregated
S1T5,OO0 shares.
Sterling Excnange-Bankers' Bills 1851;
United States coupons Of 1881, 121,
5-20s of 1852, 1175; do. of 1864, 119s; do,
of 1856, 121s; do. new 119; 5-2Os Of 1867,
1195; United States coupons Of 1888, 1193;
new fves, 1155; 1040s, 114S; currency SKIES,
1165. Missouri State bonds 941; Tennessee,
old S7I; do. new So. Stocks Western
Union Telegraph "a; New York Central
9S3a; Erie 35S; do preferred 5Sc.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. April I1-There was
rather more animation in staple cotton pro-
ductiOns, prints, fancy Shirtings and per
Gales, but WOODEN goods ruled quiet and ir-
regular. The mark.t for cotton goods
steady and prices without quOtable change.
FOur-yard brown eOttOns decidedly firm ut
present rates. Printed shirtings in brisk
demand. The Daily Bulletin says there is
considerable pressure to sell certain grades
of fancy cassimeres. Foreign goods gener-
ally quiet.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, April 1I.-FlOur firm and
in fair demand; superine, western ndstate
S5.SOa6.35; extra Ohio S6.35aI-50; St. Louis
S6.45a11.O 90. Wheat opened fair, and de
mand higher and closed quiet with the adj
vance lost; No. 2 spring S1.55. Barley dull.
Corn firm and in fair demand; new western
mixed at S5aSSc. Oats good in request
and advancing; mixed western 62a645c.
Coffee dull. Sugar active and firm at 7sa
Tsc. Pork-neW mess SIG. 75a16.90; spot.
Lard firm; prime steam 10 3-16c. Whiskey
lower at 9~44a91s".
BaItIR.ore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 11.-FlOur-market
steady and unchanged; superfine S~4.75a5.5O;
family S7.2jaS.25; y S6.OOa6.5O. Wheat
steady; Ohio and Indiana S1.5ja1. 65. Corn
active and stronger; western mixed, new,
Sac; old o75aSSc. Oats scarce and firm at
62a65c. Rye firmer al 9ja1.OO. PrOvis-
ions strong and buyant and higher, mess
pork at S17.25. Bulk meats firm and
shoulders nominally at &c; clear rib DC.
sales at s31aS5. Bacon active, shoulders
7sc: clear rib 1Oc. Sugar-cured hams, la
15c. Lard firm at 10tc. Coffee nominal.
Whisky 97a9T3c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April I1.-Flour duh and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and ashade firmer
at S1.36a1.3S. Corn-demand fair and
market firm at 64a67c. Oats-dull, but I'M
changed. at 4Sa56c. Rye-quiet and I'M
changed at 5 I.64a1.O5. Barley-steady a.
S1.5Oa1.53. POrk-quiet, S17.O0 asked. Lard
-quirt, steam S9sa95; kettle 95a10c. Bulk
meats steady, shoulders 6b7c, clear rib Sza
5 40, clear SSc. BacOn-Only limited to
jobbing, demand steady at 9&a9sc. Whisky
demand active and prices advanced to
&c.
louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April II. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat nominal. Corn
quiet and unchanged at 70a72c. Oats quiet
and unchanged at 6Sa62c. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Mess pork S17.OO; bulk
shoulders &c; clear rib Ssc; clear &c. Bacon
shoulders &c; clear rib 9sc; clear 9sc.
S%ugar-eured hams 124a13c. Lard, t~ierce,
1Oc; kegs 10sc. Bagging unchanged.
Whisky 94e.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, April IL Flour - quiet and
unchanged. Wheat steady; No. 1 spring,
S1.27Bal.2S; No. 2, S1.22a1.22B spOs or
April, S1.26 May; S1.274 June. Corn
steady at &c spot or April, 651c May, 653c
June. Oats steady at 43c; regular 45ac-
Rye steady at 92a925c. Barley has adj
vaneed to S1.62a1.66. Mess pork is steady
at a slight decline at S15.95a16.OO cash or
or may. Lard is steady at 9.60a9sc May.
Bulkm eats are steady; shoulders, sc spot
loose; clear rib S.30c, loose, for May. Whis-
ky is steady at 93c.
81. Louis
ST.. LOUIS, April 11.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat firm; y (. 2 spring
S1.25; No. 3 red fall S1.3G@a1.373. Corn
firm and a fraction higher; No. 2 mixed ga
625c on track. Oats dull and easier at Asa
4S5c on track. Barley-NO sales. Rye
dull and declined to 93a94c. Whisky
steady at 92c. Pork dull at Sl6.T5- Dry
salt meats firm and in good speculative de-
mand; clear rib sec May; clear sc May;
seller sc 10th of May aud Mayhem days
notice. Bacon firm at &c, 9sc 99c, 0sa9Se.
Lard steady; new prime steam 9le. Hogs
quiet. Cattle qniet.
Memphis Markets
MEMPHIS, April 11.-Flour dull and
nominal. Corn market bare. Pork market
bare. Lard dull, but unchanged. Bacon,
quiet and unchanged.
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