Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-09
New York Money mtarhes

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New York Money MIarzea
NEW YORK. April S.-Money very easier
at BAD per cent on call. Gold ranged a,
l13aa1l3t, opened and closed 113s. Ster-
ling Exchange was As for 90 DAYS. and
ass for sight. The rates paid for carving
ranged from 2 20 8 per cent. The Customs
receipts were $4,000. The Treasury dis
burSements were $4,000. The clearings
to-day were, S46,OO0,OOO Government
bonds were quiet and firm. State bonds
were quiet and nominal except TenneS-
sees which are lower. Railroad bonds were
strong with a large business. Stocks were
weak early in the day on tie realization
of the general opposition to imitation BY
newspaper aud the rumOrs that the Pre-
sident would veto any imitation measure as
soon as laid before him officially. The
general list fell taa per cent. The market
became strong from the opening of the Sc
eond board until the close with an advance
Of to Is per cent from the lowest point
of the day. In the final dealings a slight
weakness was noticed.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and Two O'Clock to-day Amounted to
10000 shares Of which were 2T,OOO West
ern Union, 1900 Union Pacific. 1900
Pacific Mail, 5000 Wabash, 10000 Erie.
17,OOO Lake Shore, 10000 Northwestern
14,O06 New York Central, and 5000 st.
Paul. The advance in stocks during the
evening was on Washington adyices in
timating that the President is in favor o.
imitation.
Sterling Exenange.-Bankers' Bills 1854;
United States coupons Of 1881, 12l,
5-2Os Of 1862, 117s; do. Of 1854, lI9z; do,
Of 1855, 1901; dn. new 119; 5-2Us Of 1857,
l20; United States coupons Of 1868 1919;
new fives, 1153; 1040s, 1145; currency SKIES,
116s. Missouri State bonds 81; Tennessee,
old IS; DO. new 81. Stocks Western
Union Telegraph 7Ss; New York Central
99s; Erie 363; DO preferred 60c.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK. April S.-FlOur- market
a shade hTmer; supererfine western and
State Sj.70a6.2u; extra Ohio S~6.35a7.6O;
St. Louis S~6.4jal1.00. Wheat scarcely so
firm, No. ? spring S~J.Jja1.56. Rye quiet,
at Sl-03a 1.10- Barley unchanged. Corn
opened a shade frmeF and closed duh, new
Western mixed S5aS9c. Oats a shade bet
ter, at 6Og629c. for Western mixed. Cof-
fee dull Sugar firm at 7saTsc. Eggs
heavy, Western l4alj3c. Pork easier, new
mess SIT on spot, $500 for April, sra
17.O5 for may; middies firm, short clear Ola
. 4l6c' Lard heavy, prime steam 10 $40
on spot, lCt IL April, 10 3-16a10 516 in
Nav, 10 TO in June. Whisky steady
at 96c.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April g. Flour in i'm
proved demand but unchanged; supeTtins
$4.75a5.J0; family ST.25aS.25; X $500
90 n NUL~-a ...me II g.
changed; Ohio and Indiana S1.S0af.SI;
Pennsylvania red S1.73a1.T6. Corn
mixed western active and stronger; new
S3c, old SIC. Oats quiet at 61a63c. Rye
dull at SjaS0c. Provisions buOyant and
firm with a. active jObbing demand; no
round lots Offering. Mess pork S17.OO.
Bulk meats 6ss6aaSsc. Bacon shoulders
&c; clear rib 92c. Sugar cured hams i3a
&c. Lark 10alO4c. Coffee dull and nom
inal. Whisky dull and nominal at 96c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April s. Gold
1135; Sight par. Sterling 54Ta54S. FlOu.
is dull; XX $5.25; xxx S6.OOa675
choice extra S~7.25aT.75; family SS.O0a9.CO.
Corn, fair supply and demand; mixed I5a
7Sc.; white 70aS0c.; yellow SIC. Oats
quiet at 62aG5e. Bran scarce at $40.
Hay dull, prime Zoe. Pork is held at I7fc,
with no sales; dry salt meats firm at 6aa6sc,
SsaS3e. Bacon scarce and firm at %. ga
1O!c. Hams 13a125c. Lard firmer, tierce
9.a93c.; keg l04a103c. Sugar dull, seconds
7a73e. MOlassess quiet, Centrifugal S4.15.
Whisky duh at Soc. Coffee quiet at 2I3a
25c. Corn meal dull and lower at $3.50.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April S.-FlOur quiet at
$6.60a7.S5. Wheat duh andprices a shade
lower at S1.35. Corn dull and prices
dropping at 63a6Tc. Oats dull but I'M
chanfied at 4Sa56c. Rye steady at S1.0f.
Barley duh, but unchanged. Mess pork
Demand fair and market firm; country
mess S16.7j; city SIT; buyer till 10Th Of
April. Lard excited and prices higher;
sold freely at 9ac; kettle 1Oc, closing
firm. Bulk meats quiet and firm; shOul-
ders &c at country points; clear rib SIC;
clear Sc. Bacon strong at G5c, 94c and
9sc. Whisky quiet at 93c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April S.-FlOur quiet
and prices are unchanged; superfine $500;
extra 500; extra family 5000; A No. 1
500; fancy $500. Wheat nominal. Corn
quiet and unchanged, 70a72c. Oats quiet
and unchanged, 5SaS2c. Hay SIS on cars.
Provisions quiet; mess pork S16.75; bulk
shoulders &c; clear rib DC; clea- 9Sc. Su-
gar cured hams 12a135c- L~ard-tierce 90;
kegs 103c. Whisky 93c. Bagging 12a14c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April - Flour - quiet and
unchanged. Wbeat-fair demand but az
lower rates, unsettled, closing weak, No. 1
sping S1-27a1.2S; No. 2 spring S1-21s spot
or April S1.25a May. Corn dull and prices
a shade lower, No. ? mixed ellie cash or
April, 64sU64g for May. Oats-dull and
lower 42sc spot, 1890 for May. Rye-steady
92a93c. Fresh Barley advanced, No. ,
81. 5Sa1. go, No. 3 S1.35. MesspOrk i'm fair
demandbut at lower rates, unsettled, Sl6.25.
Lard-irregular and lower, closed firm at
$500 spot, 500 for May. Bulk meats-de-
mand fair and market firm, generally held
clear SIC loose, spot. Bacon-quiet ard
unchanged. Whisky 93c.
"a. LOuis Markets
ST. LOUIS, April s.-Flour dull but un-
changed. Wheat firmer; spring closed
higher; No. 2 spring 81, 225a1.9 j;No. ? red
winter, S1.53 asked, S1.47a bid. Corn
demand active and prices advanced Pc;
mixed 64a64ac. Trade oats declined to 40
a49bc. Track barley dull but ~unchanged5
No. 2 S1.30a1.40. Rye 93a959c. Whisky
steady, 92c. Pork stiff at SIG. 75a17; dry
salt held firmly at 65a6taS2aSkaSsaSie,
sales Of clear rib at SIC, May. Bacon firm
and good jObbing and order trade, 6sa75a9&
a9sa95c. Lard-smaH sales prime steam
at 02c. Hogs firmer, ranging from S-70tO
$40. Cattle steady and better supply;
prime to extra choice, $3.50.
Hem phIs Markets.
MEMPHIS, April S.-Flour dull and
prices dropping, 5~.25a9-25c. Corn scarce
and firm at S0aS2c. Oats-demand fair
and market finn at 61a62e. Mess pork
demand fair and market fFu at 81. 75a1.T in
store. Lard-demand good, at full prices
93a10l. Bacon-demand good at full
prices, 7aa9aa105e.
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