Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-02

l spring new S. 5da9s. Corn-American
new 34s. Sd. POrk-winter western new
75s 81; eastern new SIS Cd. Lard-AmeF-
lean 6Ss. Cd. Bacon G. G. new Sis; S.
G. NJ. SIS, Cd. Cheese-fne American Is
81.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, May L. Money closed
easy at 25a3 per cent. forcall. Prime mer-
camille paper was 43a6 per cent. for first
class. Sterling exchange was dull at
4.S7a4.S74 for 60 days and 4.90a49O4 for
demand. Gold opened at 1153 ard closed
al 49,, the extremes Of the Gay. The
borrowing rates were 1-G4 per cent. per
diem and 3, 2, II and 1 per cent. per an
mum; at the close loans were fiat. The As
sistant Treasurer discussed to-day SI,67O,-
600. The clearings to-day were S45,OO0,-
900. The Customs receipts to-day were
$4,000. The specie shipments to-day
were S25O,OO0 gold. Government bonds
closed steady. State bonds were quiet and
nominal. Railroad bonds were quiet and
firm. Stocks were dali.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and two o'clock to-day amounted to
$4,000 shares, of which $1,000 shares were
Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, 6.5O0 Northwest
ern, 10,5O0 Pacific Mail. 3,IOO OhiOs, o.
Western Union, 9,400 Wabash and 10000
Union Pacific.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' Bills ASS;
United States coupons Of 1881 1871; 5-ZUs
Of 1862 11G3; do. Of 1864 117J; do. 1855
1l9a; do new 122; U. 5. coupons Of 1867,
1921; do. Of 1868, 1881, new hyes, 115a;
104Ns, HE; currency sr1es 1888; Missouri
State bonds 1908. Tennsaeee old 20; 90.
new 20. StOcks-Westlrn Union Tele-
graph so: Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
20; New York Central les; Erie 800;
dOpreferTed 40.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The following are
the changes in this weeks bank statement
as compared with that Of last week:
Loans, increase. .SZyoOl,SOO
specie, decrease. ............. o,0J43IOO
Legal, tenders increase. 3,l6l,SOO
Deposits, increase. ............. 3,l39,oOO
Circulation, decrease. ....s..... 3Ol,SUJ
Reserve, decrease. ............. l06,l5O
New York Dry GOOds Market
NEW YORK, May 1.-Business continues
moderate with commission houses. JObbing
branche are quiet. Cotton goods Of best
brandsTare steady. Corset Jeans and satins
are in good demand and ROckpOrt and
Pepperell make are sold up 10 receipts.
Light chocolate plaid and shifting prints
are in moderate demand. Ginghams are
active and scarce. WOOlen goods remain
quiet.
Boston Wool Market.
Boston, Nav There was no change
in the wool market. Sales Of 1eaces have
been made at previous rates but there is 4
pressure to sell on the part Of the holders
and all are anxious to close up stock as fast
as possible, and to do so some are willing
TO meet buyers on favorable terms. These
remarks apply, however, to fine tleeces and
odds and ends usually to be found at the
end Of the year. Medium feeces and
cOmbings and delaine selections are active.
The transactions in pulled woods has been
the largest for weeks, comprising up
wards Of 100000 pounds, but the demand
has been almost exclusively for new now
so difficult 10 find. Ohio and Pennsylvania
feeces xxx, medium and No. / 525c; X
and NN Michigan 4j!a52!C; western and
other feeces, heavy 4j.49c; cOmbing and
delaine feeces 54c; unwash comb SEATTLE;
secured 49aSl; supPIfue and pulled IA
57!c.
New York Genera Harkets.
New YORK, May 1.-Flour-markes
irmer; superfne, western and State $40
a5.O0, extra Ohio s.. 1OaG.90; st. Louis 1886
aS.2j. Wheat in moderate demand; No. l
spring S~1.27a1.3l; No. 3 spring Sl.1ja1.lS;
No. 2 Chicago ~Sl.19aI.2I. Rye frmer;
Canada 9jc; State Si.O6. Barley scarce and
firm. Corn firm At 9I9a925c. Oats irmer
at laTG5c. Coffee firm; Rio 16.al9dc.
Sugar fruer at StaSic. Mess pork irmer;
new mess S22ZU; middles steady; short
clear 12Sc. Lard heavy; prime steam l55c.
Whisky dull at SI.l5.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1-Gold 1853;
sight 2 prem; sterling SOB. Mess pork
quiet but strong at So. Others are I'M
changed.
CINCINNATI, May L. Flour is firm.
Wheat 11.3Oa1.3S. Corn steady at S1.2Oa
1.23. Barley quiet ard unchanged; fall
/ SI.50a1.G0. Provisions stronger. Mess
pork in light demand but FIRM at $500.
Lard firm and 15sal53c asked for prime
steam; 15sa1Gc for keg. Bulk meats firm;
shoulders Ssc; clear rib 11sc; clear sides
12Ic, but generally beld higher al the close.
Bacon firm; shoulders 9sc; clear rib 12ac;
/ clear sides 13!c. Su~gar-cured hams 135a
143c. Whisky firm at SLIP.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, May l. Flour, quiet
| and unchanged at S4a4.25; fancy - 7ja6.25.
Wheat quiet and unchanged at Sl.20al.25.
| Corn firm at 74aT5c. Oats firm at 6Sa
aTOc. Rye quiet and unchanged at Sl.2O.
| Provisions are tending upward. Mess pork
/ S22.OCa22.5O. Bulk meats-shOulders Saa
| sc; clear rib 11EC; clear sides 12tclOOse.
BacOu-shOulders 9sc, clear rib l25; clesE
sides 1910. SUgar-cured hams 13sa14c.
LaTd-prime steam l53c; tierces l6c; keg
16!al6lc.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-FlOW firm but slow,
Wheat lower; No. 2 red winter Sl.4Oa1.4l
cash; Sl.4O5 for May delivery; Sl.444 fol
Juue delivery; No. ? spring Sl.Ol3 bid
Corn steady at 75aT55c cash; T6Rc for las.
half Of NAV; 75c for May delivery; %,
for June delivery. Oats easier al 6ja653c
Barley is unchanged. Rye is unchanged.
Whisky quiet at Sl.14. Mess pork was
nominal at S22.25. Dry salt meats, nothing
doing. Bacon quiet and only order jObbine
trade. Lard, buyers md sellers are apaTi
l55c asked and 154c bid. Hogs active and
strong, demand EXCEEDS supply; 6sa7tc
receipts 22S. Cattle steady, offerings light
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