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

use, sixty days ta5 per cent, ninety days
/ : per cent, four months Z per cent. and fol-
/ all the year ]! ai3 per cent. The Treasury
| disbursements for the day were S225,OOO
| The clearings to-day were S61,OOO,OOO.
/ The Customs receipts for the day were
| S3O1, 900. Government bonds closed firm.
State bonds were quiet and strong. In
railroad bonds the transactions were mostly
confined to Union and Central Pacific.
The stock market opened quiet and steady
and Afterwards fell of, but later became
active and firm and prices advanced Z to / Z
per cent, chiefly in Union Pacific, Erie and
Pacific Nail. The market then became
dull, and continued so until after the bank
statement was made public, when there was
a strong rally and prices advanced. At the
close the market was steady with some re-
cOvery.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and two O'Clock to-day amounted to
224, 900 shares, Of which 6S,5O0 shares were
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 5000
Northwestern, common, 22,200 Erie, s.
500 st. Paul, 1900 OhiOs and $1,000
Union Pacific.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers Bills z.S5;
United States coupons Of 1881 1909; 5-1Os
Of 1852 117t; do. Of 1854 1lSE; DO. 1866
l2Ob; do new 1874; U. S. coupons of 1867,
10; do. Of 1868, 120, new fVes, lis;
lO-4Cs, 1l4t; currency SKIES 1195; Missouri
State bonds IS. tennessee Old70; DO. new
90. StOcks-Western Union telegraph
u; New York Central 1909; Erie 963;
do preferred 46.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Av,-f1 . III 81
the changes in this weeks bank statement
as compared with that Of last week:
Loans, increase. .....stss.....S 5Ol,SOO
specie, increase. ....s.......... 1882, 100
Legal, tenders decrease. ........ 2,062, 700
Deposits, increase. 100
Circulation, decrease. ..s....... 7l7,9OO
Reserve, increase. .........
New YOrk Dry Goods MaFket.
NEW YORK, April Cuisines was
quiet in all departments, owing to unfayOr-
able weather. Cotton goods were firm at
current rates in consequence Of anticipated
strikes in the New England mills. Brown
sheeting is in steady demand and closely
sold up. Plaid prints and cotton dress
goods are in demand. Cotton shawls are
dull but wOTsted makes are in steady de-
mand. WOOlen goods remain quiet.
New YORK General Markets.
NEW YORK, April 3-Flou- was quiet
and unchanged; superfne, western and
State S4.Sja5.10; extra Ohio 81. 95a6.65; st.
Louis Sj.O0aS.O0. Wheat quiet and steady:
No. spring Sl.24al.2S; No. 8 spring S1.14
a1.l6; No. 2 Chicago 9l.17al.19. Rye quiet
at 9OcaSl.OO. Barley dull and dropping.
Corn closed firm at S65aSS4c. Oats quiet
and fiTmer at 72a73c. Coffee is firm and
Rio 16a19 Be gold. Sugar quiet
and steady at 75aSc. Mess pork firm at
$3.50; middles firm; short clear lie.
Oats dull and lower at T4a75c. Bran quiet
at S1.40. Hay dull; prime S24a25.OO.
Mess pork in active demand and prices are
tending upward; large sales at S23 for spot;
Lard closed higher; prime steam 145aI5c.
Whisky dull and lower at Sl.l3.
EsR OrEsans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Gold II48a
rs; sight premium; sterling $50. Flour
scarce and frmer; common 81. %; superfine
g. 81 5a4 so; Xxx 1925; xxx S5.2ja6.OO; /
choice SJ.ZjaG.5O. Corn frmer at S6aSSc. /
Dry salt meats fiTmer; shoulders SsaSEc;
clear rib Il &c; clear sides 124c. Bacon is |
scarce but in active demand and higher; |
shoulders 05c; clear rib 13jC; clear sides |
l3aal3aC. Hams in demand az 13lat4c.
Sugar in good demand and firmar; COM
non 65aTc; fair TO fully fair 74aSC; prime |
S.aS5c. Whisky dull and nominal; LOui- |
iiana and ordinary western rectifed Sl.12a |
liz; choice western $1.15a1.16. Coffee. |
inner; ordinary lGc; fair 1Tal7tc; good 17:.
prime lSalStC. COImeal dull at S3.7j.
Cincinnati NaFks1s-
CINCINNATI, April 3.-FIOur steady and |
Wheat firm at S1.12a1.16
Corn firm at T1aT2C. Oats firm at 6Oa64c. |
Rye SLIP. Barley frm at S1.22. Ness
PORK firm at S21-50a2I.T5. Lard firm at |
l4IalJc. Bulk meals firm; shoulders Sc; |
Hear rib 115c; clear sides l15c. Bacon is
scarce and firm; shoulders &c; clear rib 123; |
clear sides l2zaj3c. Whisky was steady al /
SI.1I.
Louisville sa=keGs.
LOUISVILLE, April s. Flour is quiet /
md unchanged. Wheat is quiet and IN
hanged at SI.O5a1. 10 Corn steady at 6Sa i
zoe. Oats firm at 65c. Rye S1.IU. Pro /
-isiOns are active. Mess pork S22.OOa /
$50. BUlEmea;S-shOulders see; clear rib !
I1ial29c; clear sides 13!c. Sugar-cured
lams l3.al3ic. Lard, good 14!c; tierces
-JC; kegs lGc. Whisky Sill.
g. Eosss ssSrs<ess.
ST. LOUIS, April S.-FiOlr steady and /
Wheat excited and higher; |
No. red winter Sl.1Ta1.1Ts cash and /
April delivery; SI.2la1.215 for May delivery
20. > spring S10la1.O2. Corn firm and /
higher at 7z5a53c cash; 7jc for May de-
livery. Oats excited and higher at G2a6jc.
Barley unchanged. Rye unchanged. Wits
" firm at Slip. Mess pork higher at /
s21.7j cash; S21.JO for April delivery. |
DRY salt meats fiImer; shoulders Sc; clear |
I'D Halle. Bacon firm and unchanged. |
Lard firm at 14.c. Hogs firm and higher /
It 7aaS3tc receipts $50. Cattle are weak;
native steers &c.