Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-19

exports to Liverpool 2,677 bales; coast
wise 1876 bales; stock 179,005 bales. Sales
of the week $4,000 bales; net receipts 2S,-
900 bales; gross 80,203 bales; exports coast
wise 1880 bales; to Great Britain 15,5O7
bales; to Franco 6,644 bales; to other for
eign ports 1884 bales.
MEMPHIS, April 1S.-Cotton dull but
unchanged; good ordinary 16c; low mid
ding 175c. Receipts 945 bales; shipments
975 bales; receipts Of the week 6,525 bales;
shipments $40 bales; sales 5000 bales,
stock 1895.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Cotton dull but
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, April 1s.-Cotton steady
at 1876.
LOUISVILLE, April 1s.-Cotton steady;
low middling Tic.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April Is, 5 p. M.-Consols, 93l
U. s. 5-20's '65. 9f3; do 81, 93s; 10-40
1914; new SIS 80; Erie 515. Spirits
petroleum lbs. Thrpentine Ais.
FRANKFORT, April 18.-5-20s OF '62
95f.
LIVERPOOL, April IS. Breadstuffs
dull. California white wheat average lis
4d6sd. Club lis 9d612s. Red winter
12s I'd. Flour27s Cd. Corn rs 6d65d.
Beef SSs Sd. Cheese 68s. Cumberland
middles short rib middles 4Os Sd. Re
ce ats of wheat for the past three days 1000
Uu shels. None American. Corn $4,000
'Isuels. American 1900.
ANTWERP, April 1S.-Refned petroleum
4O!t.
New York Money Market. ~
NEW YORK, April 18.-Al apprehen-
sions of further panic have passed away.
With the exception of Lockwood & Co. to-
day, 10 further failures are reported, while
money has returned to per cent. All
markets for securities are firm. A cheer
full feeling pervaded all departments of bus
mess, the enormous liquidation on the
Stock Exchange for days past, the steady
influx of currency from the interior, and
the large amount of town purchases of
stock having had their natural effect. The
Grand Jury failed to indiet any one for
usury, but on the contrary recommended
the repeal of the usury law. The highest
rate of money for the day was one
quarter and interest, from which there was
fail to ZIG at o'clock, and to per cent.
by half past two, the closing rate. Foreign
exchange is frmer, with heading bankers
asking "a for go days and s. for sight,
though the highest actual business in the
former was at q, with sight at Sass.
Gold was active and higher; on purchases
for bull account it advanced from 1l75 to
11644, closing at 11S61182. There are ca
BILE reports Of f175,000 shipped . re rom
London, but the movement this y can
hn
Loans ranged at 46I per
cent per annum to 1-32 per day.
The clearings were $96,O0O,0O0. Tie
Treasury disbursements were S94, 1000;
customs receipts $4,000. Imports of dry
goods for the week are S, 300, 000,snd those
of merchandise are estimated at 5000, 900.
The prepayment of the May interest by the
Treasury is expected to begin next week.
The legal tenders outstanding show de-
crease of $4,000. Governments were
strong and 46la per cent. higher, while
foreign bankers made large purchases for
shipment. State bonds were neglected.
Railroad mortgages were dull but firm.
The stock market reflected the improved
condition of affairs generally, and there has
been the same eagerness to buy, as there
was recently to sell. The early deal
ings were unsettled by the failure
of Lockwood & Co., under which
prices fell R62s per cent, but the market
soon recovered its tone and became active
and buoyant, the rise varying from the low
est point Of the day to five per cent, with
great strength at the close. The suspen-
sions of Lockwood g. Co. and Brownell &
Bro. are expected to be temporary. The
chief features of the day were Pacific Mail,
which fuctuated from 575 to 55i and 594,
with purchases of fully eleven thousand
shares in the last hour above So; Western
Union at S2s6806S55, with heavy bust
ness; New York Central at 1000 d99sM
1013; Erie at 64s666a; Lake Shore at
Oh, 90a, 92tt; Ohio's 43, AZ, A; Northwest
ern common 77679s; Rhode Island los,
1tGs, 1854; st. Paul common SO, AZ and 7s;
Harlem l236127; Indiana Central SO, 37s,
$50; PanAms 1OS, 107, 109; Union Pacific
22t, 81, 32ss; st. Joseph 39a6403 and
Hartford and Erie $685..
Sterling Exchange u Bank Bills 107s.
q. s. coupons, 1881, 1901; 5-20s Of 1862
III; do. '64, 1173; do '65, 1874; do. new
1i74; do. 1887, 1874; do 1868, III;
new SIS, lis; 10-40s, lib; currency 6's,
113s; Missouri bonds 934. Tennessee, old,
III; do new, II; Virginia, new, 40; do. old,
AZ; North Carolina, old, 80; new 16.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 16.-Business con-
ii yes quiet; with commission houses with
and the jobbing movement is unsatisfactc-
~. Domestic cottons are firm for the best
makes, but low grades are irregular and in
some cases lower. Atlantic L and L L
brown sheeting are severally 124610. An
droscoggin Hill, Lonsdale, fruit of loom
ond other fine blesched shirtiDgs are sold
ahead. Brilliant, woolens and shawls are
inactive. Prints, shifting, stripes, percales
are in fair request. Foreign goods are
quiet.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 1S.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull; red Western S1.S06S1.9 5; am
Der S1.906S1.95. Corn quiet; mixed West
ern 626621c. Oats dull; Western mixed
46641e; white 4SH49c. Rye unchanged.
Provisions strong and buoyant, stock very
light, Mess Pork 173619c. Bacon firm and
higher; shoulders SC; rib sides 95692c.
Gear rib sides Zoe; sugar cured hams 1336
15c. Lard frmer and higher, 94693c.
Butter Western steady; choice roll $50
Ale. Whisky firm at 913c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS. April 1S.-Flour quiet;
treble S7.2568.00; family $9.0061O.50;
Xxx $6.6566.75. Corn firm at 53657c.
Oats quiet at 41h42c. Bran 72a75e. Hay
dull at $23.0O026.00. Mess pork firm,
SUCCESSES. Bacon firm at Y, 10, 1870
1OSc. Hams 14!!G3c. Lard dull; tierce
g., keg 10c. Sugar firm, inferior &c; good
to fully fair 8s69Bc. Molasses dull;
common fermented 40c. Whisky firm at
90694c. Coffee quiet and firm at17619ac.
Sterling 26a; sight I premium. Gold
117!.
New York General Market
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Flour heavy and
a shade easier; receipts of 1900 barrels;
superfne Western and State S5.7066.35;
common to good $6.7567.40; good to choice
$7.60682 5; white wheat extra S.. 5061050;
extra Ohio $7.006$1050; st. Louis $3.50
6$12.50. Rye -four rather more active,
S4.10G$6.00. Corn meal unchanged.
Whisky shade easier, 91ac. Grain wheat
opened heavy and lower but closed steady;
receipts 1900 bushels; No. 8 Milwaukee
afloat S1.626Sl.63 choice Northwestern
$1.606l COZ; white Western $l.97. Rye,
barley and malt unchanged. Clover seed
quiet but steady, State and Western S369c;
timothy quiet, $3.6O64OO. Corn active