Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-02
MARKETS EX TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton sEnrkets.


speculation and export 1900 bai7s. feD-
ruary and March shiprhents from Savannah ,
or Charleston 9sd. March and april 99d.
Yarns and fabrics are firm at Manchester.
NEW YORK, April 1.-CottUn is in limit
ed request; middling upland zoe. Sales of
futures IA, 100 bales as follows: April 49,
6194c; May 10 5-16ni93c; June 19s620c;
July 70 11-160195c; October l7sci
New ORLEANS, April 1,-Cotton more
active and firmer; sales 5000 bales; ordi-
nary 1890; good ordinary l6sc; low mid
ding 1Ssc; middling 1890; middling Or
leans 1870. Receipts 5000 bales; exports,
continent, 2,445 bales; coastwise, 1895
bales; stock, 1913, Isl bales.
ST. LOUIS, April Cotton firmer; mid
ding 1S61S9c.
| CINCINNATI, April 1.-Cotton quiet;
middliDg 100.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-Cotton weaker
and prices unchanged.
MEMPHIS, April 1.-Cotton steady and
firm; low middling 1Sc.
| GALVESTON, April 1. - Cotton firm;
good ordinary 1910; net receipts LAO bales;
gross receipts 1,487 bales, of which TAT
bales were received from New Orleans;
/
bales; stock 65,97S bales.
SAVANNAH, April Cotton firm; mid
dlings 1890; net receipt 1871 bales; sales
1852 bales; stock 1874 bales.
| MOBILE, April 1.-Cotton quiet and firm; |
middliDgs Ice; net receipts COS bales ex-
ports eoastwise 156 bales; salesl00 bales; |
stock 3,913bales.
CHARLESTON, April - Cotton firm;
middliDgs 1870; low middlings 18!NlSRc; I
good ordinary l7t0l7sc; net receipts AS
bales; sales 200 bales; stock 22,94l bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 1.-Consols, money |
92a. U. S. 20's '65, 945; do '67, 93l;
10-4Os S9!.
FRANKFORT, April 1.-U. S. 5-2O's '62
95k.
PARIS, April 1.-Rentes 55f650c.
LIVERPOOL, April L. Breadstuffs
dull. California white wheat, average,
lis 4d611s Cd; Club, lis 9d612s.
Flour Us Cd. Corn 27s Sd. Receipts of
corn, past three days, 5000 quarters
American 1000; wheat 4,000-American
5000.
ANTWERP, April 1.-Refned petroleum
4Oaf.
new xOFk Money market.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The situation in
financial circles to-day is marked By less
excitement than yesterday, but until lac
in the day there was very little improve
ment so far as money was concerned. The
early loans were at 56a per cent. per day
and interest; later the stringency increased
and was strong in the afternoon. Most
business was at S0a per day. After bank
Ia |
made at 564 per cent. Strong appeals
have been made for assistance from the
Treasury, and rumors were circulated dur
ing the day that the Secretary had dep9s L
ed legal tenders with national banks for the
purpose of loaning out to ease money, and
that he would sell extra gold and buy adj
ditional bonds, leaving the proceeds in the
banks. The latest information was that
the President before leaving for New York, |
had q long interview with Richardson, and
it is reported that ten millions of legal ten
dears have been placed in the New York
sub-treasury. The reports, though SEEM
ingly possessed Of some authenticity, could |
not be reliably confirmed. They, however,
had a marked effect on the money market
late in the day and occasioned considera-
bic rise in stocks. No failure is announced (
in Wall street, although brokers say many I
margins are wiped out. Banks received |
some gratifying remittanees from interior, !
and are really improving in condition. For 4
eign Exchange continues demoralized, in 6
terfering with exports, grain of cotton, ETC.;
sixty days 7467a; sight S68t. Gold weak I
and lower, prices falling from 1175 to 116E, {
closing at 117t61l74. Large sales for bull t
account yesterday and many short contracts {
were closed. Loans to-day Z per cent. coin (
to per day for carrying. CleariDgs for c
yesterday 100000. Treasury disburse-
ments S94, 900. Customs receipts 215, 700.
Governments broke from 162 per cent. in
the afternoon, having been. used by mer- I
chants and others unable to OBJ I
tain money any other way and closed. l
State bonds declined ana are very dull. 1
The stock market has been active and very =
irregular during the day, and owing to a .
great striDgency in money, business was +
confined mainly to speculative sales. Spec
ulation was unfavorably affected early in the j
day and prices declined 302 per cent,
chiefly in Panama. Pacific Mail and West e
ern Union, but afer meridian the tone !
changed from bear TO bull and prices ad- e
vanced 364 per cent, the greatest improve &
ment being in the stocks above mentioned
and Harlem, the rise being based on ru-
mors of treasury assistance to the money
market. The wide differences between
cash and regular. transactions formed a
marked feeling Of dealings. The market
closed very strong al the best prices of the G.
day. t.
Sterling Exchange - Bank Bills 1911; a
u. S. coupons, 1881, 11S; 6-20s of 1862
lis; do. '64, lie; do '65, 1125; do. new C.
ll4s; do. 1857, l16S; do 1868, l164;
l0-40s, 1114; currency 6's, 113; Missouri
IL. old do I
T92; Virginia, new, so; do. old ~; North III
Carolina, old, 80; new 16.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, April There was ffeer
movement in all descriptions of goods to- q
lay with agents and jobbers. Low grade
brown and bleached shirtings weak, but
III other makes firm aud active. Colored o.
,ottons brisk. Rolled jaconets sell freely W
Il 93c. Cottonades doing better. Prints,
,Dghams and lawns in more request.
Y0oleps rule quiet. Foreign goods more no
u demand. Black mohairs and colored D;
orleans active and firm in prices. Silks
uiet.
New York General Market. IN
NEW YORK, April Flour quiet and wi
Whisky 90a691c. Wheat
eld shade higher, with limited export
emand and small sales. Rye dull. Barley
teady. Corn-new mixed western 6530 ce
Sc old, in store, 64c. Oats new mixed
7estern 49650c; white western 50655c.
Eggs dull. Cofee-Rio 16a619c. Sugar
good to fair refining S6Ssc. Molasses m'
nd rice unchanged. Mess pork $l6.756 Gel
6S7I. Beef unchanged. Cut meats
uiet and prices firm. Lard-Western
team sc; May &c; June 9zc. Butter Or
Western 18631c. Cheese steady and I'M hill
hanged.
Baltimore HGarkets.
BALTIMORE, April l. Flour dull and
Wheat quiet and receipts sci
aht. Corn-mixed Western Gle. Other vii
rain steady. Mess pork $17.00617.50.
;ulk meats held at 769c. Bacon 7a693c;
ans 125615c. Lard 6aG9c. Butter :
rm. Whisky Gle. VI
New Orleans Markets. LII
New ORLEANS, April Corn easier at
6a657c for all kinds. Oats 45c. Lard in an
emand; tierces and packers SIC; refined
s69e; kegs 9s69ic. Sugar dull; good
ommon Tie fair to fully fair S46Sac.
common fermenting 40c; the
l..o,., ho,+o,,, RSc Whisky 27nQ5c. COf- |