Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-11
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


The Cotton Markets.
LIVERPOOL, March 10.-Cotton heavy;
middling upland 9sd, do CLEANS 95;
sales 10000 bales; American 6,OO(
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales
March and April delivery for Savannah and
Charleston 8 5-17G. March and April
shipments for Savannah and Charleston
9sd.
NEW YORK, March 10. - Cotton,
moderate export, but better spinning de:
mand; middling upland 20.c. Sales of fu.
lures 20,700 bales, as follows: March 19S
619ac; April 19a619sc; May 2Os6204c;
Jun 20 3-1662OSc; July 2O5020ac.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1O.--Cotton quiet
and demand restricted by the seant supply
of freight room; prices &c lower; sales
1920 bales; good ordinary, 17sc; low mid
dlings 1916; middling 1950195e; mid
ding Orleans, 193619sc. Receipts 6,176
bales. Exports coasswise 1,042 bales. Liv-
erpool LA bales; continent 1925 bales.
Stock l87,340 bales.
CINCINNATI, March 1O.--Cotton dull;
middling 1890.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-Cotton dull
and prices have declined;low middling 1870.
ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Co.ton dull
and prices nominal; low middling 1Sc.
MEMPHIS, March 1O.-Cotton dull and
dropping; low middling Isle.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 10.-Consols-m
92B, on account92s. United States sos
'65, 93i; do '67, 93b; 10-4Os, S94.
PARIS, March 10.-Rentes ST. 15c.
LIVERPOOL, March TO- Breadstuffs
auie. Red winter wheat 125 I'd. Flour
28s 6d629s. Corn 27s627s Sd.
ANTWERP, March 10.-Refned petroleum
AZ.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, March 10.-The week
opened with marked changes in the aspect of
speculation and evidences of lively times
ahead. Gold declined, the bulls having IN
loaded Friday and Saturday to the amount
of 50, 900 900 to S12, 000, 900; fear ofincrease
of sales by the Treasury aiding the
depression. Stocks advanced materially,
owing to the formation of q new
pool of 100000 shares Pacific Mail.
kilograms to the effect that the
Treasury currency balance is so
low with large prospective payments,
that the Secretary will be compelled to
call on his So, 000,0 900 reserve or sell more
gold. At the last moment too, it was
stated that the Treasury currency balance
had been increased since Saturday from
two million t. three millions six hundred
thousand dollars. Money was active and
stringent early in the day at J per cent.
per diem, but become easier and closed at
I per cent. in gold. Sterling strong and
higher as 7sa8c. Gold declined from LIB
to lis, closing at 1.15s61.15t. Loans
1-3261-16c for use, then fiat to 1. 30 to
carry. Clearing one hundred and twenty
four millions. One mercantile firm is re-
ported to have taken S., 100000 Saturday,
while Others were large buyers. The
Treasury disbursements were Sl23,OOO.
custom receipts S351,0OO. Governments
opened heavy; closed frmer and higher.
State bonds quiet and steady. Railroad
bonds quiet and steady. Stocks have been
active and have advanced 404 per cent in
consequence of easing up OF money, fall in
gold and dispatches from Washington above
alluded to. Pacific Mail was the great fea-
ture and advanced from 56s to COZ, closing
OF nearly the highest rate. A new pool OF
one hundred thousand shares, said to have
been formed in this stock, one individual
contributing 10000 shares of long
stock, the remainder being taken
by a number of spectators. After
Pacific the leading dealings were in West
ern Union, which ranged from 500 to So;
Lake Shore from 94s to 95s; Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central from 46 to
Al; New York Central from 104s to 1861;
Harlem from I342 to 1884, and Rock Island
from 1142 to 1161, while Panama rose from
1874 to 1878; Udion Pacific from 80 IA to
$50, Ohio's from 46 TO 46a, Wabash from
49, to 745, and Erie from 64a to 645. The
whole market fell off trife afGer 3 o'clock,
but finally clio sed cry strong.
Sterling Exchange Bank Bills 1919;
U. s. coupons, 1881, 11Ss; 5-20s of 1862
115s; do. '64, 115s; do '65, 115s; do. new
114SS; do. 1867, 116aa; do 1868, l16!.; 1040s,
1l0s; currency SIS, 113s; Missouri bonds
935c. Tennessee, old, 81; do new Sic;
Virginia, new, SOC; do. old A.; North
Can DINA, old, 80; new 45.
Few York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, March 10.-The week COM
menced with a snow-storm which checked
business materially. Market for cotton
goods continues active and strong at cur
rent quotations. Wide sheetiDgs are in
demand and well sold up by agents. Den
inns more brskly and in short supply.
Haymaker Denims 15c in first hands.
Prints are moderately active. Manchester
mills have orders aoead for $50 cases of
Polka spot prints which are very brisk.
Plain makes of American worsted dress.
fabrics are selling well. Foreign dress
goods, alpaccas and mohair are fairly active
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-Flour dull and
unchanged; superdne Western and State
S5.OO66.7 70; St. Louis 81, 50612 70. Whis-
XIV 9I5. Wheat dull and nominally un-
changed and scarcity of freight room. Rye,
barley and malt unchanged. Corn quiet;
old Western mixed sfoat 664666a; in
store 63sU644c; new 65666c. Oats active;
new mixed Western 47651c; old in store
SOC bid, 81 asked. Eggs dull aud heavy;
251A26c. Coffee dull; rio 18626dc. Sugar
firm. Molasses quiet. Mess pork firmer;
new $1,000. Beef dull and unchanged.
Cut meats quiet. Lard steady; Western
steam ssc; kettle s.68Ec. Butter and
cheese unchanged.
RaIttmere Narketz.
BALTIMORE, March 10.--Flour IN
changed. Wheat dull; Western red S1.70
nj 90; amber Sl.906200. Corn dull;
mixed Western 5Sac. Oats steady; mixed
Western 46M4Sc. Rye unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet. Mess pork $l600616 %.
Bulk meats-shoulders 5a06c: sides 7ac;
clear rib SC. Bacon-shoulders &c; sides