Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LINERPOOl- NOV. 1.-JOIlOll LdJ anu II
regular; middling uplands Cd; middlin9
Orleans 91a9!c. Sales 5000 bales; Ameri-
can $500 bales; speculation and exports l.
900 bales. Sales of uplands on basis OF
good ordinary shipped October and Novem-
Der s 5-1GaSsd; November and December
S5-16aS5d; December and January on basis
of low middling shipped October sgd; de-
liverable November 7-1Gd; December
5-16aSsd.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-CottOn dull and
lower; middling uplands 145c. Futures
closed barely steady; sales of 1920 bales
as follows: November IA 3-1Ga144tc; Deem
Der IA 1-32a14sc; January IA 17-32a IA g.
16c; February 145c; March Il 5-16a14sc;
April Is 9-16a15Sc.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-COttOn quiet;
sales $500 bales; good ordinary to strict
good ordinary 13sa141c; low middling to
strict low middlings 149a15ac; middling to
good middlings 15aa1G5c. Receipts LIP
bales; exports to Great Britain Apo bales;
stock 54,5G2 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. -CottOn-receipts to-
day 1,5S1 bales, to date 55,4S9 bales; ship
ments to-day 1,S00 bales, to date 32,977
bales; stock to-day 26,017 bales. Moderate
demand at opening, sellers firm at &c for
middling; sales 1850 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-COttOn quiet aid
unchanged; middlings 1890.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-CottOn quiet and
lower; low mmiddlngs 1910.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-COtton quiet and
unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Nov. l, P. M.-The Stock
Exchange was closed to-day. Amount of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land to-day f5S0,00O, all Of which is for
the United States.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. L. Breadstuffs are
unchanged. Lard 40s. Other markets are
unchanged.
New York Money.
New YORK, Nov. Money was in de-
mand at 1-16at per cent with exceptions at
7 per cent, and the closing business at 1-16.
Gold opened at 1881, sold up to 1857, went
off to 1881 again, finally closing at 1881.
Foreign Exchange was firm but very dull.
The rates paid for carrying were 1-16a3-64a
3-S32a 55a3-16 per cent till Monday and per
cent per annum. The final rate was per
cent gold. The customs receipts were S.
600. The clearings were SO ,367, 900. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day S56,-
900 on account of interest and in redemp-
ton of 5-2O bonds. The total payments to
date on account of November interest with
out rebate is S3,j20,000. Governments
were comparatively steady. State bonds
were quiet. Railroad and miscellaneous
speculation was unsettled up to the begin
ming of the first call at which time prices
showed a decline of J to 1872 per cent,
some of which prices were lower than those
made during or since the panic. As the
first call progressed the market became
stronger and prices made an improvement
of to I per cent up to 2:30 P. NJ. The
upward movement was caused by the de
NAL of mercantile failures previously re-
ported of the result of the bank meeting
and the increase i'll legal tenders at the
clearing house; towards the close, however,
a slight reaction and lower prices ranged.
STERLING EXCHANGE Bankers Bills
1861; United States coupons OF 1881, 11244;
5-20s of 1862, 106; do. of 1864 1O6; do.
of 1865. 107; do. new issue 5-20s of 1865,
1l2; do. of 1867, 112; do. Of 1865, 112;
new fives 1917; United States coupons OF
10-40s, 100; United States currency skies,
1919. Bonds-MissOuri State bonds, S422;
Tennessee, old 6S, new 6744; Virginia, old
81, new 35; North Carolina, old Is, new
10. StOcks-Western Union Telegraph
52I. New York Central Sc. Erie 46S.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK. Nov. 1.-The trade move
ment was slow in all departments to-day.
The market for cotton goods continues I'M
settled and jobbing prices irregular. Wam-
sutta and Utica nOnpareil fine bleached
sheetings are reduced to 17ac. Brown
standard sheetings are jobbing at 12Rc. Job
lots of prints and ginghams are selling free
". Printed reps and blue polka spot, pop
Inns in demand. WOOlens very dull. The
dry goods imports for the week were ST.
35S,GS6.
New York General Market.
New YORK, Nov. Flour, moderate
business and steady; superfine Western and
State S5.20aj.j0; common to good S6a6.40;
good to choice S6.45a7 90; wheat extra S7a
7.65; extra Ohio $Ga7.10; st. Louis S6.30a
1915. Corn meal unchanged. Whisky
91a91 &c. Wheat in fair demand and high
er; No. 3 spring Chicago Sl.34a1 81; No. 2
Milwaukee $1.40. Rye flour dull. Barley
and malt dull and declining. Corn in good
demand; steamer western mixed Goo; sail
81 Ic' Oats dull and heavy; new western
mixed afOat 46a47c; white western 4Sa4S5.
Eggs firm, western and Canada 25da26c.
HAY in fair request. Hops dull and I'M
unsettled. Mess pork quiet and a shade
firmer, new S15a15.25. Hams dull and
nominally 18a22c. Cut meats dull and
heavy, middles quiet and scarcely so firm.
Lard active and a shade easier; old steam
7 3-16c. Butter quiet. Cheese dull and
heavy at 13a132c.
baltimore Markets
BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour depressed;