Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-27
MARKETS BIZ TELEGKAPss.
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New York, April 26.-Cotton steady
and in moderate request; nliddling up.
lands 1890. Sales Of futures 1,150 bales
as follows: May Is 13-1661S 15-16c; Juns
10 3-l6c619tc; July 10 5-160198c; Sep
tember 1644c; October 19sc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-COttOn duh:
sales 1,SO0 bales; good ordinary 16c; low
middllngs 17se; middlings 134c; middling
Orleans J8sc. Receipts 2,163 bales; ex-
ports to Liverpool 5,541 bales; eoastvise
SOB bales; continent 1918 bales stock 157,-
019 bales.
LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Cotton steady;
low middling 1Ssc
CINCINNATI, April 26. - Cotton steady;
at 1Ssc.
ST.. LOUIS, April 26.-Cotton dull and
unchanged.
MEMPHIS, April 26.-Cotton, good ordi-
nary ICE; low middling 17tc. Receipts 10
dsy sos bales; stock 1920.
SAVANNAH, April 26.-Cotton-net
receipts I73 bales; exports 10 the Continent
1902 bales; sales 652 bales; stock 2,s04
bales.
CHARLESTON, April 26-Cotton-net
receipts sos bales; sales 400 bales; stock
| 22,396 bales.
MOBILE, April 26.-Cotton-net rsceiuts
$40 bales: gross 373 bales; exports eoastwiss
125 bales; sales 600 bales; stock 34,225
bales.
GALVESTON, April 26.-Coston-net
receipts COZ bales; sales $50 bales; stock
54,9l0 bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 26-ConsoIs 93k. U.
5-2O's '65, 91d; do '67 93s; 10-4Os s9s.
LIVERPOOL, April 26. - Breadstufs
quiet. Wheat-red winter rs I'd.
New York Money Market
New YORK, April 26.-Considerable ex-
element was caused in Wall street this af-
ternoon by report that the Atlantic Ma
tIOnal bank was in trouble. Ths bank
made all its cleariDgs to-day aud continued
business as usual up - 3 o'clock. Mr..
Southworth, the President, states that M.
Fainter, cashier, requested the clearing
house to make an examination, owing 10
speculative operations Of his own, and that
the examination is now making. The hank
statement shows 3 gain in the reserve of
S674, $40, the banks now wanting onlv
sos, 2o5 TO have on hand in lawful money
% per cent Of their liabilities. The Ma
tional banks have $319, 400 above the 25
per cent, and the State banks under no re-
strictions as to reserve, are $528,675 short
Of the p per cent reserve. Prepayment Of
the May interest without rebate was expae-
ted to begin Monday last; it Is now said il
will now commence Monday next, but on
that point Secretary Richardson ONLY il in
formed. Money was easier to-day, and can
loans ranged from 81 to per cent. The
receipts of currency were s, 1000 specie
shipments $153, 900. Foreign exchange was
dull and weak with only limited business
at 1OSs for prime bankers 90 DAYS sterling.
and 1O94 to lO9s for sight. Gold was duh
but steady at 117i to lI7s. The rates paid
for carrying were 4, 3, 80, 1, 2, and 7 per
cent, and for borrowing per cent and fat.
The clearings were $3.50, 1894, 900; Treasury
disbursements So, 900 on account Of inter-
est, and s., 800 In redemption Of 500 bonds:
custom receipts S24S,274. The business
10 Government bonds was very quiet. Tan
nessee issues were slightly frmer. The
stock market to day reflected the dulIness
which settled on the Stock exchanges dur
ing the latter part Of the week, the volume
OF business and changes having been even
l=ss important than on previous days. The
wildcat tuctuati0n was l per cent, but in
most instances 10 wss the range. TIE
market was alternately weak and strong,
but towards the close weakness predOInins-
ted. Pacific Mail rose from $50 to 593 and
declined to 585 st the close. Western
Union fell off from s. to S5sk. recovered TO
S4B. st. Paul common reeeded from 90!
to 59s, rallied to 60s, and finally went OF
at 59a. Lake Shore declined from g3a to
93s, and New Jersey Southern from 36S 10
353. The other changes we're to per
cent, with the lowest quotations current at
the close.
Sterling Exchange = Bank Bills IOSs:
o. 8. coupons, 1881, 1909; sos Of 1862
11Ss; do. "a, 1904; Go '65, 12Ok do. nsW
ll7f; do 1857, Il93; do. 1893 iI7a;
new os, 1168; lO-4Os, 113s; currency 6's,
114s; Missouri bonds 935. tennessee, old,
80; do new, 79s.
New YORK. Dry Goods MarkeE.
NEW YORK, April 20. The trade
movement was slow to-day, and the aegre-
gate distribution very light and unfmpor-
tant. Standard brown shee' iags were firm.
Fine broIns were active and In short SUD-
ply, and light weights brisk at . decline.
Fine Dieached shirtings were in good de-
mand, and the lower grades quick at re-
duced rates. Utica wide sheetiDgs were
lower Colored cOttons vera strong and
active. Prints were quiet ard steady. In.
ported goods very dull. The dry goods i'm
ports for the week were $2,03S,74S.
New York General Markea ,
NEW YORK, April 26.-Flour dull. Corn
meal unchanged. Whisky 90s69Ic. Eggs
steady at 10.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-Flou steady, In
good demand; prices unchanged. Wheat in
good demand, scarce and firm; ehOlce white
$2.OoW2.1O; choice $500. Corn active and
scarce; mixed western &c on spot. Oats
steady, with good demand western mixed
48G49c. Rye quiet bub unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet but firm. Ness PARK S1S75
619.00. Lard 9Sc. Bulk shoulders TAD
7sc; clear rib 0t69sc. Whisky nominal at
Ole.
New Orleans marksas.
NEW ORLEANS, April 20 Hay Ssmer;
prime 81. Dry salt meats 73c, 93c, 10c-
Bacon irmer; SIC, 10sc, 1OEe. sugar In bet
ter demand at 7G8c; for eOmmos 10 good
fair 7s694c. Sterling 27s; sight Z pre-
MUM. Gold 117s.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 26.-Flour firm AZ
$7.5O6775. Wheat steady, $l.65AI.67.
Corn firm at 43c. Rye in better demand.
Oats 40647c. Barley firm. Eggs steady
at 14c. Mess pork nominaly I82d19e
on spot. Lard quiet and firm; steam 94c.
Bulk meats easier and nominal; shoulders
7614c; clear sides 9d9!c. Bacon easier;
shoulders 7t6Sc; clsr RIO sides 95c. Whis-
KY hrm al So.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 26.-BAgsing firm
at l336l4c. Flour quiet; extra family $500.
Wheat nom nal; red anu amber $1,000
l.55 Corn in good demand, sheiIed and
sacked 54657c- Oats firm al 42d45c for
sacked. bye firm al70c- Provisions quiet.
Messpork SIS 75619.00 B4con-shonlders
Sic clear rib sides 10t0 l03c; clear SIDES
lOac; plain hams he, all packed; pro-
VISION dealers charge 56tc sOOVs our quo
tatiOns. Whisky steady 1t S6c.
Chicago Hark0es,
CHICAGO, April 26.-Fiour quiet and
unchanged. Wneas-No 2, Sis. Corn
38c cash. Oats in moderate demand; No 2.
Gle cash. Bulk meats duh and nominal.
Lard shade off at 9lO. Sales Of short
rib middles az eSc loose. Bacon steady.
Whisky Sc.
30. Louis Markeas.