Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-30
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, April 3d. Cotton dull;
middling uFlands 9695d.; middling Or
leans 9Sd. Sales 10000 bales; American
6,OOO bales; speculation and export 2,6O0
bales. March and April shipments from
Savannah and Charleston Cd; April and
May shipments from Savannah and Char
lesion 1-16d.
New YORK, April 29.-Cotton is in
very limited request; middling uplands 19Jc.
Sales Of futures 1850 bales, as follows:
April Is I1-1661Ssc; May is 11-1661S;c;
| June 1Ss619c; July 1919 3-I6c; August
1903 L-l6; September 1S4Gl8sc.
New ORLEANS, April 29.-Cotto4 quiet;
sales $500 bales;good ordinary 15ac; low
middllng s17s6173c; middlirgs 1876; mid
ding Orleans 1890. Receipts 1858 bales;
exports to Liverpool As bales; stock H.
asa bales.
CHARLESTON, April % Cotton-net
receipts S95 bales; experts coastwise So
bales; sales 200 bales; stock 22,520 bales.
GALVESTON, April 29.- Cotton-net
receipts 661 bales; exports to continent S55
bales; sales 600 bales; stock 30, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 29.-Cotton- net
receipts 1923 bales; sales 535 bales; stock
50, S9S bales. g..
MOBILE, April 29.-Cotton dull aud nomi-
nal; nothing doing; net receipts 3S3 bales;
exports coastwisa 1915 bales; stock 80,
325 bales.
CINCINNATI, April %. Cotton dull and
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-Cotton quiet;
low middling Tie.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; only an order business.
MEMPHIS, April 29.-Cotton, quiet; good
ordinary 16c; low IN ddling 17ac. Receipts
845 bales; shipments COS bales; stock 32,-
157 bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 29.-Consols, for money,
93ss, ON account 93ss. U. s. 5 pos rs, 90;
do '67 93s; lO-4Os S9!!; new5's 695. Erie
50a. y.
PARIS, April 29.-Rentes 5lf.
LIVERPOOL, April 29.- Breadstuffs quiet
except Wheat which is frmer; California
white lis Cd. Corn 27s cd. --.
ANTWERP, April 20 Refined petroleum
42i.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Financisl affairs
are unsettled. Money was close most of
he day at l-64 to 81 per day, but finally
became easier and closed at 7 per cent.
The Express Company brought three quar-
ters of million currency. The legal ten
ders outstanding show decrease Of $685.
900. Sterling was dull at 81 for 90 days
and 9Sd9a sight. Gold was weak and
lower, declining from III! to 1867 The
outflow from the treasury is gradually
weakening the market. Loans were 5N7
per cent, closing at 6. The clearings were
$50 100000; the treasury disbursements
1895, 200, and the customs receipts $780,
900. The customs receipts for the week
ending April 10, were S., 100000. Govern
ments were dull, but prices were we'll sup
ported. State bonds were steady. Stocks |
were very irregular and the business moder- |
stely large in the early part of the day and |
small in the evening. The principal fea-
lures were Pacific Mail, Western Union, |
st. Paul common and Columbus, |
Chicago and Indiana Central. The mar.
ket declined shortly after the opening but |
partially recovered after the first board. |
Another decline set in about D. m, last
ing until after the second board, when a |
frmer feeling prevailed. The weakness
was renewed at p. M, but in the last half |
hour the market was again frmer and clos |
ell strong. The chief fluctuations of the |
day were Pacific Mail 55a, 56R, $50, 81, So,
564 and 56aa; Western Union SO, So, S25, |
81, 83aa, S44t and "a; st. Paul 57k, 562, So,
575; q c and &c 375, 35s, 37i, 35s, 37i.
The remainder of the list fuctuated 56a
per cent, chiefly in sympathy with the
above mentioned stocks. The final pr.ces
Of the day generally show an advance upon
The opening rates.
Sterling Exchange - Bank Bills 1851;
U. S. coupons, 1881, 1901; 5-20s OF 1862
l1Ss; do. '64, 1163c; 90 '65, 11Ts; do '6T
l19s; do. '6S 1175; new 1l7s;; 1O-4Os, 1874;
currency SIS, 115; Missouri bonds 935.
Tennessee, old 10; do new, 70. Virginia
Did 49c; new 43c. North Carolina old 27c:
new Ice.
Rev York Dry GOODS Market.
New YORK, April 29.-Business has
been quiet at commission houses, but there
was fair jobbing trade. The market for
,otton goods continues brisk. Standard
icks and denims are strong and active at
prices. Rolled jseonets and
,lazed cambries are quick and sold ahead 10
irst hands. Standard prints and shifting
tripes are in fair demand. Woolens and
hawls are quiet and hosiery more active.
Foreign goods are dull in first hands. Black
lpacaS and mohair lustres are in good de- !
nand and fine makes are scarce.
New York General Market
New YORK, April 29.-Flour steady.
Whisky a shade frmer at 9I6914c. Wheat
ull and heavy. Turpentine dull and de-
lining at 52ac. Cheese frmer with good
xport demand at 12616c. Hay and hops
Unchanged. Eggs lower at 1905. Coffee
17619c in gold. Sugar active {
nd strong; fair to good refining 7a675e. t
Baltimore Mnrkess. q
BALTIMORE, April 29.-Flour quiet and 8
Wheat in good demand but c
nchaDged. Corn active andand firm; west
m mixed 66c. Rye quiet and unchanged.
'ats, fra and steady, mixed western $50 '
Dc. Provisions heavy and very quiet.
less pork S19.619.5O. Bacon quiet, c
loulders 8!68ac; clear rib 104610ac. Su- 9
ar cured ham 13I6l5c. Lard dull at 81 /
D9at. Butter weak, good to choice north Il
estern 37639c. Whisky quiet at GOA
lie.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Oats-de-
AND good; prices easier; 43a4Sc. Bran so 9,
81. Pork dull at $3.50. Molasses dull;
line 26c; strictly prime 63c. Others I'M
hanged. Sterling 27a; sight ) premium.
old 1163. al
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 29.-Flour firm at .,
I.5067 Is. Wheat steady at $l.65s1 67. q
Orn firm st 45c. Rye soc. Oats 4O6 =,
c. Barley firm but unchanged. Pro ~
sions less active but holders firm. Pork
~ II In1.