Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-10
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
rha Cation nrarkass.


American; speculation and export 1900
bales; sales for the week $4,000 bales; ex.
port 5000 bales; speculation 1900 bales;
stock 1911 900 bales; American 900
bales; receipts 107, 900 bales; American H.
balas; export 5000 bales; stock ahoat $751;
600 bales; American 100000 bales; to ar
rive opened firm but the advance fell of be-
fore the close of the market. May ship
mems from Savannah and Charleston Cd;
June delivery from Savannah and Charles
ton SD; April and May shipments from
New Orleans 9695d; May delivery 11-16d;
closed at7d5. Yarns and fabrics steady.
NEW YORK, May 9.-Cotton steady;
middling uplands 1910; sales of futures
1890 bales, as follows: May 1S56I8sc;
June IS 9-1661ssc; July 1SsM1S5c; Au-
gust Is 7-166l82e; October 175c; November
l71-16c. The comparative cotton statement
for the week closing tonight is as fol-
lows: Net receipts at all United
States ports during the week, 1871 bales;
same week last year, II, 665 bales; total re-
ceipts to date, 1921 ,907 bales; last year q,
616,823 bales. Exports for the week Al, 403
bales; same week last wear 15,494 bales;
total exports TO date FLA, 800 bales; last
year 1,774,711 bales. Stock at all United
States ports 4l2, 99s bales; last year $780,.
6SS bales. Stock at allinterior towns, 49,
798 bales; last year, 1872 bales. Stock
81 Liverpool 781, 600 bales; last year 912, $50
bales; stock American afoat for Great Brit
ain, 100000 bales; last year, $4,000 bales.
New ORLEANS, May 9.-Cotton quiet;
sales 800 bales; good ordinary 154c; low
uILdllnes lego; middlings 1S61Sac; mid
ding Orleans 1S!c; receipts 2,023 bales;
exports to Liverpool 1,733 bales; ;ock 151,
l27 bales. Sales of the week $500 bales;
net IeceipGs 16,050 bales; gross 1889
bales; exports to LIVERPOOL 6,2l5 bales;
coastwise 2,272 bales; other foreign ports
SIPS bales.
CINCINNATI, May Cotton in fair
demand at 1sSc.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-Coston dull; low
middlirg lie. Actual stock on hand / ,462
bales.
ST. LOUIS, May Cotton dull and no
minal; low niddling tic; mldding 1Se.
MEMPHIS, May 9.-Cotton dull; good
ordinary 14a115.; low IN ddling lie; re-
ceipts 1880 bales; shipments $40 bales;
receipts for the week $685. bales; ship
ments 1875 bale; stock IS, 735 bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May 9.-Consols 93!d933.
money S956S93 on account 933. U. s.
5-2Os Of '65 90; Of '67 81; 10-40's S91l; new
SIS 500 Erie 504. Turpsntine 39sd39s
81. Sugar 28sd26s 50.
PARIS, May 0.-Rentes 54055f.
LIVERPOOL, Nay 9.-BreatstufTs firm.
Wheat California white sversge rs; ciub
Us 80; red wheat spring lis 2dGl2s I'd;
red winter Us I'd. Flour Us %. Corn
27s Cd. Rheese Us. Cumberland middles
3Ss Sd.
ANTWERP, May 9.-Rehned petroleum
Alt.
New York Money Market.
New YORK. May 9.-Financial affairs
are dull. Money was easy ST. 517 per cent,
closing with full offers st 566. Sterling
was steady at SASS for 90 days and 9a6
90 for sight. Gold was quiet and steady a.
1l7h6117S for most business and llT4G
117s the closing rate, Loans Sal per
cent. Cleariog S5T,J00,000 Treasury
disbursements $3.50, 900. Total payments OF
May Interest to d4ts SG,536, 900; customs
receipts to-day $4,000. Governments
dull and clOsir firm. Il is announced
that half million was re eemed at the
Treasury under call Of March 1. State
bonds are dull. Pacific Mail, New Jersey
Central and Delaware and Lake aud West
ern are the features in the market to-day,
each making 8 sharp advance, otherwise
the market was dull; changes of only tot
Der cent. Central Pacific from $50 from So,
:. d. I to ntn or
l16; n. j. Central from 102 TO 10, closing
at 1851, and Delaware Lake from lO2 to
1O4Il, closing at 104. The whole closed
strong. At meeting OF the Panama rail-
road to-day the designations of Edward
Pierrepont, C.. L. Hotchkiss, L. s. Stock
well and G. G. Haven were accepted. The
Board of Directors was reconstructed as
follows: w F. Park, Fl. II. Baxter, Geo. H,
Pullman, Geo. S. Scott, A. B Stockweil, Y.
B. Musgrove, H.W. Gray, j. NJ. Burke, A.
Masterson, S. NJ. L. Barlow, S, j. Hornet
and f. w. G. Bellows. The President OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company
has not leased the Pacific and Atlantic line
nor bought stock.
Sterling Exchsnge, Bank Bills 1lSs;
U. s. coupons, 1881, 1913; 6-z0a Of 1862
1861; do. '6z, 115a; DC. '65, I174i rev
ives 1854: 90. '67, 1854; do. '6S, 1lS9,
lO-4Os, ll3ss; currency 6's, 1854; Missouri
bonds 93s. Tennessee, old 81 I; do rev 81
Virginia, old 43; DO. new 50. North Caro-
lsna, old u; do. new IL.
Hew York DRY Goods szs-kos.
New YoRK, May 9.-Ths cold and rainy
weather has depressing effect on The mar
ket which is unusually quiet in all depart
ments. The market for cotton goods 10
quiet but unchanged, The best makes of
brown bleached and colored cottons are
firm and only in moderate supply. Medi-
UNI bleaehed shifting best request. Prints
and ginghams quiet. Rolled jaconeis sell
feely at 5c. Dress fabrics DC. Wcoilens
ard shaWs dull. Foreign gOoC s duh in
private hands, and sell low st auction.
New York General Market
NEw YORK, May 9.-Floar less active;
rect ipi5 1000 bbls; superlne western and
Sac S5.6566.30; common to good extra
50. 50d7 20; good to choice 7.45dS 80;
White wdeat sS506I0 80; extra Ohio So 90
NI0 so; S.. Louis 81 506l2 so. Rye -four
quiet and firm at S4.10G6 90. Corn meal
quiet and steady. Whisky higher; mod
crate business at 93693ac. WheAt-prime
spring scarce and wanted; held above buy
ers' view; receipts $4,000 bushels; rejected
spring $1.S56l45; No. spring S1.556
! So; No. 2 Milwaukee $1.696l.70; amber
Western S2.O5. Rye quiet and firm; West
ern 97edSl.00. Barley dull and unchang-
ed. Malt quiet; Canada S1-25. Clover
seed steady; Western SS.2568.75; Timothy
quiet and firm 1t 81 90. Corn less active;
scarcely so firm; receipts 5000 bushels;
new mixed Western GSG69c; new mixed
Western June Csc. Oats firm; moderate
business; receipts $4,000 bushels; common
to prime new mixed Western 50Gal3c;
white Western 53656c; black Western 4s
a5O3c. Eggs more steady; Western 15d
Isle. Hay and hopsg1iet aud unchanged
Coffee firm; Rio 17G194c. Sugar firm, fan
TO GOOD refining Ts6S5c. Moiasses more
active; new Orleans 6IG6Sc. Rice steady
at 7sGSsc. Crude petroleum 9sc; refined
zoe. Turpentine firm at 501n51c, Pork
lower; new mess $500; prime mess 81 I. 2;
] 61S.00. Beef unchanged. Cut meat