Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-03


quiet and steady with sales Of 1890 bales
as follows: March delivery 16 15-16c; April
delivery 10 1899; May delivery 10 29-32c;
June delivery II i7-32a17ie; July delivery
"a 7-16c; August delivery II 9-16a17 10
SIC; September delivery 10 29-32a16 15-16c;
October delivery 16aa16sc.
NEW ORLEANS, March O. Cotton
demand slack sales 1850 bales; market
irregular and prices are easier; good
ordinary to strict good ordinary 141a
l4te; OR middling to strict low middling
l5tal55c; middling to strict middling 15ka
Ice good middling to middling fair 165a
lIc; net receipts 5,S92 bales; exports to
continent 9,25S bales; cOastWise 2,O19
bales; to Great Britain 1856 bales; stock
25O,oSS bales; unsOld last evening I50,S00
bales; on shipbOard 1O7, 900 bales.
GALVESTON, March2-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middling 155c; net receipts l.
$50 bales; exports cOastWise 3 bales; sales
IS bales; stock 67,29S bales.
CHARLESTON, March 2 - Cotton, quiet;
middling 15te; low middling 15ic; good
ordinary 144c; net receipts 62S bales; eX-
ports TO France 1858 bales; to continent
1890. bales; sales 50 bales; stock $3.50
bales.
SAVANNAH, March Cotton is dull;
middling 15tc; net receipts 1926 bales;
exports to the continent 10,4S0 bales; sales
lO,OS6 bales; stock SS,923 bales.
MOBILE, March p Cotton quiet; mid
ding 15sc; net receipts SS4 bales; exports
eoastwise 397 bales; sales ! 900 bales; stock
1881 bales.
memphis, March 2.-COtton quiet and
unchanged; middling 15sc; net receipts
900 bales; sales 1,200 bales; exports 1855
bales; stock $500 bales.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-COstOa quiet and
unchanged; good ordinary 14sc; low mid
ding 15!c; middliDg 153e.
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-COtton is quiet
at 15!e.
CINCINNATI, March Cotton quiet at
153c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 2, 5P. M.-Consols Tor
money 9Sa9355 for account 93a9333; United
States 5-2Os Of rs, 1O7a; do. 1867, 1919; |
10-4gs 103; new IS, los; New York Cen |
tral, 81; Erie, pa; do. preferred 80. The !
amount Of bullion gone into the Bank |
Of England on balance to-day was $4,000. |
LIVERPOOL, March 2.-Breadstuffs are |
quiet.
PARIS, March 2-Rentes 65E 55c.
FRANKFORT, March 2.-5-2Os Of 1862,
99I.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, March 2.-MOney closed at /
PAS per cent. Prime mercantile paper was /
45a6 3peT cent. Sterling exchange was dull |
at 4.Sl4a4.S2 for sixty days and 4.S5sa4.s6 /
for demand. Gold opened at 1145; declin-
To D 4 al aIr - "a
paid for carrying ranged from I to per
cent. TIE Customs receipts for the day i
were $4,000. The Treasury GisbuTse-
ments for the day were $40, 000 The
clearings to-day were So, 49, 900. Govern
ment bonds were steady. Railroad bonds
we're quiet. State bonds were neglected.
The Stock market opened excited and buO-
yant The greatest activity was in Pacific
Mail, Union Pacific, Northwestern, st. Paul
Western Union and OhiOs. The advance
ranged from to p per cent, chiefly in the
above mentioned stocks. The strength Of
the Granger stocks was caused by private
kilograms Of a favorable nature from Aladi-
son, Wisconsin. Pacific Mail and Union
Pacific led the market, on a report that
the Union and Central Pacific roads would
control the next election in the Pacific Mail
Company. During the last hour Of bUsi-
ness the market was alternately weak and
strong. There was a decline Of Jap per |
cent. against the early advance Of I to p |
per cent, but on final dealings a frmer
feeling prevailed and an advance Of Z to l
Per cent. on the entire list ensued. The |
leading features were Pacific Mail, Union
Pacific, Northwestern and Western Union.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
zen and Two o'clock to-day Amounted to
POI, coo shsrss, Of which $4,000 shares were
Pacific Mail, 300 Western Union, 10000 |
Northwestern, 5000 Lake Shore, 5000
st. Paul, 5000 Wabash, 5000 Erie, 1900
GhiOs and $1,000 Union Pacific.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' Bills 4.S23;
United States coupons Of 1881 1I9f; 5-ZUs
Of 1862 1164; DO. Of 1854 1l77; do. 1865
119z; do new 1IS5; Z. : coupons Of 1867, |
1l9s; do. Of 1868, 1913, new ives, 1l4s; |
10-4Os, 1i4a; currency SKIES 1881; Missouri |
State bends 81. Tennsseee old u; DO. new
Go. SLoczs-Westsrn Union Telegraph !
TAG; New York Central 1913; Erie 20;
do preferred 26i. K
New Eork DrJ Goods Market
NEW YORK, March 2.-The package
trade in domestic goods continues moderate
and jObbing branches quiet. Cotton goods
are in steady request and firm but are IN /
changed in prices. Brown sheetings are
fairly active and in short supply. Medium
fancy prints are in fair request. Mallory |
prints have advanced &c. Dress goods are
improving, but wooden goods are quiet ex-
eept woTsted rOatines and Kentucky jeans
which are fairly active. Foreign goods are
dull.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, March ?. Flour - market
quiet and unchanged; sUperfne, western
and State S4.OOa4.5O;extra Ohio s4.6Sa6.40; |
st. Louis "a. 75aSOO. Wheat less active; No.
/ spring SI.16a1 10; No. spring Sl.O5a |
] .0S; No. 2 Chicago S1.O9a1.12. Bye !
quiet at S4a95c. Barley in fair demand; |
Canada West S1.25a1.30. Corn, not so firm I
at S2aS4. Oats were unchanged at 6TaG9c.
Coffee dull; Rio 16a1S4e, gold. Sugar
dull at 7sa7sc. Mess pork unsettled at
S19.25 for new; middles firm; short clear g
10Ic. Lard lower; prime steam Is l1-16c.
Whisky S1.O3.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-Flour active but
at S5.25a8.25 for family. Wheat
firm but quiet at St.07a1.CS. Corn active
and strong at soc. Oats dull at 65a66c.
Rye quiet and unchanged at Sl.0Oal o..
Provisions steady. Mess pork S19a19.50.
Bulk meats firm; shoulders 7ta73c, clear 7
rib 1O5c; clear sides 104c. Bacon firm; e
shoulders 6taSIC; clear rib lie; clear 114c.
Sugar-cured hams l4al5c. Lard dull and Z
at 13.al4c. Coffee dull and /
1Ominally unchanged; ordinary to prime I
Rio cargOes 1GIa1Ssc in gold. Whisky is 7
S1.10a1.11. T
Nsz Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2-GOld closed at E
l14s; sight premium; sterling 5.533. Z
Flour quiet with some inquiry for Cuba; | =
5uperfne $3.50; Xxx S4.75; xxx S5a.525; y
choice S5.50a6.OO. Corn scarce but firm at e
81 10al.12. Oats easier at 7la72e. Bran ?
over al S1.6Oa1.70. Hay dull; prime S25. r
Mess pork dull at Sl9a19.5O. Dry salt
meats firm; shoulders 74a7Bc; clear rib log
il04c; clear sides 115c. Bacon was dull;
ihoulders Ssc; clear rib 11.e; clear sides @
I25c. Hams dul! at 13a134c. Lard dull; .
fierce packers 14c; keg 14ta15c. Sugar in
,OOd demand and frmer; inferior 5alic;
common Ga6sc; fair to fully fair 7a7tc; 2
prime to choice SIC. Mo'asses firm; cen :
rifUgal 54e feTmenting 45c; rectifed Sc. 4
Whisky dull; rectifed Sl.10a1.11. Coffee e.
Unchanged; fair 175a17sc; prime 1Sta1Ssc.
yOrnmeal higher al 81 Z5a435 y