Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
me cotton Marketu.

me cotton MaEket1s
LIVERPOOL, April g. COttOn-market
quiet; middling upland Sd; middline Or
leans S3sS4d. Sales 1900 bales; American
1000 bales; speculation and exports 5000.
Sales Of the week amounted to III, 900 bales
exports for the week 1900 bales; specula-
ton %, GOO bales; stock in port 1913, coo bales:
American 532, bales; receipts for the
week $1,000 bales; American 1900 bales.
actual exports 5000 bales; stock afoat for
this pert 437, 900 bales, including POP. 900
bales Of American. Sales Of cotton for
Warded directly from ships side to spinners
10000 bales.
NEW YORK, April 0.-COttOn was dull;
middling upland 165a17c. Futures closed
firm at a decline with sales Of 44.1OO bales
as follows: April delivery 1916; Nay de-
livery 10 Lice; June delivery II Lice;
July delivery l73c; August delivery I75c;
September delivery 175a17 5-32c; October
delivery 163a16 I7-32c; November de-
livery 10 5-16al63c; December delivery Is
1-32a16 3-S2c; January delivery 165a18 g.
16c.
NEW ORLEANS, April o. Cotton
demand fair; sales 4 $50 bales; good ordinary
to strict good ordinary l4ta15Ic; low mid
dlingtO strict low middling I53a155c: mid
ding to strict middling 15sal6IC; good
middling to middling fair l6sa17sc; net
receipts 1900 bales; exports to continent
] ,S27 bales; cOastWise 695 bales; stock I64,-
ITO bales; unsOld last evening 10000
bales; on shipbOard 5000 bales. Weekly
sales sc, 300 bales; net receipts 1921 bales;
gross receipts 12,112 bales; exports TO con-
tinent 9,6S5 bales; cOastwise 2,3G9 bales;
to Great Britain 1862 bales.
MEMPHIS, April o. Cotton was dull
and lower; middling 16c; net receipts 6S5
bales; exports 4S5 bales; stock 1850 bales.
CHARLESTON, April D. Cotton quie.s
net receipts 9O2 bales; exports cOastwise
5S5 bales; sales 500 bales; stock 22,51S
bales. Weekly net receipts 1905 bales;
exports to Great Britain ALA bales; to
France 2,7O4 bales; eOastwise 1892 bales;
sales 1890.
GALVESTON, April Cotton quiet and
weak; net receipts 1,122 bales: exports /
,Oastwise 10 bales; sales $50 bales; stock |
) 1929 bales. Weekly net receipts 4,5OS |
bales; gross receipts 1915 bales; exports to |
Great Britain 7jI bales; coastwise 1878 |
bales; sales 7,s05 bales.
Z SAVANNAH, April 9.-COtton is easier |
put not quotably lower; middling lGc; net |
receipts 7l2 bales; exports coastwise 3S7 |
Dales; sales 6l9 bales; stock 39,022 bales. |
Weekly net receipts 5,1s5 bales; gross re-
,eipts 5,G37 bales; exports so Great Britain /
ZIG bales; TO continent 500 bales; coast |
wise 213 bales; sales :, 23I bales.
MOBILE, april o. Cotton quiet; net
eceipts l34 bales; exports cOastwise 7G09
)ales; sales SOD bales; stock 2g,399 bales. |
Weekly net receipts 1907 bales; gross re-
eipts 1,011 bales; exports to Great Britain i
,047 bales; coastwise 1910 bales; sales D.
100 bales.
ST. LOUIS, April 0.-Colion steady at
5sc.
LOUISVILLE, April 9. - Cotton squiet
t 154c.
CINCINNATI, April Cotton was weak |
nd lower TO sell at lGc.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, April 9.-The following is
comparative cotton statement for the
7eek ending April 5:
Yet receipts at all ports
(U. s. for the week. 39O76 1892 /
Total receipts to date. 5, 229, SAT 3,467, 749
Exports for the week. 54,44S S6,652
Total exports to date. ?, $4,000 2,262, ~
took at all United
States ports. J6l,ZaZ 552,o1O
took al all interior
towns. Ss,122 s4751
took at LiverpOOl..... $4,000 $4,000
took of American
afOat for Great Brit
am. ZJL.UIU ZAc.UlU /
Foreign kzazherss
LONDON, April o, > P.M.-COnsol5 for
honey 93 4ta933; for account 90 5a93l J; United
O-4Gs 1O3; new IS, 1904; New York Cen
PARIS April 9.-Rentes 63f. Csc.
FRANKFORT, April 9.-5-2Os Of 1862,
%.
LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Yarns add fabrics
Manchester firm. FlOur-eXtra State
ull at 205. Wheat-NO. 1 spring steady
. 9S Id; No. , spring S. Cd; winter 9s 30. |
Orn-new steady at 6ls Cd. POrk-P. NJ.
/. steady SIS; p. NJ. W. 7Ss. LaTd-P.
7. dull at 67s Cd. BacOn-C. G. new 49s;
r. 52s; s. G. SIS; l.. c. sis. Hams
/. G. 20 lbs average SIS; shoulders new
5. Lard oil 7Os. Cheese-cbOice Ameri-
IN new steady at rs. TUrpentine frner
2GIs. Rosin-cOmmOn dull at Is; fine
eady at lis.
New York Money MaFEssL
NEW YORK, April 0.-Money was easy at
Is per cent. Prime mercantile baper was |
u per cent. Sterling exchange was quiet
Ash for sixty days and 4S95a4S95 for
ght. The imports Of dry goods for the
eek amounted to S2,171, 49S. Gold open
at 1153, advanced to 1155 and closed at
5. The rates paid for carrying were 2a4
T cent. and fiat. The Treasury dis0urse-
ents for the day were $4,000. The I
earrings to-day were S39,OOOOOO. The l
IstOms receipts for the day were $780, :
D. Government bonds closed firm. Rail-
al bonds were steady. State bonds were
let. In the stock market to-day there }
Is further improvement with a well dis
buted business. The advance in the
are list was ] to Il per cent. {
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
D and two o'clock to-day amounted to
{, 200 shares, Of which $1,000 shares were )
.ciic Mail, $4,000 Western Union. 5000
common, 10000 Erie, TO-
0 Rock Island, 10000 St. Paul, $1,000 |
Ike Shore, and 2SOOO Union Pacific.
Sterling Exehange-Banker5' Bills z.S6; | I.
lited States coupons Of 1881 122s; 5-2Us d
1852 lis; do. Of 1864 1l95; DO. 1865 q
Il; do new 1903; U. S. coupons of 1867, ! m
Il; do. Of 1868, 1913, new fyes, 116; | c
-4Os, 1864; currency SKIES 1901; Missouri n
lte bonds 993. Tennsseee old 20; DO. new \
StOcks-WesteTn Union Telegraph D
z; New York Central 1O2; Erie 2ga; h
preferred 43. n
Sew York Dry GcOdB Karkss. b
NEW YORK, April 9.-The-e was a mod a.
tie business with commission houses and
air jobbing trade progressing. Cotton | %
DDS are in steady demand at unchanged
ces. Fine brown sheetings are active.
ints and printed shirtings are more active. | {
nOld's prints are reduced to 95c and sold | :
y freely. WOolens are quiet and were ~
gely sold at auction at tO-day's prices. ct
New York General Markets. q,
NEW YORK, April 9-FlOur, fair demand; II
Derfne, western and State S4.GOa4.90; az
"a Ohio S5.l0a6.SO; st. Louis Sj.1Oa h,
o. Wheat i'm fair demand; No. / spring or
26a1.31; No. 3 spring S1.17aI19; No. 2 az
icagO S1.21a1.24. Rye firm and quiet ~
%. Barley quiet and heavy; 4 rOwed az
.te SIPS; State CSC; Canada S1.O5. Corn sa
ner and in good demand al SZ5a9Sc. e
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