Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
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NEW YORK, April 27.-COttOn-market
quiet; middling upland 164a16ac- Futures
closed steady with sales Of 36,7 700 bales as
follows: April delivery 16l-32a16 Lice;
May delivery Is 1-16al6 3-32c. June de-
livery Is 5-16c; July delivery 16 1920;
August delivery 10 Lice; September de-
livery 16 T-32a16 9-1Gc; October delivery
Is 5-32a16 I6c; November delivery - Is
32a1j 31-32c; December delivery IS 31-32a
Ice; January delivery 165al6 5-32c.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-COttOn-
demand good but not general; sales Also
bales; prices were a shade easier; good Ordi-
to strict good ordinary l43al4ic; low
middling TO strict low middling 15Aal54e;
middling to strict middling 154a151ei good
middling to middling fair 16al7c; net
receipts 2,O4S bales; exports to continent
rs bales: coastwise 81 bales; TO Great
Britain 3,ITO bales; stock 122,2O4 bales; IN
sold last evening $500 bales; on shipbOard
$4,000 bales.
MEMPHIS, April 27.-COttoB-market
quiet and unchanged; middling 15tal5ac
net receipts go bales; exports T95 bales;
stock 30,655 bales.
CHARLESTON, April Election easier;
middling 15sc; low middling 15sc; good
ordinary 14fc; net receipts q bales; sales
600 bales; stock 1889 bales.
MOBILE, april y. - Cotton quiet; mid
ding l55c; net receipts rs bales; exports
coastwise G5 bales; sales 1900 bales stock
24,42O bales.
SAVANNAH, April 27.-COttOn is dull;
middling 15Ec; net receipts $50 bales; sales
SO bales; stock S4,5O5 bales.
GALVESTON, April 2T.-CottOn, market
dub; middling 1850; low middling l4tc
good ordinary lac; net receipts j64 bales;
gross receipts 81 bales; exports cOastwlse
1880 bales; to Great Britain ESQ bales;
sales 262 bales; stock A, 100 bales.
LOUISVILLE, April z7.-C Cotton is quiet
a. Ice.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Cotton dull
at 15kc.
Foreign Markets
LONDON, April 27, 3 P.M.-COnsOls for
money e35a94; for account g 5a94; United
States 5-20s of '65, 1867; do. 1867, lCS5'
IO4O's 1O3@; new IS, 1923; New York Cen
tral, 81; Erie, "a; Erie. preferred oIs.
PARIS, April 2I.-ReDtes 64f. I5c.
FRANKFORT, April 27.-5-2os Of 1852,
9Si.
LIVERPOOL April 27-Yarns and fabrics
az Manchester are unchanged. Breadstuns
and provisions quiet and unchanged; we re-
peati yesterdays quotations: Flour y State
and western Us sol. Wheat-NO. 2 to No.
1 spring new S. 6da9s ID. COm-American
mixed new S5s. POrk-W. W. y. as Cd;
eastern SIS Cd. Iard-AmeriCanESs. Ba-
con T.. G.. new SIS. : O.. NJ. Us, Cd
Cheese-fne American Is 81.
New York Money Market
NV YORK, April 81 Money closed
EASY at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
was 4a45 per cent. for choice and 4aa5a
per cent. for prime. Sterling exchange
was quiet at 4.Sg5 for 60 days and 400
for demand. The produce exports for tie
week amounted 20 S,JO2,349. The
Customs receipts to-day were Szgz,OOO.
Gold was dull at 1854. The borrowing
rates 1a4 per cent. and flat, and l-64 per
cent. per diem. The Assistant Treasurer
discussed to-day SlGO,ClO. The cle3Tlngs
to-day were &3Z,OJU,OOD. Government bonds
closed firm. State bonds were quiet. Rail-
road Mortgages were firm. The stock
Exchange was . scene, to-day, OF increased
activity and buoyaucy. There WSs an
active investment demand for all paying
shares and prices advanced sharply. To
day individual capitalists were selling
Government bonds and buying railway
bonds and dividend paying shares.
The sales at the Stock ESchSnge between
ten and two O'Clock to-day amounted to
$4,000 shares, Of which 5000 shares were
Pacific Mail $1,000 Western Union, 1900
Northwestern, common, 1900 Erie, &c.
600 Rock Island, 1900 Lake Shore, 1000
New York Central and $4,000 Union "a
ciic.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' Bills ASS;
United States coupons Of 1881 l23l: 5-ZOs
of 1852 1913; do. OF 1854 I2l; do. 1865
I23; do new 1919; Us coupons OF 1867,
122E; do. OF 1868, 122s, new lives, ll15;
1O4Os, 1I65; currency SKIES l245; Missouri
state bonds 1901. TennSseee old 69; do.
new CO. StOcks-Westeg Union Iele-
graph 7S9: Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
POI; New York Central IC41i Erie 5Ol;
do preferred 40.
Eev ToEh Dry aO0ds Market.
New YORK, Au-il 27.-BusineSs was
LIGHT with commission houses, and lmpOr-
ters and johbing trade lacked animation.
Cotton goods are fairly steady in price but
quiet. Shifting and fancy prints are IN
demand for small lots and plaids active.
Ginghams are in very light supply. Wool
ems are sluggish. The Daily Buiietnsa says
that bids for supplying dry goods TO the In
dian Bureau were opened to-day by the
Commissioners.
sev YORK Genera Markets.
NEW YORK, April 27.-FlOur-market
was quiet and prices are unchanged;
superfne, western and State A.5Oa4-lJ, ex-
ira Ohio S5.O0a6.SO; St. Louis S~j.1jaS.2O.
Wheat i'm moderate demand; No. 1 spring
sI.23ai.S0: No. S spring Sl.12al.16; No. 2
Chicago SI.I7aI.195. Rye dull; Canadian
bond 95c: state Sl.O3al.O4. Barley quiet
ard unchanged at Sl.53. Corn steady at 80
agZc. Oats irmer at 73a75bc. Coffee quiet
and firm but unchanged; Rio 173c gold
Sugar quiet and steady at SaaS5c. Mess
Dork easier al 5000 fOrnew; middlesquieti
short clear 12Bc. Lard easier; prime steam
Ice. Whisky steady at Sl.l6.
baltimore Markets.
BALrrMOzE, April 27.-FlOm quiet and
unchanged; family S4zja6-JO. Wheat IS
firm at ~Sl.36a1.37. Corn stronger at SIC
| Oats dull and unchanged at TOaI2c- Rye
| Sl.I2aI.l5. Coffee firm; Rio cargOes 1914
I lgc. gold. WHISKY ULleT anu LlRucI a.
! Sl.I6al.I7c. Provisions quiet but strong.
/ Mess pork 80. 90. Bulk meats
| shoulders ge clear rib l24c. Bacon steady.
shoulders 9.a1Oc; clear rib l3al3tc. Lard
firm at 16al6tc.
Sow Orleans Narkefs-
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-GOld 1I5t
sight : prem; sterling ~56l5aj623. FlOu
Quiet: superfne $500; Y $3.50; Xxx 1913
| Xxx s~G.OOa6.5O; choice So 5a6.OO. Con
firm at S4aSSc. Oats firm at 73a75c
Bran dull at Sl.25. Hay dull; prime 50
choice 5000. Mess pork dull at $4,000
23OO. Dry salt meats held az 9c fOrshOul
ders: clear sides l2a124c. Bacon dull
shoulders 95c; clear rib 135al3sc. Lar,
in light supply and firm; tierce packers l5i
ALEC; key lG4c. Sugar is quiet; common
65a7c; fair 20 fully fair 7!aSc; prime L
choice StaS7c. MOlasses quiet for JOD0lng
common SOC; fair jjc; prime to choice OF
zoe. Whisky duh and nominal; rectlhe'
S~I.1Ga1.I7. Coffee firm; ordinary to Prim'
I~T5a2O5c. Cornmeal $3.50. The Prlc
Curreaf says: All provisions are al a stan'
] still and il is given as a solution OF IN