Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
me Cotton Markets.

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upland 7IaSd; middling Orleans
SaS5d. Sales 1900 bales; American u
900 bales; speculation and exports 1900
bales.
NEW YORK, April Lotion quiet at
15Ea1Tc. Futures closed quiet and steady,
with Isalcs Of 23,5OO bales as follows:
April delivery 1870; May delivery 10 1882
a16 15-16c; June delivery II 9-32al7 5-16e;
July delivery II 9-lGa17 1890; August
delivery II 2l-32a1T 11-16c; September de-
livery II 9-32a1T 5-16c; October delivery
IS 21-32a16 23-32c; November delivery
10 13-32a16 15-32c; December delivery
16 11-16a16lc.
NEW ORLEANS, April L. Cotton
the demand is limited; sales 1850 bales;
good ordinary TO strict good ordinary
l4sa155c; low middling 10 strict low mid
ding l5laljfc; middling TO strict middling
15ialG4c; good middling to middling fair
163a1T!C; net receipts 1,52S bales; stock
1S6, 200 bales.
MEMPHIS, April Cotton steady;
15ial6c; net receipts 500 bales;
exports sos bales; stock 1875 bales.
ST. LOUIS, April Cotton quiet and
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-COttOn is quiet
at logo.
CINCINNATI, April l. Cotton was
dull and heavy at 1Gc.
FOreIEB,Harkets.
LONDON, April l, 5 P.M.-Consols for
money e25a93; for account 92sa93; United
States 5-2Os Of 80, 1913; do. 1867, 1913;
IO-4O's 1929; new 5s, 1O3!; New York Cen
tral, 92; Erie, 20; do. preferred 80.
PARIS, April 1.-Rentes 6Sf. Soc.
FRANKFORT, April 1.-5-2Os of 1862,
o..
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-Breadstufs ere
quiet.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, April L. Money was
easy, lOaning rs high as per cent, closing
at 1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper was
54a7 per cent. Sterling exchange was ASIA
4S3! for sixty days and 4S7a4S75 for sight.
The Customs receipts for the day were
$4,000. Gold opened at 114tt and closed
at 1l45, with sales in the interim at 1I45
and 114I. The rates paid for borrowing
were 1-64a1-32 per cent. per diem, and !,
and 3 per cent. per annum, and at the
close loans were made fiat. The Treasury
for the day were $500.
The clearings to-day were S17,0O0,OOO.
bonds were steady. State
bonds were strong. Railroad bonds were
strong. The stock market declined !a1
Der cent. before the first call, but subse-
Iuently advanced 3a23 per cent. in the en-
lire list. Al the second call the market
was firm, but afterwards of Aa5 per cent.
The market was strong during the last hour
Of business, withs general improvement in
prices, and closed active and strong. On
Inc receipt Of dispatches reporting numer-
Gus failures and panic in Berlin, gold adj
7anced TO 114i, and foreign exchange fell |
10 4S3!a4S3f. As soon as it was ascer-
aimed that the failures in Berlin were Of
,peculatOrs who had been short at the |
other words, that It was a bear
1anic-gOld declined and foreign exchange |
,tifaned. Both at Berlin and Paris there |
has been q towering speculation not unlike |
hat which has been witnessed here in |
some shares. At Berlin it was settling at
he Bourse. The interest due to-day on
he first mortgage bonds of the Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad was |
not paid. The reason Of the default is that
IL
Railroad and its guarantees, the Pennsyl- |
7ania Railroad, refuse to pay over TO the |
receivers Of the Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central the rental due in accord |
lnce with the terms Of its lease. The
Company claim that some Of |
he covenants of the lease have not been |
with by the Columbus, Chicago |
and Indiana Central. The following is q |
statement Of the gross earnings and ex-
Denses Of the Union Pacific Railroad for |
he month Of February; Gross earnings,
1907, 800; February, 1875, $62O,3O7; ex- |
1enses, February, 1874, $374,956; Februa-
y, 1875, S272, 1SS; net earnings, February,
1874, S233, O34; February, 1876, S34S,119; |
increase Of gross earnings for February, |
BIZ, 316; increase Of net earnings for Feb
-uary, Sl15,OS5. The March earnings to |
he Both show an increase Of S16S, 40 over |
he same days of March, 1874.
The sales at the Stock EXCHANGE betwean
EN- and two O'Clock today amounted TO |
"a, 900 shares, Of which 1900 shares were |
Pacific Mail, A, 1000 Western Union, 5000
Northwestern, common, 10000 Erie, TO-
700 st. Paul, 10000 Wabash and 1900 |
Union Pacific.
Sterling EXchange-Bankers' Bills ASIA; !
United States coupons Of 1881 1909; 5-2Os |
If 1862 1165; do. Of 1854 1I7s; do. 1865
l2O; do new 1l9; u. S. coupons of 1857, |
I175; do. Of 1868, 120, new fves, I14t;
lO-4Gs, ia; currency sIxes 119; Missouri |
State bonds gS. Tennsseee Old67; do. new
10, StOcks-Western Union TeleorsDh