Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton Markess-

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middling upland 7Id; middling Orleans sa
sgd. sales 1900 bales; American 600;
speculation and exports 5000; bales.
NEW YORK, Mach 10. Cotton quiet;
middling upland 16!a16sc. Futures closed
strong with sales OF 1890 bales as follows:
March delivery l6!al3 csc; April delivery
16sal6 2l-32c; May delivery II 1-32; June
delivery II 11-32al7ac; July delivery II
l9-32aITsc; August delivery II 23-32a17tc;
September delivery 175a17 3-16c; October
delivery lGsal6 21-32c; November delivery
Is 7-l6c December delivery Is T-16c.
NEW ORLEANS, March To- Cotton -
demand moderate; sales $500 bales;
market closed steady; good ordinary to
strict good ordinary l45a144c; low mid
ding to strict low middling l49a153c; mid
ding 10 strict middling 15ta16c; good mid
ding To middling fair l6a17C; net re-
ceipts 4,IG6 bales; exports cOastwise $50
bales; stock Pa, 726 bales; UnsOld last even
ingl6O,sCO ba'esdOn shipb0ard 5000 bales.
MEMPHIS, March 1O.-CottOn quiet and
unchanged; middling 153a15sc; net receipts
49j bales; exports 1855 bales; sales 800
bales; stock $1,000 bales.
GALVESTON, March Location dull and
nominal; middliug l5tc; low middling
l4tc; good ordinary lie; net receipts 796
bales; exports to the channel APO bales;
sales 20 bales.
SAVANNAH, March 1O.-COtton quiet;
middling I54sc; net receipts !, I3j bales; ex-
ports to the continent 1880 bales: sales
532 bales.
MOBILE, March 10 Cotton is quiet;
middling l55C; net receipts 627 bales; gross
receipts G29 bales; exports c0astwise 2.2O2
bales.
CHARLESTON, March 10.-COtton--mid-
ding l5ac; net receipts $50 bales exports
to the continent 4Sl bales.
st. LOUIS, March -CostoI-no sales
reported; 145c, 155a15sc.
LOUISVILLE, March 1O.-CostoD is quiet
at 15sa15kc.
CIECNNATI, March 1O.-Cotton quiet
aud steady at 1899.
Foreign Isrkets.
LoSDOg, March 10, P.M.-COnsOls for
money 93a933; for account 90 5a934; United
States 5-2Os OF 80, 1919; do. 1867, 1G7s;
1O-40's 1G}; new IS, 1881; New York Cen
The amount Of bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance to-day was
$4,000.
LIvERPOOI, March 1G.-Breadstufs are
quiet.
PARIS, March 1O.-Rantes 65f. zoe.
FRANKFORT, March 1O.-5-2Os Of 1852
99l.
New York Money Market
NEw YORK, March 1O.-M0ney after
lOaning at Z per cent. closed az 3ta4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper . to per
cent. Sterling exchange unsettled and
lower at 479a4S0 fO- sixty days and 1881 /
for demand. The Customs receipts for to-
day were S20j,00O. Gold strong at 1sja
1l5i. The borrowing rates were ! to 1872 |
per diem, the latter the closing rate; loans |
exceptionally close and were made fiat. The |
Treasury disbursements for the day were |
$4,000. The clearings to-day were |
S5S,0OO,O00. Government bonds were firm. |
Railroad bonds ere strong with the Pacific |
issues and Northwest consolidated gold |
bonds rs features. State bonds were neg
leCted. To-day has been a rery important |
one in Wall street, with public interest !
conferred chiefly in the Stock Exchange. |
At the opening Of business great buOyancy /
prevailed in the market for securities, and /
there was a further improvement in values. |
Late in the afternoon the activity in deal
ings subsidized, and there was a general re- 1
action from the highest point Of the day.
The sales at the stock Exchange be5We en |
ten and two O'Clock to-day amounted to
22T.OOO shares, Of which 10000 shares were
Pacific Mail, 5000 Western Union, 24,OO0 4
Northwestern, 500 Lake Shore, $500 i
St. Paul, 5000 Ohios, 600 Wabash, and
$1,000 Union Pacific.
Sterling ExchAnQe-Benkers Bills 4.SO;
United States coupons Of 1881 1lSs; 5-ZUS
Of 1862 1l6; do. Of 1864 1l7s; do. 1866
1913; do new 1854; L. s coupons Of 1867,
l1gI; do. Of 1865, 1193, new hyes, l14s;
l0-4ts, ia; currency sIXes 1874: Missouri
State bonds 81. TanEssees old %; DC. new
"a. StOcks-Westsrn Union Telegraph
75I; New York Central 1929; Erie "a;
DO preferred q.
HeW YOzk Dry Goods HARRIET
NEW YORK, March 10-In dry goods there
vas an improved jObbing movement, but
he package trade in domestic goods ruled
luiet, and imported fabrics were sluggish.
Cotton goods were firm at generally IN
changed prices. Indian Orchard brown
,ottOns advanced in hrst hands. Prints in
improved request and firm. Cotton hosiery
active and prices advancing. WOOlen goods
Iuiet but firm. Shawls family active.
New York General SEarkets-
NEW YoRK, March 10.-Flour was quiet
md unchanged; superfne, western and
state S4.4Oa4.S5; extra Ohio S4.95a6.65;
s.. Louis S5.OOaS.OO. Wheat-NO. 2 Chi
ago SLIP; No. spring S1.17a1 p; No. 8
pring S1.OS. Rye quiet and firm at goa
sc. Barley frmer at S1.20a.21. Corn
iteady at S2aS45. Oats frmer at66a69c.
Coffee quiet and frmer; Rio 164a1S3e gold.
sugar firm 75aSc- Mess pork frmer at
$40. 35aIg.50 for new; middles steady;
,hort clear lie. Lard was hrmer-prlme
team. 135a14c. Whisky quiet and trm
LIZ.
BaEflmOra Markets.
BALTIMORE, March l0.-Flour firm and
Unchanged; western superfine S4.25a4 90; |
western extra S4.75a5.UO; western family
s5.37a8.25. Wheat firm at Sl2O. Corn
weaker al SOsc. Oats dull and unchanged;
western white Gee western mixed 65e.