Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-25

| Cotton closed quiet. with fair demand am0Es
few; sales 400 bales; receipts l.5O9; exports
| 292; middlings 26c.
Charleston, Sept. D.
Cotton sales 700 bales; receipts 1459; market
active but easier; middlings Csc.
Savannah. Ga, sept. p.
Cotton receipts 2.SO6 bales; market firm N d.
dliBgs 2534c.
Augusta, Ga, Sept. ~.
The market opened quiet at about 2514e fer
middIings, and under a brisk demand safes
were made at 251zc; but the weak prices of
Liverpool and New York eassd of our mar ket
which closed nominal at from 25I<g251ke. Gales
of the day 440 receipts 81 bales.
Macon, Ga, Sept. %.
Receipts to day, 1872 bales; sales, 322 ship
ped, All. Receipts for the week ending this
evening. the above included. 1856 bales; sales.
2597; shipments, 2499; showing an increase in
receipts for the past week over those of the
week before of AZ bales. and decrease in sales
of rs bales. Receipts of new crop to date,
S,137 bales. The market during the week under
review has been quite irregular. but the de-
mand has been fair all the while. On Thursday
last the rapid decline in price was checked
when 1T reached 25 cents, and on Friday, and up
to noon on Saturday. prices advanced fully one
cent: but at the close Of the market on Satur-
day, prices again fell off half cent, aad since
Monday the ruling prices for middlings has been
% cents and it closed at these figures this even
ing. with a very good feeling among buyers.
Columbus. Ga, Sept. 20.
The continued pressure North to make cur
rency scarce still has tendency to lower the
price of cotton. To-day few bales Of the Dick
son variety sold at 25e. Over a hundred bales
of mixed grades were disposed of on manufac-
turers orders. Middlings are quoted at 2JlIa
245zc. Demand moderate Sales so bales. Re
eepts 2Sg bales.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 2.
The market closed quiet, this evening, at 24c
Dc Inu ~.
for good ordinary. Receipts to-day, 40 bales.
Montgomery. Ala, Sept. %
Receipts yesterday about 800 bales The mar
ket Is quiet to day. but finn. and sellers meet
buyers freely at ruling rates. Receipts about
SO bales, nearly all Of which sold upon arrival
Very few planters stirring. The heavy decline |
yesterday unsettled the market, but soon after |
A. N. prices became steady at the following |
quotations: Low middlings 221z9ZH4e; good
middlings 213@2lc.
Selma. Ala, Sept. 20,
Market auiet and steady. with n fair demand.
Sales 35S bales: middlin9s q cents; low mid
dlings 2}lI cents; good ordinary "a eeots. D9r-
ing the evening there was a good inquiry Tor
good ordinary, which mas oseh very MUM neg
Iected for several days 4
Huntsville, Ala, sept. p.
poooin,s II baIes Sales made at prices rang /
ing from 2,55 to 251I cents. Market eloJed dull
and decii ing.
memphis, Sept. D
In this market there was less inquiry, and
,nIv two or three buyers participated. The
IL awonnted to about 400 bales, and were |
Id on abasis of 26c for middlings and 251ze for
oW middIings. The condition Of the Eastern
money and stock markets IS such that few care
= s,sts extensively in the staple at this june
Dre and many spinners who have had regular
'rJers here TO fill have countermanded them
mill prices become settled, though they have
% stock on hand, and may be compelled to
ease running. i
Cincinnati. Sept. q.
There is a fair demand. and receipts are in !
-easing, but there is DO stock Of consequence
ere and prie are nominal. Middling
Ould bring 29e per pound.
Baltimore, Sept. ~.
Cotton nominal at 28c.
Wilmington. n. e.. Sept. 22.
Cotton further declined to f59S9se.