Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-26


at l2455 DraIers here We're Offering u buy
I24L and to sell at 126
Exchange on New York ia taken By the banks At
NC discount and sold by them at par.
Government securities are lower. The following
are Yesterdays New York quotations:
United States six per cents of 1881 .ll7A4
Fiye-twenty bonds Of 1867. ...........1l4A
Flve-twenty bonds of 1864 .ll2
Five-tWenty bonds OF 1865 lis
FIve-twenties new issue, 1865. ...... lis
Eive-twenties, new issue, 1851 -ll6a.
Fiye-twenties, new issue, loos..---'i 10
Ten-FOrttes. IVA
Currency Skies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J'H
London advices of yesterday quote United States
5-s OF 1862 at S3s lso5s, Old, al s-ts lsois' ma
Tennqssee bonds are quoted IN New York at
5Qa5gL, for the old, AMI 3 for the new.
The following the quotations Of the new
York stock market: Now York Central llIst Eris
2sh Reading SO; Southern $50 cleveland
and p1ttsburr S}7s: Rock Island 1857 Northeastern
Common FAX; Preferred Ssa Fo.s wayne 80
Western Union Telegraph 3j55
The gales Of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange the 221 inst. were as tol-
/ lows:
a 900 Virginia six per cent ex coupons III
3OOO Tennessee six per cents, eX- coupons .-oo1z
10000 Tennessee six per cents, new. ~
1900 North Carolina six per cents, new % =
1OOOO North Carolina six per cents new sp tA5S;S
$1,000 North Carolina six per cents, new, sp TX Az
| 10000 Missouri six per cents ...-.-.--..'g "
/
SECOND BOARD.
| Al COO Tennessee six per cents, ex- coupons -9y
| 1900 Tennessee six per cents, new. --...32-s
10000 Virginia six per cents, eX coupons .0O59
4OnO North Carolina six per cents, new. q
| snDU North Carolina six per cents, new. 90
1900 North Carolina six per cents, new, spt A5Sts
500 Georgia seven per cents 20
$4,000 Missouri six per cents 90
| 1000 Alabama eight per cent. bonds 30 q
| The twelfth annual meeting Of the Cotton supply
4 ii NTaroah hest =
me 9Th inst at which long discussion respecting
i the present position and future prospect OF the
| cotton trade took place. After an interchange Oh
! oniniops the following resolution was adopted:
i.-Tat tbs meeting has witnessed with great sat
isfacti0n the progress that has already been made
in the cultivation of cotton in India ana desires 70
record its conviction that the means adVoca'eu DS
| the associ alton and recommended to the govern
rnent are well calculated to accomplish the oDlec'
Il desired. That the marked Improvement when hls
taken Dlace in the quality Of Indian cotton the N
1 creasiig care now bestowed upon its preparation
for market and the abandonment to great extent
/ of fraudulent packing, formerly so prevalent az
ford great encouragement, and fully JUSTIFY tht
L assurance which this meeting entertalns, uha'
eIentnaIlv India will take foremost place among
/ our best sources of cotton supply
| Trba Now York Commercial and Eildacidl ChTOn
/ irIe thus refers to India and Egyptian cotton. ~
/ Our India advices this week are, from most dls'
/ tricts more favorable. The rain had ceased quite
| generally, and the bright weather had revived IN,
/ plants and removed much OF the appEehehslol
/ f.It Still the Out-turn Will uAAOl1 S4uAA WV 90
ticina4ions of few weeks since. The lOcusts which
| i'm accordance with cable adyices, we referred Z.
i early in the month (Nov. 6) as having APPea5tO
in several districts, are reported now 10 hANe tis
| appeared again without DONG nuch uAin4Be. ~ ~
| siderable anxiety was felt on this account through
| ont Kattywar Breach, etc, but the only lhJui!
| done by them, so far as we have yet hearu' was .
| the grain crop -, -, ,4.t,
| From Egypt the reports We have received stSt'
TINT as ali apprehensions Of danger from the rlsihi
Of the Nile has disappeared the crop may " 49, @
| upop as secured aud, judging from the most re
| liable accounts hitherto obtained, the oplmoh
that the total yield Will prove about one-Ilth NOR
than that of last season. Most Of the supplies WhcI
| have VET arrived at Liverpool although thorough!
| sound stuff and slightly in appearance, Is not Ioul'
| To rnssess tine desired merit in point OF stAple
which fact has induced rather extensive DeheI II
the scarcity OF the finer sorts, ana reIalNeS iSHe
| values for these descriptions.
we extract from the Havana letter to the New
| York Journal Of Commerce, the following aecouIL
| of sales of Western fours in that city on the VI
inst: - ,,e,,,-. ,,-s.+ar,
Aonr Randolph Mills, at 81 so each; Us do. ke'
Bud choice at SlI u.s. 600 do. Ocoee AAA al u
| each. 500 do Sparta Mills tayorlte az uos 5OO uu
Nuremberg Mills choice, 100 do. Red, real cholc
| xxx 200 W. Rosborough Go. choice AAA' an
| IOO do breakfast table choice XXX the last lou
| lots n 400 bbls) were not published 10 the tfaoe
INT were proportionate the first 1888 bbls), one
| the largest sales Of the season , . ,,- -
Wright & Co, of Rio Janeiro, IN Their cIcuLAI
| oct. g. say OF coffee: 1000, -. n
which r. 500 for the United States 14,OuO toT u
channel and north and II 900 for the south OI ~
| rome and 450O for elsewhere, ncludlhB SOO IOi ~
| Cane of Good Hope). OF these, 6',OOO Oass nay nay
been sold since the eth inst. or since writing ou
ren0rt per southern packet, say % 900 cor the ~
ted States $4,000 for the channel and noItl ol =
| roTe and K OO0 for the south OF Europe, and i'oV
| tor elsewhere. Stock Is lO5,OOO bags