Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Nov. I5.-COtton quiet; mid
ding upland 9Kd; mlddlng Orleans o. d; sales
1900 bales; speculation and export 900 bales.
New York, Nov. I5.-Cotton active; mid
ding upland 1Szc.
New Orleans, Nov. I5.-COtton quiet; sales
1000 bales; good ordinary 17XGnTc; low mid
ding II S@l7Sc; middlings 1S@i3Xc; receipts
5,O2o bales; no exports; stock 1919 bales.
Louisville, Nov. I5.-C0ttOn- mid
ding IKE.
THc.
Cincinnati, Nov. I5.-Cotton-demand
fair and market firm; low middling II K@17 &c.
Memphis, Nov. I5.-Cotton-frmer; mid
dung leH 9ls4c. Receipts 1,s27 bales; exports
3,5O5 bales. The other markets are quiet geuer-
ally.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Nov. Is, $50 p. M.-Consols s3a for
money: Y. 5; 5-20s '62, 9lA; do '65, 91%; do 80,
l4; 1O-4os, 90.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-Rentes 56f SEC.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Nov. 15.-Gold dull and steady
at III @l1l1. Loans were made at from l to
. per cent. for carrying. CleaTings about 49,
100000. Governments strong and higher with
a fair demand and small supply Offering There
were nine offerings of bonds to-day, amounting
to Sl,3sI 800 from 1910 to His. Awards only
81, 100 at from 1910 to 1l1-24. Stocks dun at
merely nominal prices all morning, as there was
no call until P. NJ, owing to the funeral Of
member. At the close the market was steady,
with the exception of New Jersey Central and
Delaware and LaCkawanna, which were strong
and higher, the former selling up to 100. and the
latter to 10. The Pacific Mail steamship cleo
ton resulted in the choice of the following ticket
Tor which llSOOO shares were voted a 3.
Stockwel, ). G. SackwOOd, II. Clews, j. ID.
Smith, c. j. Osborn, IL. II. Baxter, o. p. c.
Billings, Alex. MastertOn and +. C.. TAYLOR. The
above is what is called the opposition ticket.
This afternoon the inspectors of the election de-
AylpVVG 10 oft
hold stock in individual name, and there was a
failure to elect more than seven directors. The
transfer books open tomorrow, and the question
as TO new election is the subject OF much dis
cussiOn. In some quarters il is the opinion that
an entire new election viii have to be held, and
IN others that new election viii only be or
deTed for the two vacancies. Money is a little
more active at 5 to per cent. State bonds
closed strong, Tennessees particularly so.
Sterling Exchange-Bank bills 100; U. S.
coupons 1881, 11Ty; U. S. 5:20's '62 Ill 4; do "a
11lhi do '65 ny; do new 114%; do 81 114&; do
'6S 1li4; 10-iOs l09H; currency 6's 113X. Mis-
souri, bonds 81; Tennessee old 6s; do new 6s;
Virginia, new, co; do old 59X; North Carolina,
old, AK; do new, 1917.
New York Dry Goods Market.
q NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-The market is generally
inactive, yet prices are pretty well sustained
Dwight Star 40-inch brown sheetings are re-
duced from 10 to 14Hc. Indian Orchard double
weight bleached muslins, which have been sell
ing at 16kc are now reduced to 151c. Other
SIdludIu SlstlllGS art sJtdtlg, I'm CIOF Pac1fc
ira sheetings; II tOa Broadway do lie for La
COMA and Great Falls BROWN drills; 14Kc for
Stark bleaChed do; 15c for Amoskeag do; f8af9c
for DO stripes3X3 and exc; 126t3c for UncasyiTe
do; 11% @i2Ic for Jewett City do; 12Hc for In
dian Orchard improved corset jeans; 15Kc for
Kearsarge bleached and satteen leans; 16c for
PepperelI bleached satteen do; l5e for Amoskeap
and Bates ginghams; II &c for Namaske do; 24e
for No. Willow Brook ticks; Ike for Swift
River do; 13c for EllertOn NJ brown canton flan-
nels; II &c for do VIII bleached do; Ike for Mer
rimack D and Manchester fancy prints; and nc
for standard grades printing cloths.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Flour-S5 956925 RYE
-four and corn meal unchanged. Whisky ac-.
tive at 93K @94c. Wheat opened firm and closed
dull; sales at S15S61.T5. Rye 92,d93c. Barley
9OGl.10c. Malt steady. Corn 7SX@sOXc. Oats
53kc. Hay steady Hops dull at 35d63 for 1871
Eggs steady at 31G34c. Leather $500; Orinoco
S24@27.5 so. Wool firm; 63@63 X C for extra Ohio;
unwashed 44945c; pulled 55Xc. Coffee-Rio 178
19c. Sugar-SS@9k MOlassess-New Orleans
60@65c. Rice St9SRc. Pork steady. Beef and
cut meats unchanged. Lard-NO. to prime
steam 9ACG9A C; kettle Toe. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 15.-Bagging firm and
quiet at 16@19c. Flour-extra family $500.