Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-14
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me Cotton Markets.

The Cotton Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l3.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling upland 9sd; do. Orleans
1899. Sales 10000 bales; speculation and
export 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Flour IN
changed. Whisky dull and lower, at 95as
969c. Wheat frmer. Corn less active, but
unchanged. Rye, oats and barley quiet
and firm. Coffee, Rio 15a183c. Sugar
unchanged. Molasses dull. Rice 7la83c.
Mess pork $500. Beef and cut meats
unchanged. Lard weak, No. to prime
steam StaSsc; kettle SSc. Butter 10al6c,
for Western. Cheese 11a15.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Cotton, de-
mand geoi; sales 5000; prices stronger;
middhDgs 1899; middling Orleans 1S4c;
receipts 3,695; no exports; stock 1873
bales s....- ....t-- +. 100 -..-....,5 ~ 7.-.
ST. LOUIS, Nov lS.-Ootton dull and
nominal; middling 18c. .-"re -''
CINCINNATI, Nov. -Co.ton-mid-
ding 18.a1Sac.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 13.--Cotton dull and
nomina6 low middling 17ac. $780, t-
MEMPHS, Nov. 13.-Cotton active ard
higher; low miGdling l7Ic middliDg ls4c.
Foreign zarkess.
LoNDoy, Nov. 13.-Consols, money,
81; account 924. United States 5-20s,
'65, 90aa; do. 20, 923; 10-40s, 81. .
PARIS, Nov. l3.-Rentes 52f zoe. ..r.-
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13.-Breadstufis dull
and unchanged. '.-r -'-''E 7..r'
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Money opened
easy at Z per cent currency to 7 per cent
gold aad became close in the afternoon,
when call loans were done at 1-32a1-16at
per day, closed at Z, gold. Currency flowing
South vest and Boston. Sterling heavy,
Sass long, 101a10I short sight. Gold
heavy, lower in the morning but higher In
the afternoon, opened at 1135 to 1854, rose
to 1881, closed at 113Ia1l3s. Loans 7a2
per cent for carrying; clearinG fifty millions.
Treasury disbursements $4,000. En-
gsgements Of exports tomorrow 81, S0O, 600.
Governments opened at !a1 better on ex-
pectation TO purchase extra amounts By the
Treasury which confined itself to the one
million advertised, which ranged at AZ
to 112 80, market quiet and steady, and
quiet the rest Of the day. State Londs duh
and unchanged. Stocks were strong early
in the day, advancing aal per cent with the
chief rise in Lake Shore, Pacific Mail,
Wabash and St. Panl Common, in the af
ternoon the market was weak and 1aa244
per cent lower, with increased pressure to
sell, closing quiet at about the lowest figures
ofthe day. Stocks prominent in the de-
cline were the Pacific Mall, Western Union,
Rock Island, l. Ike Shore, Chicago, Colum-
hr1u opd TIifpoia NapfraI TTpiO0 Pacific
Ohios and New York Central Currency
balance in the Treasury reported at 1884,
821, ,.,...,,s..,t =. s,. ,rr-. ~, 5.s.5rs,
p Sterling Excbange--Bankers, bills 1854;
U. s. coupons Of 1881, 1165; 5-20s Of 1867
112a; do. 1894 1l23; do '6S, l12i; do. new,
114s; do. 1857, 1853; do 1858, Ito; ,l0-4Os,
l08at; curreney SIS, 1884. Missouri bonds
49,. Tennessee, old, 73s; do. new 73ss,
Virginia, new, 80; do. old, AZ; North Calo-
Ina, old, "a /; do. new, 20. -.s 81. ..l ,.--
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Nov. 13.-The dry goods
business continues quiet. With commission
houses and jobbers market very strong
on all cotton manufactures but prices I'M
changed. Especially for Wamsntta
bleached shiriings have advanced to 49,
cents. The stock of cottons in Boston was
| comparatively light and it Is thought that
tue loss of these goods will not exercise
any influence upon prices, beyond render
| ing them very firm. The agents say that
| the mills have on hand sufficient stocks to
supply the comparatively light demand and
any increase likely to arise at this season
of the year. .1r s,tH iT .H nj. .l'rf'
The market for woolens Is higher on all
| goods principally composed of wool. The
advance averages about ten per cent, but
trade quiet but selling al old prices. i %
Foreign goods are very dull, aud there Is
no change in prices. a prominent commits
| sion house is reported suspended. 9f
The Daily BuILetin says the amount OF
hanHels consumed at the Boston fire is Ger
| tainly not less than 5000 bales, and esti-
mated by some at from ten 90 twelve thou-
sand bales, aud these goods have advanced
l IA 10 per- cent. Tue statement that from
eight to ten million pounds Of wool was de,
strpyedfeceiVes general confirmation. ~
los New York GleneraI Ezark cts. ,l.
30 New 7 DIRK, Nov. I3.-Cotton higher;
good export demand; niddling npland l95c.
sales futures, "a, 300 bales; November, is
III Afs5 :; De tmber,- Is 7-166lS 9-I6c;
JANUARY, 10 9-l6l1S 11-16c; FEBRUARY, 1sss
obs rs f6c; March, 18 Is l6d19c; April,
b19k Af9 5-16c; May, 10 6-16al93c., ~, 9f !.
l0b =. baltimore Markets.. 3 E's., -.
ST BALTIMORE, Nov. l3.--Flour quiet.
Grain unchanged Mess pork scarce At
$40 50aT700. Bulk shoulders 81 acc; sides
&c; clear rib 94a93c. Bacon--shoald
&c; sides Ice; clear rib 103c nsw hams