Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-08
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
The COTTON markaaa.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. Lotion quiet
and steady; middling uplands 10aa101d; do.
Orleans 103d; sales 10000 bales; specula-
ton and export 5000 bales. 81
NEW YORK, Sept. Cotton quiet and
dull; middling upland 22!e. ~.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Cotton sitter,
low middliDgs 20sc; midSlings q &c. Sales
IT, 90 bales; receipts GIT bales, exports from
New York 1859 bales; stock 9,07l bales.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. Cotton duh and
nominal. &
CINCINNATI, Sept. Cotton firm with
fair demand.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; low middling 20!.
MEMPHIS, Sept. Cotton quiet and
firm; middling 20a621c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Consols, money 92J;
on account 92s; q. S. 8 20s of IS, 933c,
do 81, 92f; 10 4Os s7ss; new IS s9i.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 7.-U. S. 5-2Os of '62,
964.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-Rentes 55f. SOC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7.-Breadstuffs quiet
ard steady; red winter wheat 12a6d.
Flour Dos.
new York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. Money easy at Al
per cent. Gold firm, opening at l12s,
advancing to 1l35 and closing at liz.
Loans ranged from lie to 1-64 for the use.
Some difficulty was occasioned among the
brokers in obtaining gold from the banks on
certified check. Treasury disbursement
$1,S9S, 900; clearing $5,,598,000. Sterling,
Sc for sixty days bills. Governments
easier, but closed steady. State bonds dull
but steady. Stocks opened firm and ac-
tive; New York Central being the feature,
advancing to 100, afterwards declining to
99i causing fall in the whole list. Sub
sequently the market became firm, said to
be caused by a reported heavy award 70 the
United States by the Geneva Board of Ar
bitration; which is said in private dis
patch to amount to fifteen million dollars.
New York Central advanced to 1901; G.
c. and G. 365: Pacific Mail III, and the
balance of The list .da per cent. at the
close. The bank statement is unfavorable,
showing loss in reserve s., 90S,S75.
Sterling Exchange.-Bank Bills 1854;
US. coupons Of 1881, ISL; 5-2Os of 1862
1194; do. 1854, 11Ss; do 1865, 11534; do. new,
1929; do. 1857, 112ss; do 1868, 113; 1O-40s,
1919; currency 6's, 112. Missouri bonds
92s. Tennessee, old, 73ss; do. new 49,;
Virginia, new, 81; do. old, Al; North Car
DINA, old, S3a; do. new, 20.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. Saturday evening
the market in first hands present less ami
nation then has prevailed for any other
day of the week, but laxity of trade is gen.
orally expected on Saturdays. Unexpected
decline in some cotton fabrics again IN
settled the market and buyers are moving
more cautiously. Brown sbeetings and
shifting have been III moderate demand and
standard weights for desirable marks sold
ahead; medium grades are fairly active at
current rates. Bleaehed sheetings and
shirtings are less active for the day and the
market again unsettled; fine grades Of some
of the late reduced brands continuing to do
better. Cotton drills still remain at former
quotations, at which rates but few are NOV
ing to the home trade. Cotton Aannels are
selling in small lots to distributors at cur
rent rates. Wool fanpels are less active
but prices held firm at former quotations.
Prints active and short supply; lie for
standard goods. Lick's stripes and checks
are in steady demand at asking rates.
Cloths and heavy woolens are inactive for
the day. Fancy cassimers and suitings
have been sold in small lots and doeskins
is without much inquiry. The foreign dry
goods market week closes with an active
market for all seasonable goods and prices
generally well sustained. The city Is full
of buyers from all sections,
New York General Markets.
New YORK, Sept. Flour $6.00a10. 400
Rye -four and corn meal firm. Whisky
steady at CSC. Wheat, corn, oats and 9TH
er grains unchanged. Eggs-western Pa
25c. Coffee-RiO, 14aal7sc. Sugar-fair 10
good refining Ssa9c; Cuba Saa9c. Molasses
dull. Rice 8349tc. Mess pork $14.10a
14.15. Beef quiet. Cut meats-hanlg liza
14c; shoulders &c; long clear sides S3a9c.
Lard quiet; No. to prime steam, new,
Ssa95c; old 9sa9ac; kettle &c. Butter
Western 10a16c. Cheese dull at 11a13lc.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Flour quiet and
UNCHANGED. Wheat firm. Corn, mixed
63c. Oats 38a3S1c. Rye dull and I'M
changed. Mess pork $13.75. Bulk meats,
shoulders &c; sides Sc; clear rib 91c. Bacon,
shoulders &c; sides 10ac; clear rib l0ac.
Sugar cured hams 1Sa184c. Lard 9a9!c.
Western butter unchanged. Whisky 94a
94ac.
sc. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 7.-Flour-some sales
and lower. Wheat-inspected No. red
winter $1.65a1. sc. Corn 36a36c. Oats
25c. Rye and Barley unchanged. Whisky
Ole. Mess pork Sl4.75. Bacon dull-only
order trade. Dry salt meats--shoulders
&c loose. Green meats--some demand for
future. Hams at Nebraska City same ]