Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-13
mAKKETs BH TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Cotton quiet;
sales POP bales; middling upland 264c.
New ORLEANS, June 12.-Cotton very
dull; sales 800 bales; good to ordinary 2255c;
low middlings PC; middliDgs Csc; receipts
pa bales; exports none; stock 1851
bales.
HCINCINNATI, June 12.-COtton dull and
n hinalj low niddliDg 24sc.
LOUISVILLE, June 12.-Cotton dull
ed nominal; middHng 25!!c.
MEMPHIS, June 12.-Cotton-dull, but
holders are unwilling to make concessions;
low middling 24tic.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 12.-Consols for money
92I, on account 92s6929. United States
SOS of '62 800; do 90, 91a; do '67, 03i;
10-40s. 6eE.
FRANKFORT, June 12.-ULited States
20 Of 'G2, 96t.
PARIS, June 12.-Rentes 55f zoe.
LIVERPOOL, June l2.-Breadstuifs quiet.
Red winter wheat Us 81. Flour 2Ss6
2S5 Cd. Corn us Sd.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, June 12.-GOld is quiet
ranging from 113s to 1145. Loans we're
from 10 for carrying. Clearings 49,
100000. Exports $4,000. Governments
HrIn lii the old bonds and lower 10 the ne "
issues. State bonds dull and f m. Stocks
opened steady with the exception of Erie
which sold down to So, but rallied to So.
In London prices declined to AZ. The de-
cline here was caused by the report that q
London house holding 10000 shares had
failed and been sold out. The reesnt deci-
sion to effect Erie bound to pay the princi-
pal and interest of Boston, HartfJrd and
Erie bonds are also calculated to depress
stock. With the exception of Eyie the gen.
eral market was dull and without any m
terestiDg features.
Sterling Z. & 3. B.-S109i. U. S. cou-
pOns of 1891, 1909; 5-20s of 1852, ll41;
do. 1854, 1149; do 1865, 1854 do. new
III; do. 1897, 117f; do 1868, lI75;
1040s, 1115; currency 6s, 1149; Missouri
bonds 969e; Tennessee, old, SIC; do. new,
73sc; Virginia new, sac; do. old, 4Sc; North
Carolina, old, Size; Dc. new, 2Otc.
New York Dry Goods IEarket.
NEW York, June 12.-Dry Goods
no changes ard little business. The mark
ct presents a strong contrast TO the stu
alton at the same period last year. Prints
the only department in which there is ! fe;
and agents are pretty well closed out i'll
light grounds. CherOkees promise to at
tract attention during the fail. In brown
sheeting and shirtings no movement to any
extent is visible; and in bleached do, no
further reduction has taken place. Print
ing cloths firm and quiet; but without altera-
ton. D her domestics remain the same at
auctions. The following prices in millinery
and ribbons were realized: Il inch tur-
quoise epinsire; b ne Mexico 92t!c, Bismarck
9f5c, Lilas Clair 85c; spltana Csc; prime
color 674c. Lavalliere SI05, blue azuline
SI.OO; lilac seade S2.65. Twenty inch silk
turquoise light blue azuliua 81 o.; pure
white 92Jc. Twenty. eight inch medium
blue S1.50; black dress spring liue; 20 inch
Toe; 81 inch S7a69Oc; Y inch do Sl.l7a;
81 inch Crefield satin black SIC to Sl.05
Full line Of black ribbons No. 9 to q; No.
Il S2.1O; No 1882 80; No % S2.6233; No 4C
S2.7O; No 80 2 95; No. 80 g. 10; No. 1OC
$3.50; NO. 200 $40; No. $50 S. Is. VIII e
eros. grains No. IL $3.50; No. IL S3O3
English Grape $1.4O.,
New XCTk General Markets.
NEW YORK, June 12.-Flour firm al
A S5.S5aL2.00. Rye flour easier. Corn mea
/, unchanged. Whisky 9Ia925c. WheAi
i sL.73Ja2 90. Rye, Barley and Malt IN
/ changed. Corn 63aS1c for yellow 70 prime
white. Oats 5Oa55c. Eggs Is. Coffee
frrn; Rio l45a19e. Sugar; fair TO good re
flung sSa04c; Cuba Saa94c. Molasse'
dull. Rice S8a0!c. Mess Pork SIS DO,
1850. Beef and cut meats unchanged