Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-13
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The Cotton Rzarkets.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12.-Cotton; middling
| upland 9sd; do. Orleans 104d. Sales 5000
bales; speculation and export 1900 bales.
Shipments Of cotton from Bombay since
last report 1000 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Cotton more
sctive-closed frm-middling upland 19c.
Sales futures, 1900 bales; November,
1S26185s; December, 164A1Ssc; January,
1sSGlS4c; FEBRUARY, Is 9-l6alSsc; March,
1Saa1Ssc; April, 19a19sc; May, 10 3-16a194c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-Cotton active;
sales of 5000 bales; good ordinary III;
low middling III; middlings 49,; mid
ding Orleans 1Ss; receipts 10,174 bales;
exports to Great Britain 2,055 bales; stock
1l7,901 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Nov -Cotton-Nothin
doing.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 12.-Cotton quiet;
middling 18tc.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12.--Cotton inactive;
low middling 173c.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 12.--Cotton dull; mid
ding lSc; low middling 17lc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 12.-Cotton quiet;
middlings 173a17ic; net receipts 8, 1881 bales;
sales 80 bales; stock 81, 7s5 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 12.-Co4Son steady; good
ordinary Tic; low middlins- 173c; middlings
1ec; net receipts 1866 bales; exports Great
Britain TAB bales; cosstwise S98 bales; sales
1000 bales; stock 26,954 bales.
GALVESTON Nov. 12.-CottoD nominal;
good ordinary 16ts16&c; net receipts 1868
bales; exports continent 1,175 bales; coast
wise 26 6ales; sales 500 bales; stock 47,8T3
bales. -----.--s---
SAVANNAH, Nov. 12.--Cotton quiet; bet
ter grades In demand; middlings 18c; net
receipts Asp bales; sales 2, $50 b les; stock
1897 bales.
Foreign Markets.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester frmer; prices are generally
higher, especially cloths. Breadstuffs dull.
| California white wheat average l2s Cd;
club 13sa13 Sd. Flour 29s 81. Corn 28sa
2Ss Sd; receipts of corn for the past three
days 1900; American 1000. Receipts of
wheat same time $4,000 qrs. American
II 900 qrs.
ANTWERP, Nov. 12.-Refned petroleum
$50.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The situation in
mercantile affairs is unchanged; rain inter-
| feres somewhat with the shipment OF goods
| although many orders and buyers are here
| from Boston for stock Of merchandise.
| Boston boats tonight are crammed with
| goods, and extra steamers with freight will
| probably leave tomorrow. In Wall street
| the financial situation Is brighter. and the
! Boston fire Is already being lost sight of, but
| there is much anxiety as TO the action of
| the Treasury, but it is stated, and generally
| believed, that the Secretary will buy an ad-
| ditional amount Of bonds tomorrow, if Of
| fered at under par in gold. Money is close.
/ An outflow Of gold will commence to-mor-
| row, weakening the bank reserves unless
| the government steps In. Private kilograms
| from London report better feelings there,
| and though the bank rate remains at Z per
! cent and Is the current rate in open
| market, the supply seems TO be liberal.
| Engagements in specie for expectation to-
! morrow are 81 100000 with an additional
million Thursday; some statements are that
| three millions will be sent ii the Two days
| A dispatch from leading Boston underwrit-
| ers states that the salvage will average from
Sto 10 per cent. Money active and st ing
! eAs to-day, cal loans ranging from 7 per
cent TO a per day, with closing business at
the legal rate. Sterling dull and heavy
| l081610Ss for 60 days. 1103611O3 for
! sight. Depression is occasioned by the ex-
pectation Of large amount Of insurance
! bills.
| Gold has been rather active, with prices
heavy and lover early in the day, falling to
| 1133, but afterwards advanced to 113s in
| consequence OF anticipated shipments, and
closed firm at 113s bid, 11S2 asked, the
last sale at the latter rate. Loans
| Gar per cent, and 1-32a3-64 for Carvings
| Clearings Sc millions. Treasury disburse-
ments 1921, 900. State bonds dull and
steady. In the stock market the furry of
| yesterday seems over. The shorts appear
to be covering and going long. The mar
ket opened sLrOng and active, and in some
cases adv sEced per cent; by noon there
was q slight reaction, but though there has
been Inucn i7rcgularity all day, the market
| in the afternoon was generally firm and
| higher, tho advance ranging from l to
per cent compared with the closing prices
| of yesterday. The stock most prominent
| in the upward movement were Pacific Mail,
Rock Island, Wabash, Northwest, Western
| Union, G. g. and 1. c., Lake Shore, Ohios.
| Sterling Observation-Disclosures bills 1889;
US. coupons Of 1881, 116a; 5-20s Of 1862
| 112; do. 1884. 112; do 1865, 1929; do. new,
| 114s; do. 1867, lis; do 1858, 114s; 10-40s,
1919; currency SIS, 113. Missouri bonds
922. Tennessee, old, TAI; do. new 74s
Virginia, new, so; do. old, "A; North Calo-
lima, old, "a; do. new, 20.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-There is very
little business doing to-day and prices nom-
i4al. New York daily Bulletin says, the
market continues excited and much ankle
| ty expressed, to learn the amount and &C
tual description of goods destroyed In Bos-
| ton, as such information would enable
| holders of goods to adjust prices. Woolens
have an advancing tendency, some of the
| Commission houses have already advanced
prices and u to 10 per cent, and others
| decline business for the present. Cotton
goods quiet, but prices for all descriptions
| very strong. Foreign goods duh but steady.
New Work General Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Flour un-
changed-demand active. Whisky quiet at
| 963c Wheat unsettled-NO. 3 spring
| Sl.40; No. 2, 81 .42s1.44 choice Northwest
! sp7iDg, $1.46. Rye firm. Barley dull.
| MAIL uncQaDXcI. 10TH lOWoI-5I0aner
western, mixed, 63al64c; soil 644a645.
| Oats frmer-47s50c. Eggs firm, western.
| 29aS0c. Coffee firm, Rio 15a18ac. Sugar
| trm-fair to good refining, 95al05; Cubs,
| 92alOJc. Molasses nominal. Rice 7sa
| SIC. Mess pork $J5.75a16.UO. Beef active
aud firmer. Cut meats unchanged. Lard
easier-No. to prime steam, 84a9sc; ket-
| tie 65c. Butter and Cheese unchanged.
| BsIoaOre Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov. I2.-Flour steady at
s. 50a9 so. Wheat dull and lower. Corn
| dub; mixed white 63c. Oats dull; western
36a39c; white 42c. Rye dull at 806S5e.
| Provisions dull. Mess pork Sl65Oal7OO.
BaIk shoulders 6a64c; sides Sc; clear rib 81.
Bacon-shoulders 7a74.; sides 10ac; clear
rio 103s11c; new hams 15@al63c. Lard
firm at 8ac. Butter unchanged. Whisky
i csc.
ST. Louis Markets
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-spring lower, No.
81 %, winter dnr, No. red 81 CD, No. 2
! Sl.75. Corn frmer, but irregular at 33a