Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-25
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
The COTTON Markets.

LIVERPOOL, June "a - Cotton quiet and
steady; middliDg uplands sgd; Orlesns
95d. Sales 10000 bales; American 5000
bales; speculation and export 1900 bales
July and August delivery from Savannah
and Charleston 8 11-l6d; June do II.
16d; August do 11l6d; June do not below
low midtlings.
New YORK, June 24-Cotton shade
better; middlings uplanGs 21c. Sales Of fl-
lures, $500 bales, as follows: june 20
7-32; July 203c; August Sole; September
IS 15-I6c; October 1S5bc; December IS 1-16c.
NEW ORLEANS, June "a. - Cotton
dull. Sales $50 bales; good ordinary
15sc; low middllngs l750lSc; middliDg
1876; middling Orleans 1SEc; receipts
LIP bales; STOCK 0,536 bales.
LOUISVILLE, June "a. - Cotton IN
changed; low middl Dgs steady at Tic.
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Cotton quiet; low
mddling 1Sc.
MEMPHIS, June "a. Cotton quiet and
unchanged; good ordinary 1661tac; low
middling 17s618c; stock 1900 bales.
SAVANNAH, June "A. - Cotton quiet;
middlings 1876 net receipts $50 bales: sales
161 bales; exports coastwise - bales;
stock Il, 298 bales. F
GALVESTON, June "a Cotton dull;
good ordinary 15e; ne. receipts 107
bales; exports to Great Britain l, 495 bales;
sales 100 bales; stock 21,651 bales.
MOBILE, June a. Cotton quiet and
steady; good srdinary 1870; net receipts 124
bales; exports to Great Britain -
bales; coastwise 245 balee; sales $50 bales;
stock 1i,7S2 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 24-Cotton quiet;
middlings 1870; low middlings 17a618c;
net receipts 1913 bales; gross 1856 bales diff
ference from Mobile - bales; exports
coastwise - bales; sales 200 bales; stock
12,110 bales.
FereIgn Markets.
LONDON, June q, P. M-Consols for
money 92I; on account, 92S; U. S. bonds
5-2O's of '65 92s; '67 92aa; 10-4O's SO; new
fives 500.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK June pa Money was
in fair demand at 465 per cent, closing at
A. Sterling was firmer but dull at 1000
1909 for so days and 110b61102 for sight.
Gold was firmer, and rather more active at
1l5s6115s, CLOSING at the highest rate. A
CLIQUE of brokers took all offered at l15a.
Loans were to 3 per cent. for carrying
The clearings were $72,O00,0eO. The
Treasury disbursed $50, 600. Governments
were quiet AID firm. State bonds were
dull. Stocks were weak and lower in the
early part of the day but steady in the af-
ternoon with part of the decline recovered.
The chief fluctuations were Delaware,
Lockawana, and Western, 9Ts, 90, and
96s: Harlem 1861, 1243; Union Pacific 23aa,
24S. 24s. Pacific Mail between 81, 38 and
$50: Western Union So, S4ss, S45; Erie 81 Z,
Gel: Lake Shore 90, 92s; Northwestern
common ID, III; st. Paul 504, 500; Wabash
67I. 68; st. Soc IS, 34s; c., G. & l. c. 81,
276. The exports OF domestic produce for
the week were S. 728,915. The Erie Com
psny sold to a German banking company
slO0, goo three days sight exchange on
London at 1899. The Illinois Central Rail
road declared dividend of per cent,
PAYABLE July l. The Rock Island directors
report a surplus on the income account of
s.. 600. 900; the gross earnings of the year
$6,657, 059, and the surplus after the pay
ment of expenses, dividends, interest on
bonds and leases, of $o12 ,o5o. Inc Board
of Directora of the Atlantic and Pacific
Rairosd Company elected directors to-day,
Oliver Ames, of North Easton, beading the
list. The Pacific Mail Directors held an
other -, Getting day, but no positive action
wos taken on the bond question, owing to
the absence of the counsel OF the company,
The directors meet again Thursday next.
Sterling Exchange, Bank Bills 1888;
u. S. coupons, 1881, 1919; 5-2Os OF 1862,
116, do. 1854, 11655; DO. new issue 5-2Os
of '65, 119s; do. '67, 12l !; do. 1868, 1909;
new fives 114s; 10 40s 113s; currency 6's,
114!; Missouri bonds: 95ac. Tonnes
see old zoe; new 79c.