Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

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pair. The above are wholesale figures; re-
tail prices to 10 per cent higher.
MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH.
The Gotten MarReas.
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton dull;
| midding uplands sgd; middling Orleans 81
Sales 10000 bales; for speculation and ex-
port 1000 bales; American 5000 bales;
July delivery from Savannah and Charles
| ton SD. New Orleans $50; August an,
| September dliverey from Savannah and
Charleston 8 11-16d, July AID August d..
sgd. -----. ..--,.... ,.....--.-.
NEW YORK, July Cotton dull; mid
| ding uplands' 21c; sales for futures $500
bales; July 20Rc, August 20tc, September
| Is 1916, December l75c. The comparative
1 cotton statement for the week ending 4tn
| inst; is as follows: Net receipts at all United
States ports during the week, 1922 bales;
| same week last year, 8 ,S41 bales; total re-
ceipts to date, 3 49,, 049 bales; last year 3
| 664, 456 bales. Exports for the week II 1865
bales; same week last year 6,649 bales;
total exports TO date 2,403,870 bales; last
year ], S8l ,423 bales. Stock at all United
States ports 219, OLA bales; last year 141,-
357 bales. Stock st all interior towns not
| reported last year II, 500 bales; Stock
at Liverpool $4,000 bales; last year 1907
| 100 bales; stock American aflOat for Great
Britain, 10000 bales; last year, 10000
bales,
NEW ORLEANS, July Cotton quiet;
sales 1000 bales; good ordinary log; low
middling l75; middling Orleans 1Sss;; mud
ii ngs 18ss; receipts $50 bales; exports to
Great Britain 4, 1894 bales; exports coastwise
2,979; stock 46,036 bales.
CINCINNATI, July Cotton quiet at
194c..
LOUISVILLE, July Cotton dull and
nominal at 1910 for low middlDgt
ST. Louis, July I. = Cotton dun and
prices nominal. -...-.-
MEMPHIS, July 7.--Cotton inactive;
low mddliDgs 17sdlSe; receipts for the
asst day $50 bales; shipments fol the last
"A hours 455 bales; stock on hand 1870
bales. r .H.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 10 p. M-Consols for
money 925; on account 923G92s; 5-20's,
1865, 49,, do. 1867, g3A; do. 10.40's 90tt,
new POS 905d. Erie 492d. Amount
of bullion given into the Bank Of England
on balance day f5l,0 900.
PARIS, July 7.-Rentes 56f 4Oc.
LIVERPOOL, July 7.-Breadstufs dull.
Red winter wheat Us. Cd. Flour 27628s.
Corn 27s. 4sd626s. .-.. ..
ANTWERP, july 7.--Refned petroleum
1891. @ .rs .saI .-
New York Money Market.
New YORK July Z. = Money was
easy and in good supply at 4d5 per cent.
Sterling was firm al 8 i3-I6693c for sixty
days and 100l05 for sight. God was
quiet at 11556T16S, closing at 556I15!c.
| Losns were from sac per cent, closing
at &c. The clearirgs were $4,000, 600.
The traasury disbursements we're 1854, 600.
| The Customs receipts were S47O.00O.
| Government were strong and moderately
active. Sta'e bonds were quiet. Stocks
opened firm at fractional advance over
| Thursday, with Lake Shore md New York
| Centrrl commanding the chief attention.
| afterwards a downward movement in
! Western Union aud Pacific Mail attracted
notice, and then marked IN rovement in
| Rock Island and Union Pacific was the
| leading feature for a time during p. NJ.
call. The whole list rallied ana led by
New York Central and Wabash advanced
| lm2 per cent, the latter stock is believed 10
have bought by the Scott party to make
another through route to Chicago. The
late dealings were well distributed and
| strong tone chapacterized the market. The
chief fluctuations of the dao were Lake
Shore share 9766955 1885, 6955 69644; New
York Central 102 .n103d; Hudson 1000
1l0S; Pacific Mail 36s635S d36s; Western
Union S56S4ahS4s; Union Pacific 2556
| 26s; Wabash 6Ss O7O; st. Joseph 81 639;
Ohios 39639s; Erie 62aM62t; Michigan
Central 92a69l. Henry Clews ami Co.,
financial agents of State Alabama, were
to-day paying interest on bonds Of that
State due first Monday In July. The earn
ings of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesots Railroad for June were. 500, 500,
a. increase Of S22, 453 over same month
last year. ..I''." '@' ..''''-
Sterling Exchange, Bank Bills 100;
U. s. coupons, 1881, a1195 ex-interest;
5-2Os of 1852; 49,, do. 1854, 1T; do.
new issue 5-2Os of 100, 11Sa, ex.interest;
| 90. '67, 117s ex-interest; 90. 1858, 117S
ex-interest; new lives lob; U. s. coupons
| IO-40s ia; u. S. currency 6's, 104a; Mis-
souri, State bonds, 92s ex-interest; Ten.
nessee old 80 ex-in.erest; new 30; w. u.
Telegraph S4it; Erie 81; New York Central
1O3. 2l 1' tr 'i r .r
! sew York Dry Goods Raarkes.
NEW YORK, July There was a
very s uggish trade movement to-day. Calf
| fornia and far West jobbers are fairly re-
| presented in the market and are operating
| 10 dark prints, hosiery, VOC lens and dones-
| tics. The jobbing trade was quiet In a |
departments. A JOB lot Of Gloucester dark
and quaker prints was placod ia the market
at lOI. A line Of knitted goods was opened
to the trade to-day. Heavy wOOlens are
fairly active. Foreign goods continue very
| duO itCii .r'fl ~ ~. iH [i-
81. ROW York General Market. H
New YORK, July Flour more SctiVe;
supertiGe West IN and Stale $4.65d5.1O.
Whisky lower at 9IkG92c. Wheat lower
and fairly active at 81 .46th so for No. 1
spring. Rye dub; western Sic. Barley
and malt unchanged. Corn shade tirmer
and fairly active; western mixed 0ld55e.
Oats quiet and easier. Eggs quiet Hay
amp hops unchanged and dub. Coffee
+, steady; Rio I75d195c. Sugar unchanged;
fair TO good refining l79nI7B. Rice quiet
and steady. Turpsutine duil at 44c. PORK;
prime mess So; July 81; August SIT l2a
Bacon, cIesr 969tc- Lard steady. Butler
quiet; western l4D2rc.-~Cheese quiet and
weak; fair to prime New States factory
120l2sc. $50 'sL-h $50 ~ ir.-
a baltimore Markets -
BALTIMORE, July t. Flour I'M