Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-02

I ceipts l,4o0 Dales; sales lO bales; stock 4,
985 bales.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 30.-Cotton ouiei
and firm; middlirgs 1899; net receipts D.
694 bales; sales 1,099 bales; exports coast
wise 277 bales, stock 1852 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Oct Cotton firm and
nothing doing; low middlings 1910.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 1.--Cotton dull and
prices nominal; middlings lie.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-Costor, quiet and
steady at 16ac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Oct. /, 5 P. NJ Consols
for money 92S692a; on account 92s692a:
5-20's, '65, 94a; do. '67, 95I; do. 1O-4O's
81; new 520's Oh; Erie 4S5. Amount
of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of
England on balance to-day fI24OOO,
all of which is for shipment to Canada.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1-Breadstuffs are
unchanged.
96sc. '
PARIS, Oct. 1.--Reutes 5sf 45c.
ANTWERP, Oct. 1.-Refned petroleum
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. Money was loaned
early In the day at I per cent. currency snd
| declined TO 7per cent. There was a per-
ceptible increase in the supply. Bank off.
GERS report to-day that the demand from
country banks and bankers has fallen off.
and some banks have telegraphed counter
mandlDg orders for currency. In some
cases greenbscks are being returned to the
city from the country. The amount ofloan
certificates issued so far by the COMMITTEES
OF the Clearing House is about So, OOO, 900,
! Greenbacks sold at q premium of 213 per
| cens, 70 day for certified checks. The
BAH end bans.ors were buying to remit to
the South aud West H. crops. Early In the
dsJ re supply was not equai - the demand,
but towards the close the ofsrlEsgs were
| more liberal.
Sterling is active and frmer at 1073 for
| 80 days and 1881 for sight. The customs
receipts to-day were $4,000. Gold de-
clined from 1144 to l10s, recovered to 111S
and closed at 1103. Loans were at 30
Z 1872 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $Sl 900.
Governments were firm. The principal
activity was in new '65s, '67s and '6Ss,
which advanced from I to l per cent.
STATE bonds were dull.
The trade In stocks to-day resulted in q
| general decline in prices, due mainly to the
sale OF collaterals for loans and realizing by
| parties who need money more than stocks.
The decline was not attended with any ex-
element. Specializing was dull, principally
being for investment in small lots. Quite
large lot of railroad shares have been alb
sorbed in the last few days by investors. On
Friday the rule permitting an officer CT the
Board to sell any defaultiDg member out
aud buy him in, will come in force again,
and then all contracts which are not settled
will have to come before the Exchange. 1t
is not now apprehended that there will be |
many such, and there may be more. Till |
that day comes no one can tell the worst 80 |
far as stocks are concerned, therefore all |
are waiting for that day to come and go.
The market closed weak with some stocks |
down to the lowest price of the day. The |
Commercial says the firm of Patton & Co., |
341 Broadway, one of the Oldest dry goods |
houses in the city, suspended temporarily |
this evening. They are not yet prepared to |
make any statement. 1t Is understood |
however that the suspension is due to the |
recent panic, and the members Of the firm !
seem confident that they will soon be able |
to resume, although the suspended store |
was open and business going forward as u.s.
ual. A dividend on the Erie and Lake |
Shore is being paid to-day.
Starting Exchange-Banker's Bill 107t; |
.. S. coupons, 1881, 113 ex-interests; |
5-20's of 1852, 107; do. 1854, 10S; do. |
1865, 100; do. new issue 5-2Os Of rs |
11ls; do. '67 113a; do. '6S 1l2z; rev five;
107k; U. S. coupons 10 40s 1917; U. |
S. currency 6's, 100; Missouri State bonds |
IS; Tennessee old T2s; new u; Western |
Union Telegraph 64a; New York Central !
S9a; Erie 81,
Few York DIZZY Goods Msrkes.
NEW YORK, Oct. There is a more !
settled and confident feeling in trade, but |
business was stocked with agents. The |
JnODiDg distribution to day was diminished |
by the great Hebrew holiday which was |
strictly observed. The market for cotton |
goods is unchanged and woolens fairly |
steady. Dress good are more active. The
Daily Bulletin says Operators who cancelled /
their agents have replaced them in larger |
amounts.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. Flour In fair de- |
mand and higher with very limited supply; |
superfine Western and State $5.7565.S0; |
extra Ohio Sc 300S. 90; st. Louis So $50 |
1850, white wheat extra S717.90. Whis- |
ky strong at 996$l. Wheat in fair demand |
and higher; No. 2 Chicago S1.4061 40; |
No. 8 spring $1.36G1.40. Rye quiet; west |
ern 92687c. Barley and malt unchanged. |
Corn dull and lower; steamer western mix |
ed 64f66c; sail 66666Ic. Oats more &C.
tive and decidedly firm; old western mixed |
in store 50651e; new do. afoat 54654ac. |
Coffee steady; Rio 20G22c gold. Sugar |
steady. Mess pork steadier; new $l7.0O. |
Bulk meats, middles q1iet and firm; long |
clear Sc; short clear 9ic. Lard lower; old |
western steam 8Sc.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct Flour quiet, steady |
and unchanged. Wheat frmer; common |
to fair $1.3061.45. Corn active and firmer; |
mixed western 635664c. Oats dull; white |
Acc; western mixed 42643c. Provisions
quiet and steady. Mess pork SIT .25617 so. |
Bulk meats, shoulders 94c; clear rib 94c. |
Bacon, shoulders 91c, clear rib 10461O3c. |
Hams, sugar-cured l3615c. Lard S684c.
Coffee. an improved demand and steady;
fair to prime 2l62244, gold. Whisky quiet |
and nominally CSC.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Flour, good
local demsnd; superine S. 80; Xxx $3.50;
xxx $6.7568.25; family $8.256950
Corn, scarce; mixed 71672c; white 73c.
Bran dull at S5690c. Hay firm; prime
SIG; choice $27. Mess pork dull at ST;
Dry salt meats dull; shoulders 969ac.
Bacon, no demand for jobbing; clear rib
9ac; clear 104c. Lard active; fierce Sa69c;
keg 1O6I0ac. Sugar dull; prime to choice
10sc. Molasses no movement. Whisky
in better demard; Louisiana 4698c; Gin
cinnati $1.O5. Coffee 226233c. Corn meal
$3.15.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Oct. L. The tone Of
the general markets has decidedly improved
but not much Ia yet doing, bat the feeling
among merchants is more confident than
for number of days past. Flour irmer at
Sc. S0O7.O0. Wheat market steady at 81 30.
Corn quiet at 43644c. Rye quiet at SIC.
Oats quiet and unchanged 8. 36645e.
Barley quiet and firm at $l.S561.5O. Gro
ceries steady. Eggs quiet. Butter and
cheese quies and firm. Provisions, an i'm
proved demand and generally held firmly. |
Mess pork s14.5Odn4.75. Lard quiet and
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