Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-23
MARKETs By TELEGRAPH
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AAc Cotton &aEEoea.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. % Cotton steady;
middling upsnds 81; middling Orleans
Gid. Sales $4,000 bales; American 5000
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales;
sales of uplsnds shipped October and Nov
ember on basis Of good ordinary s 1850;
sales Of uplands on basis of good ordinary
September and October delivery 13-I6d.
NEW YORK Sept. %. Cotton In IL
mited demand; middHng uplands 1ssc;
futures closed quiet; sales Of futures 13, 800
bales as follows: September Is 1-16I1S g.
BIC; October l7sc; November 17sc; De-
cebeI 174617 SIG.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 22-Cotton mar
ket unsettled and prices irregular; strict Or
dinarJ to strict good ordinary 1436163c;
low middlings to strict low middlings III
N19c; sales $50 bales; receipts 3,621 bales;
no exports; stock II, 636 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept %. - Cotton dull and
prices nominal; ceipts for the past day
300 bales; shipments for the last "a hours
9.5 bales; stock 4,012 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 22-Cottou-Busi-
ness stands still and prices are nominal;
middlings 171e; low middlings TIC; strict
good ordinary l6c; net receipts SSH bales;
gross receipts - bales; exports coastwise
1,4S6 bales; sales Is bales; stock 1888
bales.
SAVANNAH, Sep. 22.-CottOn dull and
nominal; middings 17ac; net recsipts So
bales; exports coastwise 4,079 ales; sales
- bales; stock 2,131 bales.
MOBILE, Sep. 22-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings 1910; low middling l6s6lTc; strict
good ordinary 154c; net receipts 578
bales; exports coastwise 46S bales; sales 200
bales; stock 5,S45 bales.
GALVESTON. Sept. 22.-Cotton nominal;
good ordinary 16!e; net receipts TO bales;
exports coastwise SIG bales; sales III bales;
stock 5S4 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 22.-Cotton is quiet;
middlings 18ac.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Cotton is dull
and prices are nominal.
C1NoINNAu, Sept. 22.-Cotton is dull;
new 1S:.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Sept. %, 5 P. M Consols
for money 923d92s; on account 924692S;
5-2O's, 80, 95s; do. '67, 95s; do. 10-40s
9O33; new 5-2O's dig; Erie AL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-Breadstufs are
quiet.
FRANKFORT, Sept. %. = -2O's, 1862,
69ic.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-Reutes 57f 17lc.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-The day opened
in financial circles with comparatively little
excitement, and the situation was strangely
in contrast with that of last week. The
gold exchange opened at 10 o'clock rs usual.
President Morris called the board to order,
and it was unanimously resolved that the
room should be kept open for the arranging
of loans and the settlement Of Friday and
SATURDAYS business, through the cleaning
house, and that any member buying or
offering to ny or sell gold in the exchange
or on the street should be expelled. The
best of feeling prevails. Some few Of the
savings banks can delay payment for 80 days
and all to 30 on to 90. Thus it will be ssen
that no savings bank in sound condition
can be broken during the present excite
ment. Some of the town savings banks
were paying out sums larger than 500. The
banks of discount were all open and some
were certifying checks good through the
clearing house, and others paying IL green
backs.
There was of course no regular business
10 either stocks or geld ard The brokers be-
ing notified were trying to effect the settle
ment of old transactions. Bankers who
have not suspended were transacsing 60
business beyond paying such depositors as
called for their money. Those engaged IN
foreign exchange were entirely idle, as the
closing of the Gold Room has stopped bust
ness in exchange on London and the Con-
tinent. On the street there were only a
few irregular dealings in stocks for cash.
New York Central sold at 92a195; Rhode
Island 90; Wabash AZ, and Western Union
65G70. The gold brokers to-day cleared
all the business of Friday and Saturday
through the Gold Exchange Bank By united
action, which, under the circumstances, is
certainly a great feat. Every man settled
promptly by certified checks, and the Gold
Room is now perfectly clear OF all unf1n'
ished business. This is important in view
of the situation, and will greatly facilitate
matters when the room is again opened for
business. The gold clearings were
ninety-.wo millions.
There is no price for money, snd very
little is said about it. This afternoon $lOJ,-
900 of 1881 bonds were sold at 115 cash
ana brokers had orders for 5-20s at prices
above the government s sndard. The clear
ing house to day issued $4,000 900 loan Ger
tihcates in settlement Of balances. This
was a great assistance to the bank. Al
1:25 P. NJ. the following prices were offered
for stocks: Harlem, cash, ITO; Lake Shore,
cash, SO; Northwestern, cash, %; Ohio and
Mississippi, cash, %; Union Pacific, cash
2O.t The customs receipts to day were $780,,
600. The Assistant Treasurer disbarse1
$50, 900. Total amount OF bones bought al
the Sub Treasury to-day, s. 1886, $50.
Few York DEFY Goods aGrsos.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-Ths fnanciA
troubles have reduced the volume OF trade
to dsy snd agents are uniformly quiet. The
! iobbing branches are less active also and the
Hebrew holiday has checked GALES. The
| market for cotton goods is generally steady
Indian Orchard brown cottons have reduced
1c: some makes of Everett q Treyens cot
ton fIanr els have advanced lie in prices
Shavls and Worsted dress fabrics are les;
active.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. % - The Monday
panic has depressing effect on the markef
for breadstuffs generally and free sales could
be made even at decidedly lower prices; tht
difficulty in selling exchange has driver
shippers from the market and home Trade
viii net purchase any more than is abso
lutely sufficient to supply pressing wants
Flour is 10615c lower; superfine western
and State S5.40d600; extra Ohio S. 5OG
| $50; st. Louis $6.70610.70. Whisky firm
er at 90. Wheat Irregular and unsettled
spring S1.43961.45; No. 2 Chicago 81. 436
las. Rye and Barley unchanged. Corr
lower and limited business; steamer west
ern mixed 63N64c. Oats heavy and de
Ginning; mixed 5Od52c. Coffee quiet ant
firm; rio 21623c, gold. Sugar quiet. Mes
pork lower; extra prime STA So. Lsr'
| frmer; old western sleam SsdS 9-16c.
Baltimore Markess.
BALTIMORE, Sept 22-Flour dull ant
and unchanged; western superfne $t25
Wheat dull and lower; Ohio and Indian;
Sl.4O61.55. Corn nominal; mixed west
ern Gle. Oats steady; western mixed 44g
45c. Rye irregular but unchanged. Prov
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