Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-20

exports coastwise I, sos bales; TO Great
Britain IL 10 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept 10. - Cotton dun and
prices lower; good ordinary tic; low mid
ding l7ac; midlidnes 17sc; receipts for the
past day 7l5 bales; shipments for the last
"a hours 225 bales; stock $50 bales. Re-
ceipts for the week 2,775 bales; shipments
for the past week 1,7S5 bales;
MOBILE, Sep. 19-Cotton quiet; mid.
dlings 1879; low middli1g l61Gl7c; strict
| good ordinary 154c; net receipts 360
bales; exports coastwise 259 bales; sales 20
bales; stock 1926 bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts 1872 bales; exports cosstwise I.752
bales; sales 1900 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 19-Cotton easier:
middlings l7ac; low middlings 174c; strict
good ordinary 16c; net receipts I,l42 bales:
gross receipts ], 221 bales; exports coastwise
$50 bales; sales 800 bales; stock $500
bales. Weekly net receipts 5,19I bales;
exports coastwise 8, 402 bales; sales 1850
bales.
GALVESTON. Sept. 10. - Cotson net
receipts 745 bales; sales 81 bales; stock s.
597 bales. Weekly net receipts ], 1853 bales,
exports coastwise 1850 bales; sales 57i
bales.
SAVANNAH, Sep. 10. - Cotton quiet;
middlings 173c; net receipts 1,541 bales;
exports coastwise 1,847 bales; sales 500
bales; stock 457 bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts 1927 bales; exports coastwise 4,414
bales; sales 9,013 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 19.-Cotton is quiet;
low middlings 173c.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-Cotton nominally
lower; middlings 1S3c.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 19.-Cotton is quiet
at 194c for middlings.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 5 P. M Consols
for money 9256923; on account 923N923;
5-20's, '65, $50; do. '67, 95S; do. 10-40's
905; new 20's 81; Erie business active
aud excited; has been down to 49,; closed
ST d4t Amount ofbullion withdrawn from
the Sank Of England on balance to-day
$4,000. The financial news from New
York caused some excitement in the mar.
ket to-day; large business done with wide
fluctuations. Weather throughout England
to day is fair but unfav0rable to crops.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 19--Bresdstuffs are
quiet.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 10. - 5-20's, 1852,
97c.
PARIS, Sept. 19.-Reutes 57f Csc.
ANTWERP, Sept. 19.-Refned petroleum
40f. RI. 81
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. l9-The day was one
Of the most eventfnl and exciting ever
known In Wall street, but closes with
reasonable prospect that the wors. has pass
ed. The fact that the banks have moved
and that by tomorrow they will have adop-
ted pans calculated to guard commercial
interests against panic, gives confidence that
the worst has been seen. The Treasury
has as yet done nothing, but it Is believed
notice will be given early 10 morrow that
five to ten millions of 5-20s will be bought.
Money was very unsettled, and early In
the day Il was almost impossible to borrow.
In consequences of the prevailing excitement
stocks were turned at q difference Of / to B
per cent, and the late dealings in money on
the street were at 16l& per cent per day.
Sterling was 1854 for sixty days and 1921
for sight. Gold declined from 1884 to I'LL.
On rumors of Government sales and pres
sure on money ard the trouble of getting
gold carried at any rate, the loans of gold
were from 5 per cent to gold, and 1'3263
for carrying and fiat for borrowing; the
clesriDgs wsre $122, 100000; the Assistant
Treasurer disbursed 1923 200. Govern
were lower. State bonds dull and lower.
Railway and miscellaneous speculation
was active and excited from the opening CT
Exchange until the clcse, with the volume
of yesterday while the fluctuations were OF
greater breadth and much more erratic. It
would be useless to sttempt to describe the
course of prices as usually given and only
the chief parts of interest can be enumer-
ated. As failure followed failure in quick
succession, wild scenes were enacted in the
exchange where every time the surgiDg
crowd would throw overheard immense
blocks of stock, almost regardless of prices
they bought,
The widest changes were in Hallem and
Panama. TIE former dropped from 120 to
80 in short time. This was followed by
a recovery to 100, reaction to 95, an adj
vance to 112 and final decline to 90. Pan
anna broke from 100 to 81, afterwards
reached 102 and left off at 81. The largest
dealings were in Western Union. This
stock sold SO follows: n, Is, Is, 81, Tia
6S55. New York Central sold at 95, 81, SO,
81, SO, 92tt 9F3694. Lake Shore sold at
81, S56S74. Rock Island at 81, 81, 97aa,
IS, 953, 91692. Wabash at As, 40, 46, S83a,
46, 44645a. Northwest common at as,
49,, 400, A, 40aI46. Erie at "a, 523, 30,
54654s. st. Paul common at 81, "a, "a,
80, 30f36. st. Paul preferred at 5S657t.
Ohio and Mississippi at 32, 81, 92t, 26s,
30h94. Union Pacific at 204, %, 26, %,
81, 19I619!. Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnati and Indianapolis at 20, 1913, 233,
1O3N22s.
Sterling Exchapge-Banker's Bill 1oS3a;
U. s. coupons, 1881, 1l5s ex-interest;
6-2Us of 1862, 113; do. 1864, lib; do.
1865, lis; do. new issue 5-20s of 'e5
115a; do. '67 114s; do. '6S 115a; new fves
110s; U. s. coupons 1040s 11Oa; q.
s. currency 6's, I'LL; Missouri State bonds
Sc; Tennessee old IS; new Is; Western
Union Telegraph 7S3; New York Central
93aa;; Erie 54i.
New YORK DEFY Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19-The business was
less active to-day owing to the unfaVorabie
weather but there was fair jobbing move
ment. The markes for cotton goods WIS
active and steady in first hands, but jobbers
are selling the leading makes OF fine brown
cotton below agents. prices. Cotton tian-
nels are very closely sold up by both agents
and jobbers. Woolens are in steady de-
maDd. Flannels and blankets are active.
The Daily Bulletin thinks benefit rather
than an injury wi result 20 tce trade from
the Wall street trouoles.s
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19-Flour is affected
hi the mnnatarv trOuhlpa and with extreme