Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-28
CoRDAeE-Jute he; grass zoe; cotton
30s. 1 A ~ -
PEPPER-We quote at 256D26c.
SPICE-We quote at Ice. ID
GINGER-We quote 1t 16c.
mAEkErs NJ :rELEs.APH.
Fhe te.teera EEarkesz.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.-Cotton firmer;
with en- upward tendency; middling up
lands SIC; middling Orleans 95d. Sales 49,
600 bales; speculation and export 5000
bales. American 1900 bales, August de-
livery from Savannah and Charleston not
below good ordinary SD. .-.,-. a-'''
NEW YORK Aug. 27-C Cotton in moderate
request; middling uplands zoe; future closed
steady; sales of futures 1900 bales as
follows: Angus. at 10 31-32620c; Septem-
Der IL 1890; October II 13-16117 25-32c;
November II 5-16617Se; December lie.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 81 Cotton quiet and
unchanged; ordinary 1ld12c;good ordinary
15ac; low middliDg 1sc; middling 196l91c;
receipts fer the past day la bales; ship
ments for the past "A hours 200 bales;
stock 4, 945 bales. -
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 27.--Cotton quiet and
unchanged; low mlddl ngs 17ac.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-Ootson duh ard
unchanged; low rniddlings lie; middlings
18e.
CINCINNATI, Aug. ERECTION steady
at Tic. s
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Aug. q, 5 p. M.-Consols
92a; 5-20s, '65, 95aa;; do. '67, 95; do. 10-40s
500; new 20's 81; Erie All Amount of
bullion gone into the Bank of England on
balance to-day f25,000.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-Reutes 5Sf &c.
LIVERPOOL, Asg. 27-Breadstuffs quiet.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK Aug. 27.-M oney was ac-
tive during the morning With considerable
s.ringsney in the afternoon at6d7 per cent,
subsequently becoming easier and closing
at 364 per cent. Sterling was stronger
wi. some demand st the close at 10736
1075 for 60 days, and l0Sa6l0SSS for sight.
TIE Custom receipts to-day were SAG, 900.
Gold was lower, opening at 1155 and clos
ing at l1561155; the rates for carrying
were 2464 per cent and the cleariDgs
were $43, 6S4, 900. The Assistant Treasur-
er discussed to-day 100000. Governments
were quiet, closing steady. State bonds
were steady; Tennessee firmer ard more
sctive, under the expectation that the State
debt will be funded. Stocks generally
opened quiet ba: strengthened during the
day with considerable business in Pacific
Mail. Union Pacific, Western Union, Wa
bash and Erie. The movement 10 Pacific
Mail was caused by the action Of the direc-
LUIS Vi llS Il Gua418 I1lAAOa4 WIZ bO-0AJ
agreed to lend the Pacific Mail half mil
lion dollars on condition that the later make
over TO the Panama Company 6 steamers
the Pacific Mail than to charter the steamers
with the right to redeem them in a year,
paying legal interest ard insurance. 1t is
said some of the stockholders threaten an
Injunction in case the terms are accepted.
The directors of both companies meet again
to morrow when the above proposition will
be considered. The principal changes to-
day were as follows: Pacific Mail opened at
Az, sold down t. 4455 and advanced to 45aa,
closing at 454t;; Wabash opened 67a, sd-
ysnced to So, closing at 67s; Western Union
opened at s95; fell to S932, advanced TO 904t,
closing at 903; Union Pacific opened at 255
advanced to 28s, closing at 26tt;; Erie OPEN
ed at 50, advanced aud closed at 595a; Ohio
and Mississippi opened at SSaa, advanced
ana closed 1t SO. The market closed steady.
Sterling Exch2nge-Banker's Bill 1O7s;
q. s. coupons, 1881, 1l9 ex-interess;
5-20's OF 1862, 1851; do. 1884, III; do.
1865, 1181; do. new issue sos of $50,
116a; do. 81 l1Ss; do. '6S us; new fves
l14I; U. S. coupons 1040s 1l6; U.
S. currency 6's, 1884,; Missouri State bonds,
9244; Tennessee old Sl2a; new 81; Western
Union Telegraph 904; New York Central
104a; Erie 500. Flss -Euo1