Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-20
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LtVERPOOl., Jun6 lS--OObCOn Qufe5 Dub
steady; middling uplands 5000; Or
leans 9S09td. Sales $4,000 bales; Ameri-
can 5000 bales; speculation and exports
1900 bales; June delivery from Savan-
nah and Charleston 1S-16d. July and
August do. sgd. July and August delivery
from New Orleans 95d.
New York, June 19--Cotton in light
request; middling uplands 21c. Sales Of
futures, 1880 bales, as follows: June
203e; July 20ac; August 20se; September
19sc; November l8ttc.
NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-Cotton firm
er. Sales 1920 bales; good ordinary
15sc low middllngs 172c; middling
1850; middling Orleans 1876; receipts 172
bales; no exports; STOCK 50,498 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 10 Cotton high
er for good grades; middllugs 1Ss619c; low
middlings l801S4e; good ordinary Tic;
ordinary 14G15c; net receipts 1873 bales;
sales 400 bales; stock II, s91 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 10 Cotton dull;
middlings 1880; net receipts 99S bales:
sales 80 bales; stock 14,596bales. 7
GALVESTON. June 19.-Coetop quiet;
good ordinary 15c; ne: receipts "a bales;
exports coastwise 26O bales; sales 260 tales;
| STOCK 23,o39 bales.
MOBILE, June I9.-Cotton firm
uiiddlipgs 19c; net receipts % bales; exports
coastwise 423 bales; sales 800 bales; stock
1924 bales.
CINCINNATI, June 10. - Cotton quiet
at Ice.
LOUISVILLE, June 10. - Cotton quiet
and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Cotton frmer and
unchanged.
MEMPHIS, June 10. = Cotton finn
good ordinary 16a61c5e; low middliDg
106185c; stock 20,05S.
.. Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 10, 5 P. M-Consols for
money 92s; on account, 92s; U. s. bonds
5-20's of '65 92aa; i67 92a; p-40's SO; new
iges 500. Erie 50s.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 49, Money was
easy at to 5 per cent. Sterling was
steady at 1904 fer go days and 1105 for
sight. Gold opened at 116 and was firm
until the government sale, when the market
b. oke down to 115s, but rallied at the close
to 115a6115s. 1t was thought that the
clique would buy the government gold, but
they were sellers at the lowest prices. The
loans were 10 per cent. for carrying.
The cleariDgs were $42,000,000. The
Treasury discussed S81, 900. Governments
closed heavy in sympathy with gold. State
bonds were dull and nominal. Stocks
opened dull. After the first call the whole
list declined from to per cent. The de-
precision was most conspicuous in the
Union Pacific and Pacific Mail. Reports
from Westinghouse regard to the govern
ment Withholding bonds from the former
company and agitation in regard to the Is
sue of six million mortgage bonds by the
latter, caused pressure to sell both stocks.
Northwestern shares also were weak. The
largest dealings were in Union Pacific,
Pacific Mail, Western Union, Lake Shore
and OhiOs. The market closed with a
slight rally, but does not appear firm. The
Pacific Mail Directors met to-day and dis
cussed the financial condition of the CON-
pany, but adjourned till tomorrow without
any action being taken on new issue Of
bonds.
Sterling Exchange, Bank Bills 100;
q. S. coupons, 1881, 1919; 6-20s OF 1862,
1854, do. 1864, 1854; do. new issue 5-20s
of rs, 119I; do. '67, 12l; do. 1868, 1909;
new iYes l14S; 10 40s 113ss; currency 6's,
114.; Missouri bonds, oslo. Tonnes
see old zoe; new 79c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Juae 49, The market
was quiet for all descriptions of cotton
goods. Sheetings and shiItings are held
more firmly since the advance in cotton,
but quotations are unchanged. Denins
and cheviot stripes are we'll sold up. Heavy
fancy cassimeres and overcoatings are in
fair request. The Daily Bulletin says a
sensation was created in the market by a
large jobbing house reducing the prices of
prints still further, viz, American, Wash
ineton, Allen, Dunnell and Conestoga TO
95c; Garner to sc; Amoskeag, Somerset,
Yacht Club and japanese stripes to SC; ard
Gamers stripes and cheviOts to &c.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, June 19-Leather S2SN
80. Orinoco 2762Tac. Coffee Rio III
619sc. Sugar 769Rc. Barley and malt
unchanged.
baltimore szarseta.
BALTIMORE, June 49, Flour and
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn active
and firm; mixed western 44c. Oats weak;
western mixed 40642c; white 44646c.
Bye dull at 70675e. Provisions dull and
nominal Butter unchanged. Whisky
93ac. ssE fHrn.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10. - Corn
dull and easier at 5S060c.. Oats lower at
/ Ale. Bran plentiful and lower at 90c.
Hay firm; prime $22025.00. Pork
dull. at SLID. Bulk meats nothing doing
Bacon dull but nominal at 7a69469Sc.
Hams 1890. Lard dull; tierce 6aa094c; keg
9a6103c. Sugar firm; fully fair at
p:Ime 9694c. MolAsses-no move
ment. Whisky dull; Louisiana 93c; Gin
cinnati Csc. Coffee 1Si020c. Sterling q;
sight premium; gold 1l64.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, June TO- Flour dull at
S. 7567. rs. Corn dull at Ale. Rye 656
Gee. Oats unchanged at 35645c. Barley
without change. Pork quiet at $4,000
1850. Lard, steam Sc. Bulk meats
steady: shoulders &c. Bacon, clear rib 9 &c
Gear sides 9kc; shoulders &c. Whisky 69c
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, June 19-Bagsing quiet
and firm at 13a614ac for hemp and l4a6
15c for fax. Flour dull and nominal
Coru 54656c. Oats 4664Sc, sacked. Rye
soc en- arrival. Mess pork held at $l7-
Bacon STEADY az IkRDfsc iOr us lulders, S1
69sb for sides, packed. Lard S269kc fol
steam and kettle. Whisky steady at S9ac
Chicago MarkeGs.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Only q locs
trade in Flour. No Wheat 9Sc cash, o.
for June. Oats 25.c. Barley dull and
nominal. Very little doipg IN Provisions
Pork quiet and weak. Whisky steady witt
moderate demand at 89c.
sc. LOE1s Msrkess.
J ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Flour quiet
Wheat, No. red winter $1.5501 81 !
Barley, no demand. Oats dull. Bull
meats; clear rib sc; clear sides SIC; shoul
ders &c. Hams l4c. Lard dull at 80S9c.
Whisky steady at soc. Beef, cattle quiet
without change. lar.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, June 10. Flour dull ant
little doing. Corn 5665Sc. Oats 4S645c
, Bran dull at 13c. Germ meal firm at So. 20
! Lard dropping at 9610c- Bacon quiet
shoulders 7469ac; sides 9!d9ac.
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