Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton Market..

sales lZ,UyJ DaleS, speculation ana e6-
ports 5000 bales; American 1910 bales.
EEW YoKE, Aug. 9.-COttOn - market
steady at 14ta14sc. Futures closed steady
with sales as follows: August delivery 13s
ala 29-32c; September delivery IL 25-32e;
October delivery 1889; November delivery
1899; December delivery 13 2I-32e; Janua-
~ delivery Is 25-32al3 13-16c; February
delivery Is 1890; March delivery IA 3-16a
Is 1920 April delivery IL 13-32al4 S-l6c;
May delivery II 21-32al4 1l-16C; June de-
livery II 29-32a14 15-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 9.-CottoD-
demand better and mostly for Liverpool;
sales 662 bales; prices unchanged; good or
binary to strict good ordinary 115ai25c; low
middling to strict low middling 135a13ic;
middling to strict middling 145a14ic; good
middling to middling fair 15c; net re-
ceipts 80 bales; exports none; stock 49,
647 bales; The first bale of Mississippi
cotton was received by rail Saturday. An
other bale was received to-day by river.
GALVESTON, Aug. o. Cotton market
steady; middling 1870; low middling i3c;
good ordinary 12c; net receipts II bales;
sales 20 bales.
SAVANNAH, Aug. g. CottOn-market
quiet; middling 1870; other grades are il
regular; not receipts IA bales; exports
cOastWise bales; sales Z bales.
MOBILE, Aug. Cotton was nominal;
middling 14sc; low middling 1890; good
ordinary 13al3tc; net receipts Z bales; ex-
ports cCastwise Il bales.
ECHABLEsToN, Aug. -COtton-market
easier; mIddling IA; low middling 133c;
good ordinary 1916; net receipts 3 bales;
exports eOastwise l65 bales; sales los bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. g. Cotton - market
inactive and prices Hominally l43c, but no
sales.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. -CoLtOn-market
dull and lower at 13lsl4c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. o. CogtOn-market
quiet and unchanged at 145c.
CINCINNATI, Aug. O. Cotton-market
quiet at 14Bc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Aug. Q, 5 M.-COnsOls for
money "a SIG; for account 947-16; United
States sos of '65, 1073; do. 1857, 1854;
10-4Os 1861; neE IS, 1O44; New YORK
Central, SO; Erie, 10; Erie preferred 25a.
Amount Of bullion bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance to-day was
100000.
PARIS, Aug. S.-RsDtes 66f. 9Oc.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 9.-5-29s Of 1852,
9Ss.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester are steady and unchanged.
Flour-extra State 27.005. Wheat No to
No. spring los 7dal0s lid. COrn-mixed
34is. POrk-western SOS; eastern S13s.
Bacon-C. c. meats SOS. Lard-American
Gigs. Cheese-fne American 55s.
ANTWERP, Aug. 9.-PetrOleum 23I.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-GCld opened at and
closed at 1880, selling in the meantime at
l3!a13sc. The borrowing rates we're and
? per cent. and fiat. Government bonds
steady. State bonds were dull. Railroad
bonds were steady. Dizziness was about
the only feature Of the stock market which
opened firm. Latter there was a reaction
Of l per cent. in Western Union and tas
per cent. in other shares. At the close the
market was strong al the best prices Of the
day for Northwestern, ST. Paul, OhiOs and
Pacific MALI The remainder Of the list
closed a fraction of the highest prices
reached.
Tie GALES st the Stock Exchange between
ten aud two o'clock to-day aggregated 81, >.
600 shares, Of which 5000 shares were
Pacific Mail, 1,eOO Western Union, 1000
Northwestern, 1000 Lake Shore and 6,50O
OhiOs.
Sterling Exehsnge-Bankers' Bills 4.STi
United States coupons of 1881 1919; 6-2Os
| 1864 li63; do. 1865, 119; 10 new 49,
Z = TInls do o1 1873
| III; new nyes, 116s; 1O-40s, 114!si currency
sIxes I22; Missouri State bonds iOls
Te1nsseea old 505; 90. new 4gic. Stocks
Western Union Telegraph Slt; New forS
! Central 1912: Erie 14;; do. preferred 20
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph 1Sc.
Sew York DFT Goods HaTkos.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-There was a bet
| ter feeling in trade aud considerable action
in some departments. Brown sheetings,
cotton fannels, plaid cheviots and corset
leans are in fair demand. Sprague's dark
prints opened at SC. Dress goods are il
better request. Wooden shawls are impiOy-
| ing. Wooden goods for mems wear are dull
but aannels and blankets are fairly active
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-FlOur - market
steady and prices are unchanged; supeTtine
western and State S5.35a5.S5; extra Ohio
So. 1Oa7 so; st. LcuIs s6.5jaS.6O. Wheai
| fairly active at / TO &c better for prime
| demand chiefly for export; No. Chicago
| S1.3Sa1.S9. Rye nominal; Canada in bond
| S1.O0 asked. Barley steady. Oats higher
| at 66S69c. Corn active al SOaS3c. Coffee
steady; Rio cargOes 1TlaZ0c gold. Sugar
| quiet and easier at SaS Bloc. Mess pOrE
| frmer at 81. T0a2i.S0 for new mess, cash
or for September delivery; middles are dull
short clear 12ic. Lard firmer; prime steam
old 143e; new 1890. Whisky firmer al
$1.223a1.23.
| baltimore Harkets.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Flour-markeI
scarce and strong; family S6.75aS.OO
| Wheat active and strong for choice at Sl.5S
aI.6O. Corn Sc. Oats 62aa6Sc. Rye sc
a95c. Provisions firm. Mess pork s22.25a
| 22.5O. Bulk meats-sho0lders 94c; clear rit
| I21c. Bacon-s shoulders 104c; clear rit
| 1Slc. Hams 14Sa15c- Lard firm at 14a145 c
| Coffee firm and unchanged; Rio cargOeS
17sa2Oc in gold. Whisky firmer, held al
sl.24.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. g. Gold 1134
sight z prem. Sterling $50. Sugar quiet
and steady; common SIC; fair to fully fan
| S5s9kc; prime 9sc. MOlasses dull; com
mon 40a45c; fair 5Oa55c; prime to choice
| 5Sa7Oc. Flour has an upward tendency;
Xxx s6.5Oa6. 10; xxx $7.O0aS.50; choice
and family SS.I5a9.5O. Corn meal frmer
held at 1926, scarce. Corn scarce but firm
| er at SScsSl 90. Oats irmer at GSa7lc.
Bran scarce at S1.26. Hay firm and quoted
at ST for old prime. Mess pork firm and
held at at S24. Dry salt meats scarce
shoulders 9Ic. Bacon firm; shoulders 10ic