Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-08

with sales Of 1900 bales as follows: July
delivery 154a15 $500; August delivery Is
9-32a15 5-16c; September delivery 10 1-S2c;
October delivery IA 21-S2a15 11-16c; Nov
emher delivery II 9-16al4 1890; Deem
Der delivery IA 11-16a14 1890; January
delivery IA 21-32a14 lille; February de-
livery IA 29-32a14 15-16c; March delivery
Is $500; April delivery Is 5-16a15 11-32c;
May delivery 153a15 9-16c; June delivery
10 11-46a151c.
NEW ORLEANS, July. = Cotton
market quiet with sales Of $40 bales; prices
steady, and quotations unchanged good or
binary 10 strict good ordinary l2sal3c; low
middliRg to strict low middling l43al4sc;
middling to strict middling I53a15sc; good
middling to middling fair 154al65c; net re-
eeipts $40 bales; exports to continent 70
bales; stock 3, 597 bales.
The Cotton Exchange has appointed four
teen delegates, John Chafiee Chairman, to
the National Cotton Exchange Convention
to be held at White Sulphur Springs, Va,
July p.
GALVESTON, July T. Cotton steady;
middling 143c low middling 1876; good
ordinary 1910; net receipts 90 bales; exports
cOastwise - bales; sales SS7 bales.
SAVANNAH, July - Cotton nominal;
middling 14..; low Hiddling lac; good or
binary 1896; net receipts Al bales; sales
157 bales.
MOBILE, July - Cotton was steady;
middling l45al4sc; low middling lac; gOOd
ordinary 1910; net receipts 10 bales; exports
! cCastWiSe 455 bales; sales 100 bales.
CHARLESTON, July T-COttOn is firm;
middling 14ic; low middling 14te; good
ordinary 1910; net receipts 149 bales; sales
125 bales.
MEMPHIS, July r. Cotton - market
steady; middling 14ic net receipts 0
bales. sales - bales; shipments - bales;
stock 6,595 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July .-Cotton-market
nOminally unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, July Cotton is steady
at 14gc.
CIECEBEATI, July Z Cottor-market
quiet at 14ic.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July rs Amount Of
| bullion gone into the Bank of England on
balance to-day fI27, 900; ConsOls Tor money
90 1916; for account "a 1916; United States
5-2Os of '85, 1861; do. 1857, 1861; 10-40s
| 1O4J; new IS, 1O3t; New York Central, So;
Erie, 12I. Erie preferred p.
PARIS, July 7.-Rentes 64f. 7lE
FRANKFORT, July 7.-5-2Os Of 1862,
LIVERPOOL. July 7.-Y arms and fabrics
| at Manchester are steady. Flour - extra
| State 22s. Wheat No to l spring IS 5daSs
lid. Corn mixed 32s 90. POrk-Festern
| rs; eastern Sos. Beef-American SIS
Cd. Bacon C.. e. 59s Cd; American SIS.
Lard American 5Ss. Cheese-tine Ameri-
can Cos.
ANTWERP, July Petroleum PSF.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July Money closed
easy at 2a25 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper was 35a5 per cent. Sterling exchange
was dull al 4.S63a4.S7 for 90 days and
4.S9sa4.9O for sight. Gold opened at III,
advanced to 11Ts and closed weak at 1l6i.
The carrying rates LAP per cent. The
Assistant Treasurer discussed to-day $685.
600. The clearings to-day amounted to
| S26,OO0,OOO. The Customs receipts to-
day were S3T7 900. The afternoon decline
in gold was based on the following dispatch
| from WashingtOD:s Secretary BrisLOw
| claims the right under the provisions Of the
specie resumption Act to increase the bond
ed debt TO any amount necessary to
! carry out the requirements Of that act. He
says be has already sold > per cent. bonds
in purchase of silver bullion aud for coin.
| The amount thus disposed Of viii probably
reach to between ten and eleven millions.
! The Treasury now holds between ten and
eleven millions in silver bullion and silver
! coin. One million silver bullion was pur-
chased on Saturday. Governments bonds
were firm. Railroad bonds were quiet.
State bonds we're quiet except Tennessees
which were better. StOcAs were buoyant
and higher throughout the day, and the
| highest quotations in some cases were made
in the final dealings. Western Union was
the leading feature, rising from 50 to SlB
| and closing at 81 5aSlt. Pacific Mail was
also conspicuous and advanced from 400 to
AZ, closing at AZ. The rise in these stocks
was based partly on the report that the
| company was about closing negotiations fOr
the sale Of some Of il wooden side-wheel
steamers for 81, 10000 gold, an amount
that would place the company in very
easy financial condition. Lake Shore ad-
vanced from 500 to Coz with the last sales
at COT; Hhe increased strength in Lake
Shore is partly the result Of an advance in
| passenger fares from East to West. The
| other Western shares were strong, North.
western rising to 39t for common and 3Oi
for preferred. BURN the afternoon there
was considerable activity in MaTipOsa stock.
! The general market closed strong and with
| a tendency to higher prices.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten andtwo O'Clock to-day aggregated IA,
I - 1H4.
Pacific Mail, 5000 Western Union, $1,000
Lake Shore, and 5000 Northwestern.
Sterling xch2nge-Bankers' Bills 4.S73
United States coupons Of 1881 1929; 5-2Os;
of 1862 117g; do. Of 1864 11Ss; do. 1856;
122: do new 1913; u. 5. coupons Of 1861
1919; do. of 1858, 1915; new tves, llSsi
lO-4Os, 119!; currency SKIES 1925; Missouri
State bonds 100. TenEsSeee old 40; 90.
new 4Sc. StOcks-Westezn Union IelC-
graph SI9; New YORK Central 1923; Erie
Isl; dc. preferred 23t; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph 25i.
Boston Wool Market.
| BosTNN, July 6.-WOOl-the demand fol
| feeces is quite limited and new clip comes
forward very slowly; supply, however, not
withstanding the small receipts is equal tC
the demand; cOmbing and delaiRe fleece:
are in good request; Ohio and Iennsylva
MIA feeces 4Sa52c; Michigan and Othel
western feeces 45a49c; cOmbing and de-
laine heeces 55a6Oc for washed, 4Oa4Ss fCl
unwashed including Kentucky at 45a47c.
new YORK. General Markets,
NEW YeBK, July 7.-sloT - market
dull and unchanged; supefine western
and State S4.5Oa4.SO; extra Ohio S5.OO37.0O;
st. LOUIS S5.35aS.2j. Whest is dull and
lower; No. I spring S1.23a1.254 No.
Chicago S1.15a1.16. Rye quiet; Canada in
bond 9Oc; State SlO6a1. OS. Bariey was
nominal. Corn lower at 7SaSlc. Oats
| hover at 66a6Sc. Coffee active and firmer
Rio cargOes 175s2O5c gold. Sugar quiet at
7 i3-l6aSIc. Mess pork steadyat $50. Sja
2O.9U for new mess. Dry salt meats
shoulders sc; middles dull; short cleaI
11.c. Lard heavy; prime steam 1856
Whisky steady at sl.22.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, July Flour was quiel
and steady; western sUperfBe S4.25a4. 70
extra fine 1857; family S5.jOa6.5O. Wheat
| western weak, No. 1 western amber SIC
No. do. 1.32c; mixed do. $50. Corn is
quiet and steady; western mixed sic