Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
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The Gotten SarkeSs.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 6. -Cotssn- marke
quiet; middling upland I'D; Orleans 73d
sales 10000 bales; speculation ana ex
ports 1000 bales; American $500 bales
Sales Of the week 10000 bales; ex
ports for the week 5000 bales; specula-
ton 5000 bales; stock in port 949, 900 bales
American 553y0O0 bales; receipts for the
week IS, 900 bales; American 5000 bales
actual exports 1900 bales; stock aflOat fol
this pert 401, 900 bales; American 26,OOC
bales. Sales Of cotton forwarded directly
from ships side to spinners 1900 bales.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6. - COtt0n steady
at 14aa14Jc. Futures closed barely steady
with sales as follows: August delivery 145a
IA l5-32c; September delivery Il 1-16a14
3-32c; October delivery IS 29-32c; NOyet1-
Der delivery 13 29-S2c; December delivery
10 29-S2a13 15-16c; January delivery IA l.
16a14 $500; February delivery "A 9-32c;
March delivery 14Ia14 1880; April de-
livery IA 11-16a14ke May delivery IA %
32al4 1880; June delivery 10 5-32a15 Z
32c.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
The following is a comparative cotton
statement for the week ending to-day:
Net receipts at all ports in the United
States for the week 2,296 bales; same time
last year 8, 100 bales. Total receipts TO
date 3,462,0o0 bales; same time last year
$4,000 bales. Exports for the week
| 300 bales; same time last year S,765
bales. Total exports 10 date 64l, 900
bales; same time last year 774,O00 bales.
Stock on hard and ON shipbOard not yet
cleared at all United States ports 49,
600 bales; same time last year $4,000
bales. Stock al all interior towns O.
900 bales; same time last year $4,000
bales. Stock of cotton Of all classes at
Liverpool 600 bales; same time last
| year 911,OO0 bales. Stock Of all classes
aiOat for Great Britain 10000 bales; same
time last year $1,000 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6.-Cottor-
demand moderate; sales 335 bales; good Or
binary TO strict good ordinary II 5al2ac; low
middling to strict low middling 135a13ic;
middling to strict middling 145a14ic; good
middling to middling fer l5c; net re-
ceipts 81 bales; exports = bales; stock
p, 1872 bales. Weekly sales 1900 bales;
net receipts 3,010 bales; gross receipts g.
339 bales; exports cOastwiSe Sl1 bales; to
Great Britain PSI bales.
MOBILE, Aug. Cotton was nominal;
middling 14sc; law middiing 1890; good
ordinary 13al3!e; net receipts 16 bales; ex-
ports cCastwise 40 bales; sales % bales;
stock 6S2 bales. Weekly net receipts 70
bales; exports cOastWise go bales; sales
100 bales. The first Of the new crop was
received yesterday from Montgomery cOun-
ty and was sold at autiOn for $50 per
pound; 1t was classed as ordinary.
GALVESTON, Aug. g. Cotton market
unchanged; middling 1890; low middling
BE; good ordinary 12c; net receipts p
bales; exports to Great Britain Is bales,
stock 1872 bales. Weekly net receipts 251
bales; gross receipts 250 bales; exports to
Great Britain % bales; cOastwise 1879
bales; sales % bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. O. COttOn-market
dull and no business; middling 14.c; low
middling 14c; good ordinary 13ie; net re-
ceipts 43 bales; exports continent Isl bales;
stock 3,71S bales. Weekly net receipts 429
bales; exports TO Great Britain 81 bales;
cOastwise 311 bales; sales 256 bales.
SAVANNAH Aug. g. CCtton-market
quiet: middling ISic; net receipts 80 bales:
gross receipts 155 bales; sales bale; stock
500 bales. Weekly net receipts IS bales;
gross receipts 222 bales; exports cOastwise
IA bales; sales 50 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. g. Cotton - market
nominally unchanged at l4ac.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. .-COttOn-market
nOminally unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. g. COtton-market
quiet and unchanged at 14Ic.
CINCINNATI, Aug. g. COttOn-market
dull at 145c.
Foreign Markets,
L5oHDoE, Aug. 6. P. Amount of
bullion Withdrawn from Bank Of England
on balance to-day $4,000; COnsOls for
money "a ZIG; for account 949-1G; United
States 5-2Os Of rs, 1914; do. 1857, 1881;
l0-4Os 1904; new IS, lO43; New YORK
Central, SO; Erie, 12I; Erie preferred p.
The Stock Exchange will be closed to
morrow.
PARIs, Aug. 6.-Rentes 66f. 423c.
FRANKFORT, Aug. G.--5-20s Of 1882,
esq.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester are steady and unchanged.
Flour-extra State 25.00s. Wheat No. to
No. spring los 1da1Os Cd. COrn--miEed
34Is. -Pork-Western SOS; eastern SIs.
BacOn-long cured meats 53@ls; short cured
| meats 54s. IIard-American Cos. Cheese
fine American SITS.
ANTWERP, Aug. 6.-PetrOleum 243.
New York Honey Harriet.
New YORK, Aug. G.-Money was easy
at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
was 4a5 per cent. Sterling exchange was
firm at 4.S7a49O. The Customs receipts
to-day were $4,000. The imports of dry
| goods for the week amounted TO S2,O00,0O0.
Gold opened at 1l34, advanced TO ia, fell
| of to 115k and closed at 1872. The Dor
rowing rates were /, 2 and I-04 per cent;
loans were also made fat. The Assiss-
tant Treasurer discussed today S267,0O0.
| The clearings to-day were S34,OOO,OOO.
| The specie engagements for tO-mOTOw's
steamer amounts to $4,000. Government
bonds were steady. Railroad bonds were
| quiet. State bonds were quiet. The sum-
| mer dizziness in Wall street was relieved
| this morning by batch Of sensation ru-
| f1Ors which exercised some influence upon
| prices. On Stock Exchange the day opened
| with great activity among rumor mOngers
| and one prominent house after another was
repOrted as having failed until about a
dozen names had been mentioned, but each
rumOr was denied officially about as fast as
| il was set ahOat, and after meridian 10
| more failures were reported. The gold
4 ROOM W d dLoO We'll AAluAll pNtAoLCA anu lA4C
premium was advanced aas per cent, when
The false rumOrs about bankers were start
ed. The day closed without any failures
and withOutey even any indications Of trouble.
| Notwithstanding the persistent efforts to
/ destroy the credit of various firms the stock
market was weak in early dealings and
prices fell off J to p per cent. Western
/ Union, Lake Shore and Pacific Mail lead
in the decline. At the second call the
market was quiet and firm at a recovery of
! to Il per cent. The greatest advance
| being in Western Union. At the close
prices were a little lower.
The sales 81 the Stock Exchange between
ten and two O'Clock to-day aggregated 10S,-
/ 600 shares, Of which 10000 shares were
Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union, 1900
Rock Island, 1000 Northwestern, $1,000
Lake Shore and Il, 900 OhiOs,
Sterling Excnange-BanEers' Bills 4.S7;
| United States coupons OF 1881 1918: sos
1864 116I: do. 1865, 1874; do new 119t;
U! S. coupons Of 1867, 1903; do. Of 1865.
121; new ives, 1851; 10-40s, 114s; currency
srxes 1921: MissOUri Stpte bonds 10l5.
Tonusssee old 80; DO. new 49@c. S.oCks-
Western Union Telegraph SIG; New Yoyk
Central 1893; Erie las; do. preferred p;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph 1Se
New Yora DIT cocoa aaEEea.
New YORK, Aug. 6.-Business ruled
| ouiet with commission houses and import