Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-24
MARKETs BY TELEeRAPH.



Sales OF tbs week $1,000 bales; OK
ports for the week 1000 bales: specula
t,on 6,OO0 bales; stock in port ]. 136, 700 bale
American $4,000 bales; receipts for tn
week $1,000 bals.; American 1900 bales
actual exports 10000 bales stock atloat 70
TINS port $4,000 bales; American 5000
bales. Sales Of cotton forwarded dfrs-.N
from shlp's site % sPinners 5000 bales
NEW YORK, July 25.-Ceston-markei
firm at 145al58c. Futures closed firrr
with sales as follows: July delivery Il 11
32a14 17-32c; August delivery IA I7-S2al 4
s-l6c; September delivery IA 13-S2a14 I
16c; October delivery lac; November de.
livery IA 1-10a14 3-32c; December delivery
| "a 1-l6a14 $500; January delivery IL T-3Zc
February delivery II 7-1Ga14 15-S2c; March
delivery II 21-32a14 11-l6c; April delivery
14Sal5c; May delivery Is 1-16a15}c; June
delivery 155a15 9-16c.
COMPARATIVE COTTON sTATEAHET.
The following is q comparative cotton
statement for Che week ending to-day:
1875. 1874.
Net receipts at all ports
Gu. s. for the week. 5000 6.OOO
Total receipts to date. g, 457, 900 3,4IS,SJO
Exports for the week. 5000 2IOOO
Total exports to date. .2,G32,OOO 2,G61 600
Stock at all United
States ports. $4,000 $4,000
Stock al all interior
tOWlls. ..s.s..~s.ss ll,UUO E6,OOU
Stock > at Liverpool. ...L03G,0OO $4,000
Stock Of American
atlOat for Great Brit
ain................ $1,000 $1,000
NEW ORLEANS, July. 23.-Cotton dull
and lower; sales 50 bales; good Or
binary to strict good ordinary II Ia125c; low
middling to strict low middIing I3sa14c;
middling to strict middling I4ta14sc; good
middliDg to middling fair 155al55c; net re-
ceipts 81 bales; exports cOastWiSe IS bales;
stock 1900 bales. Weekly sales SIG bales;
net receipts 400 bales; gross receipts 40
bales; exports to continent S2j bales: coast
wise 1,l99 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 23.-COtton entirely
nominal; middling 14c; low middling 1890;
good ordinary 13Bc; net receipts 81 bales;
exports to the continent $50 bales; stock
500 bales. Weekly net receipts 332 bales;
exports TO the continent $50 bales; coast
wise 294 bales; sales is bales.
GALVESTON, July %. COttOn-market
unchanged; middling 14c; low middling
lSte; good ordinary 12sc; net receipts %
bales; sales Is bales; stock S13 bales.
Weekly net receipts 197 bales; gross re-
ceipts 200 bales; exports to Great Britain
80 bales; cOastwise 1860 bales; sales
Sol bales.
CHARLESTON, July %. - Cotton dull;
145a14sc; low middling 14c: good
ordinary 1876; net receipts Is bales; sales
p bales; stock 4,257 bales. Weekly net
receipts PAT bales; gross receipts Dos bales; |
exports to France 1,25O bales; coastwise |
2O7 bales; sales $50 bales.
MOBILE, July 23.-Cotton quiet: mid |
ling lac; low middling 14c; good Ordi- |
nary l33c; net receipts IA bales; sales so |
)ales; stock 967 bales. Weekly net re-
'eipts s. bales; gross receipts Sc bales: ex
'orts coastWise III bales sales 456 bales
MEMPHIS, July o. Cotton - market
uiet and firm at 14t.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-COtton-market
.ull and nominal.
LOUISVILLE, July Embellishments
teady at 145e.
CINCINNATI, July % Cotton-market
uiet and unchanged at lac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July %, 5 P.H-Amount of
ulliOn withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
and on balance to-day E45, 700; ConsOis Tor |
money "a ZIG; for account g47-16; United
tates 5-2Os of '65, 1917; do. 1857. los:
04Os 1861; new IS, 1851; New York
central, SO; Erie, Is; Erie preferred 20.
PARIS, July 23.-ReDtes 65f. Sc.
FRANKFORT, July 23.-5-2Os Of 1852,
81.
LIVERPOOL July 23.-Yarns and fabrics
Manchester dull but not quotably lower.
lOur-extra State 25s. Wheat No. 2 10
%. l spring 9s 10da1Os Cd. Corn-mixed
rs. POrk-western los; eastern SIS.
6ls. Cheese-fine Amer
an SOS. I
ANTWERP, July 23.-PetrOleum 23a.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, July 23.-GOld opened at 7
%, declined to 111s and recoverable 1929 |
the close. The borrowing rates were la |
per cent; loans were also made fiat and
? per cent. for carrying. The early de-
inc was caused by q belief in 4 rumOr |
at some Of the syndicate bankers were '
ling bills on account Of some operations
~ NA1A 41AA1LbW NA4AFA TIC etlEIlE pave I
ent act, and the late recovery was pro-
iced by reaction in wheat to-day at Chi
60, and further advance in breadstuffs | z
Liverpool. It is supposed this will
lmulate shipments again. The advance
IS also assisted by a large increase in
2 goods imports. The efforts Of the /
que to advance gold late in the day were
sisted by a dispatch saying that the
dstmgtOn Republican publishes, this
Orning, long double loaded editorial in |
-or Of Cuban independence, and the ne
SSity Of this Government doing some
ing to stop the prolonged contest with |
ain. Government bonds were steadier.
ilrOad bonds were quiet and firm.
ste bonds were quiet. The reaction in
leat at New York and Chicago to-day
/ a tendency in late dealings to weaken
Chilly share speculation, and produce a
ner feeling in gold and exchange. The
'vement in breadstuffs has already caused
marked improvement in the earnings OF
5stern roads. 1t is reported that the st.
nj road shows an increase for the third
Elk in July Of $4,000, and the North VI
stern about 100000 for the same time.
e earnings Of Union Pacific continue r
&c and on the increase. The Treasurer
the Chicago and Northwestern railroad
a circular referring to the new Z per cent
d bonds Of the Company, states that the
nings, after liquidating all expenses, in
ding interest on all bonds, amounted to
100000 for the fiscal year ending MAY
1879. Stocks declined Z to : per cent.
sarly dealings, but at the first call became
! and later advanced 4 to 1 per cent.
the second call the market was quiet and
!. Stocks at the close were quiet and | D
orally steady at the evening decline
ch was taa per cent. except in the case
Michigan Central which stock was down
Der cent. Northwestern went of from
10 Al 3 and closed at 4ls; st. Paul de-
ed from 81 to 36I and closed at 3Gs;
re Shore was firm at 6la6I5 and Union
life advanced to 81 and closed at so; ~
lntic and Pacific Telegraph advanced
q II TO p; Pacific Mail advanced to 80
afterwards reacted to 3St; Wabash de-
ed from to 60 and MaripOsa recovered
D 90 to 105. Other changes were sight.
he sales at the Stock Exchange between Art
and two o'clock to-day aggregated g.
shares, Of which 5000 shares were
I6c Mail, 1900 Western Union, 5000 RI
thwesteTn, 5000 st. Paul. 5000 ana
90 Lake Shore.
erling xchange-Bankers' Bills 4. S65;
ted States coupons of 1881 i195; BIOS
go 70. do of 1874 T1ETs A. 100 ~