Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-31

January delivery 14Ic; February delivery
D IA 5-16a14 11-32c; March delivery IA OLGA
: IA 9-32c; April delivery IA 25-S2al4 I3-16c
: May delivery 10 Lice; June delivery Is
5-16c.
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 $50 bales; same time
last year 5000 bales. Total receipts TO
date 3,46O,OOO bales; same time last year
S,1S3,OOO bales. Exports for the week
o,4SO bales; same time last year 4,710
bales. Total exports 70 date 2,6SS,0O0
bales; same time last year 2,766OOO bales.
Stock on haLd and on shipboard not vet
cleared at all United States ports 123.-
200 bales; same time last year I77.OOO
bales. Stock al all interior towns 10
COO bales; same time last year 24.OOO
bales. Stock Of cotton Of all classes at
Liverpool 1,013, 600 bales; same time last
year $4,000 bales. Stock Of all classes
ahOat for Great Britain $4,000 bales; same
time last year $1,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July. 3O.-Cotton-
market quiet; sales 426 bales; good or
binary to strict good ordinary II }al25c; low
middling to strict low middling I3aI3kc;
middling to strict middling 14Ia14sc; good
middling to middling fair 155al53c; net re-
ceipts % bales; exports cOastWise So bales;
stock 22,SS5 bales. Weekly sales 1900
bales; net receipts $50 bales; gross receipts
373 bales; exports to continent AT bales;
coastwise 316 bales, to Great Britain 345
bales.
GALVESTON, July 3d. CottOn-market
steady and unchanged; middling 1910; low
middling 13c; good ordinary 12c; net re-
ceipts bales; sales 65 bales; stock 1924
bales. Weekly net receipts 90 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 2S2 bales; sales 1853 bales.
CHARLESTON, July so. - Cotton was
entirely nominal; middling 144c; low mid
| ding lac; good ordinary 49, &c; net receipts
POI bales; exports eOastwise SO bales; sales
10 bales; stock 4,641 bales. Weekly net
receipts $50 bales; exports coastWise 296
bales sales 100 bales.
SAVANNAH, July so. - Cotton-market
dull; middliDg 1870; low middling 1Sc;
good ordinary 12c; net receipts 10 bales;
exports cOaStwise 20 bales; sales bales;
stock 674 bales. Weekly net receipts y
bales; gross receipts 122 bales; exports
| middling 347 bales; sales p bales.
MOBILE, July 3O.-COttOn was nominal;
middling 145c; low middling 13Ec; good
ordinary 1916; net receipts 4 bales; sales
p bales; stock SIG bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts 81 bales; exports coatswise 175 bales;
sales 227 bales.
MEMPHIS, July So Cotton - market
very frm at 14te.
ST. LOUIS, July 3O.-C Oston-mMket
dull and nominal no sales.
LOUISVILLE, July SO ostOI-market
quiet and unchanged at LIE.
CINCINNATI, July So Cotton market
quiet and steady at 14tc.
Foreign HaFhess.
LosDoa, July so. 5 p. M.-AmOunt of |
bullion gone into the Bank Of England |
on balance to-day El1SOOO; ConzOls IOT |
money "a Ills; for account "a 11-16; United |
States sos Of IS, 1U7.; do. 1867, 1851; |
I040s 1O5.; new IS, 1919; New YORK |
Central, 81; Erie, 13s; Erie preferred 70. |
PAHs, July 3d. Rentes 66f. 175c.
FRANKFORT, July 5O.-5-2Os Of 1862,
9SI.
LIVERPOOL July S0.-Yarns and fabrics /
at Manchester are quiet and unchanged.
FlOur--extra State 24s2Ss. Wheat No. to
No. l spring g 9dal0s sd. COrD-mixed
S3Bs. POrk-westen SIS; eastern 675s
Bacon-lOng cured meats 535s; short cured
meats 54s. Lard-American Cos. Cheese
fine American SIS.
ANTWERP, July f3O-Petroleum pa.
New York money Market
NEW YORK, July 30-Gold advanced from
1929 to 1135, closing at 1923. The borrow
ing rates were l, ? and 1-64 per cent. with
loans also flat. Government bonds were
firm. Railroad bonds were strong and in
active demand. State bonds were quiet.
The Stock market was active aud bUOyaut
with a general advance in prices. Pacific
Mail was one Of the active features in the
afternoon dealings and rose TO 405 on a
cable telegram from Australia announcing
the fact that the Australian Parliament had
ratified contract with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for a monthly service
for eight years at 500 per annum. West
em Union was also active and ranged be-
tween S95 and S4{. closing at So. North
western advanced to 424 for common and
55S for preferred, closing al 424 and 555
respectively. The earnings of this road for
the last sixty days IS reported show an in
crease Of S10,005, which probably had
something to do with the rise. Lake Shore
rose from 61B to 625 and closed at 625. |
St. Paul advanced to $50 for common and
914 for preferred. Rock Island rose to 1861; |
Union Pacific to 49,; Harlem TO 1919; New
jersey Central to 1105; Panama TO 133 and
New York Central TO 104. The last
named closed a I04. Missouri Pacific ad-
vanced from 4S4 to 40. The general mar
ket closed strong and in many cases at the
highest point of the day. The Commercial
says: There is an apprehension felt that
some Of the unaccepted bills Of Duncan,
Sherman & Co. OntLe Union Bank of Lon
don or Barings will cOmplicate the settle
ment Of the estate. They do not bring
London parties into trouble. The amount
involved, as drawn against special moneys,
lodged in that bank Or with Barings, b.
third parties and for their use,and accounts |
to be drawn for from New York by Dun !
can, Sherman & Co. is stated TO be about |
S425, 900. The question will arise whether
London bankers can transfer these funds to /
the general account Of New York house |
and refuse bills drawn as for special ac-
counts. The Tribune says, editCrialiy, the |
reports about the pending alb |
sOrption of the Atlantic and Pacific Tele- |
graph Company by the Western Union gave
fresh excitement yesterday 20 Wall street.
Jay Gould was credited with this latest |
That restless speCUlatOr does |
no deny that such plan is contemplated, |
but says thai the details Of an adjustment |
have not been vet reached.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
len and two o'clock to-day aggregated 1T4,-
300 shares, Of which 1900 shares were
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union, 1900
Northwestern, $4,000 st. Paul, $500 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, and 5000 OhiCs.
Sterling Exchangc-Bankers' BILLS $50;
United States coupons o. 1881 1903; 5-z0S'
1854 115s; do. 1865, 10; do new u.s.;
U. 5. coupons Of 1867, 1901; do. of 1858,
l2O; new iYes, 1854; 1O-405, 1854; Currency
SKIES 122; Missouri State bonds 101. S
old 80; 40. new zoe. Stocks
Western Union Telegraph So; New York
Central 104; Erie 14s; 90. preferred %; l
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Zoe. 7
New York by GeSCs HaEses. {
NEW YORK, July 80. - Business was
airly active in some departments. Heavy !
standard and Ju-yard brown sheetings, f
cotton fannels and Cheviots ase in GOOD
demand. Utica sheetings are reduced by
agents. Prints are in better demand by
California and Western .jJbbers. Aliens
lark prints viii be opened Monday at Sc
Kentucky jeans in steady demand and
-epellants improving.