Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-17
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
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ulAlA GIQ Ello4cLs LlllllluE UUlallQ III VI
leans va; sales 10000 bales speeulat
lation ana exports 1900 bales; American
100 bales. Sales Of the week $1,000;
exports for the week IL 900 bales; specula-
ton 1000 bales; stock in port Loaf, 100 bales
American Gil, 900 bales; receipts for the
week Sc, 900 bales: American q, coo bales;
actual exports 10000 bales; stock a1Oat for
this pert $4,000 bales; American 69,OOO
bales. Sales of cotton forwarded directly
| from ships side to spinners 5000 bales.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are dull
with downward tendency.
New York, July 16.-COttOn market
dull and nominal at 15taJ5lc. Futures
closed weak, with sales as follows: July
delivery I4I3-16c; August delivery Il %
sc; September IA 1T-32a14 9-16c; October
delivery IA 7-32al41e; November delivery
IA Lie; December Il I16a14 $500; Jan
uary delivery IA 7-32a14te; February de-
livery IA 13-32a14 7.16c; March delivery
IA I9-32al4Ee; April delivery IA 25-32al4
13-l6e; May delivery 15c; June delivery 10
Slice.
NEW ORLEANS, July. 16- Cotton
unchanged; sales 40 bales; good or
| binary to strict good ordinary 12ka13sc; low
middling to strict low middling 145a14tc;
middling 70 strict middling l5al5sci coed
middling to middling fair 15ta15sc; net re-
/ ceipts lS2 bales; exports cCastwise 2 bales;
\ stock 25,194 bales. Weekly sales 1850
bales; Let receipts 662 bales; gross receipts
| 1871 bales; exports to continent 2,S2S bales;
eoastWise 1,4j4 bales; 70 Great Britain 4O5
bales. The new cotton received from Rio
i Grande was disposed of as follows: one
bale classed good middling staple sold
at auction for l7sc; 1 bale classed as mid
ding good staple sold at auction at 15c; it
| was shipped TO Z. r. Robertson & Co,
New York; / bale strict good middling fine
staple was consigned to Woodward and
Stillman, New York; bale sent to Mobile
and consigned to j. n. Parker; bale con-
signed to Montreal.
MOBILE, July 16-Cotton is quiet; mid
ding 14sc; low middling 145c; good Ordi-
| nary 1870; net receipts 3 bales; exports
coaStwise u bales; sales % bales; stock l.
OI2 bales. Weekly net receipts 8 bales
exports coastwise 1872 bales; sales l,O0U
bales.
SAVANNAH, July 10 Cotton very dull;
middliDg 14e; low middling 1899; good or
binary 1899; net receipts IA bales; STOCK
IA bales. Weekly net receipts 235 bales;
exports coastwise 647 bales; sales 95e bales
CHARLESTON, July 10. - Cotton dull
and no business; middling 144c; low mid
ding lac; good ordinary 1896; net receipts
81 bales; stock 5,916 bales. Weekly nei
receipts 421 bales; exports cOatsWise 69s
bales; sales $50 bales.
GALVESTON, July 16.- Cotton nOmina
and dull; middling 14bc; low middling
1870; good ordinary l2sc; net receipts z
bales; gross receipts 20 bales; sales p bales
stock 5,99S bales. Weekly net receipts 80
bales; exports to Great Britain Isis bales
coastwise $40 bales; sales 1.2T3 bales.
MElRHs, July16. - Cotton - marke
quiet and weak at 14ac.
ST. LOUIS, July 1G.-CCtton-marke
nominally unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, July CottcE-marke
quiet and unchanged at 145c.
UIECEEEATI, July 10 Cotto1-marke
dull and prices lower to sell at l4se.
CONSERVATIVE Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, July 1G.-The following
comparative cotton statement Tor IN
week ending to-day:
Net receipts at all ports
90. S. for the weeks 4,OlS 500
Total receipts to date. g, As, 600 3,T43, s.
, Exports for the week. 14,e4O l6,OO
Total exports to date. 2, 626,OyO $1,000
Stock at all United
States ports. $4,000 Zlu1CO
, Stock al all interior 80.
towns. .........s... DIS 800
Stock al Liverpool. ,O47,OUO l,UU4,UJ
Stock of American
afoat for Great Brit
ain.............. b8,OUO 0+,O~
Fc-eiza HarEsts-
IoyDoE, July rs. 5 p. Amount Z
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Ems
land on balance today tll,O0O; ConsOl
Tor money 93 1916; for account %; Unite
, States 5-2Os OF 'g5, 1863; do. 1857, 10
1O-4Os 1O4t; new IS, 1929; New 4or
: Central, 81; E-ie, lz5; Erie preferred =.
PAH1s, July 16.-Rentes 64f. 47af
FRANKFORT, July 16.--5-20s Of ls6.
9ss.
IIvEHPoCI.. July 16.-FlOm- exit
u State 22s. Wheat No. 2 to No. l spring
ags "a. Corn-mixed S3!s. Pork-wes
ern T5s; eastern SIS. Lard-American .
Cheese-fne American 55s.
ANTWERP, July 16.-Petroleum 233.
New Yerk Money Market
, NEW YORK, July 16.-God was YEA
q opening at rs and closing at 1l4s. II
: borrowing rates were las per cent. per a
mum and 1-l6 per diem and fiat. GOver
ment bonds were weak. Railroad bOnl
were quiet. State bonds were dull. StCcA
Opeued Quiet and steady with light or 1
change from the closing quotations Of Sc
terday. Later on the market became ire
|, ular. Western Union, Pacific Mail an
Union Pacific being weak and others IN
It particularly the Western railroad stock
y such as st. Paul, Northwestern and Lal
Shore. During the afternoon Westel
1t stocks we're strong and the rest OF the ma
ket became steady under their influence.
great deal is expected from these s.Oci
from the fact that the advance in grain al
corn in England and disaieTs from floods
5. England and France are eNpectsa TO /
Is crease the shipments Of grain from q
West and stimulate business generally.
c; The sales a. the Stock Exchange beJWe'
ten and two o'clock to-day aggregated lO'
Is 900 shares, OK which $1,000 shares We
Pacific Mail, 24,OOO Western Union, 40
ID Northwestern, 5000 St. Paul, 5000 En
2I,OgO Lake Shore AID $1,000 Union I
=; ci6c.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers Bills 4.ol
United States coupons Of 1881 i2l6 81
of 1862 1157; do. Of 1864 l1jfi do. Isl
100: do new 11Ss; u. 5. coupons Of let
1907; do. Of 1865, 1901; new 5Ves, III
in 1O-40s, I173; currency sIIes 1903; hissOI
e Stste bonds 1901. TenBssees old 30; {
"a usw 494c. Stccks-We Western Union Te
&c | graph 100; New York Central 1881; Il
q: 145; do. preferred is; Atlantic and Paci
Is; Telegraph 1913. -...
sew YORK Dry aOods EaEkes.
ps NEW YORK, July 16 49, Business "
moderate with commission houses and
O iobbing trade was quiet. Low priced Che
olate prints sOIi in fair lots by agen
Cotton goods were quiet but fairly steas
d Cotton fannels are more active. Gas
meres, wOrsted cOatings and kentuc
70; leans are fairly active. The Daily Bulle
saws that 500 bales COlOred blankets will
sold at auction on the 2Sth inst.
Is, rev York General Markets.
o New YoKx, July 16.-Flow - mari
firm; supefine, western and State 81
as .25, extra Ohio S5.TOA7.50; St. 10
y s.. SOaS. %. Wheat active; No. Chic
u 81. 29sal.3O. Rye firm; Canada in DO
=, 9Oc; State S1.1O. Barley is nomina
IL unchanged. Corn more active at seas
DC. Oats steady at G0a6lIc Coffee quiet a