Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-27
alARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
The OOfton BIarketa.

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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July 20. -COttCn-market
firm; middling upland I'd; Orleans I'D;
sales L, 900 bales; speculation and exports
5000 bales; American 1890 bales.
NEW YORK, July 26.-COtton irregular
at 14Ia155c; Futures closed quiet with
sales as follows: July delivery IA 7-32a
144c; August delivery Il 9-32c; September
delivery 14Ic; October delivery IA 1920;
November delivery IA 1-32c; December de-
livery IA 1920; January delivery II AGA
IA 3-16c; February delivery II 11-S2a14Sc;
March delivery IA g-16al4 1890; April
delivery 14ial4 25-32e; May delivery Is l.
32al5tc; June delivery 15!c.
NEW ORLEANS, July. 6.-COttor-de-
mand better; sales $50 bales; prices Of good
staple kinds frmer but not higher; good or
binary to strict good ordinary II Sa125c; low
middling 10 strict low middling 13sa14e;
middling to strict middling 14ta14ic; good
middling to middling fair 155s15tc; net re-
eeipts 120 bales; no exports; stock 23,S01
bales.
SAVANNAH, July %. - Cotton entirely
nominal; no quotations; net receipts 30
bales; exports cOastwise 315 bales.
GALVESTON, July 20. CottOn-market
unchanged; middling l3Sc; low middling
1StC; good ordinary 13c; net receipts q
bales; exports cCastwise 262 bales.
CHARLESTON, July %. - Cotton quiet;
middling 14Bc; low middling 144c; good
ordinary Is &c; net receipts 40 bales; exports
coastwise PIG bales; sales 100 bales.
MOBILE, July 26.-Cotton unchanged;
middling 1411c; low middling 14c; good or
binary l3ic; net receipts 81 bales; exports
cOastwise % bales; sales 80 bales.
MEMPHIS, July 20. - Cotton - market
quiet and unchanged al l4ic
ST. LOUIS, July Cotton-msrket
dull and nominal; 10 sales.
LOUISVILLE, July 90 COttor-market
quiet and unchanged at 144c.
CINCINNATI, July 26- CottoI-market
dull at 145c.
Foreign markets.
LONDON, July 20, T. Amount of
bullion gone into the Bank of England
on balance to-day EIl5,OOO; COnsOis Tor
money "a ZIG; for account 947-16; United
States 5-2Os Of IS, 1OT.; do. 1857, 1851;
10-49s 1861; new 81, 1893; New YORK
Central, 90; Erie, 13s; Erie preferred 20.
PARIS, July 26.- ReDtes 65f. soc.
FRANKFORT, July 26.-5-2Os Of 1862,
$50.
IIvERPooI. July 28.-Yarn5 and fabrics
at Manchester dull but not quOtably lower.
Flour-extra State 25s. Wheat No. to
No. l spring 1Osa1Os Sd. COrn-mixed
36!s. POrk-westeru los; eastern SIS.
Lard-American 62s. Cheese-fne Amer
lean 55s.
ANTWERP, July 26-PetrOleum p.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, July 26-GOld opened strong
at ll2, advanced TO 1929 and closed at 1928.
The borrowing rates were l and per
cent. per annum and 1-64 per cent. per
diem; loans were also made fiat. Gov
eminent bonds closed strong. Railroad
bonds were firm. State bonds were quiet.
Stocss opened firm but afterwards became
strong and moderately active with Western
Union as the feature. The advance
ranged from ! TO L per cent. during the
afternoon. The whole list was dull at 2
o'clock and the market became weak and
depressed, particularly for Pacific Mail
which declined III per cent. After Pacific
Mail came Western Union, Lake Shore
and Erie. The former was no doubt de-
pressed on account Of a cable dispatch from
Paris announcing The deslh Of George Il.
Munford, Esq, the able Vice President Of
Western Union Company. MaripOsa ad-
vanced to 12t.. at the final close the mar
ket was Irregular.
The sales at the stock Exchange between
ten and two O'Clock to-day aggregated 1872
600 shares, Of which 1900 shSres were
Pacific Nail, $1,000 Western Union, 10000
Northwestern, 1000 st. Paul, 1000 COlum-
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 1000
Erie, 5000 Union Pacific and $1,000 Lake
Shore.
Sterling Excusn-s-Bsnkers' Bills 4.S7;
United States coupons Of 1881 1909; 5-20s'
Of 1852 ia; do. Of 1864 116; do. 1865,
1lsE; do new 11S5; U. S. coupons Of 1857,
120; DO. OF 1868, 100; new f5e5, ll4a;
104Os, III; currency sizes 122; Missouri
State bonds 1913. tennessee old 81; 90.
new SOC. StOcks-Western Union Tele-
graph 81; New York Central lO4; Erie
l4f; do. preferred 20; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph 2la.
ReI YORK Dry GOODS MaEket.
NEW YORK, July 20. - Business was
light with package houses, and the jObbing
trade remained quiet. Cotton goods were
in moderate request. Indian Head brown
standard sheetings advanced to 1O3c and
Cabot bieached ShiTtings are held al value.
MeTimack dark prints and SOuthbridge
dark prints opened at sc. MerriInack
robes are &c.
New YORK General Markets.
New YORK, July 26.-Flour II market
dull and heavy but lower; supehne, western
and State S5.25a5.60, extra Ohio S5.S0a
$50; st. Isculs 50. 15aS.EO. Wheat lower
and dull but irregular; No. 2 Chicago 81 80
a1.33. Rye quiet and unchanged; Canada
in bond Csc; State S1.1J. Barley nominal.
Corn heavy and lower at S5as4ac. Oats
heavy and lower at 6Oa62c. Coffee firm;
Rio cargoes 1Tta19ic gold. Sugar firm
at SaSsC. Mess pork opened heavy and
closed frme- at 81 cash for new mess;
SzI.I0 for September delivery; middles are
steady; short clear 1870. Lard closed firm
er; prime steam IA &c for September delivery.
Whisky fiTmer at S1.2O5.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 6.-FlOuT-market
was quiet; western supertDe S4.2524. 20;
extra fne 1857; family S6.OOa7.z5. Wheat
dull and lower al SI.42al.43. Corn dull
aud lower at Sjc. Oats 63a66c. Rye steady
at 81. Mess pork S22.25a22.50. Bulk
meats shoulders 95a9!c; clear rib 1870
loose. Bacon firm; shoulders 10!c; clear rib /
1890. Hams 14al45C. Lard firm at 145c.
Coffee quiet; Rio 17!a20c in gold. Whisky
dull and lower at Sl.20ia1.2l. Il
EeH Orleans MaFkets.
NEW ORLEANS, July 28.-GOld 1I2a;
sight premium; sterling 5.53. Sugar
firm; good common S3sS5c; low fair SsaS3c;
80 hhds Of fully fair sold on the landing at
9!c. AiOlasses dull; common 40a45c; fair
50a55c; prime TO choice 5Sa70c. Flour
market dull; sUperfne S4.T5; X 800;
Xxx 1925; Xxx S5.5045. Is; choice family
S7.O0a7.50. Corn dull at S5a95c- Oats
quiet at 70a73c- Bran dull and lower at
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