Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-22


NEW ORLEANS, July. 21.-CottOn-
market dull; sales 105 bales; good or
binary to strict good ordinary I2Ia13c; low
middling to strict low middling 135al43c;
middling to strict midding 14sa15tc good
middling to middling fair 55al5lc; net re-
eeipts los bales; exports - bales; stock
23,567 bales.
MOBILE, July 23.-Cotton nominal mid
ding l4ae; low middling 14c; good ordinary
d5sc; net receipts bales; exports eoastwise
8 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 21.-C Cotton nominal:
nothing doing; middling 14c; low middling
1870; good ordinary 133c; net receipts 70
bales.
CHARLESTON, July 21.- Cotton quiet;
middling 14aa14tc; low middling lac; good
ordinary 13ac; net receipts A bales; sales
100 bales.
GALVESTON, July ELECTION dull and
nominal; middling 145c; low middling 1896;
good ordinary 1870; net receipts IS bales;
exports coastwise 221 bales; sales 90 bales.
MEMPHIS, July21.- Cotton - market
/ quiet at 14tc.
81. LOUIS, July 2l.-Cotton-market
/ dull and nominal.
LOUISVILLE, July 21.- COtsor-market
/ quiet and unchanged at 145c.
CINCINNATI, July 21- CCttOL-market
/ quiet and weak at 145C.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 81, 5 P. N.-AmOunt of
| bullion gone into the Bank of England
ON balance to-day f217,000; COnsols TOT
money "a ZIG; for account "a 4-16; United
States 5-2Os Of '65, 107!; do. 1867, 1914;
10-40s 1851; new IS. 1854; New York
Central, SO; Erie, 13s; Erie preferred q.
PARIS, July 21.-Rentes 65f.
FRANKFORT, July 21.-5-2Os OF 1862,
9Ss.
Liverpool. July 21.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester are quiet and unchanged.
| FlOur-extra State 24s. Wheat No. 2 to
| No. ] spring 9s 6da1Os ID. COTn-mixed
34!s. POrk-western los; eastern SIS. /
Iard-American Cos. Cheese-fne Amer
lean sos.
ANTWERP, July 21.-Petroleum 23t.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-GOld was weak, |
opening at 49,, declining to 1923 and
closing at 1125. The borrowing rates were |
! 1-64a3 per cent. per annum; loans were |
also made fiat. The rates for carrying |
were LAB per cent. Government bonds were !
irregular but in the main frmer at the |
close. Railroad bonds were active and |
higher. State bonds were neglected. The |
movement in breadstutis continues to at |
tract general attention, and, in fact, las |
become the great topic Of conversation in |
financial and business circles especially. !
The crop accounts from the other side con- /
tinue unfayOrable, and the English and |
American markets are active and on the /
advance al Chicago. Advices were very /
interesting to day, and the quotations of |
breadstufs in that market were received |
with as much interest on Wall street as 4
they usually are at the Produce Exchange. |
Stocks opened steady, then became firm, fell |
later, and still later became active and 1
strong with Western stocks leading the adj /
vance, New Y Ork being in the van. During i
the early part of the morning a slight fall
ing off occurred in consequence Of nothing
further being heard from the new directors
in relation to the report which was to be
made public to-day. An effort was made
to push Western Union to the front on dis
patches from London of a fall in direct
cable shares. Western stocks were firm as
usual, although the activity and strength
Of the market to-day extended TO other
shares which have not participated in the
recent advance. The earnings of both the
Northwestern and St. Paul are increasing
largely, the gain by the Northwestern av-
eTaging about $4,000 per day for nearly
week past. Pacific Mail was the most active
stock of the day. There was an unusually !
large business in small lots of Western !
Union shares at generally fair prices. The
whole market closed with a disposition to
improvement.
The sales az the Stock Exchange between
ten and two o'clock today aggregated H.
900 shares, of which 1900 shares were
Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union. $4,000
Northwestern, 1000 st. Paul, 6,000 Erie,
1900 Lake Shore ard 1000 Union Pacific.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' Bills $50;
United States coupons Of 1881 l2O; sos
of 1852 Iii; DO. Of 1854 III; do. 1865,
lis; do new 1175; U. S. coupons Of 1867,
119I; do. Of 1858, .11SS; new fves, rs;
10-4ls, 116; currency SKIES 122d; Missouri |
State bonds 1908. Tennsseee old 50; 90.
new 49Ic. StOcks-WesteTn Union Tele-
graph 500; New York Central 1893; Erie
l5:; do. preferred 20; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph 20.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, July 21.-There was a
fairly active movement in some descriptions
of cotton and wooden goods. Shirts and
drawers, fancy hosiery and bleached shirt
ings were more active. CheViOts were in
steady request. American dark prints
opened at sc. Cotton flannels were in
good demand, and Kentucky jeans and re-
pellants more active.
Hew York General aarkets.
NEW YORK, July 2I.-FIour - market
Ifrbors SrYraHun vvaufarT1 and Cfafn & ga I
). IS, extra Ohio SG.1027.75; St. ILWs
ST. 25aS.5O. Wheat firm; No. ? Chicago
81 34a1.35. Rye firm; Canada in bond 94a
sc; State Sl.1j. Barley is nOminaliy uIr~i
Corn advanced to STaS9c. Oats
firmer at 62a63c. Coffee quiet and I'M
Rio cargOes 17ts19ic gold. Sugar
frmer at 75aS5c. Mess pork frmer at
S2l.00 for new mess for August delivery;
SIG. 90a21.OO for September delivery; mid
dies quiet; short clear 1870. Lard excited
and tirmer; prime steam l4c for August
delivery. Whisky dull at SI.21. r.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIhORE, July 21.-FlouI - market
was active; western superhue S4.25a4.7j;
extra fine $j.37; family Sj.j0a6.jO. Wheat
- market strong, active and higher; No. /
western amber 81 43; No. 2 do Sl.43; No. l
western red Sl.44; No. DO. S1.4lal ~.
COrn-western excited and higher; western i
mixed S65c. Oats quiet but firm; western 1
white 63a64e; western mixed 62c. BYE
frmer at Sl.00a1.05. Hay dull; Pennsylva-
MIA and Maryland S24 OOa3O.OO. Provisions
quiet but firm. Mess pork S2l.OO. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders sc; clear rib l25a
12ic loose Bacon firm; shoulders 95a1Oc;
clear rib 1899. Hams 14al45c. Lard quiet 4
and steady; refined 141c. Coffee quiet but
strong; Rio cargoes 1T.a19sc gold; jobbing
at 17sa201c. Whisky quiet and steady at !
Sl.21a1.22.
sew Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-GOld 1I2f;
sight premium; sterling 5.53. Flour T
market finn; superfine $3.50 Y S4.75; Xxx
800; xxx S5.25a5. Is; choice family S6a
7.25. Sugar quiet and steady with a good
iobbing demand; common reflled sc; low
fair S55aSsC. MOlasses nothing doing, be- .
ing quoted 40a70c. Corn firm SIa9jc Oats I
quiet at 74c. Bran dull at gOcaS1. Hay
dull; choice $500. Coffee active and firm
at ISa205c. Mess pork firmer; held at
81. 50a22. 90. Dry salt meats-shoulders
quiet at &c. Bacon stronger; shoulders 9sc;
clear rib 132a13sc. Sugar-cured hams
scarce at 135al3sc. Lard dull; iobbing,
.ierces 14a14ttc; keg 14te. COrnmeal quiet