Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-30
AIARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

Ehe Gotten Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June -CottCn-market
dull and depressed; middling upland B
I6d; Orleans I'D; sales 1000 bales; specu-
lation and exports 1000 bales; American
| $500 bales.
NEW YORK, June market
quiet at 154a15kc. Futures closed irregu-
lar with sales of 1900 bales as follows:
June delivery Is sal5 5-32c; July delivery
/ Is 3-16c; August delivery - 7-32a153c;
September delivery 15e; October delivery
/ 14sal4 21-32c; November delivery Il 1872
/ ala 9-16c; December delivery "A 17-32a14
9-16c; January delivery IA 21-32a14 11-16c;
February delivery IA 29-S2a14 15-16G
March delivery Is 5a15 slice; April delivery
Is 11-S2a153c; May delivery 10 9-16al5 10
32c.
NEW ORLEANS, June. % Cotton
demand limited; sales 159 bales; the lead
ing factors are adhering to previous rates,
but occasional sales at a fraction of; good
ordinary to strict good ordinary l3ia144tc;;
low middling to strict low middling I43a
15c; middling to strict middling 15Sa15sc;
good middling to middling fair 155a16Bc;
net receipts 164 bales; exports none; stock
1919 bales.
GALVESTON, June 29.-CottOn was
nominal; middling 14a14Ic low middling
1876; good ordinary 1Sc; net receipts O.
bales; gross receipts 81 bales; sales 211
bales.
SAVANNAH, June 29.-COttOn dull and
nominal; middling 14sc; low middling 14ic;
| good ordinary 1Ssc; net receipts Isl b8les;
| exports cOastwise 97S bales.
! L.. % r-sG--- IL -
little doing; middling 15c; low middling
14sc; good ordinary l4c receipts A bales;
sales . bales.
MOBILE, June %. - Cotton quiet; mid
ding 14sc; low middling 14!c; good ordi-
nary 1870; net receipts Il bales; exports
eOastwise II bales; sales p bales.
MEMPHIS, June % Cotton quiet and
nominal; middling 14tc; net receipts -
bales; sales 275 bales; shipments - bales;
stock 1910 bales.
81. LOUIS, June .-COtton-market
/ quiet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-Cotton is quiet
at 14ic.
CHCzEEATI, June 20-Cotton is quiet
at 14tc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 29, 5 P. Amount of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England OF
balance to-day Ell, 900; COusOls for money
935 for account 933 United States
5-20s of '65, 1868; do. 1857, 1861; 10-40s
1914; new IS, 1O35; New York Central, 81;
Erie, 125. Erie preferred "A. The rate Of
discount in open market for three months
bills is g per cent, (which is below the
] Bank Of England rate.
PARIS, June 29.-Rentes 64f
FRANKFORT, June 29.-5-205 Of 1862,
9sI.
LIVERPOOL, June 29.-FlOur-e extra
/ State 22s. Wheat No to l spring IS 3daSs
| Cd. COrnS-mixed SIS Cd. POrk-westen
rs Cd; eastern SIS Cd. Beef-American Us
Cd. Bacon G. G. Ass Cd; American 5Ss.
Cheese-fne American Sos.
ASTwERP. June 29.-PetrOleum 25f.
New YORK Honey Market
NEW YORK, June 29-Money closed
easy at PAPA per cent. Prime mercantile
paper was 3Ba5 per cent. Sterling exchange
was firm for 60 days at 4.S7a4. $50, and
40 for sight. Gold opened steady at 1l7ll.
The produce exports for the week amount
ed to S5,21S,653. The carrying rates were
l per cent; loans also were made flat at
per cent. and 7-64 per cent. for use. The
Customs receipts to-day were 5000.
The clearines to-day amounted to S3T0OO,-
600. The Assistant Treasurer discussed
to-day 81, $4,000. Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds were firm. State bonds
were quiet. Stocks were weak and lower
at the opening but later became firm and
advanced talt per cent.
The sales az the Stock Exchange between
ten andtWO o'clock to-day aggregated 154, :
600 shares, Of which 1900 shares were
Erie, 22,000 Lake Shore, 1000 Northwest
err, 1000 Wabash $4,000 Pacific Mail, 3d.
600 Western Union, and 1900 Union
Pacific.
Sterling Exchsnge-Bsnkersi Bills AS7B.
United States coupons Of 1881 1914; 5-2Us;
Of 1862 ISL; do. Of 1864 11SI do. 1865
1929; do new 123S; U. 5. coupons Of 1867,
| 1851; do. Of 1868, 125;- new ives, 49,;
1O40s, 119; currency SKIES 1924; Missouri
State bonds 1O2. tennessee old 49,; 90.
new acc. StOcks-Western Union Teie-
graph III; New York Central 1O2: Erie
13{; do. preferred 234; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph 233.
sew Vera Dry 9OOsts Markes.
NEW YoRK,June 29-Bnsiness continues
very quiet with commission houses and im-
pOrters' and jobbers' transactions are re-
stricted to filling orders from interior.
Cotton goods are moving slowly but prices
are fairly sustained il first hands. Law
renee L. L. brown sheeting Sc. Massachu-
sets B. b. Sac. Fancy cassimeres and
suitings are in fair demand. Fair makes
Of beavers continue sluggish but Elysians
and fur beavers are in steady request.
New YORK General Markets.
NEW YORK, June Colour in fair
demand but firm; superfne western and
State S4.5Oa4.S0; white wheat western ex-
| ira s.. 70a6. 40; extra extra Ohio S5.0Oz7. 90,
st. LOUIS S5.20aS.25. Wheat better ana ID
brisk demand; No. ! spring S1.2Ia1.23 Nc.
2 Chicago S1.133a1.14. Rye quiet; Canada
in bond 9Oc; State S1.03. Barley nominal
at Sl.40. Corn frmer and in moderate de-
mand; mixed western 77a73c. Oats frmel
and more active; mixed western 6ia63 &c;
white western 62a66c. Coiee-Rio very
firm, cargOes 16!a19c gold; jObbing at 163a
19ic Sugar dull and in buyers favor at
7kaS4e. Mess pork hrmer at $50. TOa2O. Is
for new mess; middles dull; short clear
114c. Lard irmer; prime steam 14kc.
Whisky steady at S1.193.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Flour was firm
and unchanged; western suDerfiDe S4.25a
4.75; extra fine S5.3T5; family S5.5Oa6.5O
Wheat quiet and steady at Sl.30a1.32
Corn a shade hrmeT; western mixed isle
Oats weak and lower at 62a63c. BYE dull
and nominal at 95aS1O0. Provisions are
strong and higher with tendency sill up
ward. Mess pork firmec al S2l.O0. Bulk
meats higher; shoulders 9ial0cs clear rit
11a113c. Bacon frmer; shoulders 9ia10c