Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-28

| uAAluAn5 41eN1 low mlu44lL5 lac gOoQ or
binary 133cs net receipts 46 bales.
MOBILE, July Election unchanged;
middling 145c; low middling I4c; good
ordinary 1890; net receipts TO bales; exports
coastwise bales; sales 100 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 27.- Cotton entirely
nominal no quotations: net receipts Z
bales; sales S bales.
9a.EEPHs, July27. - Cotton - market
dull and lower at 14Ic.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Coitor-market
dull and lower at 13a13sc.
LOUISVILLE, July 7.-Co,tor-market
dull and dropping at 143c.
CNGEEATI, July 27- Cottou-market
dull and nominal at I45c.
Foreign RaEhess,
LONDON, July p. 5 P. M.-Amount of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day f5l, 900; Cunso.5 Tor
money "a 0-16; for account 940-16; United
States 5-20s Of '65, 1913; DO. 1867, 1881;
LOADS 1O5t; new IS, 1893; New YORK
Central, 90; Erie, IS; Erie preferred q.
PARIS, July 27.-Rentes 66E.
FRANKFORT, July 27.-5-zOs Of 1862,
LIVERPOOL. July 27.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester are quiet and unchanged.
FlOur-extra State 253. Wheat No. 2 to
No. spring 10sal0s 81. Corn-mixed
36ts. POrk-western los; eastern SIS.
Lard-American 62s. Cheese-fne Amer
lean SOS.
ANTWERP, July 27-Petroleum "a.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, July 2T-The failure Of
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co, created great ex-
element in the gold room where the price
advanced rapidly from 112i to 116s and
subsequently declined to 1l35. Still later
there was a rally to 1145 and reaction to
ia. The last sales were at l14i. The
borrowing rates were 1-64, 6, 8, ?, aud L
10 per cent. The gold room presented a
very animated appearance, ard such scenes
as occurred have not been witnessed since
the panic Of 1873. The rapid rise TO II6s
was caused partly. by the rush to cover on |
the parts Of shorts, and after many Of the |
bears had covered their contracts the price |
naturally reacted. Among the foreign |
bankers the failure was the sole topic of |
discussion, and there was very little bust |
ness in foreign exchange. Government |
bonds closed firm. Railroad bonds were
steady. State bonds were quiet except for |
Tennessees which are better on Stock Ex- |
change. The stock market was thrown IN |
70 great confusion for time and a heavy |
decline IN prices took place, and subse- |
quently there was sharp and decided re- /
coYeTy when 1t was known that beyond Pa |
mama Duncan, Sherman & Co. were not /
long Of securities that had general mar
Lat aaua a IL
mama which dropped from 13l to Up and |
Afterwards rose to 1881 bid; Western Union
declined from SO to q and afterwards re-
covered to 7S5; Lake Shore declined from /
6lt TO 81 and later rose TO 59{; Northwest
ern declined from 4lS to 364 and later re-
to 3Stt; Union Pacific dropped from
"a to IS and recovered to %; st. Paul fell
from 36s TO 81 and rallied TO 35l; Rock Is
land declined form 1861 to 1893 and after
wards sold up to 105; Pacific Mail declined
from 80 to "a and afterwards recovered to
3Stt; New York Central declined from 1O4 |
10 IO2 and afterwards sold up to 103. The
decline in the balance of the list was 1a2
per cent, with a partial recovery. To-day
.he market closed with a calm in financial |
circles and marked recovery from the de-
preston which followed the suspension Of
DAAAl@AAiF DAlAAlA1A ~ w. i Ills were D1ElL- L
,ularly the case in Stock Exchange which |
suffered early in the day by false rumor
hat Commodore Vanderbilt was IN at Sar-
.tOga. There was large increase in the
rOlume Of business with good BUYERS az a
iecline. Western Union made the greatest
ecOYery and rallied to 795 with closing
BUSINESS at I95aI9t, the extremes Of the
lay were S2s and %; Union Pacific re-
ID e. Ill Al I
he opening price of this stock was 745. |
Pacific Mail after declining from SO to 81
allied 70 3St fand closed at 379. North
western declined from 445 to 36t and re-
covered 10 40 with the last sales at 39i: |
referred dropped from So to 52t and clos
d at 52S. St. Paul fell from 36i TO 81 and |
fterwards advanced to 36t, closing at 355;
referred declined from J97 to IS and re-
Overed 10 SO. Rock Island sold down from
O54 to 1904, rallied 10 105 and closed at |
"a. New York Central receded from IO4 |
o 1O2 and then rallied to I03. Panama |
eclined from 81 70 122 and closed at I24a
p. Missouri Pacific receded from So 10
81. OhiOs Feceded from 49, TO 2Z1. The
ther changes were less important. At the
nal close the market closed active and
I'm.
4A1 - aA4r A1lJtA 4dAEAAfal-A.C VI "
en- and two o'clock to-day aggregated 26l,- |
90 shares, Of which 4I,OOJ shares were
'acific Nail, 600 Western Union, 5000
northwestern, 5000 Rock Island, 1906 |
/. Panl, 5000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, A.
90 New York Central, 5000 Ohios and
800 Union Pacific.
Sterling Exchsnge-Bsakers' Bill 4.SGt;
United States coupons Of 1881 I21; sos
f 1862 1153; do. Of 1864 III do. 1865,
49,; do new 1875 .. S. coupons Of 1857,
209; DO. Of 1865, 1203; new fYes, l165
O-40s, 1165; currency sIXes 1923; Missouri
tate bonds 1913. Tennsssee old 80; 10
eH 1910. StOckg-West5TD Union Tele-
-sph 795; New York Central 1929; ETis
4; do. preferred 20; Atlantic and Pacific
telegraph l9i.
New York DFF 9ootla s4RrEeE