The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

eaicd5s Sew. York. Thursday q Sa,ooo virsiala 90
q M.
The stsamer.K CARGO from New York. sorsL.lver.
pool Thnrsday, took out sts7 ,3i7 IN specie.
The New York journal of Com nerce Of Thursday
afternoon. thus alludes to the state Of the money
market.
There hss been little more activity to-day. with
out change IN rates Of Interest. The Banks came
no conciusign Of importance at their meeting lat
evening. The certificates Of deposit are now boarded
hecsuse t.aey bear per cent interest Th total OF
these documents Is about 81 $4,000. of which the
Shoe and leather Bank holds 81 soo0 Most Of the
tice although they have taken no formal upon
financial m evement here dnring the remainder Of
the year, and we look for a market with an abiiI-
dance Of mosey and scarcity Of undonbted secqri-
tokens mild winter. and an early spring. with open
navigation and very active movement in produce
Mt date much in advance OF the corresponding
For ign Exchange ia firm for few leading bills
but there's still wide range In quotations ssztN
| The Boston Post of yesterday, thus notices the
money marketof that city:
/ The Boston Nancy market continues In the quiet
| condition heretofore reported. Upon the whole,
crate sums on live paper Of unquesiionable strength,
or to customers who retain hank confidence. In the
street money is abundant on such notes as are now
per * prominent, With first class endorsement it
sells readily at to 10 per cent The market. how
to be quite good the fayortes Of the street
be had at all rates from IL tolls Very good paper
was sold at l. Friday and Saturday. There would
| doubtless be brisk demand for money if people
| supposed thew could find supply at any price. 8
II Is the amount OF street negotiation is not large
| BALTIMORE CATTLE Market Dec 10 -Beeves-Tbe
offerings ut the scales to-day reached 1850 head Of
which mber 25i head were driven to Philadelphia
so sold Pennsylvania droyers 800 left unsold
and the maDder, $50 head. were sold to Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from s2.S7a to S4.37
the hoof and averaging 1864 gross lot of very
fine Cattle sold to Philadelphia packers at higher
figures. Hogs-Supply large, about to 1000 head
offered to-day. Holders firmer. sales for park
ing at Sc pr 100 lbs net Inferior lots sold ut 1878
and prime butchers Hogs at 1926 per 100 lbs net
We quote slaughtered Hogs at $6td6.so per 100 lbs
Sheep-Suppll large and market dull sales at 1915
| GA 50 per 100 lbs. gross.
| RICHMOND MARKETS DEc.Il.
| FLOUR-There were sales to day at S. 20 for Su-
perfne to shippers. We quote it S. 505 IS for fair
10 choice straight brands SuperfiIe.
WHEAT-Receipts fallen off considerably. We
quote still 81 1901 20 for good to fine Red; sl2l 30
| for good to fne White.
| C0kN-75@So cents per bushel for old. No sales
| of new.
SAVANNAH. Dec. e.-The sales of cote n te day
$40 bales, at from 9'4@l04c. 4 n. Mlddling is quot
| ed at lOc. q %.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
| NEW YoRE, Dec. ll-Flour heavy: State declined 5
cents. Wheat buoyant: southern white S.z5(G As
| red Si2aGi r. Corn has declining tendency;
white $50 s cents. Stocks lower: Yirginia6s ST.
RALTIMoR {. Dec. Flour and Wheat unchanged
Corn-old waite 63@s5 cts, new 1880 cts. old yell