Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-07
Commercial.
Richmond Dispatch of December srd has the

TIE Richmond Dispatch of December ;rd has the
following:
There is more ease in money matters. but no i'm
provement as to business and general enterprise
There is disposition prevalent to await the issue
OF events.
We give below, for the information of the pub
lie, lists OF bankable and unbankabe Virginia notes,
and the rates of discount charged BY the brokers
the untankable:
Li.t Of Virginia Notes BonLable in Richmond.
All the Banks located in Richmond, and the
branches OF such as have branches.
Bank OF Commerce, Fredericksburg.
Bank of Howardsville, Howardsville, Abemarle.
Bank of the Old Dominion, Alexandria.
Bank of Rockbyidge, Lexington.
Bank of Rockingham, Harrisonburg.
Bank of Scottsve, Scottsville
Central Bank OF Virginia, Staunton.
Danyille Bank, Danviile, Va.
Farmers Bank of Fincastle, Fincastle.
Merchants Bank, Lynchburg.
Mont cello Bank, Charlottesville.
Southwestern Bank. Wythevile.
Branch of the Bank of the Valley, Staunton.
Do. do. do. DO, Christiansburg.
L;ss of Virginia Bank Notes Un0anka0ls IN RscS-
MonG.
Bank of the Valley and branches save at Staun-
ton and Christiansburg.
Bank Of Wheeling, Wheeling.
Manutacturers' and Farmers Bank Of Wheeling
and Branches.
Northwestern Bank of Virginia. Wheeling, and
branches.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling,
and branches.
Bank OF Charleston, Maiden, Kanawha.
! Bank of Berkeley, Martinsburg.
Branch OF Bank OF tie Old Dominion at Pearls
burg.
i Bank of Phillippi, Phillippi, Barbour conunty.
| Bank OF Winchester, Winchester.
Paramount Bank, Fairmount.
The notes of the foregoing Banks are bought by
the brokers of this ctv at 11a2 per Ct discount.
Virginia Bank Notes that at Taoent, -fus per
cent Discount.
The rotes of the following Banks are at Is per
cent. discount:
Bank of Manassas, Front Royal.
Bank Of w eston, Lewis county.
| Trans-Alleghany Bank of JeffersonVille, Taze-
we'll.
There are probably few, if any, OF the notes of
the last named Bank afoat as it has been discred-
tied for some years.
! Exchange on the North is still scarce and rates
high We quote on New y DIRK "A Philadelphia
1, and Baltimore per cent. premium.
/ North and South Carolina Bank notes are per
cent. discount, save the Planters and Miners Bank
OF Murphy, N. c.. which is bought at 70 per dis
count.
! FLouE.-We still quote as last week; but there
is so little doing that the rates may be considered
nominal. To the trade, Supertine S6.50a$G.75 !;
Extra $7sS7 rs; Family 81 50aSSo0. No sales to
/ Wharf.-The market is dull. The quotations
good to prime red 81 20as1 rs; good to prime
white ST. .30aSl35 These are now the time quota
tons.
OArs.-We quote 3715a40 cts. per bushel.
+ RYE.-75aS0 cts. per bushel.
/ HAY.-$l. .5aSl 20 per cwt.
BAooN.-Sides l21z cents: Shoulders 10]4c ;
plain Hams lie; Sugar cured l3al3Hc; Todds
Suga, cured l5c.
CorrEB.-We quote Rio l411a1515c Laguayra,
none in ket; Java l6}1al' cts Mocha Is cts.
Market firm.
suGAns.-New Orleans Sugar, in market.
Cuba 71zaslzc; Porto Rico sa9Ac; Loaf lal NC;
Crushed and Powdered lGJ4c; Coffee Sugar, a
lOc; d 931c; Extra c 92lc.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans 50a55 cts Cuba Mus
covado. in bills, 32a371z cts, in hhds., 25a50 ;
English Island, 37]5 cts; Ochenhousens 2s
WHIsKEy.-Richmond Rectifed 2l1aa2315 cts !;
Stearns' Old Matted Rye $3.50; other qualities IS
l.50 per gallon.
BzEr.--supply continues large. Extremes now
auotable S5aS4 per cwt. gross. lot Of very fine
Cattle sold last week as high AS SIS per cwt. The
bulk OF sales from 50 80 to S3.75 gross.
SHKEP.-Supply not very good. We quote sales
good to prime, at 81 80 to $50 per cwt. gross
fan to good per head, sell 50. so to S..
j Hoes.-Sales Of corn fed ct $SaS6. rs per cwt.
dstillery-fed S7.25aS7.75.
BsLTlMohE, Dec. 5.-Flour quiet and steady
! VI heat stead -red ST o5al l6 Corn steady-new
white and yellow 50a55. Provisions dull at nomi-
nal rates. Coffee quiet at l4al415. Whiskey low
er-euoted at 1871.
New Yong, Dee 5.-Stocks dull an Iower-N. Y.
Cent al 74ls; Va. 6's rs; Mo- 6's 1874.