Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Money is active and
| firmer at 667 per cent. Sterling quiet and firm
at 100000 Gold scarcely so firm, opening at
1881, declining to 1885, advancing to 1895 and
closing at 1881. Government stocks 74@H per
cent. better,
NEW YoRK, Nov 24.-The Posts money article
says the loan market is easier but there is still an
uncomfortable feeling which is due in part to ap-
prehensions as to the Bank statement, which viii
in legal tenders. Some suppose thet the decline
will be as much as eight or ten millions; others,
with probably better reasons. estimate it at two
the reserve of the banks is attributed partly TO
the withdrawal by Mr.. McCullOch of thirteen mill
lion dollars of greenbacks, which have been can
celled during the last few weeks while the de-
mand for currency is greater than at any other
part of the year in consequence of the moving OF
the crops. Call loans are per cent. this morning
with exceptions at per cent. Discount notes are
dull and slow at 799 per cent. Stocks are better.
Government securities are in active demandat i'm
proved quotations.
Weekly Review of the New York
Wholesale Market.
New York, Nov. 24.-Flour has been greatly
depressed during the past week, and ct times
quite panic prevailed owing to large arrivals, a
decline in gold and stringency in the money mar
ket. Prices have declined from 60 to 75c barrel
on low and medium grades, and SOC on family
up for export to Europe. The stock has increased
and is now about $4,000 barrels, equal to one
half of the stock held at this time last season.
Wheat has been offered more freely, and has
huetuated and declined To Sc per bushel. At
this concession there is q demand for export.
Winter wheat has been much neglected and closes
heavy and lower. The stock has increased to
about 100000 bushel. No. 2 spring sold to some
extent to-day at e 2S@2 %; fair No. l OF 81 40;
Amber State at about 50 s.. and fair white at
81 IS. Oats have declined. but at the close are
hrmer with some inquiry for export The stock
has increased materially and is now about $50 900
bushels. Barley has been in active demand, but
at lower rates, and has been taken chiefly for ex-
port 1t closes in fair demand at 9Sc9sl and 81 3
for choice fall, and 20 for good winter The stock
is about 100000 bushels. Rye has rapidly de-
clined. and closes dull ut reduced figures, 81 ITO
rs for western and 81 2Sal so for State. Corn
has hue'uated Violently, and closes at 81 26 in
store and 81 z ahoat, the latter rate for export
Pork has been much unsettled, and mess has
sold as low as $2l 80, but With a more active de-
mand partly recovered. The market is still unset
tied and trade is demoralized. Live hogs have
been very active, and close frmer with spirited
demand. Packers and consumers have bought
freely. At the close there is more hrmness. Lard
has declined materially, but partially recovered at
the close under the reaction IN gold and there Is
same demand for export. Cut meats have de-
clined rapidly, and are dull and nominal at the
close.
and mddlings advanced to 361Zc. The demand
was from exporters and spectators. The market
closed firm at 35e for mid ling uplands.
Coffee has been extremely dull, and quotations
are nominal. MOiaSses has been neglected and
prices favor buyers.
Petroleum is dull and prices have gradually de-
clined. closing with a downward tendency.
Sugar has been inactive and prices have fallen
off closing nominal.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NRw YORK. Nov. A.-Ths Idry goods trade
shows less hopeful signs at the close of the week
than has been exhibited for the former few days;
There is a light demand for goods which IS filled
at prices highly favorable to buyers, but less to
Cincinnati MARKET
CISCISSATI,. Nov. 24;-Cotto9 decidedly irmer
and prices shade higher. Middling is held at
Flour is in but limited demand at S1O@1O rs for
Superfne, and 81 509l3 so for trade brands.
Wheat frmer, but not much done. No. red
81 S5@a2 So.
Corn frmer and prices rather lower. No. l, 47e.
Rye dull and declined 10 81 l29l IS for No. /. -
Barley in gensral demand at 81 20 for choice
Whisky dali at SIC in bond.
Hogs dull and prices lower. Sales at S696 50
gross, and 81 5O17 60 net. Mess pork dull and in
but limited demand, Green meats dull and but
little Offering. Shoulders Ga; sides So and hams
101[9l0llc. A small lot was sold at Zoe, but this
was considered below the market. Lard dull at
121Ic. Bacon in limited demand at l334gl4e for
shoulders and l414 for clear sides. The stock Is
nearly exhausted. New bulk shoulders twenty
days in salt sold at SIZE. packed.
Sugar dull atll1zt914e. Coffee 15G19c and dull.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 24.-Sales Of A bids low
grade tobacco, Market unchanged- ga
Prime Wheat, g Is. Corn, old. 9Oc. new ear
81 Mes s' pork 81 co. bacon shoulders 14e clear
sides Is.
Lard in tierces l21%.
Raw Whisky 81 80.
Cotton BIG.
New Orleans Market,
New ORLEANS, Nov. 24-COtton active and
higher. Sales, 400 bales low middling at sc.
Receipts $500 bales.
Sugar lower at Zoe for fair. MOlasses lower, in
ferior, 40c; prime 625g6c. :.
Bank sterling so. New York Exchange 4 dis
count. Freights unchanged.
Foreign Markets by: Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23-M.-During the week the
cotton market has been rather dull but steady, at
I'D for middling uplands. Transactions were not
very heavy and sales for the week do not foot
up 60OO0 bales. To-day the market shows some
Improvement. and prices have an advancing ten
dency. Middling uplands was quoted this morn
ing at II I'D.
Breadstuffs continue to advance and the mar
ket to-day is still frmer. Corn Is quoted this
morning at 4Os. -.. =. .oo,>
LoNDoS. Nov. 2s.-Consols are quoted at 99H
for money I. S. sos 734 Illinois Central Io74
Erie 50z.