The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-07

New YoxK, DscsmbSr 'e.-!1a~po,t Ia. N.
following .sThe drain OF green ~. a ths
South continues International baI IN. "a
been notified by the commissioner OF IN ~,
revenue that they are no longer required
nav license tax npou greater sum than their
chartered capital. The dulness OF general bush.
ness is increasing and II awakens most pro-
found coacern.. II results from over excite
ment, heavy taxes, and an Apprehension OF
speedy specie payments. The stock market Is
dull and laDguid Governments lower rail-
roads feyerish, with no disposition to buy.
The loan market inactive and easy NJ tGI.
Rather more product paper Is Offering, but
there is disposition 70 discriminate against
anything but the very best" . .
NEW YORK MARKETS., THURSDAY. iii,
New YoRX, December 6-Forenoon. -Gold,
lssh. Exchange, saG9B; 5-2o's, coupons '69,
losA 81, 'lO6A IS, lo7h; new, 1854 los,
100: rs, first series, 105S second, l05h. Mis-
souri, s's, 9eh. Money, 6@7, and active; loans,
with exceptions, at S. Stocks dull and weas.
new YORK, December 6-Afternoon. Get.
ton scarcely so firm sales 900 bales uplands,
3SMc., with some sales reported ut 33c. Flour
rather more active; sales II, 200 barrels state,
81. 5o6ll.lj; Ohio, s1oGlo 49, western, e7.5oG
lls0; southern, Sll .20@l6. Wheat more
active, but unchanged sales 5000 bushels /;
white California prime, s3.3j13.3S. Corn
heavy and 2@4c. lower sales $4,000 bushels !;
western, 81. llGl.4. Oats rather easier sales
$4,000 bushels; western, 6lG62c. Beef heavy.
Pork firmer. Lard lower at $llG12ia. But.
ter unchanged. Whisky quiet. Rice quiet.
Sugar, coffee, and molasses dull. Naval stores
dull and lower. Turpentine, $685. Tallow
dull Wool quiet. Freishts to Liverpool
firm and quiet. 5-20's coupons of '62, losa:
'64, loo 4 '65, 1917 new issue, loss. Gold,
l3STs9l39. Stocks steady. Money, I.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, December 6.-Grain steady;
receipts light. Chicago brands of flour very
heavy. Provisions dropping. Mess pork, ~
@22.J0 Cut meats neglected and nominal.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS. t@
ST. LOUIS, December 8.--Flour dull: lower
grades, 81 50d ]. IS higher, 81 J09l3.5O. Wheat
steady: few buyers I'm the market spring, S2G
2. 10; fall, o.. 4o92 30. Corn-New white and
yellow, 75c. :; old, soc. Oats dull, and declined
at 62664c. Barley---Spring, $l.lO; fall, sleo.
Whisky...No sales. Mess pork, 5000. Lard
dull nothing doing. Hogs lower at -. 2jG6lo.
MOBILE MARKETS, WEDNESDAY,
MOBILE, December 3.-Cotton-Sales to-day,
| 800 bales; middlings, SoG3lc., in active de.
mand, factors obtaining rather better prices
| early in the day, but at the close prices In
favor Of buyers, closing dull Ut quotations.
| LOUISVILLE MARKETS, "WEDNESDAY. ..m
LOUISVILLE, December 5.--Cotton-Sales,
ll2 bales low middlings, Sic. Eighty-nine
hogsheads of leaf tobacco sold ut full rates
Superfne Hour, - JO4sl0. Wheat, ~ Goa
s2.75 Bulk corn, 9oc. Bulk oats, 3i'G a9c
Mess pork, $l9.7JlIsl9.9j. Hogs, 1'.a6Hc.j
sales, 10000. Green sides, 9a99Sc. Sugar
l3hc. Molasses, &c. asr
| LIVERPOOL MARKETS BROUGHT By STEAMER.
At Liverpool on the oath, the brokeis' circu
| lars reported sales of cotton for the week END
ing Friday at $1,000 bales. The market has
been firm and generally unchanged. OF The
above sales spectators took 1900 and exporters
| Ia 900 bales. The circulars continue: The
sales yesterday reached $1,000 bales, the mar
ket closing with an upward tendency Specu'
lators and exporters took 5000 bales OF yester'
DAYS sales. The following are the authorized
quotations: Orleans fair, l6Md.; mIddiings
HID; Mobile, fair, lji+d.; middlings, li&d.
uplands, fair, dad. middlings, I'D. The
stock Of cotton in port is ascertained 10 d.
647, 800 bales, of which $4,000 are American
The adyces from Manchester are unfarorable
| goods and yarns being very dull and nominal
| Richardson, Spence, and the usual authorize:
quote -four quiet and steady; wheat buoyant
corn advanced Is, and still tending upward.