Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NHw YORK. Dec. G.-Government bonds are
steady at the following quotations: 5-9ls cou-
pons ilS65, lgI1st9lg74: 5-ZOs, coupons 1865, yaR
June do, 1859 1859; July do, l05l99l0534.
The gold market is heavy, and closed at 1885.
The stock market is more active, and stronger
at the close; New York Central. llO34; Erie.
ne; Hudson, 80; Rsading, Ill; Michigan
Southern, 791z; illinois Central HIS; Pitts
burg, S57<; Northwestern, 81; do: preferred.
75y3 Toledo. ll21s; Rock Island. 1872; Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates, ~.
Foreign markets.
LIvERPOOL. Dee. s. evening.-Sales of mixed
corn at 29s. sd. OPS. I'd. Petroleum nominal at
Is. Sd. per gallon for white.
LONDON, Dec. 6, nosn.-Erie, 4l%4; Illinois
Central, ~. United States sos 703{.
LIyERPOoL, Dec. 6, noon.--Cotton quiet and
setiTe; middling uplandS, lad.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGo, Dec. 6-Fiour dull. with light sales
Of choice spring extra at $40 80. Wheat quiet
and less firm; No. ], 81 Q6; No. 2. 81 81. Corn
! at SO15c: No. opened at &c and closed at Use.
Oats, 4914c Barley, 81 l0q1 Is. Mess pork
sold At s17 so cash. Lard, l2r. Dressed hogs Is
| 92Oe lower, with sales at 50 506 so,
New York Market.
NRu York, Dee G.-EottoR. mddling uplands
331Sc. Flour rather more active; 81 5U99 80 for
superhne western. S 5OalO 50 for common to
mediuEl: extra western $40 l0Gll so choice do.
$40 00all - common to good shipping brands
| extra round hoop Ohio, closing dull. Wheat
rather more active. bus prices are without ma
terial change, 81 95E2 90 for No. Milwaukee.
Rye dull and dropping. Barley without decided
change Corn heavy and 2a3c lOHer-Sl 13eE
81 IA for shipping mixed western in store; 81 u
| al Is white western. aHd 81 03G1 05 FOR new
white Southern. Pork frmer and moderately
active; sales 800 bbs. at $4,000 50 for old mess,
closing at 500 81 cash: go 62t9S2l for, new do.
Bacon quiet and heavy. Cut meats heavy, 80
| I01S for shoulders and ll@l3 for hama.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, Dee 6.-There is n better feeling
noticed in almost all branches Of the trade.
There is calls for goods of the leading arti
| cles, and at very uniform and steady prices.
] There seems to be a general belief that prices
1 are as low as they will be at present, and with
| the shorter time on which the mills are running,
| there is no over stock TO be expected. Brown
/ shirtings and sheetings are very firm on account
| Of the light stock. Bleached dOmestics are rela-
| lively higher than brown and except for few
| leading prime qualities, prices are rather weak.
| Prints are more active, but prices remain about
| the same. Wooden goods are in better request
| for the Spring trade.
New Orleans Market.
| NEv ORLEASs. Dec. 6-Cotton dull. Sales of
| 1900 bales: low niddling 81, Iaiddling 33; re-
/ ceipts g. $50; sugar in good demand. fair "a,
| prime to choice 1l%G12;;: nOlassss, fair demand
70; sterling 5Ol z55l; New York sight "a dicOunt;
| gold 39R
| Milwaukee Market.
HILw4UEBH Dec. 6.-Tlour lever and active;
| wheat active, 60 03 for No. l. 81 81 for No. ?;
provisions lower, mess pork SIC. dressed hogs 81
/ (p6 70. F.r ..... r
Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, Dec. 6.-Flour steady. Wheat auiet
| at 81 so. Corn 81 90. Rye 81 90. Oats Sec.
| Provisions steady. Dressed hogs in moderate
| demand at Sc. fer 250fb average.
| Lake imports for the "A hours, $3.50 bb.s -four.
ID $50 bushels corn, 2llO0 bushels oats, rs bush
els barley