Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-26
FIRST BOARD.


FIRST BOARD
5000 North Carolina six per cents, new. 3gK
I,OOO North Carolina six per cents new ......39
10000 North Carolina six per cents new, sp tx 435{
5000 North Carolina six per cents, new. b. c. 43
ll,OOO south Carolina SIX per cents, new. .6S
1000 Missouri six per cents ................S 71
: 5000 Louisiana six per cents, levee bonds 634
SECOND BOARD.
5 1000 Tennessee six per cents, new ......... 54I
1000 North Carolina six per cents new, SD tx AZ
5000 Nerth Carolina six per cents new, sp tx 49,
$1,000 Louisiana six per cents, levee bonds $50,
1900 Louisiana six per cents, levee bonds. Ga
The sales on 22d were as follows:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, eX. coupons. 50
$4,000 Tennessee six per cents, new ......b c "a
5000 North Carolina six per cents. Az
1000 North Carolina six per cents.
1000 North Carolina six per cents new. 40
5000 North Carolina six per cents new, SD. tx.42
10000 North Carolina six per cents, new b c. Al =
10000 North Carolina six per cents, new, $50 40h
SECOND BOARD.
5000 Tennessee six per cents ex. coupons 60
10000 Tennessee six per cents, new, .
1000 Georgia seven per cents. 81 Z
5000 Missouri six per cents ............. 81 4
5000 North Carolina six per cents, new. .....3 80
5000 North Carolina six per cents, new sp tx 49,
1000 Louisiana six per cents, leyee bonds 64E
The New York EUeniag Post, Of the 22d says
| The money market continues to work easily for
borrowers on call at six and seven per cent. There
is, however, an active inquiry for money on time,
1
| rate of fifteen TO eighteen 2 cent. & Gnnum
/ Lenders a rule unwilling to accept even
| these high rates for time engagements. The ship
| ments of currency to-day to the South are small
| the city banks having but limited amount Of the
| smaller denominations of notes, which are in par
| ticuar request in that section. The Treasury De
| partmeut have yet furnished but few of these
notes; up to tO-daythe Treasury at Washington haC
| received from the bank note companies only
S24 900 of the new g twOs' of 1869. The outflow Of
| currency from this city usual at this season hai
been materially restricted by the scarcity Of this
class Of notes, and it is possible that the future
| movement may be somewhat modified for the SAINT
reason. 1t is, however, inevitable that cOnsideTa
| bic amounts OF currency must be sent from herr
TO move the cotton and hog crops. Commercial
paper is quiet at ten 10 twelve Z cent. for prime
acceptances, and twelve to fifteen for good names
The purchases are confined to private buyers
| neither the country nor the city banks beInl
in condition to more than accommodate ther
own customers
OF the Chicago grain market the Evening jour
nal of that place of the 22i says:
The grain markets to-day were dull and heavy
Wheat was dull and prices suffered decline O
| 2Ea2a$c Il bushel, sales being made at 81 O2Gl O.
| for No. 9GG97hlc. for No. ? Sld s3c. for No.
and 7OG7lc. for rejected spring-cOsing at ga
| g7L(c. for No. 2 Flour was less active but no
| quOtably lower. Corn was dull, stale and unprOht
! able at a decline of 2L62llC. z per bushel. No.
sold at 64lG661., and closed at 645EG6424c Oat
were duh and %aAc. z bushel lower, ranging a
| 39]zj9395.c. for No. . Rye was quiet No. fel
| 2G3c., and rejected 4G5c. q misunderstanding a
| 75c. for No. 72c. for No. ?, and &c. for re
| jected. Barley was more active and unchanged
| No sold at SIC, and No. closed at about 81 i