Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-07

mand far; superine western 50. coos. s,
Wheat-demsnd light but holders firm;
Western red amber S1.44@1. 46. Whis-
Ky 694@90c. Oorn in firm demand: fair
old mixed 79@S1c; new 77@79c. Coffee
dull and unsettled; sales of 600 bags of
Rio at private terms. SuRar-Cuba 946
1O3c; Porto Rico 10@1O3c. .Molasses-
New Orleans 63@75c. Rice 62@7c.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, Dec 6.-The dry goods
business in this line continues languid
with but few changes In the quotations.
The most important change to-day was an
advance in Gardner's prints to 10 cents by
leading joEbing house, at which controls
them. Brown and bleached shirtfnQs and
sheetings are in ample supply, and are
relatively selling at low enough rates, as
are Nous Delains, but there are a variety
Of colhred cottons wich will bear reduc-
ton.
New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 6.-The PRESIDENT
message and the report of the Secretary Of
the Treasury created very little talk in
financial circles, and produced scarcely
any fluctuations in the different markets
In Wall street. They are well received as
conservative in tone and in no manner
calculated to disturb the markets. The
gold market was dull; opening at 1lOs,
and advanced to 1105. The rates for car
rying were hat@2 q cent, and for borrow
ing 2 per cent. q. s. bonds dull,
and ranged ], per cent. lower Money
easier to-day at 6 per cent. State
securities are without much change. The
gold room was again without quotations,
securities in the London cable being en-
ployed IN the transmission of the Presi-
dents message and reportsss Some talk Of
litigation in New York Central scrip caused
an uneasy feeling in gold. Clearances
$45, 900, 900. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills 1851. Money market easy.
Louisville Markets.
LUu1svnLz, Dec. 6.-Bsggfng unchang.
ed. Cotton weak and lower; middlings
14c Flour-demand good; extra family
1928. Grain dali. Hogs active and
firmer; packers bought all in the stock
yards at prices ranging from flight weights
to $500 for extra heavy and choice. Pro-
visions active; sales Of ], 800 barrels prime
mess pork at $3.50 to Eastern parties;
sales of 200, 900 lbs. bulk meats, packed,
at TOTO. for shoulders; 104@1O4c. for
clear nib, and 11@114c. for clear sides;
sales of 1900 pieces green meats from
block, at 81, 94@1OSc. Sugar cured fancy
hams 20Ac; plain 19c. Lard in fierce 12c;
kegs 14c. Whisky advanced to Sc, bui
very little here.
Cincinnati MarketA
OrzouNAr1, Dec. 6.-Cotton dull anG
unchanged; middling 144c. Flour anG
grain unchanged. Pork dull and unchang.
ed; saIeable at $19; held at Sl9 so. Lard
quiet and unchanged; salesble at 112@I2c;
held 4c higher. Bulk meats quiet and
weak; sales at 62@92@1O4c loose and %
days in salt. Hogs opened firm and close
dull; closing at $4,000 so; receipts
1880. Whisky advanced to S5@S6c Green
meats active; sales 800, 900 lbs. shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides; seller December.
Sc, Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-Flour quiet and IN
changed; super winter 81 15@425. Wheat
dull and unchanged; No. 2 red winter
Sl.29. Corn dull and unchanged; yellow
52@57c. Oats 423@44c. Rye-nothing
doing. Highwines S6c. Provisions steady
and prices unchanged Mess pork S19. 25
@19.5O. Bulk meats 74p1O1@11; fully
cured &c. higher. Bispn-clear sides
lower, 15c; hams, 8. C. e04@21c. Lard
dull; jobbing 124c; chotse 14@144c, in
kegs Hogs opened firutbut closed lower;
at the cless the extreme range was Sc. 25
$50; chiefly $500.
New Orleans Cotton Market
New ORLEANS, Dec. Cotton in fair
demand and at lower rates; middlin Is
144915c.. receipts IL, 500 bales; sales TO-
500 bales.