Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-03
Markets BY TELEGRAPR.
Foreign marker.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPR.
Foreign MARKER
LONDON. Dec. 2-Consuls for money and
for account 91s@915. Bonds quiet. q; s.
coupons-62s 8s4; do. old '65s, S7S. do.
els 80; 1O40's 81.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Cotton dull and
unchanged; middling uplands 90; Orleans
| 9sd; sales 10, 900 bales; speculation and ex-
ports ], 800 bales ISLES for the week r.
600 bales; for export IA, 600 bales; specu-
lation 5000 bales. Stock 1874, 900 bales;
American $1,000 bales. Receipts $1,000
bales; American $1,000 bales. Wheat
spring los; winter los Sd.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-In the gold room
the many reports of French victories and
raising the siege of Paris, put more life
into the room, and run up the price of
gold until 111A was the rate paid. Carrying
rates I6D5 2 cent. The money market is
amply supplied with loanable funds avail
able on call, at sos 2 cent, with as the
ruling rate. Some Banks are sending cur
rency West. Government Bonds at first
call dull, and fraction lower than yester-
day; but at the noon board prices slightly
improved, and in sympathy with the gold
and stock market, became strong and fair
ly active. Sterling exchange 1857. State
bonds old Tennessees COZ; new 81.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, Dec 2.-The market is
dull and prices nominal Gloucester and
Merrimac prints are jobbing at 1O4c. This
is the gold value before the war. Gray
cloths are selling at 7A@74c; Amoskesg
bleached 144c; 36-inch 15c; 42-ineh 16c;
46-inch 1sc; Langdon 13@l4c; 42-inch
Ice; 46-inch 17sc.
New YORK General Markets.
New YORK, Dec. Flour, for specula
tive demand 1O@15e higher; superfine
So. OO05.2O. Wheat firm and demand fair;
winter red and amber Western 81 .44@1. 46.
Corn steady; old SEC; new rs; mixed
76@82c. Coffee dull and unsettled; Rio
144@1s4c; Java 21@23c, gold Sugar
Cuba 9f@1Oc; Porto Rico 10@1lc. No
lasses--New Orleans 63G73c. Rice 767sc.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Flour-super-
fine S5.OO@5.6j. Corn dull and IN
changed. Oats-prime Sic. Hay 500.
Mess pork $3.50; old 1922. 70. Bacon
1I1C3 AVk1-hC- A4aA0
tierces 134@14c; kegs 144914tc. Sugar
prime 93@10c. Molasses-prime 56@57c.
Whisky unchanged. Sterling 1195@l20t
Gold 1l05.
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Flour-extra spring
dull. Wheat 2 spring opened active
and excited, but closed quiet at 81 .OG@
| 1O7b: this P NJ unsettled at S105t
Corn quiet, closing at SOC; this P. N.
nominal. Rye 69c. Oats 39e. Barley
| quiet at 7S@79c Highwines-834@84c for
ironbound. Provisions quiet and steady.
Mess pork SIS. 5O@19OO, cash Lard
115@l2c cash. Hogs steady; dressed 800
@7.5O; live firmer at So. 15t96.5D. Cattle
quiet and unchanged.
Cincinnati Mnkkets.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Cotton dull and
dropping; middling 15c. Flour dull and
lower; family So. 3O95.50. Wheat dull
and unchanged at $L140L17. Corn
steady with renewed demands at 50@52c.
Rye 85@87c. Oats 45947c. Pork quiet
and unchanged; mess SIS. O0@19. %.
Lard-denand good and full prices asked
Steam for New Orleans contracts 11sc, on
80 days; kettle dull and dropping at 12c.
Bulk meats dull and nominalwith no de-
mand. Hogs demand good and higher
at Sc. 4OC96. so Green meats firm; shout
ders and sides 6@S4c; hams 1O@1l, heavy
aud light Whisky S2@s3c.
Louisville maEketss
LOU1svuLE, Dec. 2.-Bagging in good
demand. Hemp 27c. Cotton steady; mid
dlings 143c Flour in better demand; ex-
ira family S5.25. Grain dull and IN
changed. Hogs range from 1925 to Sc. So,
the latter for extra choice-bulk of sales
at Sc. 25@6. a7I. Provisions active, but
unchanged. Mess pork SO; rump $14
Bulk meats 1Ok@1O3c. Lard-prime Leaf,
in tierces 125c; in kegs 14e. Whisky SIC.
Tobscco-fairly active; sales Il hhd5. at
S4.95@12 80 for common lugs to medium
leaf; $50 for medium bright wrapper.
50. Louis Markets.
1T. LOUIS, Dec. Flour quiet and
unchanged; superfine winter S4.15@4S5.
Wheat firm and demand fair; red winter
$1.27@1.35 Corn firm and demand fair,
ranging from 81 to 5Sc. Rye 6J@7Oc.
Oats 43@45c. Whisky sec. Pork more
active at 9O0@19.5O. Bulk meats
jobbing lots sold at those; clear rib 1Ot@
lie; clear sides 1l@11t &c. Bacon = clear
sides Ice; sugar cured hams PIC. Lard
1IB@l2o. Hogs steady and full prices
asked, and from S5.75 to $6.45; mostly
Sc 2O@6.3 80. Cattle unchanged at 1000
$50.
New York Cotton Market.
NKw York, Dec. Cotton dull and
a shade lower; middling uplands 15ac.
Mobile Cotton Market
MOBILE, Dec. Cotton dull and lower
at l44@l4sc; sales 1000 bales; receipts
past day 1876 bales; shipments last
twenty-four hours S35 bales; stock So, $50
bales; receipts for the week 1865 bales;
shipments past week II, 220 bales sales
1910 bales.
New Orleans Cotton Market
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. Cotton firm and
demand fair; good ordinary 1344c; sales 1876
bales; receipts for the past day 1,099 bales;
shipments for the last twenty -four hours
$50 bales; stock 80, 895 bales; receipts for
the week 10, 200 bales; sales z, 40 bales.
savannah Cotton Market
SAVANNAH, Dec. Cotton quiet and
in fair demond; middlings 113c; sales 125
bales; recsipts past day 1886 bales;
shipments past twenty-four hours 5,435
bales; stock "A, S35 bales; receipts for the
week $685. Gales; shipments for the past
week 81, 800 bales; salds 1000 bales.
Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, Dec. Cotton demand
light, but holders firm; middlings lie;
sales 500 bales; receipts past day 1850
bales; stock on hand, SO, 800 bales; receipts
for the week, 10000 bales; shipments for
the past week, Is, $40 bales; sales, $4,000
bales.