Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-04
MARKETS EY TEhEGRAPH.
Foreign Mark es.

ELoNDoN. Dec. 3.-Consuls for money and
for account % U. s. Bonds-coupons '62s
5-20s SSt; do. Cos, S73; do. SIS 30;
10 4O's 81.
LIVERPOOL, Dec Cotton dull and
dropping; middliDg uplands Sss@9d; Or
leans 94@9sd; sales 10000 bales, exports
and speculation. Wheat-red 10s@10s Sd.
New Work Money Market.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-Business in all de-
partments of Wall street was scarcely ever
50 dull. Gold strong, but not active,
opening at III, advanced to 111s, closing
st 111@112 per annum for carrying. Clear
ances $50, COO, 900. Governments steady
and unchanged. Money strong at 5@6 per
cent Stocks active and stronger, except
Rock Island State securities dull and
local interest manifested. In the forth
coming report of the President and Secre-
tary of the Treasury, the only point of in
terest in the former to financial men is the
Alabama question. Money market active
and stronger at one time during the day,
and the rate on cat was per cent Stock
brokers towards the close were easier and
it could be had at 6 per cent. Sterling
exchange 1909.
NEEh4A Damn oAAAGSAL-NAs
The bank statement is unfayorable as
will appear in the following exhibit, the
loss being nearly S18O,0OO in legal tender
reserve
Loans, increase. G65, 029
Specie, crease..................... 1,114,551
Circulation, decrease. lis, 29l
Deposits, increase. $40, 246
Legal Tenders, decrease.......... 900
NoVg YORK General Markets.
New York, Dec. 3. - Flour demand
good and full prices asked; superfne win
ter S5.OO@5.25. Wheat dull and holders
anxious to sell; winter red and amber
Western S1.42@145. Corn dull and IN
settled; new 75@79c; mixed SIC. Coffee
quiet and unchanged; Rio13B@14tc; Java
2O5@22Jc; Cuba 93@1O4c; Porto Rico
1O01OIc Molasses-New Orleans 6et972c.
Rice 7@72c.
new Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Dec Corn firm and
demand fair: white soc. Observation-Disclosures
higeer at 14c. Sugar-prime 94@l0c.
Molasses - prime 55@57c; others IN
changed. Sterling 1909. Sight exchange
on New York SC discount. Gold III.
81. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3 Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat - advance asked, but
none established. small sales No. 2 red
winter SIPS. Corn in better demand;
mixed 43@4Sc; yellow 4S@49. Rye-no-
thing done. Oats 42@45c. Whisky &c.
Provisions firm. Pork $40 25@19 so.
Bulk meats 7b@8c; clear rib 109@11e;
clear sides 11Bc. Bacon clear rib easier
at 153@lGc. lard-jobbing 12c. Hogs
sitter at S6OO@6,50. Cattle unchanged.
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Flour spring
ouiet and irmer at 81 50@5. $50. Wheat
No. 2 spring family active snd unsettled at
81. O5@1. 055i, cash; This P. Nj. dull and
nominal Corn shade lower; old 5O3@51c;
this p. NJ. old SOC. Rye 7S@69c. Oats $50.
Barley firm and in fair demandat 1870.
Highwines-S 35c for ironbound; 83c for
woodenbound. Mess pork s;16.75 cash
Hogs, dressed, steady at S7.OO@7.5O;
live firmer and higher at S6.25@6.15.
Cattle quiet and unchanged.
E,OuLSvfiIe Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Dec, 3 --Bagging sales of
fax on orders 274@2Sc. Cotton in good
demand and stock light; middlings 144c.
Flour steady; extra family 1926. Grain
duh and nothing doing. Hogs active, and
ptices range from Sc. 90 to $3.50, for light
and extra heavy weights-bulk Of sales at
Sc, 2O@6. 40; receipts $500 head. Pro