Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-05

| 1852 bales.
Cincinnati, Dee. 4.-Cotton, demand fair
and prices advanced; low middling Il OH xe-
Louisville. Dec. 4--COtton steady; mid
ding 1sc.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, Dec. market generally steady
| put without much animation. COttOns staple
brands especially steady, with a limited demand
az ~ 9I3e Tor best heavy brown sbeetings; &c
/ Tor Indian Head; AZ C for Dwight Star 10; 11Ic
| Ior broadWay do; IL 9l2c for Augusta do; sc for
! DO; u &c for 81 MOnadnOck; soc for 1910 Pen
pereu do; 90c for 81 do; 95c for 81 do; 4Oc for
~ 90; zoe Tor III do &c for printing cloths;
| l4e for printed calcoes, best Mall; 20c for new
Styles delaines; I7c for old STYLES; 22Ke for I'm
PeIlaI reppesj soc for COTS alpaca braids; soc
Ior Oiark's o. n. T. and y. P. Coats six-cOrd
thread. -
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Dec. 4.-Gold weak. opening at
HOY and closing at 11OK@11OK Loans at from
10 per cent for carrying. Clearings S5I $780,
w. Government bonds dun and steady. The
treasury to-day paid out 81 200, 0O0 gold in re-
| uempuOn OF go bonds. Stocks Opened duIl but
later IN the day were tirmer, with an advance vi
y 20 ~ per cent in the general list and 2 to 24
| per cent IN Hannibal and st. Joseph share. There
was little more activity in a few of the LEADING
| stocks, such as Lake Shore, Northwestern Com
mon, Erie and Western Union Telegraph, the
iStter advanced u per cent on the report OF
/ Presidents message attracted cSm1arativeIv
| speaking, very little attention in Wall street.
| but generally firm on last call
Sterling Exchange-Bank bills 1O9K; e. S.
coupons 1881, III Y; u 5. 5:20's '62 11OE; do "a
fs At 10 20 ~ new go lI3; do ~ 1x; do
oo MY; iO-4Us 1O9&; currency SIS t13. Ten
heSSee Old 90 DO Lew 65E; Virginia, new, 81 do
Old so; North Carolina, old, 35H do new, Iii
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4--Flour quiet and weak.
State s5.sO@eIO; common to good eTtra 81 S5
go; good to choice S6.6O67 10; white Western
Sa:;iI9gl;SG Ohio extra s65O97 10; st. Louis
S6TOg7.25. Rye quiet Corn meal 0nief
| Whisky trmer; held at 81 a9sc Bran and wbsaf
dull and prices have declined: receipts gG. Don
bushels; No Chicago spring S150ai 81; No. 1
MnNaukee and Duluth Sl.55; No. i VI ilwaukee
SLAB; winter red Western Sf.55aI. 81. amI,sr
Sl64@l66; white S1-659l.73. Rye quiet; BUYERS
AZ SOc, sellers dc Barley quiet and weak; State
SocCgSllO lOtter choice malt. Corn dull and
prices have declined; receipts 80 500 bushels;
western mixed 7Sc; new 76k (d7Se; white S}c.
oats dull and prices dropping; receipts 116.OO0
Dushelsi western and Ohio 55K56Xc: Hav and
hops unchanged. Eggs steady, with moderate
demand at 33935c. Coffee, demand fair and
market firm; Rio 1s@20c. Molasses. fair to good |
refining 81 @9Kc; Cuba 999Xc; New Orleans As |
@50c Rice EG9c. Cruhe petroleum 12S[c. - |
fined &c. TaTpentine firm at CSC. Total stock /
Graln-Wheat 4,Ol4,O00 bushels, corn I,3i6O0O /
bushels oats 292, 600 bushels rye sos 600 bashels
mai $4,000 bushels, barley 24S 900, peas 1900 /
bushels. PrOyisiOns-POrk weak; mess heavy.
long clear and short ribs &c; long cut hams 9xc;
short clear, December to February, IA a3c: short
ribs, January, 7Ke. Lard dull; NO / 10 prime. 1
steam s(99Hei prime kettle, rendered, exc; Jan |
uary SIC; December 9Hc. Butter and cheese /
unchanged
st. Louis Markets.
ST Louis, Dec. 4-FlOur low grades scarce /
and hrm; prices entirely unchanged Wheat 4
firm; No. red S155. Corn steady; mixed on /
T l 5oei DO sacked 41c942Hc. Barley firm; 4
No: Iowa 65e. Rye firm at T2@73e. Tobacco /
active at full prices. Hemp nominal at g5cM /
Sl'40 for fair % choice undressed Bargirg
quiet at nc. Pork, order lots S13. Dry salt 1
Ineaf-llT1HT 81. "a
e4c' clear 6<e. Bacon easier; for clear RIB T7@ /
~ clear hrm at Nc Lard active at SIC cash
ana seller first half Of January. Green hams
tA@t8e. hOgs opened higher at S4@44J, but
buyers stood on and prices fell Zoe, closing with
a downward tendency. Cattle unchanged at
S5-9Ogo for fair TO choice. Receipts-FlOur 6,OOO /
barrels, wheat $1,000 bushels, corn Is 600 bushels
oats 1900 bushels, barley none, rye 5000 bush
els, hogs II 30.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Dec. Flour, demand fair and
market firm Corn scarce, nominalIy csc. Oats
demand talr and market firm at 52G53. HAY /
scarcei timothy 30@3l. Bran firm at &c. Lard
dull but unchanged. Bacon active; shoulders !
I%@!Bc; sides S@sKc; bulk shoulders &c; sides
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4-Flour ouiet and UNCHANGED
with speculative demand for low grades at
higher prices. Spring extra and spring super
Zines were in demand, but the market IS bare Of
those brands. Wheat duh and prices a shade
lower No. spring Chicago SI.24K61 IS: No. 2
Chicago spring S12O, seller last half month Si.Ig.
seller January Sl.21&. Corn duh and prices a
srade lower No. mixed 4tL6fI &c; rejected
96g9Hcj No. mixed seller Of December 4le1
4lhcj seller last half Al k@4fz; seller January
II IS @42c; seller Of May a Z @4Sc. Oats-demand
fair and prices advanced; No. 3 32K 633c Rva
quiet and unchanged; No. 62B 663c. Barley
IN falr demand at lower rates; No. spring 6ILc;
No. ) spring 6je. Pork dun and prices shade
lower; seller Of February SfS.40GiS45; seller OF
March S13TO613.75. Lard quiet and weak at SIC:
seller OF January sK@8Ac; seller OF February
~ @S%c; seller of March So gsc. Green meats
IN good request; hams 81 az Ne; shoulders sac;
short ribs Ok short clear ) & G5Rc Meats I'M
salt at twenty days-shOuldeTs 4 & C; short RIBS
% @35ci short clear g 96Ac. The hog market
Dressed were in better demand at 81 IS. Whisky
firm and higher; sales soy G9Oc. Exchange par;
receipts 10000, 5000, 10000, 2, 00O 600 1000
1900; shipments 1900, 5000, Is, O00, 5000, 900
5000, 5000.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4-FI0ur-demand fair and
prices advanced; family S675a7. Wheat, de-
mand good at fun prices; red SLf3@1.4j. Corn. |
mand fair and market firm, 73@SOc. Oats de-
Inand fair and market firm, 36G40c. Barley. de- I
mand fair and market firm, 7S@9Oc. Groceries
and oils unchanged. Pork. fun prices asked. but
no demandi nOminally S13.2jG1350. Lard, du- I
mand light but holders firm at "a d9c for prime
steam and prime kettle rendered. Bulk meats /
demand nght ana holders firm; shoulders Sc;
clear rlD sides 6ci clear g. &c, all loose and % 10
% Gays IN salt. Bacon, demand light but holders
firm; new sides a7Ac; shoulders IKE all |
packed; buyers offer a shade less. Hogs. demand
active and prices advanced at S4.35d455. Re
eelps Tor two days 1920 head. Whisky, demand
good at full prices, SOC. Green meats demand
light but holders firm at 464%c for shoulders,
rough sides 81 @53e. Hams S@sK c, medium 70 {
light. &
Louisville Markets
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-Bagging quiet and very {
lull and prices have declined; heavy hemp and /
lax 148 9l5kC. Flour in fair cOusumptiye de- Z
nand and unchanged; extra family $3.50 ON or
iers Wheat quiet but firm; red and white on I
arrival at S1.4091.55- Corn, new ear in bulk 45c.
OATS in light demand in bulk. Rive steady and / 7
trm at soc. Hogs steady at S4.401L60. Receipts :
or the past 4S hours 1900 head Provisions not | {
DOrk S13 Bacon scarce and prices nominal | y
Bulk meats fairly active at 54C; shoulders exc; h
lear RIB sides 81 &c, packed. Lard IN light de- 7
nand at ga lOc. Fancy sugar cured hams IiLc. I
packed. Whisky soc. ?
New Orleans Markets. +
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-FIour firm; superfue {
s615; AZ $50; xxx S7.62% a IS. Corn 75G | \
&c. Oats SIC. Bran 13c. HAY scarce. Sheaf / y
,ats &c; prime 4Tc. Pork easier, s1475GI5O0 =
Bacon dull shoulders &C; sides SC. Sugar-cured d
lams dull at 1915c. Lard duh; tierce 9GSTc; | o
leg 81 GlOkc. Sugar is in good demand and a
i'm; inferior Gg6Hci common 70 good common q
fair to fully fair : 4 G9bc; prime gKm q,
Oc. MOlasSeS easier; inferior 20G25c; common =
z gEOcj fair S393IC; prime 4Odli2C; choice 43d Ii
&c. Whisky scarce, rectiiied 95c6SIO2 Coffee a
leld at 18H G2Oc. Sterling exchange 49, per a
'ent; sight 81 OK per cent discount Gold 1l6&. A