Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Dec 2-Cotton, duh; middling
/ upland 9xd; mIddling Orleans 9T@l0d; sales
| 10000 bales; speculation and export 5000.
New York, Dec. 2.-CottOn, demand fair
and market firm; middling upland 1876
st. Louis, Dec. 2.-CottOn quiet at f7xe.
Cincinnati, Dec. 2.-Cotton dull but I'M
changed; low middlings 17Kc.
Louisville, Dec. 2.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding 1Sc.
Memphis, Dec. -CottOn-demand light
and holders firm at 1s@1SHc, asking higher; re-
| cepts POI bales; shipments 2 1896 bales.
New Orleans, Dec. r. Cotton active
sales 300 bales; good ordinary 7K@I7Sc; low
1 middling 1S@1S1c; middling 1SKc; Receipts
4,452 bales; exports to New York s9S bales; stock
| 14l, 4s4 bales.
Foreign Markets
LONDON, Dec. 2, $50 P. NJ COnsOls ok
! Money 92K; on account OK. Bonds quiet and
steady. Q. s. 5-2Os 80, 92N; do 'e5, 92x; do
FR1sKEoRr, Dec. 2-United States 5-2os of
! PARis, Dec 2-Rentes 56f $50.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2.-Red winter wheat lis ID.
! Flour 25@29s. Cheese 6s- Cumberland middies
| e6s Cd. Short rib sos.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Gold dull and steady at
! 1l0R@110x. Loans from TO per cent for car
| rying. Clearings S55 ,0O0 Exports to-day
| quiet and steady. Stock market firm but intense
ly dull with scarcel Insufficient business doing 10
| make quotations. Hannibal and St Joe shares
! were exceptionally weak; common declined to
| 6O4 and the preferred TO 5S8. Money active at
| 6@7 per C mt State bonds are dull and steady
| except South Carolina which declined 81 per
| cent.
BANK sTATEMFNT
Loans increase So, 913, 200; specie increase ST.
$4,000; circulation increase S17 400; deposits in
crease "a %, 7OO legal tenders decrease 81 @ 900
Sterling Exchange-Bank bills 1O9k; L. ).
coupons 1881, III \; q. S. 5;20's '62 iii; do 64
Ill; do '65 lily; do '67 114x; do '6S ll43s; 10
4O's 1O9x; currency SIS lib. Missouri bonds 81;
Tennessee old 65H; DO new 654i Virginia, new,
| 81; do old 81; North Carolina, old, 35K; do
! new, Is.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-The dry goods market is
generally inactive, buttrade is, nevertheless in
| healthy condition. All raw materials are high,
especially wool, the tendency of prices general
ly at this season downward, now is upward
all wOOlens, as all job lots have been closed out
and raw material is so scarce and high that some
manufacturers are puzzled whether to run their
mills or not. Cotton goods show steadiness
while only limited inquiry prevails. Print
cloths are highest and the most profitable articles
on the whole list Seven yards cloths are appar-
emily scarce, or made so, and cannot be bought
for less than Ike, while some holders ask even
more. Prints consequently are firm at II &c for
ali fancy make of good Nader. Delaines aBe
moving slowly all this season, the best styles
command zoe, and poor styles II &c. New York
muslins are steady at 2lc, and heavy brown sheet
ing Tx 913c.
New 0eueral markets..
NEW YORK, Dec. 2-Flour demand fair
and market firm; receipts 5000 barrels; super
hne Western and State S5.S096.5O; common TO
good S63596.60; good to choice S66OG7 10; white
wheat extra s.. 1901 80; ex. Ohio s65OG7.1O; st.
Louis S67099.25. Rye -four and corn meal un-
changed. Whisky trmer and scarce at SEC.
Grain-Wheat dull and prices have declined re-
ceipts 265,OO0 bushels; No. spring Sl5O91.53;
Western Sl.589163; amber Sl.649i67; white
Sl.659l75-latter for very choice. Rye steady,
with moderate demand Barley unchanged.
Malt steady. Corn dull and prices have declined;
receipts 224 900 bushels; Western mixed, atioat,
I8H @79c; new Western mixed 76@7Sc Oats &C
tive and hrmer; receipts 49, 900 bushels; Western
!. and Ohio 56@5Ic ahOat, SIC in store. Hay firm
and advancing shipping S1l5@L20; retail lots
Sl.259l65. Hops scarce and firm; 6566Sc for II,
2O9Oc for 20, 1020c for 60, 9G15c for 6S. Leather
steady at 26@29ci OrinOco 24G1T &c. Wool firm;
extra Ohio 62X @63Hc ; pulled 43@63C. Eggs, de-
mand fair and market firm at 336935c. Coffee,
demand fair and market firm; Rio 1SG2OKc.
Sugar, demand fair and market firm; fair to
good refining 81 @9Hc; Cuba 9S9Hc. MOlasses
dull; New Orleans 4SG55c. Rice SX@9c and
firm. Petroleum firm; crude 12k@I24C; Te-
hned &c: Turpentine 6i964Kc and weak. Pro
visiOns-Pork opened firm but closed dull and
heavy; mess S1345913.62; January and March
Sl6.O2hc; January S14.S7; March SIS. Beef
Cut NETS unchanged; middles steady; long clear
7Ac; long and short clear Sc; bellies skc; short
ribs Tci long clear, March, 7Hc; Cumberland
middles, December, INC. Lard heavy; No. l TO
prime steam s994c; prime kettle, rendered,
y
April lOc. Butter and cheese unchanged
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2-FlOur, demand fair and mar
ket hrm. Wheat dull and prices declining; No. l
spring, Chicago, 81 Is; No. spring, Ohio, s1.1sH
Sll94c; No. Ohio spring SlG9 \ ollie; seller
December S1.19k; seller last half SLZDh Gl.20[;
seller Janury Sl.2lk 91.22-clOsing with buyers
at inside figures; winter quiet at Sl20H for No.
mixed Az qil%c; rejected 39k G40c; No. ?
mixed, seller December, Il @i1A c; seller last
half 41x@41%c; seller january AZ 4 G342& c; seller
April 45c; seller May HH@SEc. Rye, demand
active and prices advanced; ClA @62c tor both
grades. Oats, demand fair and prices advanced;
No. ?, &c., seller December SIC; seller January
S2X SSci rejected 29c. Barley excited and
prices higher; No. spring 626 963c; seller Jan
nary 64xci Ne. spring 53@5ic Pork dnll and
prices dropping; mess SIS; seller December Sl3;
seller January S13.15; February sl3.60@l3.tJ;
hams 6H@T&c, according to average; shoulders
3xG35c. Hogs dull and price a shade lower;
range for live S494.30; dressed s4.5O@4624.
Whisky, demand light but holders firm at SSbC,
holders asking sec Exchange par. Receipts 600;
Il O9O 49,, 600, 81 OOO 700, % OOO p 900, Ship
ments 1000 1000, 81 OO0 ~ 900, 1000, 5000, 1000
st. Louis Markets.
ST LOUIS, Dec. 2.-Flour quiet; extra winter
S5.S566; Xxx winter S625G6.65. Wheat firm;
No spring Chicago in demand at 1892; fall
steady; mixed on track 449i5c. Oats dull and
prices have declined; mixed on track $685. Ne.
Barley unchanged; No. spring ooc. Rye STEADY;
No 2, 729I3c. Whisky steady at s9Hc. Tobacco,
none offered. Hemp dull; no demand. Bagging
17@1Sc. Pork firm at S13. Dry salt shoulders
lower at AZ G5c. Clear bulk sides Axe, all
packed. Bacon firm; few order lots; clear rib
74@7 &c; clear Txc, held at Sc. Hogs higher and
active at Si@4.35; mostly SI.15@I-3O. Cattle dun
at S3.5095 for fair to choice Receipts-5,OOO
barrels flour, 5000 bushels wheat, 1900 bushels
corn, 10000 bushels oats, 1000 bushels barley,
hogs 915, cattle 475.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Flour firmer; no sup
erfine here; double seven, three eighthS and half
treble S7.75. Corn, market bare. Bacon firm;
shoulders &c; sides Sc. MOlasses easier; far 311
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