Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Nov. 2S.-Cotton firm; mid
ding upland 9xd; middling Orleans 10d;
sales 1900 bales speculation and export 1900
bales. Sales yesterday reachd $4,000 bales.
Salses on ship named az Savannah and Charles
ton 9Hc. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
BreadstUffs duh. California white wheat 12s 10d;
red spring 11s@11s Adj red winter lis Sd; receipts
Of wheat for three days $4,000 bushels, al Anne
rican. Flour 25s629S. Corn 32s Cd. Peas 4Os
6 d. Mess PORK As Cd. Cheese COS. CumbeT-
land middlings SIS.
New York, Nov. 2S.-COttOn in fair demand
at lower rates; middling upland 19c.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2S.-COttOn in fair de-
mand but at lower rates; low middling I&c.
Louisville, Nov. 2s.-Cotton inactive and
less firm, but unchanged; middling 1870.
st. Louis, Nov. 2S.-COttOn firm at 1sc.
Memphis. Nov. S.-CottOn-Stagnant and
nominal Receipt 300 shipments 3,941
New OrIeans, Nov. 2s.-Cetton in good de-
mand and prices easier; sales $500 bales; good
ordinary 17Z91SKc; low midlidng 1SN @1s% c.;
middling 1SA 118Zc. Receipt $500 bales. Ex-
port-LiyerpOOl $3.50; Continent HOO. Stock
$40 bales.
Foreign Markets
LONDON, Nov. %, 430 P. M.-ConsOls 93X
o. S. sos 90, 91Z; do IS, 92K; do '6I, 94z
IO-40s 90 Linseed oil 35s 1Od
FRANKFORT, Nov. 2s.-United States 5-20s Of
Paris, Nov 2S.-Rentes 56f SIC.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-GOld is duh and weak,
opening at HOY and closing at llOB a
1lOA; the weakness was caused by the facts
that bankers who have sent to Wash
imgton 52Os of '62 called in for redemption on
Dec. 1, will tomorrow receive Treasury gold
checks, PAYABLE December, to the amount of So
900 900, that amount having been already eXa-
mined and counted by the Department at Wash
ington. Loans were from to per cent for car
ryfng. Clearings l64 millions. Governments
weak and lower at the close, owing to the fact
that the Government accepted none OF the offers
TO sell sos as they were all considered to be
above par in gold. The Express says the refusal
of Boutwell, to purchase any bonds created con-
siderable dissatisfaction among parties who put
in proposals. The price of gold at noon was Ill
and the Government could have selected bonds at
that price and under from among proposals, but
the Secretary took the price Of gold at the later
hour as his standard. Stocks opened dull and
steady, but became strong on the news from
washington above referred and was firm at the
close when the entire list advanced \ to l per
cent From the lowest point to-day the advance
was most marked in Pittsburg, Ohio, Northwest
ern, Rhode Island Wasbash and Western Union
Telegraph. The current OF speculation on stock
exchange seems to have changed from Bear TO
Bull. Money this morning was active at per
cent but Washington news caused an easier feel
ing the closing rate being five per cent southern
bonds duh and firm except new South Carolina
which were weak.
Sterling EXchange-Bsnk bills 100; U. ).
coupons 1881, III y; U. ). 5:2Gs 'O2 1llz; do '64
III; do '65 111K; do new 1l3H; do 81 114$; do
'6S i14%; 10-40's 109%; currency Gs lib. Mis-
souri, bonds 90; Tennessee old 664; do new 6556;
Virginia, new, 6S; do old 63H; North Carolina,
old SO; do new, Is; CTOtOn 60; Western Union
Telegraph 81 4; Quicksilver 26%; Adams Ex-
press S59S; Wells 56K; American 59H; United
States IS 1; Pacific Mail 65&; New York Central
%; Scrip 81; Erie 30H; do preferred Ga Harlem
115x; do preferred f1S%; Reading 1l34i Nichl-
gan Central 1f8; Cleveland and Pittsburg 10;
Northwestern 60 z; DO preferred SOB; RbOde Isl
and 1924; New Jersey Central lll&; st. PAM
ga: do preferred 10; Wabash Gck do preferred
81: Fl WAYNE &c; Terre HaUte IS; do preferred
B.: Chicago ZIG; do preferred l2ai Ohio and
Mississippi 41% Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin-
natl 50: Burlington and Quincy 1876 Lake Shore
SSI: illinois Central biz; Union Pacific z 3;
c. t'tral Pacific bonds 1887; Unionville Pacific
bonds 9OK.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-The demand is limited
TO the urgent necessities of trade but the firm
ness of raw materials prevents any decline in
prices OF goods which are imperishable, while
fancy and thin fabrics, in order TO wind up ac-
counts are selling at rates which net owners a
loss In cotton goods there is no particular
change to observe, the demand is moderate and
prices steady at 11kc for fancy prints; zoe for
best delaines; 22Kc for Imperial Repps 12k@
13c for heavy brown sheetings; 146i4k for best
brown drills; SOC regular for best six cord spool
cotton thread; 55c for No. 50 wOrsted braids and
S5c for COTS and other makes; Alpaca do.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov 2s-FlOuT duh and prices
have deCined; receiDts II 900 barrels Of Superune