Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


ding upland 9&@9xd; middling Orleans lodi
sales 20 900 bales; export and speculation 5000
bales; shipments from Bombay to the Path, 1000
bales. Breadstutfs dull
New York, Nov. -Cotton-demand
fair and prices higher; middling uplands 19%c
New Orleans, Nov. 25.-Cotton active
and higher; sales 5000 bales; low middling 49,
@lsKc; middling 1Sxc; receipts 5,4T7 bales; ex-
ports TO Hayre 1908 bales; cOastwise 531 bales;
stock 116,016 bales.
ding IKE.
Cincinnati, Nov. -Cotton-demand fair
and prices have advanced; low middling 1Ix@
IKE.
Louisville, Nov. 25.-COtton firm with an
upward tendency; middling 1sXc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Nov. %, 100 P. M.-Consols 93H@
93x. U: S. sos '62, 91&; do '65, 92X; do 81,
94x; 1O-40s 90.
Pans, Nov. 25.-Rentes 56f &C.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Goldhas been very strong
all day at 110x @11O%, with rather small transac-
lions. The market was dull at the close. Loans
were from fiat to per cent for carrying Daily
Clearings were S32, $40 900. Specie exports for
the week amount to $3.50 ,929.
..- THE BANK STATEMENT o..
is considered unfavOrable. The following are the
changes for the week:
Loans, increase, S2,199, 200; specie, decrease,
$4,000; circulation, decrease, SIS, 100; deposits,
St-s5OVS bCiitAtIS iGtTGdSt,
600.
Money was easy during the day, sold at from
TO per cent in the forenoon Later, at per cent
Government bonds were QUIET and steady 6s of
'sl and currency bonds advanced slightly. State
bonds dull and quite firm; new South Carolina
are strong at 32G33. The stock market opened
firm, but on announcement of the bank state
ment there was decline from 191X per cent.
Central Pacihcs advanced; Jersey Central,
OhOs, Northwestern Common, Rock Island and
Wabash declined. At the close the market was
Sterling Exchange-Bank bills 10Y; U. s.
coupons 1881, 1Hx; U. S. 5:20's '62 111ss; do "a
ny; do '65 MS; do new 113S; do 81 114%; do
'6S 114X; 1O-40s 1O9x; currency SIS 113K. Mis-
souri, bonds 81 Z; Tennessee old 65x; do new 65X;
Virginia, new, 70%; do old 81; North Carolina,
old, 81; do new, II. -.r-r, --r
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-In the dry goods market
there is little or no important changes, though
prices are well sustained. Raw material is
scarce and advancing both here and in Europe.
The colonial wool sales which have Just opened
in London, tine Cape and Australian woods have
opened at an advance Of / penny per pound, ann
the tendency is toward still higher rates WOrsted
woods are very scarce, and all material made
from the same wool are likely to command high
prices the ensuing spring. Fancy cassimeres in
llght spring weights are less animated, but are
held with more firmness. Heavy woolens are in
little better request, but apart from fanneIs
which keep well sold up, the prices are relative
" low, as compared with raw material, which is
getting very scarce, especially for medium and
extra feeces, all of the latter comprising 125 900
pounds in Philadelphia, was bought by manu-
facturer leaving the market entirely bare of thia
grade of wool, which is most sought after at pre-
sent In cotton goods the changes are slight.
All staples are steady at 12K @13c for heavy
brown sheetngs; 13K @14Kc for light and heavy
brown drills, the latter are extreme New York
mills. Muslins are steady at 21c; Wamsutta zoe;
Tuscarora lSc; and fancy prints nKc.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Flour s6.6O@925 Rye
flour and corn meal steady. Wheat S1.52X Oils
Rye 946194c. Barley and malt unchanged Corn
ls@I94c. Oats 53955c. Hay steady. Coffee
Rio lI@l9Hc. Sugar az @9Ac. MOlasses-New
Orleans 62@65c Rice 81 G9c. Pork steady;
Mess Sl3 Beef and cut meats quiet; prices un-
changed. Lard-NO. to prime steam 9@9h c;
kettle 9ac. Butter and cheese fair at Yesterdays
| quotations.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Flour quiet and unchang-
| ed Wheat S118@L23x. Corn 4O@43c. Rye Gle.
Oats 81 4c@31Xc Barley 57c Mess pork si2.S7 \.
| Lard SIC. Bulk meats-shoulders &c; clear rib
| 5Ac. Green meats-hams 6K@73c; shoulders
3KG;shortrib6 \ @5Kc; Hogs S37O@3.8O Freights
| to Butalo nominal and unchanged. Whisky 8Se;
holders asking an advance at the close. Exchange
| on New York steady at par. .
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Nov. '25.-Flour steady; demand
moderate; family S6.60@7. Wheat S1.42@i.45.
| Corn 44(G45c. Rye and oats unchanged. Barley
| firm Groceries and oils unchanged Eggs, but
ter and cheese in fair demand; prices unchanged
Ilmothy seed hrm. Pork Sl260912.75. Lard X
@S%c. Bulk meats-shOuders &c; clear rib &C;
| clear sides exc. Green meats opened dull but
| closed active; shoulders 4@4kc; sides 5@5 &c;
hams 7@8Xc. BacOn-shoulders 20; clear rib and
| clear sides K@7Kc. Hogs S4.25@44O.
Louisville Markets
| LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-Bagging quiet at 15@
| 15c. Flour-lOw grades in good demand; extra
| family $3.50. Grain firm but not much doing.
! Provisions quiet at Yesterdays quotations. Mess
| pork 1880. Hogs-Si5O for choice. Whisky soc.
| st. Louis Markets,
| ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2J.-Flour S5.5O@6.7O. Wheat
| S1.4l@1.5l. Corn 459i5He. Oats 3S6R42e. Bar
| ley quiet at 60c. Rye 73c. Whisky 9Oc. Pork
| S1275@13. Dry salt meats-shoulders 5M5 &c;
| clear rib exc; clear sides 6Kc. Bacon-shoulders
| 7Hc; clear sides Il @7Ac. Lard 8K@Sxc. Hogs
| $370@4.i05 CaCtle-95c for good to choice.
Baltimore Markets.
| BALTINoRE, Nov. 25.-FlOur dull and holders
are anxious to sell; Western family 81 .5O0S.5O.
| Wheat SlGU91.65. Corn 73c. Oats 52@53c Pro-
| visions unchanged. Butter weak but prices I'M
changed Whisky 9i4 @95c.
| New Orleans Markets.
! New ORLEANS, Nov. 25--MOlasses easier; in
| feriOr 226D30c; common -31@4Oc; fair 41G43c;
| prime 44hC; strictly prime 49@50c. whisky
| rectfed $50 (GS105 All others unchanged. Sterl-
| ing 20K; sight discount. Gold Ill.