Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-12
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Nashville, Feb. II.
COTToN-Sales Of 10 bales at 7aas, at Z S0as,
l2l at 71as, so at 7ia6, 20 at 7as. Since Saturday
market firm and prices better.
ToBACCO-At Hamilton's, hhds at 45, and
7 65 Some loose from wagons, fair bright, for
manufacturing, commands price shade higher
at W. Meredith's. Arrivals larger, the weather
is more favorable
GRAIN-None.
OCERIES-Unchanged with slight improve
ment of stocks by the Howard and HumboldL-of
coffee and salt particularly.
BAC0N-s cents, hog round.
WHISKY-Fair demand and full prices.
Trade on the increase.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.-CuEEsE-Smal sales are
making at 10 l04c for good and prime selected.
FRUIT.-The demand for Dried apples and peach
es noticed in last has fallen offvery materially,
and prices are lower, with rather dull and heavy
market. The receipts have been fair and consi-
derabIe amount OF both Apples and peaches have
been offered TO arrive The sales have been CONS
paratively small and Apples have been offered this
week at 81 25 without finding buyers. We quote
Apples at 81 20 / 25, and Peaches 81 20 2 %
with an inactive market.
AT a late meeting OF the Horticultural Society it
was decided that considerable doubt existed whether
the Peach and cherry buds injured by the frost
not and that the true state of the could not
be fully ascertained until vegetation commenced.
HAY-The supply is light and the market firm
at SIS 20 from wagons in market, and $l4 to 10
for baled from the railway depots.
IRON.-The market continues without any charge.
The demand is quite limited at $34 35 for Ohio
River Hot Blast Pig. Bars steady at q SC.
SEED.-Clover is in good demand al IS so. We
notice receipts of small lots from Chicago, by ra'
way, which are held at So rs The quality is bet,
ter than Ohio or Indiana Flax is saleabe at 81 rs
Small sales prime Timothy are making at So a 325.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. s, P. M.-The weather has been
quite warm to-day, and the snow in the sun melted
quite rapidly. The river is at stand
FLoUR-$7 % was offered and 81 so was asked
for City Mills superfne.
GRAIN.-W heat-SOO sacks good to prime fall
sold at 81 Goa 40. Corn-46c. Oats-4sc
MISS PORK is quoted at Sl4 90. City lard &c.
WHI,KY-26 &c.
NEW ORLEANS Monday Feb P M-CoTroY.-
We have again to notice fair inquiry, but opera
tons were restricted both by the stringent preten-
sion OF factors aud the scant supply offering, and
the sales did not exceed 600 baes-fctors realiz~
ing full prices.
Goo Mida ing, ~ a % oroinary -. = -.
Fair ........... nominal. Low Middiiug -. 81 So
TOBACCo.-We notice further sales of hhds at
9ac.; at the same, and IA at u. Also, on Satur-
day, 80 hhds of favorte crop at 94c.
SUGAR-The market was rather quiet to day, with.
out any material charge in prices. Sales 500 hhd:.
at u tic. for fair.
MoLAssEs.-l, 900 bbs. were taken at 81 Sale;
for prime.
FLoUR-Sales $50 bbls. including 100 common
at 81 80; 9S4 superfne in 8 lots at IS 25 and 100
faucy at IS 80.
WHEAr-We notice a sale Of 1000 sacks prime,
made late Saturday night, at 81 so.
CoRN.-The comprise 5000 sacks including 900
in or lots at 90 G24c; 1889 in lots at about
the same, and $500 white (23OO and ,0O0) at Csc
OATs.-5O0 sacks St Louis sold at the reduced
rate of 4Sc.
PoRK-22S bbls unnspected Mess sold in lots
at $40 50 and on Saturday 100 at $l6 rs. Mess
retailing at $40 10 a SIT,
BACoN.-Sdes retailed at 81 92c; Shoulders
at loo. and II ms at lc.
% LARD.-lUO bbls. and tierces in or lots sold at
73c. and 200 kegs at l04c.
RICE-90 tierces sold at Of a see.
LME.-Tbe cargo of 900 bbL. Rockiand
roneOusly reported last week, was sold at 22t.
CoFFEE.-Saes 1895 bags Rio, embracing POI
Skimmings at % 95c.; 1908 at lO4c. and $50
at III all4c.