Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23
Grain Markets.


SAVANNAH, Jan. 10.
RIcE-The sales have been some 1923 casks at
41a4R per To-, principally at the latter quotation
WHEAT.-There is not enough receiving to keep
ND an active enquiry for this article. Some sales
were made of Red at 81 75al IS, sacks included.
The receipts have been 2,292 bushels, while the
exports were l6, 1853 bushels follows 7.422 to
Havre, 5000 to Liverpool, and 1884 to New
York.
CoRN-We hear of sales of {, 200 bushels mixed
at Toe per bushel at which quotation the market is
stiff, and seems to have settled. There is an ample
stock in first hands, for the demand.
0ATs.-There is a moderate stock Of Northern
in the MARKET and but slow inquiry for the article,
which we quote at 70a75c. per bushel.
CHARLESTON, Jan. Is.
RICK.-There has been good demand for this
article since the date of last publication, and the
receipts which comprise 4057 tierces have changed
hands. The extremes have ranged from Al &c
$64 per hundred as in quality; but the bulk OF the
business was done at At to $4E.
CoRN.-Ths article has attracted good deal Of
attention during the week. and the transactions
have fully sustained our quotations of the llth
inst. The sales, in country descriptions have
reached upwards of $4,000 sacks, part to arrive,
mostly at 8Oc per bushel, sacks, included. Some
5000 bushels North Carolina, held over from the
previous week, were sold at roc; and upwards OF
5000 bushels received very recently, have been
taken by dealers at IS and S0c the latter price for
prime white. A third parcel, consisting OF 5000
bushels, was sold on terms not made public.
WHEAr.-The transactions, which have been
limited show no actual change on the prices cur
rent when we closed our former report. The sales
have been made principally at 81 7s and 81 so.
Orr remarks apply altogether il red, as there has
not been enough done in white owing its scarcity,
to establish market.
NEw ORLEANS, JAN l6, P. NJ.
CoRS-Firm. Sales 1000 sacks, Of which 1900
at 81, 2400 lin Fisk's warehouses; at IS, and 200
selected Yellow at re,
0Ars-I59 sacks st. Louis were taken at SO, and
800 Kentucky at 54c.
BRAN-A sale OF $50 sacks at so4 per 100 lbs.
WHEAT--Active, with sales of 1000 sacks in
store by one party 1920 and 2sool at 81 7s per
bushel for Prime Red.
Cotton Markets.
CHARLESTON, Jar. is, P. n.
CorroN-During the forenoon Of today the
market exhibited about the same features which
characterized it on yesterday. II dull, and
buyers demanded reduction. The sales amounted
to 1000 bales few lots at all prices, but the bslk
at a decline OF l-l6c to &c. our last quotations.
or the selling rates of Tuesday last. About one
O'Clock, P. NJ, Liverpool advces to the 9th instant
we're received. reporting that market having de-
inst, "a, 600 bales. These unfavorabls accounts
checked the further operations of the day, and we
have only to report the sale Of 81 bales at cents
during the afternoon. This sale indie ated decline
Of &c, but Is not sufficient to determine the effect
Of the advices. The week for which we have the
above reports from Liverpool interpreted with
holidays and includes only four business days The
operations, therefore, could not have been expect.
ed to be as heavy as during full week. and some
factors confess themselves prepared for such &C.
counts and viii not submit to heavy decline;
while other of opinion that the decline viii be
come general, and after some irregularty, finally
settle down at tc. per To- The sales to-day com
prise 81 bales at cents; 20 at st; 276 at 81; "a
at So IL at 81. ZOE at o. 1874 at Ct $40 at 81; 394
at93; "a at . 8 ole, and SIG bales at Sc.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 10, PM
CorroS.-A limited business Is doing at prices at
I to fc of The rates are not yet established, mad
are consequently irregular.