Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-18
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C0TT0N-There were sales of cotton yester.
day. Purchasers under the influence of the Amer
ica's advices from Europe, reporting a decline in
the Liverpool Market, of II, were not disposed to
buy. The steamer left Liverpool on the 9TH Jan.
The following is comparison of her advices with
those of the Atlantic, which left on the Goth De
cember
America. atlanta
Orleans Middling. i. r.. .5sl 5ll l6
Far. 6s ct
Upland Mddliug =. Sc 81
Fair. "a. 81 81
There must be some mistake in the quotations
for Orleans cotton by the America.
TOBACCO-Sa the past two days at A. Ham
iItOns of hhds at s. 80, 6S5, 575, $50, 47O $50,
go $50, 525, 6S5.
WHEAT-Market dull Sales yesterday at
81 GOAL 10 per bushel.
CORN-No sales. We quote at 80 Soc.
FL0UR-Market inactive-S7 5O48 90 per Dbl.
CharIe, ton Market.
MONDAY, Jan. l4.-CoTToN The weather is fair
to-day and the demand for Cotton good at full prices
Sales $500 bales at 81 to 9ic,
Augusta Market.
MONDAY Jan, a.
COTTON-The market opened this morning
with fair demand but The arrival OF the Atlantic
at New York with later European accounts was an
nounced by telegraph, which entirely checked ope-
tions.
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH Jan. Is:
C0TT0N.-The demand on Saturday was fair
Prices remained unchanged. 1910 bales changed
follows: 10 at Sc; 3l2 at ST; 38S at g. 22S at Ct
Sc at 81; and six at 81 cts.
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, January 14-4 P. N.
CoTToN.--GOod demand at 81 cents.
LARD by the Dbl. l2t cents.
BUTTER, iresh 25 cents per pound.
Corn is selling at 80 cents,
CoRN MEAL 60c per bushel; dull.
WHEAT.-Rrd 81 so cents.
Oars, As so cents.
FLoUR.-Supertine IS a S, 80 cents; Extra, $40.
Coffee Markets.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, P. NJ
COFFEE-The coffee market to day is quiet but
holders firm. Not much disposition 70 operate
Sales Of 300 bags fair quality at liz cts. We
quote good at IL and prime l24 cts; Llguyra II a
II cts; Java lat l54cts Entire stock about
$4,000 bags.
NEW YORK, Jan. Q, P. NJ.
COFFEE.-The feeling while il lacks bouysncy
Is far from being heavy especially with holders OF
Rio, who are mostly spectators, and are determin.
ed to wait until buyers are ready 10 come forward
at their present pretensOns The stock OF Rio in
IS 600 bags. The sales are not worth recording
RLW ORLEANS MARKETS.
SATURDAY, January IL, NJ.
CoTTOS-The demand fair yesterday, but
With a limited supply on the maaket factors we're
askng very full prices and only about 5000 bales
changed hands. The market closed firmly at our
qutatons:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Inferior ......... Ct6 IMiddhng Fair. 97sItoA
MiddIing sAGsA hood Far. nominal
Good MIddlng.... 91s6tsJ2 lGoOd and Fine. o
ToBAcco.-We beard Of II hhds sold at 9bc per
10.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Sugar was steady with
sales of 500 hhds. Fair TO Fully Fair SHE. OF
holasses about 500 bbs were sold at 32a35c per
gallon.
FLoUR-Prices were higher and we noticed sales
OF 20OO bbls, including 500 Ohio, on the evee, at
IS 25, 200 also at IS rs, $50 Tennessee at s. %
ass 80. $50 (bakers' brandt at S. IS, 100 Extra
Illinois at 50 go aud 495 Fine at 81 IS per bbL
GRAIE.-COrn in fair request with sales of
10000 sacks, including $500 in four or Eve lots, at
Csc. and 645 in cotton sacks, at 62c per busheL
OF Wheat $500 sacks Prime Red were sold IN two
sales Of 1890 sacks ST. Louis in three lots at 55e
per bushel. OF Rye goo sacks brought 81 O7i.
CoFFKE-About 1000 bags RIO we're disposed
Of Including 100 at llsc. 64S at III, 100 at ll9,
aud some Skimmings at 9te per 10.