Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08
raging 1914, largest average ofthe season.
McCLURE's TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, !
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn, April 3.
Sales by W. S. Mcclure Of "a hhds Tobacco as
follows: $50, 905, S95, $50, $50, $50, 1926, $50,
Sl5, $40, $780, 800, 1855, TO, 765, 100, 1856, 1855,
1855, sos, 695, 6S5, 6S5, 665, 675, 655, $50, $685.
5o5, sos, $40, 565, 555, 565.
BALTIMORE, April 1-P. M CoFFEE.-The
Coffee market to-day is firm, but not active We
sales of 400 bags Rio at Il, also 100 do at
liz; 100 do musty at III; and 100 do prime at
l2t cts. We quote Laguayra at l ta12t cts; Java
l5al64 cts. The stock Of Rio on hand is about
So 700 bags.
New ORLEANS, April -CorroN.-There WIS
good demand yesterday, and although prices were
full, the sales embraced 10, 500 bales. The market
closed with much frmness and we slightly raise our
quotations for most qualities:
Inferior. ...........5H@7 Good Ordinary.....9 69X
Oriinary..........S @s4 Low Middlng.. 10 0lOX
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The better qualities of
Sugar were in request, at full prices but the lower
grades dull. The sales embraced about 500
hhds. OfMolasses 500 bbs were sold, at Sla32tc
for FermeDting and 33a35 for Ordinary RebCil:d
to Prime; and 700 half bbls at 37a3Sc per gallon.
Little or no Choice in the market.
FLOUR-Firm, with sales of 1900 bbls, of which
800 Indiana Ia single LOTT at $7,4OO at the same
price, 800 St Louis, in lots, at 81 l2ia$7 % for
Superfne, $50 Extra at So 62t, and 80 bbls I'M
branded at S. 5Oas6 IS per Dbl.
GRAIN-The supply OF Corn was light, and the
sales were confined TO some $500 sacks at 5Oa53c
per bushel. OF Wheat 1910 sacks Prime were sold
on Monday evening, besides what we then reported,
at 81 40 per bushe
PROvGsIoNs-Pork was still higher, and the sales
embraced 500 bbls Unexpected Mess at Sl5 so,
200 at SIS IS, 100 Prime at $l2 so. and some
Rumps, Qight) at SO so per Dbl. Bacon was
scarce and very firm, with sales Of 90 casks Prime
Ribbed Sides at Ole, and some retail lots Of Shout
ders at &c per 10. Also 80 tierces Plain Hams at
SIC and % of Trowbridge & Beatty's Sugar Cured
at l2c per 10. The principal sales of Lard were As
terces Prime at DC, and 80 kegs Fair at 9fc.
New ORLEANS, April 3, IL N. CorroN-Prices
appear to be well sustained this morning, but the
supply being light, the sales so far do not exceed
5000 bales
ToBACco-65 hhds we're sold by one party this
morning as follows: at 81, at7i, 26 at 81, and
% at s.
SUGAR-Soms 800 hhds. taken at yesterdays
rates
MoLAssEs-AbOut 600 bbls. sold at Sla96, ac-
cording to quality.
FLoUR-St Louis, at 25 in round lots, and re.
failing at S74, and upwards.
CoRN-Dull, with sales of about 5000 sacks, in.
Guiding 100 mixed and white, al 47a5O; TOO choice
at 81; and 1000 choice yellow said to be at So.
WHEAT-2OO sacks good to prime brought LISA
lao per bushel
PoRK-Firm, and mess retailing at le00al625.
BAcON-Steady. Sales Is casks prime sides at
ct, 10 do. shoulders at T. and 10 tierces of fancy
hams (Trowbridge Bestty's) at -.
GREEN MEAT-Dry Salted-0ne lot Of las casks
sold at st for shoulders, II for sides, and u
for hams.
WHIsKY-lOO Rectfed sold on the leVee at EST,
and lO4 Fletcher's extra at %.
LARD-Good demand. Sales Of 95 tierces, and
$50 bbls. and tierces No. l. at ST, and 80 prime at
cents.