Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-15

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Review Of the Nashville Market for the
week ending August III
Business for the week under review has been fair Che
There has good deal Of activity in Provisions and Bread
sufs for Groceries very fair demand has existed
Our business looking forward 20 avery heavy fall trade
and making preparations to meet it,
COTTONThere export demand for Cotton, spectators
having retired from the market owing unsettled and declining
prices only leading this EQUALITY, but Of the
OdWord The only transactions that We hear Of are IN snail
lots to FIJI manufacturer orders. Aiessrs johnson, Weaver
Co. sold sxyWo bales alOc which the only transae
tons We have heard Of during the week. 81
The prospects very aerg the growing oOEf Cotton
in Tennessee, and this viii apply equally 70 me
Southwestern With late and favorable fail for
picking and securing Cotton, large crop W pc me result
The total receipts all the ports have been SS
7 bales showing Of 1863 s bales over ne same time
last As only about three weeks remain between this
the 1 September when The cotton year closesst Is not
likely the receipts in that will be more than sufficient to
carry the total supply shove 10000 bales which As BY al least
100000 COO bales below average crop In favorable
seasons the bulk Of e receipts time to the LIST proxmo
made up cotton. This year. however the spring was 50
backward receipts Of cotton will probably be quite
light remaining weeks Of this month The distribution Of
the supply for the cotton year 1s-noE its close
ezporis-ha been oIlowsTo Great Britain we have sent
Igg7 bales being an excess Of 573 bales the
last year exports this year
afl ho1au
all ports 1870 OF that OF the
the time last year. to ls55 haes against H.,
a3 last year favored cotton region present
year Texas where it is estimated the present crop will
yield probably 100 600 baesmOre than it did year.
The New Orleans and other Southern markets show decline
OF fully &c within last days.
TOBACCO-The only sale have one hogshead
A. Hamon's warehouse, which brought With the sx-
cepon scattering hogsheads, the crop has been dis
posed Of and there will be little doing in this department
the crop begins to come in.
The latest accounts regard to the growing weed
Tennessee Kentucky somewhat conflicting From
many localities the accounts highly haerng and With late
osts shall expect fair crop both quality guam
tty, housed.
Virginia and Maryland far are Of very
satisfactory character with continued favorable season and
late frosts, the crop will very large one.
GRAIN AND FLOUR-The Wheat market has been charac-
ted by considerable buoyancy during week. and better
feeling has been manifested the part purchasers The
has change hands has very large and although
have change note in prices still the market man
upward tendency. We notice better demand Wheat in other
markets. and better prices establishing advance of as5c
per bushe.
from almost every portion Europe give assurance
Of large crops Of Wheat and the promise Of
during approaching winter. European ms re accord
ing to latest avces present strong downward tendency
the advance in the markets this side Of the Atlantic
face Of probable further European markets. is not
q
take place in the European decline in the American markets
for breadsus before shippers realize profit upon their e
ports.
The Wheat crop has generally housed in ts State and
from he best information We have able obtain regard
the conclude will fall short half, while
quality Of the grain inferior former years
WecOntnue quote Red 65G7Oc White 7Os75c at
which purchasers readily take all that is offered.
The Knoxville Cissa the ETH says We have heard Of
several transact in wheat which indicate improvement
yOnd the prices Of last instance Of 5000
bushels changed hands at price equivalent Sc per busAe
the depot the purchaser furnishing This prime
Of old white In two instances prime lots Of white
have brought Sse and inclined opinion the
holders Of superior white could
c Other transactions authorize the quotations for prime
white, crop, IS to 9Oc; new crop
at 50 to Sc; inferior lots viii command about 75e."
The GeeneYe DeHoer reports the trade Wheat that
place quite brisk, depot crowded and
not to store away it and farmers
realizing cents per buhel, cash. This cannot fail
matters easy, thereis such large
county"
The NureesborO' Telegraph Of the l4h says good deal
Wheat changing hands that place so per bus
The demand for Corn continues very limited quate
nominal at 3ja40c.
From every portion State have the most IA
voabe reports regard the growing Corn and the prospect
that largest crop gathered fall we have
several years There certain localities feared
the crop viii be materially njurned by drought This
be the the region Of Knoxville, where according the
CTss that sold days ago &C., held SOC,
and in instances at higher figures.
Wehear Of transactions Oats. The crop has proved
and the impression difficult to get good seed for
sowing the spring There being transactions
reliable quotations. The of regard to the
prices tolerlby wide margin Some think
procured CSC while others think be ruling
price The crop Pennsylvania and OF the North
turned WELL and prices there range from 30
35c.
Flour continues inactive. there being little demand for
export For home consumption selling S45Og5.OO for
Extra Family, and s4e45O for superfne.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the Ith says Of the market
for breadstufs
Flour but moderate receipts good home and some
export demand has advanced maeauly SOC per clos
ing with continued upward tendency We notice that fresh
part for Pittsburgh
There large export demand wheat and buyers
have been in the market within the week from the Eastern
cities and prices close "a &c per bushe higher
An active demand has prevailed for receipts
been taken arrival, at 6Oa6I for fair samples The demand
exceeds the supply.
The tOng comparison Of the prices this date
and the da Of our last weekly review;
Aug 4t Aug. Ilth.