Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-13

Charleston, March 3................- sI,925 1924
Savannah, March 3.................... 59s67 5l,sF
| North Carolina, Feb. 26...-....--.-- I-j59 Coz
N NEWER YorE AN March 5S5g assG
98s,68s 1880
aa :, Increase 2O'is
The following comparative exports of Cot
ton to foreign ports - n
To Great Britain 90 1866
o etaeS1 yoresn port, $50 rs s6i
le q f % i,aoa,l07
1 p e. Inerease- ~.-~-.... 4Si 'G9
The Of the Cotton crop and prospective prices still call
forth much speculative comment Estimates Of the
generally from 30OO OO9 bales, though belevein
st his crop. subject correspondent Macon
(Ga Telegraph representing termed the short CROP
men specuates as follows;
In former article expressed the opinion cotton would
20 much higher in April May than 1 nothing to
change that opinion, but every circumstance confirms in that
opinion and sail in former articles the plan
Cotton Macon in April and May will bring from u
l4c b. Why DO say so2 The estimated consumption Of
American coon by the world is put down at 30O0O0 o.
000 The whole receipts at the ports 1890 900 bales Last year
from the March the first OF September, 1855 the receipts
at the ports was million Of bales The decrease ON e increase
the last two weeks seghyeght thousand bales and this week
1858 insure Of 37H0OCO bales How that possible
in two weeks? II the crop does up those exaggerated
estimates will be the effect? My opinion that the month
bales April hundred and fifty thousand bales That will
three hundred and y thousand bales decrease Then
receive as May September,
from May September 1856 VAL have SIX hundred and fifty
the twenty hundred thousand bales
already received, vhicn will make crop Of $4,000. No
believes for moment that he will receive muc
May September this received last Jear
An idea OF war in Euroe ricuous No man at all acquan
el with European politics believes such thing There is, there
be- motive for among the crowned heads of Europe
gentleman entertaining opposite view writes to
lumbus ga Sun as llllows
The shor CROP after you They growing
happy the falling Of in receipts purpose to test the views
Of those who look upon 35O00oO msNsum, by Offering the
following betstO he decided by New York compiatolto
be made up the Ist Of Superintendent, viz:
500 that New Orleans viii receive LOO OOObales
500 that n bile will receive 6I1,OU0 bales. ti
SlUO that Texas ports will receive I75,O tn bales
90 that Florida ports will receive 46 O11 bales
500 that Atlantic ports will receive l,OO,O bales.
s 90 that win three of the abIve bets.
Sl00 that the crop exceeds 3Gd5 O0d bales -t
The amounted each BET N be uee1 to $50 EACH or rasedt
suit customer. The bet to be taken rs a whole
dispatch from New Orleans dated evening leth,
reports sales Of q COO bales that day, er prices quota
tons unchanged.
At Charleston on Middling was quot at I2
I215 which advance OF re the prices
the opening Of the week.
ToPAC OThere been considerable activity Totac
market and hhds changed hands within The range Of
the following quotations
Good AID ....-. G as5s
The following are the Particulars Of each days transactions:
The Monday amounted IS hhIs as follows A. IIan
ton sold Is hhds at 800, o. 35, 400 4O5 AIS
AS, CO., 20 Asa 4sO, ass $40 o. o., and 20 and
Fisher, Wheess & Co 5 hhds at 49, Les Is co.
The sales Tuesday up 81 hhds follows: A. Hamilton
sold 50 hhds at AGO. 405, AGO. 400 1875 43O 43O 40
AS, AS 45e $50, 40, ass $50 $780, 4SO 49, 500 5I5
SIS, $50, sos 5e5, SIS 6O5 els $50 CAS- 64O So ESQ.,
655, 60, 80 665 GO, go, 6S G5, $50 5s5 Gs5 65,
65, Cos, 7a 700, 7o and $50; Fisher wheless Co.
% hhds AIS, 42O, 1926 43J 4G5 55 IJ 5a5 565 600
CTS, TO- IS $50 6.55 S. 69j, 100 Is rs us 72j
735, 80, 10, SIS, s35, ands 50.
The sales Wednesday reached IS hhas fellows A. Hamilton
sold 81 hhls at 37j 4O5, 49, 43O 49, 400, 435 A. As
AS, AS, So 5O5 5Cj O5 20, $50. $50 S. SIS, $50
90, 6IO, $50, 40, 655 6G5, 70 TO- 8O5 IS; and
Fisher, Wheess Co I4hHds at o. 43j Las 49, 30 a.
5 IS, 75 s IS, 5 IS ) %, 595, Goo and ESQ.
The sales Thursday 81 hhds follows: A.
Hamilton sold "A bids $40 3.75 35, asa 3sO 35
800, co. %, 1885, 1885, 4Og 4O0 Oj, 4l5 AGO. 495, A.
459, AGO. AS, Ass, co. 3d. 60 As, $50 500 So SO,
SIS, 600, 800 65, G'25 $50 90 ESQ., CO. G5, 7O5- and
795; and Fisher. Wheless Co. 10 hlds 1885, o. 95
4.l0, ABS, 400, 500, 500, 600 6O, 49, IS, and So
The sales Friday reached 81 hhds follows Hamilton sold
81 hhds $50, 35U, $780, $40, 3U 80, $50 3sO $780, 395,
o5, 400 co. 400, 400 co. 4e5, 25 IS 45, 50, 400
4Gj, AS, 75 As, 90 9 95, 500, 10, 535 90,
$50, SIS, SIS o. 6U5, Gle 25, 49, 64 so So 90
65, CSC, CO., 705, and 80; AID Fisher Weless Co. 80
hhds ass, 800 IS, 99j 400, 400, 4O5, 30 AS 65
500 90 30 80, IS, SIS 500, 62j 62 63O 3d. 645,
Cos, IS, 7.4O, IS, rs, 1885, 900, and 90.
The three hogshead sold Tuesday by Nesss Fisher Wheless
Co at sIJ 3d. and $50 the product farm Mr.
Ggby of Williamson county, and the finest specimens of
Tobacco sold in this market the present season. Old Williamson
has far borne of the palm Of having produced To-
bacco sold n Nashville this year
Mr.. James Mclaughlin, Williamson county had
hogsheads sold at the warehouse Of A. Hamilton Tuesday, which
brought the following prices; A. 4O 45O
6sO,6S S. SIS, AID 9j The twelve weighed 1905 BIS,
and brought the handsome sum Of SI,2s2 80
PROVIsI0NsWe have report another dull week in the
Provision market and declAe Of hog The receipts
have exceeded the demand though considerable fa
ing OF in receipts the close of the week Wequote Shoulders
Hams SC, Clear Sides &c., hog round wagons
and remark that the market closes very unstes ~
Lard appears be neglected, selling United extent
at I0a3IO1kc for old and new packages.
The Cincircinnati Price C4Treat of the 9th says:
Tie market has exceedingly dull during the greater por
ruled lower Bulk Meats having sold at Gs for shoulders and
Sides Bacon and Sc Lard at ll7se, and shae below this,
and Mess Pork so the former for ordinary country
brands, new and pr cy OLD and the latter rate for first class
country city brIns. At these there buyers,
aud orders the quotations. hut this
known holders Immediately pa their figures 4 to Jac
Bacon and Bulk Meats 50 little he obtained at the
prices and the tatsndl ding aspect
it presents and in this position closed last evening
opinion that large exists the Atlantic sabOar,
Baltimore is stu CLING to by holders wish great pertna
city, and that this wao must be supplied sooner or later they
der inevitable hene they hold to stocks with great firm
and it is but here and there one me with who willing
to sell at our prices ID ..s. H ..|
Cincinnati dispatch dati the evening of the 10th says
ssNohng in Bacon oday but holders
&c for Shoulders and &c for Sides There good
Lard and prices higher, with sales Of 0O bb at
This deene go the price which days
ago
The Louisville '6sr reports saloon the 10Th Of lO5 casks
Clear Sides, delye able at Memphis at packed, Of
small lot at n &c. +
BREADsIUFFSThe Jour market has been inactive through
out the week. demand being confined exclusively to
home consumption. Of Flour here high to aao ri
shipping margin, and hem the continued pdsposion specu
lors TO tai Holders, however, mamie considerable
ness under the impression thab the deand n sup
pIy and that prices advance receIe quote
Ell IA and Family SGQg7 and Superneat j5Oe6 per DBL
Under continued Light receipts and the rmucss with hold
es Of Flour present prices, Wheat has slightly appreciat
Ell aud buyers paying 81 TO SI5 for Prime
-tite. Of the sale Of GO bushels strictly rrm
new sacks, al 81 90
rni in request thar at the opening of the week. though
without qnotbe in prices. Dealers Coo
per bushe from wagons.
Corn Meal request and dealers readily pay jcper bshe
for prime article. In retail way is selling SIC per bushel
The CINCINNATI Price Current OF the 9lh says:
The secuiative demand Flourno last continued
during the week. prices Of all grades farr advanced, with
holders seemed disposed 70 sell the quotations, and the
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