Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-03
COmmERC1AL.
yashviile MARKET, march ?.

NashviIIc Market, march 2.
corToN-rhe offerings Of Cotton to-day we're e1ceedngly
limited notwithstanding there good demand for the better
grades prices Holders to be acting upon The sup
position Cotton viii command better prices and hence
mani little or anxiety sell present We heard
sale OF only odayGAles &c and 30 at l0c.
Our Dispatches Orleans reported OF &c
In New Orleans yesterday WITH Of 81 500 bales the
advance, connection with the upward tendency
Of the Liverpool market regarded fAHorng sill better prices
hence disposition Of holders which have referred
The receipts at the days ending
inst show very heavy falling off, and at all the interior
towns noticed the receipts for two
past unusually SMALL but whether this falling
on hiss been caused by prices oerd the rapidly dimia
ishng the hands Of planters not prepared
ToBAccO-The tobacco market again quite active day
and we heard Of sales amounting 80 ds follows A. Ham
iton sold Is hhds at 3 S. 49, 400 4IO. 4IO Is 20,
40 AS, 45e 4sO 40, 475 500. 5oO SEQ IS, 20. 54,
5G0 u.s. 10 60 90 g5 G00 COO SOS, $40, AZ $50,
65I IS, SO, a5 IS, and So and Fisher Eisess CO.
Il hds at 4O5, 81 35 81, As, 5l0 605 $780, 49, 700,
7,O0 "a, rs, and 30.
viii he the prices obtained hat much Of the Tobacco
sold to-day Of very superior quality.
Mr. C. H. Smith sold his warehouse in Clarksvs the
s4th ult 30 hds 80 90 g., 7O5 700
81, so 30 10 40, So IS, 60, IS, as 05 COS.
67e, GO, SD no. SIS, 1885, 4sO, AIS 4SO IS, 400 $50,
4.Gj.
esrs Oldhs Homar a Co sold at Trcs Landing on the
IS, CO. z9J Sat g, at G3 7S5 2ats7c, at 75
cat 500, at9.75.
PROFESSIONALISM continues dull with depressed
and the highest Price offered day for hog round Sc The
Cincinnati Market which rule the provision markets Of
the has presented dull downward tendency for
al days past and in the absence OF heavy demand from the
South, market has given way fully &c during the week.
Holders in the however, hopeful the future and
manifest anxiety sell their stocks eept fun prices
Prime Lard continues in request in good ship
ping packages
GRAINThe receipts Corn continue LIBERAL and with only
ordinary demand, prices have sustained and holders
have disposed OF their lots OF 55960c p fbnshel.
The receipts Of Wheat light with active demand
for prime Red and White at sleIlO.
GROcERIEs-At the auction sale Groceries ay by
Messrs Morris strattOn, Sugar sold at 9lGe Coffee
MOasses in bbis 37c Whisky, Pkeseis @e5c, smiths as
3Oc, Rye e692c, Tennessee White e9A9e4o Boyes 24c,
Vinegar 7]6G9c, and Star Candles I75S9ls5se.
At auction by Messrs. s. Noel Co Sugar sold at
Is 87e, MOlasses bbs 3s936c and in half Ss4Oc,
Syrup 4Oc, and Coffee II 9 l6Gl9c.
monetary and Commercial.
In the MercaOr correspondent of the Lv
erpOol Times up the 18th of find
very valuable statistics The highest estimate the American
crop part of his calculations lie
crop 100000 the East crop
5sOGOJ Brazil Egyptian and West Indian at 10000 making
of 449OOO) Isles OF this the United States will
OOO Exports ON the United States to England
will 9oOOOO which 100000 will be exported to the
Continent and 20 600 probably be lost making the actual
receipts fer consumption the United 10000 The
Continent cotton 100000 directly export
and the 100000 above named from England making L.
100 OUO OF the East crop, England viii
take OOO Continent $50 COO OF the BRAZIL Egg pan
and West CROP England will take the whole 900 bales
The distribution will all
Sources 23OO0O minus 10000 lost by casualties the
Continent 0OO United States 100000 total 442OOCO
concludes his letter with the following speculaons
about price readers vine
ed in the great staple:
We feel, however there for greater divergence
the side Of deficiency than abundance for il
the EurOp preserved there to hope
Of uuexamped prosperity to the manufacturing inter
would surprise the consumption OF the king
week IT, concuTTent with this the
aern op royed onlv 5OOOsO and our computed export
England abridged 100000 ba 1t is obvious that the in
of Lancashire would again BE- sparsed 1t seems there
clearly the Wsest policy ufacut
t0eraby high scale of prices
material; fOFt in the last degree injurious to their
interests that the saS trade should be liable to be
disturbed by tng Marginal deficiency in The annual supply
does appear them that much lower prices than the present
justified viesing the question commercially and If trade
allowed the tenor OF Its undsturhed
tcal CONNEXIONS likely that prices will vary material
" their present level.
New York Tlade circular up February
rays:
We have already shovn, that with crop Of 100000
wanted t present OF consumption,
and question whether days excess Of 1873 in the
export Britain will be main tanned to the end Of the
polite disturbances check consumption the
nent fully calculate their taking million OF bales
country will require 75 90 bales which would leave but
$50 600 bales for England bales less be shipped
date the close Of the than during the correspond
ing period last year.
Should The crop not exceed estimate of bales, Eng
would the rate only 1850 zoe bales against L.
the season, of about excess of s67s
DAlss,