Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-28
COMMERCIAL.


Daily Review OF ahe Marketss Hume "a :
CeFrON-No sales.
Mosr. jane s4-saes Of Cotton TO-DAY 80 bales. Nld,pg
IiL9Isse Sales during ahe week 565a bales, receipts
tlne szj bales against Ices @es Ehs ncased rsres
are 10000 bales: and the stock AZ 100 bales.
The large and manufacturers an abundant sup.
ply Of the lover grades. Is great oa Of Inferior
and dusty Cotton Liverpool which draes
down qualities below Middng neasuraby ae Che
prices Of the better grades
The New FORK shipping Lat Of the esl The Dry Goods
Trade
We note continued sieaiiness in the market Tor
goods and prospecfor The trade ghtenng
The may said to be virtually for trade
several weeks must necessarily eisse before market
in the demand will place. lothng houses
have been doing moderate bus1es however, summer sea
having been oTe favorable 70 this branch Of the than
any other Importers commission houses
the qai rice for the reopening Of trade which win
place next month"; and great preparations are making therefor
distributing dncline purchase sree
y and they too as awaiting te general opening Of next
month. The stock Is BY no means large but
lsed during the past two months and Manufacturers still
busy. Of facts It probable there viii
fair supply on hand at the Inauguration OF the Falls There
is material change in the market value Of goods & il Is
hardly necessary yedetails suffice Sag that staple
ton fabFes especially bleacsd demand and
the hrmnss previously nodc= while all other goods eman
quiet though fra, for the part former prices.
With this state before them the holders Of the raw ma
tera will hardly submit decline news from Europe
msy cause temporary depression markets in this
limited held here will be required before another
crop into the According Iondon Ecos0-
mist there much probability tina, the
paper says "We have in recent number that long
lyand there appears every reason
for the present, why it should be socre proba
billy general trade being materially in;ererred WITH
good hope that it will go much the var
exist may, indeed he doubted if respects
give impulse rade higher
prices and to the ssy Of larger anounto capital
duct them"
ToBAoCO-Fsher. Wheess Co. sold hhds
day at SASS, eco, 4 Is and 4sO.
BREADsTUFFs AND PR0yIsIoNs--Ws hear to day Of
81 per bushel being for prime White Wheat
date dsve though for July delivery 81 the highest
we hear.
The market for Bacon ntinues dull Wequoe Shoulders
&c, Hams 99loc and Clear ssies % ellie from wagons. From
store, packed Nc edranee these prices demanded Prime
Lard Is in request at O11e in CORD shipping packages
The Cincinnati GdEes OF thu 25th says There specu-
atve feeling among Provision Dealers making
fill orders. Tsis also OF other articles
duce The community Of Spectators view Of the
Of things likely he established Of good crops,
which confidently expected stand aside
for the present that when sale Of Produce
reported It is understood be for shipment, Response
order Tbiss good feature that will
ably the market The surplus produce in the West
this time much larger than would generally supposed
holders willing permit this pass consumption,
fast required having given all hope Ofte reet hme
of it Is contributing materially toward adjusting
the balance of trade betseen the East and the West
The Charleston Courier Of the eth says:
ave must continue report anguid dropping market
for Flour and thepresent stsguant OF affairs
Offering suIerhne yesterday at S675 and g. barrel Ekout
however, being able to effect sales -f
The Charleston Mercury Of the s4th says
The Bacon remained without any improve
ment since our last the depression prevailing that time hay
ing continued unabated We have continued quota
with the remark that the ontsde figures referred to
only strictly prime Western article Clear Sides hedat M