Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

Tennessee 6s sold in New York on tho 2ath st alk.
TIE Innisxills .Lnarndt Of the 9th sars.

Tennessee 6s sold in New York tho adth at alk.
The Louisville JoarR6t Of the e5th says
The money remains easy condition
had occasion to notice for the last three nenhs There
pr y COED demand in the early part o. the week which wa
readily net hu, for e last two months has been quite dull
The banks still dscouning all the good that is offered
having snd5 Men " to at = month interest ell
Eastern exchange though getting scarce, still unchanged
New horS siy "a prem The banks checking on New Or
leans Al Z prem.
Tie Cincinnati 6osefe Of the sit says 'SIe demand for
money Terceptbly supply currency
good, the market easy for all legitimate business paper
to The great scarcity exchange and the almost
certainty higher causing apprehension among
banks, reference sudden their crcuiaon,
has for months verge If
exchange should go up 4, sudden contraction take
place and more stringent market viii be The
queuce"
The New York Tribune of the sd says
Ia money discover change resulting the
attempt OF Bank Managers obtain
prices. The supply class paper Is restricted compared
with demand. Outside parties found difficulty
to months to run, was easily passed at 4a5 / cent
Six months paper, single goes per cent
Treasury other securities at per cent
Tie strength Of the Domestic Dry Goods
tiIed during the The adopted last year repro
demands for mmee eoSsp5p T Ss IA I als Ta aH
su Plus hand for interior distribution and country
chants,
The manufacturer finds no difficulty in Opposing of all his pro
ducts for cash.
The total circulation Kentucky Banks on the of Jan.
uary 1859 69G e largest KNOWN
of s. Al the LIST January 1853 s3
1881 since the LIST July 1858.
W @. Cutting Of New York. his Bresdsus Circular for
the ending the 22d inst says
The market State Western Flour has teen firm. The
prices have steadily syancereceipt moderat demand,
both for speculation and home consumI ton continue gOod whilst
for export there has been but little inquiry Holders exhibit
anxiety to realize and confident the market will improve
The wheat market the week has been buoyant than at
any time during The season. with good speculative demand
Of ali descriptions advance Corn has been less active; holders
Mixed s6sc Southern do IS Southern White,
s0aS2 for southern and jersey yellow.
The Louisville Journal of the 9th says Corn and PrOvs
lens:
The market been throughout the week.
all received having been quickly taken up We understand that
5c offered by ader refused for round lot and though the
trade backward, white seed worth oc, sacks included
sale Of t sacks made At the Portland wharf yesterday by
eaer at an advance this quotation SACKS included Little
confidence however evince that present prices will he long
tame and hence dealers and CONSUMERS conne their purchases
In Bacon the sales have been small for filing ORDERS say 100
casks at nc for Shoulders, lSc for Clear Sides and HAMS and
lie for fancy Hams
The receipts country very light,
and quote from Shoulders Ga and Clear sides
and Hans loc and Lard lOlO1 for prime bDl, and .I4gnae
for prime key in good packages
The Louisville papers contain the following dispatch:
CINCINNATI Jan. "a, M-Ttere active demand
Flour sales 1900 bids at So l0G52o for suPerfne Whisky
ts sale sou 6bis At sr5 75Ss There .t GOOD imapd
for bulk meats at 6s sales IcO h6s Bacon sides ic Lard
buoyant sales loo kegs at l2e, b Lard held at lac
Nashville Market, Jan. 20.
COTTON-Ihe receipts light day. they have been
during the Holders sellers
with light offerings the transactions during the past three days
have been only to limited extent The particulars of tOay
Transactions follows il bales 9c, &c., 1855
20 at 1905, e at O and I9at 1880. The to-day though
light, exhibit considerable frInness in prices
We quote Ordinary Good Ordinary sIs99c, Low Mid
ding % Mdding IO19IOsc Good Mddling l07t9
IOIc.
TOBACCO-There was considerable activity in the Tobacco
market day The particulars of today transactions
follows hogheads Fisher,
Wheles- Is, $50, 52j, 5I5 10, 5IO $40, sos
4lO 43j, $40, AGO. 95, ASS, go and CO., and nine the
warehouse OF A. Hamilton at 800, 40 AIS, Is, 400 AGO
$50 20, and 5.O5.
We quote Lugs at3aic and Leaf ci Loose Csc with
occasional sales Of a superior article at &c.
PROVIsIOSsThe receipts of Bacon to-day, though
large were very and good upon
readily taken at quotations The report that the hog
crop the proved be considerably has ncreas
Ell nnes provision throughout country,
we find this feeling pervading maaket.
We quote hog round at 9@9c, Shoulder nc, Hams
and Clear Sides 9lc. from wagons From advance
on quotations is demanded 4
Lard finds ready at O9IO'lc for prime and 99c for
No. !, from wagons. Grease is quoted at 6a7c. i
GRAIN-In Wheat have transactions report
receipts being gy g prime article of Red would
command &c and Of White 81 bushel, furnished
There little grades, offerings
for which range from A to 7Oc according quality.
The demand for Com continues good 6Oc per bushe
with liberal receipts transactions
We notice. however, that spectators buyers
fgure, and the market present rather tends downward In
other markets notice active demand full prices.
FRUITS-Green Apples ready 75cG 81 per buse
the outside figure for me article. There still good de-
mand for dried Apples sI75 bushel DeI Peaches
dull s175 for unpeeled S45O9s475 for peeled.
GROCERIEs-We quote Sugar in hogsheads Gllc, and in
barrels as}c; Moasses 32G35c Rio Coffee I2 I3c and
Java lsa2Oc.
sEEDS-Cover $3.50 p bushe by the barrel Blue Grass,
stripped IS Clean, LIS bushe of II lbs; Timothy, S25
gS3 bushe Herds Grass sjOi Orchard 81 So Hun
gaau Seed 81 80; Canary, sIs; Met, 2j Flax
Seed, sIIO
FEATHERs-Featbers demand Live Geese
when put up in good shipping ord-r.
GINSENG-Ginseng finds ready sale a jO@j5c.
BEESWAX-Our merchants paying 26c for Beeswax.