Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-21
COMMERCIAL.


BREADsTUFFSWe have still to note LEGAL de-
and for Flour, full prices. We quote City Mills supsrne
at S4505 Extra IS 50S6 and double Extra s6ai per bill
the figures the retail prices quote County,
bags at S9as Is for supfne and a5O9s rs for Ezra
The receipts Of Wheat light and with good demand
from both msrs prices very stiff We quote
prime White 9c9sI and fair s599O per bushe and prime
Red st s0g95c and fair sO9s5c strictly prime article Of
White would probably command si.O5 per bushsl.
There continues demand for Cora Buyersare osrinr
657c per buhei. From store, sacked It is held at e999Oc
the outside figure mainly ruling.
The St. Louis RepubcGa Of nth furnishes the following
Information regarding the Corn crop:
We find the crop has masred pretty generally
throughout the entire West and conss has
injured by the past week In Illinois there is no
doubt that the crop is large correspondents
estmate il three times large that year.
than this In Missouri there doubt that the crop
is very good both as regards quantity and quality, and from let
ters from NaT9Us parts OF The state,
innate the yield double that Of last YEAR and the
qnstY Of superior The following extract from cor
respondent at Lexington annexed fair sample Of the ad
Con planted more extensively last spring Than
remember before and had the frost of June and M droa
July not injured it. the crop in my spnon
fifty cent greater than any this State As
more than double that Of last year" '..,-ffs'
PRoVIsI0Ns-The stock Of Bacon is light, and with only
moderate receipts and pretty good demand for both home
sumption and export prices have been fully We
qdote Shoulders at 75c Hams Il9ll6c Clear Sides 100
loc and Ribbed from wagons. From packed,
20 advance these prices demanded Prime Lard
and in request at l11<9Isc, from wagons.
The St. Louis Republican Of the 18th saysOf Hogs
The supply Of hogs good high prices paid
winter encouraged farmers make undue e1eons
OF the and thew have feeding the them our
ing the last weeks and expect obtain nearly high prices
Tor them as they did last would be difficult purchase
any below SC, and farmers weight. We
have not heard Of any contracts.
The Louisville Journal of the 18th says
As connected with provisions we may add something
here about hogs The talk Of packers that they will make
engageme its for hogs 81 gross while breeders will listen
TO anything under that price, This will probably continue
al the season opens and until then the market will remain in
stdtE quo.
The Louisville Courier Of the 18th says:
We heard Of the sale OF head Of hogs $3.50 net
deliverable the 18th Of January This sale reported
in the Cincinnati OoahaectGl Of yesterday In the Courier.
yesterday reported packer at &c
In addition hear Of sales Of about TO- 60 all
packers, deliverable farmers pens instances
at the pens along the line Of the railroad This equal
cases, to $3.50 from the hooks
GRoCERIEs-The is we'll supplied, and there
demand at the following quotations
SuoAR-Fair 7971E and Prime to Choice s981<c . b in
hogshe1ds and 1c advance these quotations barrels
New York Coffee sugars lO9l Crushed Powdered l29
G}l3Isc. Loaf I29 l31Sc.
MoAsss SYRUP-Molassas in barrels 3s4Oc gal; half
barrels 4O9 45c Sugar House 45c. Golden Syrup in bar
refs 75c, half barrels S5c, and kegs no gals 81.
CoFFEE-Ro l21SGl3e, Lsguyrs l9,5c. Java lSg2Q b.
TEAlmperisl 5Uc9 3d. 6unpOwder 575c, Young Tyson 40
GOO Black 60c9SI-50.
sAL=We quote Coarse Sack So and Fine at u.s. and
Barrel 4Oc bushsl The the market ample to
meet the fall demand.
COTTON YARNs-The following are agents quotations
Cotton 100 sO 600, lOc 5OO lie; and
fUO, lee,