Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-17

Meredith Co., of this city, for manufacturing We quote
Lugs lB4yS
Good and ....G GBsJ =
The following the particulars Of each days transactions
The sales Monday only hhds as follows Fish.
er, WIeless & Co. sold 375. AS, 30 ~ 600,
600, 65, and 10; and A. Hamilton hhds $50 SIS,
$3.50
The Tuesday up CT hhds, follows A. Hamil.
lon sold 81 hhds $50, $780, 60 4aO, 400 25 40,
ASS, 10 $50, IS, o. 95, 500 30, 53j $50, S. so,
co. 5sj 80, $50, G25 So So go 675 co. SOS,
TBS 7.55 IS, 7.9j 80 SIS Fisher, Whele Co.
"a hhds 49, 37 So 3s5 4Io Ais 425, 425 400, 500,
90 $50 $50 500 TO- j9 6OO 600 COS, 625, Gas, 675,
$50, and7.Ol We quote
The sales Wednesday - hhds as follows Fish
er, Wheess & Co. sold 10 hhas BIS, as 4Oj AIS,
AS AIS AGO. 4G5, 49, 4G5, 5o5 So Is so, SIS 500,
a. 6IO and A. Hamilton IA hhds co. 20, 30,
4lO, 40 As, aj 500 40, $40 80, 6.4J
The sales Thursday to hhds as follows:
Hamilton sold 6 hhds $50 $50, $50 4OO Is 44O 40,
5C5 $40, 545 SIS, 30 100, 7.aO 10
err Wheles Co. shhds at 400, 4ej AS. 495 5IO 525 o.
and 20.
The sales Friday reached 90 hhds follows Fisher,
& Co. sold II hhis at SIS. 40, 44O ASS, 462 sos Co.,
6j ESQ., 7.OO 40 40, 72O 1885, 7s, 74j, and 1856
Hamilton hhds atj0, co. rs, 59j, GEO, 80, 49, 49,
and 500.
The day add up only % hhds follows Messrs Fish
err WheIess Co sold IA hhds 40j, 40, 40, 525, CO.
So co. 3d. o. 7O5, 40, 90, s35; A. Hamilton
hhds iO5 AGO. 49, IS, S. a. 555, IS, and 80.
PROVISIONsThe receipts of Bacon have been very light
during week. the demand has been limited and prices
unchanged We quote hog round at s2Sac Shoulders
G7c, Hams ~ sLle and clear Sides 9a9IOc from wagons
the prices demanded 9Sc above quota
tons.
We have heard the sale of few small lots very nicely
Clear Sides at IO}4c, though they
feel warranted in quoting the market
figure There good demand for Bacon and the market
closes With rather upward tendency.
There very little Lard coming in, but the receipts readily
taken at lOa TO- &C for prime in cool packages.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18Th says Provisions
were by buyers day the figures ruling for
some days past thoug holders evince disposition yield
further submit to cheerly buyers
seem to stand of for lower figures further
son" The Gazette Of the date quotes Shoulders aad
Sides AZ 9sc. The Gasee says: Lard in good
IO for primeare and about 400 erces country
city this hure also small lot of prime city
Holders Of the latter mostly contend for lie"
DREADsTUFFs-The transactions in Flour confined
mainly supplying the demand for domestic consumption We
gu ote Extra Family So 5Oa superne IS 5Oa6
The receipts Grain have light during the week. and
with limited demand prices have unchanged We
quote prime Red and White Wheat SI9I5 and inferior to
fair G5G9Jc Corn Gee from wagons furnished and Zoe
from store, sacked.
The Cincinnati Commercial The 18Th says: "a better feel
ing appears in the Flour market transactions were quite
large prices than have current some days. 900
bbls were for delivery the first Of May at IS 80
Dealers OF nerve, the influence of this
state things and encouraged hold tenacty
but the market very sensitive any favorable impressions
and responds once, the slightest provccaon Wheat re-
spends in this movement and arme position
Corn quo ted by Gazette date u at c for
yellow and soc for white.
GROCERIES-The ansactionsin Groceries limited
and considerable decline in the Prices however,
continue We quote Sugar at 6lza7c for fair and
Csc for prime choice, in hogsheads and l509Ic
these quotations for barrels. Moasse 3994Oc
4243c in half barrels Sugar House MoIasse
is held 42945e and Golden Syrup 75c@sI per gallon
Coffee Iaa3c for Rio, 14Ijc Laguyra and Is2Oc for
Java.
The Crescent of the contains the following
statistical information in regard sugar and No
lasses crop Of Louisiana:
There have been several estimates of the crop Sugar and
Mossses from several The editor the Printers
Banner st Marys parish, has been engaged Masking up the
been the largest Of record excepting wear "
Champonier, believe completed his ann nal tour and
complied his statements. We informed however wbe
theF those gentlemen who writing y last fall that
crop would reach 2OO hogsheads and charging our
factors being completely with Spectators gave the Quantity
they actually made, and who very denouneing the
annual statement published in book form According the
cords the following figures may DC Of service to sugar