Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02
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Review 81 she naFkets, FEB. /.
o0TToE-We heard Of the following sales Of Cotton to a
bales at s9Iofc 81 at l at IOls q a. 10 90 IS at IO
I05. The market exhibited great armness and hold
able realize advance instances on yer
days prices.
SAVANNAH jan Sales Of cotton day $50 bales The
market irregular and quotations weak
cHARLEsroN, Jan. 50sales Of cotton to-day 1900 bales
aossIE, Jan. 30-sass of cotton to day $500 bales Md.
dliegs at lo3lc. The market vas quiet
The receipts st The various ports reach COO
bales being Of about half million bales the
pts year up This date The receipts year after
this date amounted about 600 bales These indicate
crop Of 900 bales There is no whatever
that this amounts large is will all be wanted supply the
demand Of the manufacturers Of europe aud this country Hold
e may therefore, expect steady better prices during the
remainder Of the season.
SAMUEL SMITH, Of Liverpool his annual circular REVERSING
the Cstton trade Of 1859 says Of the last Of 350OoO bales
SsOOOO bales, in round numbers, distributed among the
consuming countries and the remaining 1000 bales either
added to stocks in the ports lost through accidents & OF
the reported England received 2O0UO bales 53
per cent the 100000 bales s6 per cent and
Northern American spinnes bales % There
seems no reason to suppose division Of the present crop
viii differ materially from the last. It is doubt true that up
to the presntt the shipments England show
increase upon last year. while those to the continent are consd
aby less and the purchases Of Northern inners about the
sane.
Aess THORNLEY, & PowAL OF Liverpool, refer in their
nua uar to the Cotton trade the past year follows
The year which has now close is perhaps mark
ed even than 1855 by the limited range Of prices and the abnce
ton For the first three months the market was quiet and mani
nate owing to large crop prospects IN Aa ana al me end
cepts ports had actually commenced it was found that
three million bales had already been o From the
end March up to August continental politics had their nhu
ence causing rapid fluctuations in prices out N no instance did
exceed I'd b. The announcement that peace
cluded france transient
there has been Little 20 break dull monotony Of
without any striking feature Early in November spnners
bought very freely consdernt advisable to be provided in
drawback should to the new crops and to BE- indie
pendent Of this market TIL arrivals Of rev Gotten set in Daring
the last few weeks the cgos ofneS cotton when arrived mere IN
spite Of Bsery winds have been forced canga decline in
the better qualities Of American.
Spectators bought this year $50 bales, aganst 1885,
go last whether it from the little which they
that their recoecons the panic Of 1851
yvd Is difficult bat spectators in cotton
extent not now exist machinery through which
they operated appears Of order. Exporters have taken
owing to large supply India shipped
continent this compared with last With few exceptions
instances has cotton left rsmunerave profit and in still fewer
has holding attended BY anything but increased loss
There present great facilities offered for importing cotton;
io5i :, ~ Mi ~ sycbsnre when sbinment s made in
iaulns 70 le glil o st % Nh h - .t 81
security only risks the possible loss the Transaction this
system places the and the peunes adventurer nearly
on the same footing The import Of
4J against 25 25 bales last year. this increase is chiefly
owing termination Of the Indian rebellion and high prices
here inducing shipments
average Price Of Mddng Orleans Liverpool
for the year 1853 was7 1924 and for 1883, 32d.
total stock Of American Gotten ofa descriptions in Liver
pool on the Both Of December SOOO bales The imports
Cotton Liverpool in 1882 amounted to S2l 200 bales
against 81, 500 bales in 1858.
TOBACCO-A Hamilton sold hhds Tobacco day at the fol-
lowing prices: 225, . 45, 4.4O 50, and 5.6O.
BREADsTUFFs-The Of Flour is very light, and with
active demand in Of the supply report prices
arm quote City Superfne S69650 and Extra at SO
]
Try firm S27593 for superhne and s32593O for
in SACKS OF 100 pounds.
The receipts Of Wheat continue very light, and miler
very difficult get enough Wheat keep their mills 10
operation. We quote fair prime Red at SI9l boshel,
and fair to prime White at s1lO9L25
There active dsmandfo Corn, and buyers readily 70
s75c erbushe according quality, ana furnish sacks
The Cincinnati Gazette says Of the market on Monday
Fo1r good demand and firm at s55O95 So for
upehne with sale Of 500 barrels, deli erable March ISL at
vas firmly maintained. Corn duh at Soc ,
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the date Of BeadstEGs
Flour good feeling exists and prices at least
oI5c higher for all grades than week since There has been
good demand for Flour for shipment to Tennessee Mississippi
Georgia. which Et, measure, continues These states
hitherto exported Flour and Wheat quite largely but IN
crop last year they compelled to look north
ward for supply for home consumption This being the case
nus early in the season. reasonable
kept up upon this market from this sections
It 81. 30, and 273 bushels prime red at 81 q.
Corn exhibits rather tendency Cincinnati. In
It, LOUIS however, advance Of established Monday
he market closing 565sc Mixed 6Oe for Yellow and
Oa6s}Gc for prime to choice White.
PROVIsIONs-Recpts Of largely the in
ease and prices downward tendency owing being
adly cured We would propriey
urng their Bacon we'll before market We quote
Shoulders % and Sides l0c from wagons From
packed, &c advance these quotations demanded.
Lard good demand We quote pnuein good ship
ling packages at 95z9lOc. c
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Monday evening says: !
The market Hog products is stiff and buoysnt with de-
dsdy upward tendency, good demand though
lot exray4gany large As the cthss become generally known
the hog crops very largely below that Of last year say equal
tereabOutg Spectators becoming animated
nd advancing their pretusiOns that aose
feeling strongly avo hoders and the prospects FOR active
nd healthy Spring very encouraging.
Since day prices for all advanced maer
y and nov te ding strongly upward wne holders are
asking advance quotations, hold their stocks
ut o market altogether
There also active inquiry for Bacon with sales Of $50
100 hhds DO rb0ed SIDES, for March dsT
ry At 9c Of 40 green Hams sold &c. II ard
active inquiry and sales OF 29 kegs at U5c 4Uh do
llc 100 lOs Holders gene ally asking &c
or legs.
At Louisville on Tuesday Clear Sides were quoted at 1910,
.bbed Sides DC, Hams lie and Shoulders 79lc.
GROCERIEs-The stocks Of Groceries ample meet
are being constantly enlarged. Thereis
business doing within range Of the following quota
SUeAR-Fair sa5 aud Prime to Choice 9@9lc in hogs
eads, and c advance these quotations ia barrels New
ork Coffee Sugars Oels Crushed and Powdered Ia
MoLlssEs AND srRur sIolasss ia barrels 35glc gall half
5Jc Sugar House A3g4jc Golden Syrup in barrels
SC, half barrels csc, and kegs ten gals 81
C0FFEE-Rio 2G1l3c, Lagayra l2Sl3c; Java 1890 b
TEAImperia 5Oe9s Gunpowdsr 5O975ei Young Hysou 40
5GO Black 60GSl 50.
Alive quote Coarse sa at Sl5l, and Fine 1869
20, Barrel at iOc busheI The stock the market is
nple the demand ]
Cotton Yarns 200 and &c., &c doz 600 lOci 500 ci and
WHISKY -Rectiaad is held at a59gc p gallon, and
,uniy at 5O975c, according TO quality.