Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29


Choice and Selections. ..91a@ IL
SUGAR-The receipts have been more liberal, and
the demand has been fair for the better descriptions
while the lower grades have been neglected. The
sales of the week embraced about 900 hhds in small
lots the market closing the followsng quotations.
= QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA srGAR.
Inferior ..2@S Com. to Good Com.3@SX
Clarified YeIlow-.6 5S0s1 Clarified White. SOL
MOLASSE-The supply ia more liberal, and the de-
and has been fair at easier prices the weeks sales
comprise $500 bbls and 500 half bbls. at I69-.
for Inferior 2l22c for Prime tie Choice in bbs. and
23@24c p gallon IN half bbls.
FLOUR-The supply is more moderate, and the de-
mana has been active at adyanced prices The sales
81 80 or Fine, So 50GS9 IS fer Superne, So rs for
Low and Ordinary Extra, 50 75@sl0 10 and s1I q
Dbl. for Good and Choice Extra. Yesterdays siles
comprised 500 bbls. Choice Extra at SI1 p Dbl.
CORN--The receipts have been more LIBERAL but
with light stock and fair demand prices have adj
aaeed inc sales up to on THURSDAY evening
Yellow, and Csc 0S1 II bushel for White. Yester-
day nothing was done
wHEAT-The sales embraced 276 sacks Inferior Red
at 81 rs and BOB Prime at 81 90 D bushel.
OATS-The supply is very light and the sales COM
PRISE loo sacks at 81 90 2 bushel. A further ad-
vance.
BRAN-The demand is fair, at unchanged prices
@s2 Is p 100 lbs. -.'.
HAY-There is q moderately fair supply Of Prairie
Grass and Ordinary bay, but the transactions have
been OF retail character OF Western Hay, 40 bales
sold at S42 and 100, ex fatboat, at $50 p ton.
PoRK-There is very little left sale. Mess Is re-
failing at s45 q Dbl.
BACON-The supply of Shoulders Ribbed Sides and
Clear Sides is extremely light. Bacon Hams are re-
failing at &c. and Sugar Cured Hams 23l025c p fb.
LARD-The supply in store is very light. The re-
tail demand is met at 27@2sc. for tierces and 2sc. p
fb for kegs
BEETLE supply is very limited, and there is only
a small business doing The supply is nominal.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-The supply of Western
Butter is very light and prices may be qnoted at 2SO
35c. Old Western Cheese may be quoted at 8010c. p
fb
BAGGING AND ROPE-Of Kentucky BagQing we
quote at retail at 2Oc. yard cash. Stock the 1st
inst. 1868 pieces. Of India, the sales were at 1871
on the LIST INST 1860 bales. OF Bale Rope we quote
from first hands Doc for Hand made and Machine and
zoe q fb at retail Stock the 1st inst 243l coils
of all kinds. ~
IRON COTTON TIES-Sen at Isc. p fb. cash.
GUNNY BAGS-754 bales sold at, and lis at DC
WHILKY-The supply is limited and the retail de-
mand is fair. Rectiaed has been retailing at 95c 2
gallon.
COFFEE-There is none in first hands. and that II
grocers' hands is very small We have not a sale tc
notice. E
STAR CANDLES-Our quotations are 41642c fol
Light. The sales were of short weight, Ordinary a,
40(041c. q Is.
SALT-The rates for Liverpool from second hands
are 81 500S4 IS q sack for Coarse, and S. O0OS5 q
for Fine, delivered free of drayage There is q good
demand for Packing Salt and prices have advanced &c
81 5ot0s2 Is p bag of two bushels, according to
quality.
RICE-carolina-The has been moderate demand
at 4s<G05c. p fb. ....- 800 - - =