Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

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COTTON-The only sales reported since last re-
view are 159 bales on Saturday for cash in advance
but not deliverable before the opening Of the port.
/ 4TOBACCO-We have heard of sales of II hhds at
101c and 800 at fuller prices. We continue quote
for reference as TO lows:
Planters Is sgs''...........:..:.....21ssgg
Leaf, Inferior to Common :. sac
Far 1890. &c.. .6A9714
Fine. - ..7H@9
Choice and Selections >. =. ska IL
SUGAR-Ihe receipts have been more liberal and
the demand has been very limited at declining prices
The sales of the week embraced about 1900 hhds in
small lots the market closing unsettled the follow
ing quotations:
QUOTATIONS. FOR LOUISIANA Sugar.
Inferior 1902 Com. to Good Com 2 16@3
Clarified Yellow. .6j1@74 Clarified White. =. 1905
Weeks receipts 5e77 hhds 23S bb,s.; exports none.
MoLASSEsThe supply is moro liberal and the de-
mand has been fair at easier prices the weeks sales
comprise 5000 bbls. and 1000 half bbs. the market
closing at 14917e for Inferior and FermentineN 17S9
1S1sc for Prime to Choice in bbs. .ard 2OlD2Ic. p
gallon in half bbls - 80 -
Weeks receipts, 1867 bbls. exports 0OO
FLOUR-The supply is fair and the demand has
been moderate at fuller prices. The sales of the week
comprise 5000 bbs at So % for Fine 50 75@sIO for
superfne, and $40 756sl1 SO p Dbl. for Good and
81 . Dbl. for Choice Extra. Yesterday about POO
bbs sold in lots at SO 25OSl0 rs for Superfne and
Sl1 250s12 p bbl for Extra, indicating a material
advance -trt.s q u 5|s[E
with light stock and fair demand prices have ad-
vanced The sales up to Thursday evening comprised
4500 sacks at ranged 81 o5 for New Mixed and 81
is q bushel for White and 1000 bbls. New Yellow in
the ear at 81 Is p bbE Yesterday 500 sacks White
sold at 81 As q bushel.
& WHEAT-The sales embraced $50 sacks Red at 81
2 bushel - :.
oAT e supply is very light The last sales were
for the week comprise 5000 sacks at 80 l06s2 20 q
100 lbs. -
HAY-small lots of Western command $50 a ton.
About 400 bales Crab Grass sold at SI59s3s q tom
according TO quality. tes - = :" >
poRK.There is very little left sale. Mess is re-
Clear sides is extremely light. Bacon Hams are re-
failing at 22c., and Sugar Cured Hams 23@25c . h.
5LARD-The supply in store is very light The re-
tal demand is met at 27G02Sc. for tierces, and Csc
BEEF-The supply is very limited and there is only
retail business doing Mess is selling at $50 Dbl
BUTTER AND CHEESE The supply of Western
Butter is very light and prices may be quoted at 2s
Soc. Old Western Cheese may be quoted at s@IOc.
@ tb. kf@f - -
BAGGING AND ROPE-of Kentucky Bapping we
quote at retail at zoe. a yard cash. OF India esT
bales sold at &c. HOO at e. and small lots at asc
cash III, Holders are now asking more. OF Bale Rope
iiifSS Cotton TIESIsel at 24c: p Ii. cash.
The supply is now held at 32(0e3c. p bag
WHIsKY-The supply i limited. and the retail, de-.
gallon. - = . '"'' Y
COFFEE-There is none in first hands and that in
notice. A'' eAAe W
!, . STAR CANDLES-Our quotations are 46950c for
y SAIT-The rates for Liverpool from second hands
are 20 l39S6 90 sack for Coarse and Sc O0fOs6 so
LOT FINE delivered free of drayage. There is good
LOT Packng Salt and prices have advanced to
20 <oOSS 90 p bag Of two Bushels according to oua |
ity. > ' s W 4u''
kiCE-Carolina- There has been moderate demand |