Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12
QUOTATIONS. FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.


Inferior 11zt@2 Com. to Good Com 2H63
Fair to Fully Fairs @44 Prime and Choice Eos
Clar flied Yeow.6 al Clarified White. 7s<@s1<
MoLASSES-The supply has been liberal and the de-
mand has been fair at easier prices early in the week
but they Subsequently rallied and advanced. The
weeks sales comprise 500 bbls. and SOC half obls
the market closing 14016c for Inferior, 17c.
Common, &c., for Prime to Choice in bbls and
II for Poor and 2oc gallon for Choice, id half bbs
FL0UR-Tbe supply is moderate and the demand
has been fair at fuller prices. The sales of the
comprise 500 bbls at s1111 IS and $11 so for Sus
perfne, and SI2912 80 3 Dbl. for Good and Choick
Extra Yesterdays sales comprised some small lote
Of Superfne at 81 % and Extra at $12 25 q Dbl.
CORN-The receipts have been small and with a
light stock and fair demand prices have advanced.
The sales up to Thursday evening comprised 1000
sacks at range Of 81 15ds1 25 q bushel for New
Mixed, White and Yellow. Yesterday 100 sacks White
sold at 81 % q bushel.
wHEAT-The sales embraced $50 sacks Red at 81
% 2 bushel further advance.
BARLEY-We noticed the sale OF so sacks at s. so
q bushel.
oATS-The supply is very light. The only sale re-
ported was IS sacks at 81 25 z bushel.
FRANTIC demand is fair, at fun prices The sales
for the week comprise 200 sacks, part Shorts 81
15l02 20 2 100 lbs.
HAY-Small lots OF Western command $50 = ton
About 100 bales Crab Grass sold at SCOOP so ton
according to quality, and 100 bales Prairie Grass at
$25 q ton.
PORK-Therc is very little left on sale Mess is re-
failing at SIS Dbl. Stock the Inspectors Ware
houses on the lst inst 929 bbS army stores and 30
g
BACoN-Tho supply of Shoulders, Ribbed Sides
and Clear Sides exhausted Bacon Hams are retail
ing at &c. and Sugar Cured Hams 25@27 q fb.
LARD-The supply in store is very light. The re
tail demand is met at 27@2Sc e fb. for terces and
kegs
BEEF-The supply is very limited and there is only
retail business doing Mess is selling at s33 q Dbl.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-The supply of Western But
ter is very hight; it may be quoted 35D4Oc There
is no Western Cheese in the market.
BAGGING AND ROPE-Of Kentucky Bagging we
quote at retail 24c. 2 yard, cash. Stock on the LIST
inst / goo pieces. OF India. GOO bales sold at 23c
before the 1st of December, at CSC. cash Stock On
the LIST inst 500 bales. OF Bale Rope we quote from
first and second hands at 2325c. for Hand made and
Machine.
IRON COTTON TIES-Sell at 24c. p To- cash.
GUNNY BAGS-65 bales sold at &c and 20 900
bags, in bundles, at SOC. 2 bag.
WHISKY-The supply is limited and the retail de-
mand is fair Rected has been retailing at .$1
g gallon
Weeks receipts 81 bbls; exports 90.
COFFEE-There is none IN first hands, and that in
grocers hands is very small. We have not sale TO
notice.
STAR cANDLEs-our quotations are 5oa55c; for
Light.
SALT-The rates for Liverpool from second hands
are Sl00SI0 so q sack for Coarse and slI0I1 so for
Fine delivered free of drayage We noticed sales of
1000 sacks Liverpool Coarse at SO, 900 at $6 so,
500 at 81 900 at 81 so 5000 IS, 200 SO,
ana 900 bushels Bulk Salt - SO + bushe Tie
market closed trim with upward tendency in prices.
There is good demand for Packing Salt, and prices
have advanced to IS 5o0s6 p bag of bushels, accord
ing to quality.
RICE-Carolina-There has been moderate de
mand at @51zc. p fb.