Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-24
DaiIy Review of the Cincinnati Mar.
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.-Ll tttsc THURSDAY EVENING February 81. |
PROVISIONS-A c, ntinded duh market, and the de- |
mani quite limited, Iad must continue to qa.te
prices no NAL Mess PORK be bought to limited
cxtent At $40 5o@16 IS, acc1r ing 20 quality. There
rs lew buy r. seal ut lhese rates, Low
ever Bulk m could ha,e been bougn' to some
xtent, 65E@sHc shoulders and 81 ,es, out there
were feS buye and lew lle s. Bacon Was onrred,
TO limited extent, at :, and 10&c, without buyers.
Lard remaius without cbange; NO sales. Fat, pul
arm expresses the state Of the market as clearly as
my au guage we can use.
| FLoUa-The market was quite dull to-day, and su |
oerhne could been sod any extent, at any
hing over 81 so for the best brands The sails were
con1 ,ed small parcels extra at 81 70ia5 Is Is
wHIsKY-The demand continues good, at fun pr
ces. s.les of 100 brIs at 13@lS1c, the LATER rate
for wagon. ge1E 3EGLf JA
| wHEAT-Prime Red Wheat is in good demand at
81 10 at the 0epots; but holders are generally asking
81 o. White is a but moderate deana al % 10 oo 20
prime Red at 81 % from stores ami 2oo do DO al
81 o3 frUm store. N -<t4JE-s l-t'ft -
| CORN-Ear continues in fair demand, at so@3Sc at
| the upper and lower depots. Sheiled is unc ang
| and nom nal at 33@35c for mixed and White in bulk
| .ales OF coo bush r, at lower depot, at &c.
| OATS-rhe market is dull but without any change
in prices We quote them It 81 &c in bulk Sales OF
[ $50 bush, in bulk at q &c
kYE-Is in b. tier demani, ami prices advanced 1c
per bush, closing a, 5O@6oc Tor prime Sales OF 100
bush al 60c. F-Eh -- =
| BaRLEY-The supply of the prime grades is light,
and they are in good demand but inferior qualities
la snrinS at 7o@7sc aud prime western spriGg at
So a 6oc Malt du /, and in but limited demand. 1t
sells IN the small way at 7SSsoc, but no large sales
HAY-The supply is large, and in excess of the de-
mand and The market is heav, at sl1@12 for prime
| Timothy, S6@S per ton for common, IN bales, on
| arrival 1f.-
CHEESE-The demand continues fair, and the
ket steady. We quote Western Reserve al SIC, Ham,
burg at SC, aud Engl sh DRY at lo1c Sales OF loo
= | boxes Wes,ern Reserve at s &c
BITrTER-The market is unchanged; choice is in
fair demand but ether qualities are dull We quote
choice Roll vt 14c prime do at 12013c, and common
IA Sl010c- A
APPLEs-The market is firm, with good demand
Il We quote Northern at 81 75@2 20 per bril- Sales o
100 brls prime Northern at 81 Is from st ,re $500
receipts are aod s 5dh light and d no
de and for export at 81 40l 90 per prifor prirn
al Neshannocks.
no SEEDLThere is a moderate demand for Clover q
"a SO64 40. Sales OF 100 bush at 81 40 and Is b!l
AZ "a 40 The supply of Timothy is better, an tn
market is not so frn, but We have no change to nc
lice prices. We quote fair TO prime al - ost
Lars.
ST LOUIS Feb. 21-P. NJ
wHEAT-Market dull SHES $50 SKIS club at 81
ss common fall at 81 O3; 2i9 SKIS good and cho ce
at 81 1901 rs; so SKIS prime at 81 90, and Is 81
. CHOICE at 81 So Small lots Of club for seed sold
81 Is per bushel. 2 -
CoRN-Unfavorable advces from New Orleans q
fecied the market adversely and offerings beng pre-
10 ty large sellers standing of for time were cor
Is, neiled 10 submit to dec OF &c per basheL 8
20 sacks and mix ID yellow, at 39c; 10 sac
and 800 SKIS mixed VIII te I Zoe; 2sis ks mixed viii
"a md white in new gunnies 4ic; IFS SKIS yello
| mostly delivered at 41c- $50 SKIS white, devt red,
| osuaburgs 4lc 100 ks nike white at III nc; 81
sAs white 42c 40 SKIS white at 4Sc; 200 ks 10,
rest ivered osnaDurgs at 4Sc 1875 SKIS do at IS
Am | 1000 SKIS yellow, private terms EdT XXI
hat oATS-SaIes 100 and i23 SKIS SOC; 1900 and Is
and SKIS al 3oc delvered 366 SKIS At &c. and for seed
ter SKIS at 50 a 34c.
lges BaRLsY-sales so and 200 SKIS Spring at 55c,
ana returned.
ion RYE-Saies 40 sacks at 55c, including sacks
POhK-Sales 80 and us bbls Mess at SIT rs 4
/. bbs do at ST; ID casks Rib des, packed N salt,
sz<c, and Is casks SHOULDERS do, at exc.
are BACoN-A good order dema. absorbs in the
ers, gresate considerable amount Of Bacon, but the
all mall Prices for City cured 75zc for Shou
,art, ers exc fo RIB Sides liz for Clear do, and 10 NC
mi for Sugar cureu and Sugar cured canvassed Hams
,esS LARD-Sales Is pigs Country at &c. -
sing wHISKY-Sales amounted to 2s5 brls at 14c.
I'M sEED-loo sks Timothy sold at 50 so per oushel
~, DRIED FRUIr-Sal,s IA and 25 SKIS Peaches at 81
stab HAY-Sales 90 bales Hungarian Grass at soc,
rs and IS bales prime msthy at zoe 2 100 BIS.
,s aas Charleston Market.
- | CHARLESTON. Feb x
Sales Of cotton for past week reached 900 ba
n1tis | Receipts Of the IS 600 bales the mar
n ali closed <@x cent decline on the lover grades.
ton / vscRsta m N rE or
|, are sioB1rs Feb q
abat Sales of cotton ,o-dsy 500 bales NiadiSGs
Gil cents Ths ma kel WAS easier
\. Augusta Market.
take AUGUST, Feb. 2l.-P.
- COTTON-Ihe demand very active io'
J, sr but what was, was irincipeity or tue y.
!. " r. ades, unchanged prices. The sales 100
s 10 bales fooss- al 8, al 81, al ~ Al
- - 81 10, at 1o55, 20 al l0<, rs a. ~ - 2.
- III n 1UX % i0X l54 IL, 10 al II lzat
meoi- and hale an IL receipts 7U6 bales-