Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-17

sUGAR-The receipts have been light the supply
is limited, the demand shas been fair and prices have
hhds. We quote inferior, $685.; common to good
common, 51z@6 fair fully far 61<GD7; prime TO
choice, 71k@s; Clarified yellow, s1aG9; clarified
white 9910.
Weeks receipts, 1856 bbs. Exports, none.
MOLASSES-With light receipts and a moderate
demand prices have continued firm, the sales com
"a prime to choice SIC. per gallon. City Refinery
reboled, is selling at 80, and sugar house syrup at
&c. per gallon.
Weeks receipts, Gil bbs. Exports, none.
COFFEE-The sales of Rio since our last review
comprise 1072 bags, taken for the Confederate
Army in Virginia at -. The stock in first hands is
exhausted and that in Grocers hands is very small
FLOUR-The receipts have been more liberal, and
the demand has been moderate at easier prices The
sales up to Thursday inclusive, comprised about
bbls in lots, at 81 409T so for superne and SdS SO
per Dbl for good and choice extra. To day the sales
comprised 300 bbs. choice at So rs per Dbl
Weeks receipts, sos2; exports, none.
| CORN-Tbe receipts have been very light and the
demand has been fair at fuller prices About 10 sacks
sold up to last ewing at range of 57O65c for
yellow, yellow mixed mixed and white mixed, and
So@s5 bushel for white Weeks receipts, so sacks;
exports, 90.
OATSThe supply light, and the demand fair and
700 sacks sold during the week, at 75@sOc q bushel
BRAN-The supply is light and the sales embrace
I $50 sack at 81 so p 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply Is light and the sales confined 10
| small lots. Western may be quoted at $50 p ton
wHIsKY-The supply is moderate and the demand
confined to the retail trade Rectied is retailing at
4Sc gallon Early in the week So bbIs rected
90 bbls
PORK-The sales comprise 100 bbls mess at =,
and 100 at $50 y bbl, which is the retail rate Stock
in the inspection warehouses the LIST inst $50
bbis Weeks receipts, 90 bbls. and terces; exports
none.
BACON-The supply is very light and prices have
further advanced The retail demand is met at l6c
for shoulders, 1sc. for ribbed sides, and 1s02lc
Id for plain and sugar cured hams. Weeks receipts
| 90 casks; exports, 90.
| LARD-The supply is very light. We noticed sales
of 800 kegs at 2zc. and 100 23c. At retail zoe q
Is obtained for tierces and 23024c p h for kegs
Weeks receipts, 90 bbis.. 90 kegs; exports, 90
kegs.
BEEF-There have been no receipts and the sup
ply is very limited, but the business is confined 10
the filling of small orders. We quote S23 . Dbl for
mess. There is no prime mess in the market. Early
in the week $50 bbls sold at s22 a Dbl Stock n
the inspection warehouses on the list ass bbls Week
receipts, 90 bbls-, 90 terces; exports 90 bbls.
/ BAGGING AND BALE ROPE-At retail we quote
Kentucky BaggIng at l51sc yard cash for hand.
loom TO the best powerloorn- stock on the ist inst
ZOO pieces, against 5000 last year. OF India the
last sales were at lehc cash Stock on the ls inst.
there have been some small sales II may be quoted
at 15c for hand made and machine made. Stock on
the LIST instant $500 coils OF all kinds against 800
last year. Iron Cotton Ties sell at i3c p ft cash
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Ihe supply Of Western
butter Is very light and prices may be quoted $50
40c Old Western cheese may be quoted at s(sloc.
RIcE-cARoiIsA-Thers has been moderate de
| mand at 494hzc. per fb. .
SALT-LIvERPooL-The rates from stores now
50 90 for coarse and 81 for fine in warehouse, and
IS 10 for coarse, 81 10 for lne delivered free
| drayage.
olS-we quote Lard OH at 81. per gallon for good
10 choice brands OF winter strained. Coal Oil at Soc
@$1. per gallon Cotton Seed Oil at 81 for crude
81 259l 80 for refined, and bleachei. Rosin OH Al
zoe per gallon for crude or gas.
GUNNT BAGS-The sales comprise 265 bales extrs
hesvy at loc., and lot medium heavy at lie. Ais
20 bales ~ 1Sxc-, 126 At 49,; and l5e At 1876.
CASH Holders are now asking higher rates.