Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31
Review OF the Nashville Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING" jan. SOJ icols
The Cotton market exhibited animation to-day than
terday though the reported sales only
There nothing doing Tsblcco The receipts however,
continue quite ltera
There good supply Of Coal the market The
ceips since the late rise in the river amount to
bushels. There is also good supply VI Bell and
other descriptions
The shipments Of Corn from the Northwest to the southern
States very heavy Indeed the shipments Of Flour
Grain and direction have been equaled
in extent given profitable employment steamers
as well railroads. The receipts the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad from this alone have averaged about
81 per day during the past month While heavy shipments
are aoing is direction large also being sent
south BY Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Some idea Of the
movement Provisions may be obtained from statement in
the GdSe, though has not all been Southwark
In its review of Mondays market, the GGsetts
The outward hog products having been very
forts experts &c prove inestng The receipts
shipments from November lst to January 2th in each
Reducing meats to pounds tie figures compare as fol-
| lows
Exports, 2ge7 765
| Increase in exports, 2 30 s23
Decrease in lmPortS'.-' VIZ
Glowing deficit in stock s5 BIS
The number Of hos packed year
last but there an weight equal des shout
GOO lbs Deductng this fro the Above deficit and have
net deficiency the total stocks Of meats Of lbs
eenhe same Upon latter point festma
ting corJecty impression that there
last November 1000 los This would reduce the
deficit 1850 00 lbs. It is BY the figures given
increase shipments in barrel PORK
and box meats the former icing 10 95 bits and Of
There has been increase In the receipts
Of pork bbs Deductn this AID havea net increase
in shipments the articles equal 50 eco lbs We have
Of determining the proportion OF sides shipped in hhds
or received in shape bulk but independent Of these
that the Stock OF eide meat in bulk barrels
boxes much proportion than that Of sher portions OF
the hog lard has been heavy increase in the exports
falling off in the receipts The movement OF barrel
| shows the following difference:
Imports dsorease '---i, $50
To,., s.s.;t a68
In tie product year, however,
| Of probably equal to 1000 bbls
The Louisville Courier review Of Tuesdays market
| aorts heavy trade with the South, and adds
There was large the demand for prepally
the sales to-day 5000 bushels
shelled at 5I55c miqCd white sacks idcuded Almos
the entire intended for the Southern market One firm in
south sold day 5000 bushels yellow Sic
OO0 bushels Of prime white at SIC, sacks included all
destined for Southern market and included il
the This is about heavy sale OF
was Louisville in cay and proves what
have teore said Louisville becoming the grain
West The sales during the entire week have beer
large averaging 600 bushels previous this Th
viii evidently become the great 1epo from which the entire SOu
will receive their supplies Of grain This year the South h
opened Louisville of the richest trades snt
little industry tie part Of merchants Louisville
large trade witt the South which has before
| past city.
The Courier reports heavy transactions in Provisions
Southern account.
CoTT0NTe reported sales to day amount to 256 bales Tn
following particulars: bales "a at sc, at DC