The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-25
Monetary and OommercIaI.
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Business in the city during the last weel
was subjected to tvoeontradictory impulses
The fall Of gold has shaken confidence in
prices, causing an indisposition to buy
which has acted unfavorably to the whole
sale trade. The retail, on the contrary,
has been benefited by the subsidsnee Of the
HoOd, allowing the country people, who
had been kept away BY the water, 70 reach
the city and repIenish their supplies. Phi
ees are in an uacertain state, Of course
with general declining tendency. We
have but few changes to report, and those
few are reductions Of rates. Our banks
are busy; Exchange is in good demand.
Government vouchers are drug, and no
quotation can be made When disposed of,
the rate is entirely matter Of agreement
between the seller and the buyer.
Tennessee grown cotton, shipped on &C
count of the planter, has been arriving
quite freely, the repairs Of the Columbia
wagon road bridge, allowing wagons to
come in that direction, and the roads gen.
orally being relieved from water 50 ss to
allow of travel being resumed. Hamilton
& Co. received over 400 bales during the
week. As an illustration Of the prssen :
changed condition Of the cotton market
in this country, we copy the following from
she New York correspondence Of the firm
mentioned above:
On the I1lh, at New York, the receipts
reported for the week were; From Liver
pool, III bales; AspiDwall, "a; West Indies,
sos; Nassau, 1; Cape Henlopen, 3Il; in
lond, 2,T40; Sierra Leone, IS; Savannah +,
II 1872; total, Is,6ls. Total since septem-
Der, 1875.
Since the above report, 10000 additional
bales have been received from Savannah.
At Liverpool on the 4th, the stock in
hand amounted to 100000 bales, much
larger stock than vas generally supposed
to be there OF this from IS, goo 70 90 ,O00
was American cotton. Among the receipts
win be noticed small quantity from Liv-
erpOol this is inferior cotton, used By
some manufacturers TO mix with American
cotton for making inferior goods.
ALcoHoL-S7, OO{9S7 so per gallon.
APPLEs--Slo@l2 per barrel.
BEASs-S4, 25CG4, 80 per bush.
BkGGIEG-28c per yard.
BALE ROPE-lS@20c per n.
BExF-Dried 23c per Id.
BVCKETs-Painted, $4,50@5,00 per doc.
BAcOS-Hams plain 23(130c, zoe for sides,
lsc for shoulders; Sugar cured hams 2Ss30.
per ID.
BEO9ns-sS, OO@ss, 90 per dozen.
BUTTKR AND EGGs-Butter 45c. Eggs,
SO@Ssc per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FRUIT-Peaehes, 2b 5000 per
dozen, ID $500 per dozen.
cDER-sl6, OOals,0O per barrel.
COTTUE YARss-No. 800, coo and 700, &c
@75c per dozen.
CAxDLEs-Tallow 24c Star, 36e per n.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 20 and 2sc. per h.
C0FFEE-Prime Rio. 46c and 45c per q.
CoTTOx TwINE-S2,o0 per ID.
Cows 0YsTERs-2b cans 81, 25 per dozen,
ID cans 81 20 per dozen in boxes.
CRAoKKRs--Butter l5c per ID, Soda 14@l5.
FLOUR-Beat brand, Sls,5Oal4,5e per bar
rel.
DRIED FaurT-None in market.
FEED.-Corn 81, 25; Hay s., 80; Oates $3.50;
Bran 50 .25: 6hortsS $50.
HIDEs-Green sailed Sc; dry flint I0@l3c;
sheep skins, each 81 00G1 80.
IRoS-CommOn bar 1870 per 10.
LEATHKR-0ak sale 55@G5; hemlOek sole,
45G6O; skiriing 70@75j harness, 60; bride
per dez. S65@7o; kip skins S7o@lO0; cali
s35@sej upper s15@60.
LARD-z7(a2Sc per ID, in fierce. Keg SIC.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,50@$l, GO per
gallon, Toe per gallon higher for small
MAcErRsI-In 4 barrels $3.50; Inkits
S4,00aS4, 80.
MKAL-sl, so per bushel.
Acknowledgement, in jars $500 per dOz.
Union do 81 90 per dozen.
NAILS :, seals so per key.
0xIoNs-S9, 00per barrel.
OIL-Tanners $500; Neat-foot, $500
Lard S. go; Castor, $3.50; Linseed, $500
Coal oil sl,75 q S2,eO per gallon.
PorArOEs-lrish, $3.50, Sweet, $500 per
barrel.
PIcKLKs-Pint jars $S,sO per dozen, quart
do s., 80 per dozen, do in half barrels $500,
barrels $1,000.
PKPPER-Blaek 6O@65c per b.
RAIsISs-M. Z. L. Ss,5O@s,6O per box.
sUeARs--N. o. Sugar in hhds 2st929c, in
bbls. 2s9SO, crushed, granulated., and pow
dered S5@5ee per b.
sERuP-GOlden, 81, 70 per gallon in 4 bbls.
Kegs s., 80.
S4LF-seven bashel in barrel 81, rs by the
Zoe barrels, 81, rs in smaller lots.
soDA-llc@lse in casks.
SO6P-lTc tor Palm, zoe for German.
SricE-55@57c per b.
TcsAccO-Aeeording 70 quality 55dSl,7
pei n.
WBKAT-sI, 40a$1 so per bushel.
WHIsEEy-Pure Robinson Co. old $500
Pure Bourbon $500 Pure Bourbon new
$3.50 per gallon, Common Cincinnati rec
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