The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

| ket, prices beng urm al our lasi tuotatl0iIa-
In the provision market there is less firm
ness, though prices do not vary from our
yesterdays figures.
Cotton continues 10 declines the average
price being Sc, though some very fne
specimens brought 40c. The transactions,
however, we're very limited, as holders are
not inclined to make any concessions, ex-
/ cept on very small lots, to raise money to
meet actual necessities. The receipts yes
terday we're very light.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Wednes-
day says:
The trade in Boots and Shoes and Hats
| and APPS has been fair, with steady sup
port, in the former line, Of advancing prices
The Grocery marke. has been compare
lively dull, in a large way, and not fully &C
tive iniobbing. Refined Sugars show some
decline as compared with quotations Of a
week ago, but raw Sugars and Coffee are
maintsined. The quotations for hard re-
fined, in lots, are sla2l1zc; raw az l4alse;
ADD for Coffee, 1s}zas2c for fair to choice
Rio.
Cheese Is in steady demand, on orders r. m
the South, that support prices firmly at2i y
a23c for Western Reserve and Hamburg, and
23e for English Dairy
Butter lbs been well maintained at last
weeks quotations, namely, 3sa4Se Tor prime
to choice.
Flour has remained without change
throughout the week, either IN demand or
price Superfne has 70 be Of established good
brand 10 bring more than 81 80 New wheat
extras range at Ssas 70, and that made from
Old wheat at 50 00a9 so. The demand as
heretofore, being for the higher grades, has
kept them relatively frner than the other.
The exports from New York for his year TO
Ostober 81, were 1,l49,42T bbis., against
LOO, 1852 ior the same date last year.
Whest Of choice quality is about sill that
finds a ready market, aud that only at the
hands of lnillers who depend on our mar
ket. Old Red has been selling in small
way at 81, but il il hard to find sellers will
ing to take less than 81 o., and some are
asking s. 10. Choice Indiana White Is
quoted at 81 As, and choice Kentucky at
81 co, but the supply IS Light and the de-
mand is only moderate. New ranges as
81 20 to 81 IS, according 70 quality, n,ne Of
it being very profitable for Iniliers use, IN
any way. &C current prices. The foreign
shipments Of Il from New York, from jan
uarv 10 October 81. amounted 20 2,O20,ss2
bushels, against II ,726, SOS bushels this ear.
This seems to be g strange variation IN
amount.
Corn has been in steady, good demand du-
ring the entire week, ana prices well main-
tanned Sound old shelled is not easily had
st less than Gee, with ready buyers at 5Sc,
Ear is quo cd az sec, but in light supply.
New commands 53a55e on the spot, and |
would be readily contracted for on future |
delivery at soc. There was shipped fr,m |
New York 2,ss4, 254 bushels up 10 October |
81, against 5uS,3 4S bushels 10 same date last /
year.
Whisky was yesterday advanced to 3 3la /
2 % for new and old, but to-day the market |
had less nerve, and afternoon the figures Of |
buyers dropped full lie per gallon.
idnseed Oils selling at 81 52al 50, though |
not offered freely at less than 81 So.
Cotton has been dull, and is depressed il
price, so that buyers are not Offering more
than 45c for middling, and Gales have been
made at that igsre, though 4sc IS generally
asked.
The Provision market has displayed but
little spirit. The trading has been almost
wholly on account Of regular orders, and no
range Of q specu alive character has been /
given to prices. Mess Pork was advanced /
70 s3I 0aasl 50, with sellers Indifferent
about accepting less than $50 but il is not /
sought for now TO al extent above S3l.
Bulk Meats have become very scarce, and Il
are hardly quutHble with accuracy. l5al7c Il
Insy be regarded as closing out figures.
bacon clear Sides have been in fair re.
quest, with sales at 2la2llI &c, which figures |
covered sales to-day. Bacon ribbed Sides /
are quoted at lee. Shoulders at l61zsl7c. |
Sales Of them were made yesterday at the |
former figures, and the demand viii not i
sustain any better figure.
Lard has been in but moderate demand, /
and prices have moderated 50 261ze is an 4
outside hBure for prime in tierees- That /
steamed from the whole Hog is rated at 241z. |
Hams, alone ofGrsen Meats, have received |
much attention; I7l5aIse, mainly the latter |
figure, has been the ruling range Of the |
market. To-day buyers were offish, because |
of the moderating tendency Of the weather. |
Shoulders are dull at l2c, and Sides al 15c
as nominal quotations.
Hogs have had dragging market, al /
though receipts have only been moderate. /
Packers do not seem TO have become any
better reconciled TO the unpromising pros
pect, and feeders seem, with most rssOlute i
policy, 10 be Withholding their stock from /
the market. Il can only be presumed that
they desire to get as much of their corn
marketed in this way as possible, and are
thus moved by a common impulse the eoun-
try over; Slla1I SO gross, have been the
ruling figures for fair and heavy averages,
although So has been in some cases at
tanned. To-day, hogever, the weather was
against the trade, and Sll so was al ex-
IRENE for theEl, With some pressure 10 sell
heavy averages at SIS so net. The season
has not, however, advanced far enough yet
for full development of the practieed SEN
tlment Of the trade, since fair headWay is
rare.y had before this time ordinarily, al
though there has probably been more talk
over It than usual. The old, regular pack
srs express themselves very resolutely
against the present status Of sifairs, but
what they may do when more fitting time
for action comes can hardly be conjectured.
CELL YOUR UNCURRENT M0NEY.-The |
- following are the rates and BY THOs. 4. MARI, |
hROk ER, corner pf Uuou and College street. for |
uncurrent money These quotations are liable 70 |
huct ate, but ~ be depended on a Sufficient |
length Ct time for the renitlauces to b received |