The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Danny Uxi0x OfPIcE,
EashviIIe. November % 1gGs

worth from 45e. to sc. Messrs. A. A. spen-
Ger A Go. purchased 30 bales, yesterday, at
from i51sc 20 465zc Buyers were more
anxious, and prepared to invest in larger
lots than f5r o sieek or more presious.
There is q pretty coed demsnd FOR salt
meats, several heavy orders having been
received from the South, while the local
calls are fully as g.eat o. usual.
Iu produce, the market is unchanged from
our Yesterday quotations.
The C.aeinnati Gazette ef Tuesday says
There Is o comparatively quiet but very
sensitive moucy market Capital SIS ale
moving very cautiously, and the aim e 10
contract the discount lines rather than ex
raud. ln the present temper Of the mar
fst. aud Under the uncertain feeling that
prevails IN regard 90 the future, people who
expect 10 10 much business, and especially
q speculative business, on borrONed capital.
win - disappointed. The siTmCency that
prevails results about Is much from this
want Of confidence a. from a scarcity Of
money. A settled feeling is not likely e
prevail until tho financial policy Of the Gov
srnment shall be developed. Meantime.
speculation Win remain inactive, and bust
ues- generally will be confined within mar
row limits. There Is no disposition now 70
buy anything Tor q rise. Even The reel es-
tate fever hes been uuioted. The outcome
ed all this may he developed before the close
cd thc year. The forthcoming recommenda-
tIou ol the Secretary of the Treasury may
imuart o settled tone 90 matters, or ID NAV
require thc concurrence of Congress in the
policy ol Mr. AcLulloch 90 mark out clearly
The future course Of the money market. No
new light is expected on the public debt.
The condition ot this is already known, and
The ability oi the Government 90 manage il
unnecessarily is not doubted, but the question
concerns she currency. What Is 20 be done
lu the line oi contraction This i what
rerple1e1 the prblic. Let il be understood
ihut there b. 90 be no reduction OF the cur
Teucy Tor come time "a come, and new spec
ulluve era VIII De iuHuglrated that will
equal ans thing We have bad Of late. Let il ,
uu thc other hand, De announced that there
Is io be steady contraction, and values will
continue b. settle down while a moderate
policy would leave business to drug as u is
dragging nos. our own opinion IS that Mr..
Mctuiiuch's policy Will not differ materially
irom that presented 10 his Fort Wayne
speech. ID may be a little more moderate
Jnan that seemed 90 indicate, but il will moi
vary HuuuNn 70 open inc door lur TIE mia
t.ou oiuew speculative bubbles.
Htte8 of iatciost are trm Ia The open mar,
Eei st lea H. per cent. ADD Speculative pa
rer is nos salcahle 81 these figures, unlrs.
very strongly backed.
There was nothing done IN -four, aud bui
little iu grain. Wheat is held above IN,
TIrws of hlycrs. Rye Is firm, with fan
demand. Oats are steady, and in good re-
quest The stock OF corn on the market q
light. and pr ces are steady. The arrival o
Steamer nom EuIopo. reporting an ad
vance Boz Liverpool OF penny IN cotton
infused more life into the-marlet, and IN,
pricr advanced iullg lc. = ~ i, closing firm
sale rope aud baggIug advanced 1Ec. 90
day, Hnd stu The price is las. below tho
Louisville and So. Louis markets. Butie
hss declined &c y n. cheese remsiu,
sieady hut tfm. Hogs are stssdy. Tn,
packers sro taking hold wish a little NOR,
spirit, bui muny ef them decline 90 do any
tnng to She present high prices OF hogs
The provision market wss dull lndeed, th'
stock cd bacon Is 30 light that large sale
would ut ouce cieir the market. Mess porl
remains steady.
The following are the Nashville prices fo
tho ioilouiuE srtirlcs, al wholesale;
ArFLu-S- 50ag q bbl.
BAoGNa--s2 itc per yard
haLE kuFE-lcmp lee.
BEEF-Driei e5c per n.
BAcos-Clear sides, Csc; 2ec. for shout
deru Sugar cured hams sac y n.
Country hams 2sc.
burrEa AND EGGs-Butter s5e. Eggs
m@2Sc per dozen by the barrel.
C.snLU - rallov rs q zoe star, 2sssO'
per n.
coss Mr,t-per BUSH. 81 IS.
CurEsE-Hamburg, 23a2ic. per h.
CoIFrt-Primo Rio. $50 sac. per h.
iurat2tfitc.
Flgps-For best superaue 50 30, sztru
family Su uo@ls.
fstn-lom in sarks in store, 81 Is per
essh. Oats, new black, In store, I5c pei
hashi Hey new Timothy, Ia pressed, -,
o. 5o psI iou.
Gaais--Wheat, Old red winter. s. Is q,
s. ~ per husheii prime choice Keniuoky
heHe Wheat ior seed, s. 20 g. 90 per bush
hioss- 49, 6roOn, 6c. y n dry aint, II
Gle. = n sheep skins, 5oGgsc. each.
lhos, by she Ton-Flat Bar. NJ 20 6 incl
o. 4 inch, O. per n; Dandy Tire, ~ bv 4,
Is py : So a inch, &c per 10: Band
troui : b. ty = Go 5-l6 inch. sa.c per b
Round ana Square. 20 81. inch &c Der n
hoTse shee, s'ruP, escorted sizes. sic Der
n. Nai. l.oi, superior quality, equal 10 best
ssiss, is'.e PEI NJ Hoop iron, q. to ,
inch, { Sc poi n.
LrssHEn-oaE tanned solo leather. Gin.
ciunst, asc. = n do. Go. country. as
~ skirting 5H,s55. y n T: harness ssi.5ss :,
r bride per do1. S5as5s. upper saets
55 KIP skins a5oaNo; ealiskins Staass.
LaEn--firtn, 2stt33c.
LuNHER-Fioonng. per leoa n SIS $50
Rough clear Pine, so 10 $50; Planned 60
Pine. Sst 30 SgA.
MoLassKs-lR barrels, 81 2Oal 40 rs,
gallon. -
Nsus-ss Is lo- lod, l2d. SD. saa sas
for jobbIug lots an adranee Of IS. Tor nj
81 los. Rrads and Fencing Nails san,
prices az Naiis ~ same size. Spikes cpt ,
10 8 inches, 81 % per koe.
NxloSs-si s0lt5 per hi.
sU0AEs--N.O.suFar in hhas less ae0c. il
bbls. lso; crushed, graduated, and pow.
dered s3A02s per h.; Coffee Sugar s2a2Sc
srEUr-Goiden, 81 ,GOt5l go = ral. ia lsbbis
sALr-per biol. hushci hbis, S 50.
sEEns-Imethy & 90 = bushel Heri.
Grass 81 Blue Grass 81 Orchard Grass y
50i Glover Seed sIs 90 y bushei.
loHacCo.-ElackwOrts oa9oc Brieht Slas
HHisEr.-- bourbon,p ure,s5 90, lmitntion
q sSaS Robertson. pure, $ o0as. imitation
y Gas Common Reru6ed s. Is. An
pc and Pesch Brandies. old Sla5 new "a.
90; Irish Whisky 5 10; Cocnsc B-nndS
pure, SO ooi C1guac Brandy. domesti,
"a So; l0rt and Sherry Wine, s4ss.