The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-18
spirit of the New York Market.

INV AthAB n pm IL
The Dry Goods trade to-day is very quiet,
and without much change in the prices OF
domestic goods. A commission Is being
made on Wooden Goods, both foreign and
domestic. There are many trashy styles
Of foreign Dress Goods in market, and 10 Is
difficult 20 dispose Of them. Really good
and choice styles Of such goods are selling
freely at good prices. There probably has
never been a season when Alpacas were in
such demand. Plain blacks and fancy col
ors bring good prices, If the quotation is
right. Very fine Black Alpacas are taking
the place Of Black Silks, which are duh
GOOD styles Of Cassimcres are selling well
such goods as are suitable for the city tail
oring trade.
The Clothing trade Of this city is fair,
many houses doing a good business. Auc-
ton houses are still hammerlng away, which
tends very much to decrease trade aud keep
the Dry Goods market unsettled. The fol-
lowing are the quotations Of Dry Goods
Prnts-Allen, l6c; American, As &c; Amos
keag, I7c Arnold, Toe; Cocheco, 2lc Dun
nell, l8c Freeman, l5c; Hamilton lVcj
London Mourning, l65zc; Lancaster, lSc
MerrimAck, dc; Pacific, l9c Richmond,
ice Victory, Ice; Wamsutta, l41zc; Garner
a Co., 2Oc. Delaines-ATmuth, 231zci Ham
nton, 235ac; Pacific, 22c. Brown Drills
pepperelI, 2bc Stark, III, Gle Winthrop
blue, 3sc Boston Brown secs do blue, 32}2c;
Amoskeag. 521Ec; Hay Maker, doc; Man
chester, 81 Nc; Massachusetts,, 55c; New
York, acc; Pearl River SOC Warren Brown,
s5c Wide World, 35c York, Soc. Bleach
ed Shirtinei-New York Mills So sc; WHm-
sutta, A5c Mansonville, SIC; Lousdsle, Soc
Wheaton Co., SAFE Dwight, 2sc. Brown
Sheetings-AmOskeag A, 25c Augusta, z2ci
Bentford, Ice; Boot III, lie.
n.ta .I,rr.1 rfr, 4 lTflE No chan
the Money market. Government securities
were firmeT this p. M, and Seven Thirty
Noies touched the highest point known
Five twenty Coupons sold at iOfalOf : and
Teu-forty Notes at iOo34alOets. Railway
share market was quiet at the second regu-
lar Beard, bat prices were rather steady and
rather better. Petroleum AMI Mining
Stocks dull this p m and without any
special change.
The Post says that during the past week
there has been a better feeling IN the whole
sale market, and good business has been
done. Prices have huctuated, and, at the
close. nearly an articles are hTmer. Cotton
has been fairly active, principally Tor eN-
mort. Holders have been anxious 10 realize.
There were some fluctuations, The market
closing dull. The following is a review:
Flour has been more active and with
material reduction in our stock. prices Of
new and medium grades have advanced lOa
soc per bhl.
Wheat has been in brisk demand, and Is
lall-c better ~ the close. MIllcrs are not
we'll stocked, and are the chief buyers. Sc
rious injury % tho growing crop of Wheat
by the frost. induces greater hrmne s. Corn
has been in lively request, and with limited
arrivals prices have advanced Sass per
bushel. aud the tendency is upward. Oats
have been active. The demand Is mainly
for expnrt. and the prices have advanced
4abe. with the market firm at the close.
Pork has been active, has iluctuntcd daily,
and closes firm. Beef has been more sala-
he. ana Il firm. Lard and Bacon have de-
clined and have huctuatcd considerably,
and close quiet. Cut meats are more p.en-
~ have declined, aud closed heavy. Wits
Ev-the demand has been only moderate,
Int prlces may be quoted shade hrmer,
closing steady al 81 26}s for state,sndS2 q
Tor Western
surnr-Raw has met with a fair inquiry,
the demand being from rehneIs, ana the
trade prices early in the week were lower,
but toward the close improved. We quote
al lel.alOlsc for lair 60 good refining Re
fined iuli aud closed heavy az 5'aalGc for
h.r8s. petro!eum-No have had very
ann market for both crude and refined, in
hond. prices gradually decreased, and at
tho close were heavy at "a &c for crude, and
ss1 ,u3gc for refined, IA bond