The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE
DAILY UNION OFFICE.
Nashville, January % 1850

DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, January 20, 1866.
Cotton IS fim, st from 40 to 42c, ~owipgto
quality. The ether markets are very dull.
and prices are unchanged.
The Cincinnati Commercial saws:
The applications for Loans are increasing.
ana the market Is growing more stringent,
the banks beng unable 10 discount all the
approved paper offering. 10 most cases
they are c~onhning their attention to regular
depositors. Rates OF interest ere firm at 10
per cent for first class signatures, and Il
@t5c for good mercantile paper.
The transactions in Government Securi-
ties are on q more liberal scale, though rates
are unchanged.
The new Fiye-Twenties are bought st
he premium, and the 1862 Bonds at SIC.
The lew Ten FoTties coming forwar are
taken al 924@g3c, for the large, and q5kc
ior The small bond. small sales were made
over the counter AZ Lper cent. advance, on
the quotations given shove.
The Seven and Three Tenth Treasury
Notes ere quoted at 9sH@9sE@gs%c buy-
ing, for the large notes Of the third, second
ana first series, and there is q fair demand
for investment with sales at L@k per cent,
higher.
compound Notes ere rated at Ld4c pre-
MUM flr those dated in May, 1865: 20
premium for December, 1864 3Lc Tor Oc-
tober 4tzc for August; SIC Tor July, and
b. for June.
The Flour market is s~tagnaut, aud aside
from the few purchases by the local dea. ef.
ard the filling Of small Southern orders
there Is nothing doing. Prices are IN.
changed. Supefhne is quoted 1t S7G7 50
eHtras - 15Ns, and family, g. 25&IO IS
Hrra H.aaah nnu.w H.wr.r- --.r.fa - -.
ccptgd = effect sales 10 any extent.
Wheat rtmsins dun, with but a limiteS
demsnd, which is mainly fromfthe loca
mlllera. There has, however, been n,
change IN prices, though they are to q grea
extent, nominal. Prime old Red is quoted
al II 80, and prime new at 81 65GI 20, viii
smallssles. Inferior qualities are unstable
and the offerings are chiefly Of this descrp
ton. Aot enough doing IN White 10 war
Tant quotations.
Corn Is duh under liberal receipts, though
no decline was established. sales weTl
made 90 50a52c. for shelled, and 5Bc for ear
Oats declined L.. but were in fair rcques
~ the cl0-e at s5@s1lsc for No. 2, and -
ior No. J..
Rye Is in bat limited demand at 10@I2
for the best. The lower grades are unsala
BILE, and they are rated At ~606G61c.
The market for Barley is duh and life
less, and not enough doing 10 establish quo
L~ations.
Cotton was in fair demand at 47c for mid
ding 45c for low middling, and 3SGis
f0r ordinary.
oils are unchanged. Linseed is quote
nominally at 81 4791 so. Lard is arm a
a gJ02, aud refined Petroleum Use.
The Provision market Is quiet, thong
no important change has taken place. Mes
Pork conld have been bought II $40, thong
il is not offered freely as his price, nc
could sales be effected, to any extent. with
ont making further concessions. Countr
Is held az SIS JO@2S IS. Nothing doing j
either prime mess or rumps. Green Meat
are dull and dropping. shoulders are quo
led at qisc, rib Sizes 81 l2&Gl3c, and Ham
al I6l-mI6Ec, with a few sales at tbes
rates. Nothing t%rauspired in either Bul
Meats or Bacon, and prices are nominal
u~ucbanRed. Lard Is quiet at lsc for prim
city, but il is said that purchases had bee
made nj l-Ac. St"esm-Tendered Who'll
Hog sold al 1880. Head Is held ct l154t
l.a.e, and Gut l6a4c.
docs had q dull end dragging marke
though prices are without decided chang
the drovers being unwilling 10 make an
important concessions. They are held
sIi -5Ml2 for city dressed, and q few sal,
were made Al these figures in the morning
but SII 3 was as much as packers we're di'
poSed 20 pay Ht she close. The Teceip
were 5.6p0 head.