Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-26
Foreign Advices.

LIVERPOOL. July IA, FORENOON.-The Broker S
Circular says: The cotton market on Friday was
active upon the prospect OF peace upon the con-
tinent, and large business was done at advanced
prices On Saturday, when the foreign adylceS
were considered less satisfactory, the market be-
came dull. On Monday the demand revived, and
has subsequently continued good; but holders
offer their stocks freely and the market generally
closed with some degree Of heavlneSs, American
continues in good request, and after frequent
fluctuations closes at last weeks rates. Sea Island
is in active request and slightly lower other de-
scriptiOns are irregular. The sales Of the week
were 500 bales, including 1880 on speculation
and 3 $50 for export. The official quotations are
New Orleans fair, l6d; middling, l412d; Mobile
fair, l512d; middling l412d; Upland, fair, l5d ;
middllng, lad. NeSterday friday the sales were
only 500 bales, 1000 for speculation and export.
The market closed fiat, and prices were "a I'd
below the above quotation. Stock on hand,
y2j l9O bales, including 4ll l5O bales OF American
At sea, from India, $4,000 bales.
Trade AT MANCHEsTER-Ihe market yesterday
was quiet, and the tendency Of prices was rather
downward, especially for Sheetings.
The weather is hot, and favorable for the crops
Breadstuffs - Messrs. RICHARDSON. SPENCE *
Co., and HENRY JUMP * Son, report -four gener-
ally held at Is per sack advance. and business
checked thereby.
Grain-Wheat is firmer and ID per GENITAL dearer
than on Tuesday. Winter Red, los 9d@lls Sd per
quintal; Spring, los 6d9lls. Corn, IS deaTer on
the week, the recent heavy arrivals having been
cleared off. Mixed American rs 6d9 IS.
PROvIsIONs-Me ssrs. BIGLAND 4 ArHYA, WOOD-
ALL Il Co., and others, report beef nOminally I'M
changed, but to effect sales a considerable reduc-
ton would have to be made. Pork quiet but
steady for Eastern, while Western is > I'd easier
Bacon dull. and generally los lower Lard dull
and nominal. Cheese IS per hundred weight
lower Butter inactive. TallOw quiet but
steady.
PRoDUCE-The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes
sales as follows: Pots 2Ss 6d@29s. There are no
Pearls here.
Sugar is quiet, but steady Coffee is in limited
demand; Rio, SIS. Rice is inactive at last weeks
rates.
Bark-Philadelphia, Is Cd.
Linseed unchanged; Llnseed Cakes quiet and
Unaltered. Oils are neglected. Resin fiat; Ameri-
can, Is 9dtG6s Sd. Spirits Of Turpentine is very
heavy; French, 40s. Petroleum is in limited de-
mand; refined Is l0d@l lid per gallon.
LONDON MARKETS.-BARING, Bros. 4 Co. re-
port Wheat very quiet. The recent advance Is
nearly lost; White American, 55goSs; Red, 5O'9
SIS.
Flour sells at 24@2Ss. There is hardly any
American wheat or flour offering.
Iron is quiet; Bars and Rails E6. Scotch Pig
SIS Sd.
Sugar is steady. Coffee advanced 2s, but this
was subsequently lost. Tea is unchanged. Rice
is rather elsier. Petroleum Is lid for refined.
Linseed Oil is slow at Sos Sd.
LIvEErOOL, Saturd y Evening, July l4.--COttOn
The sales to-day only 1000 bales. including
1,020 bales to spectators and exporters. The
are weak, and decline Of I'd per pound. Mid
ding Uplands are quoted at l31%d.
Breadstutfs--The market is steady, Corn is
easier.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, July 14.-ConsOls
closed at S75sgSI12 for Money American Secu-
rities--United States FiVe-tWenties, 74d6S; Iili
nOs Central, 769761@; Erie SSe4@4014.