Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-24

opyfcs OF TEE UxfoS AND AMERICAN.
WEDNESDAY,. Jan. a, 1866.

OPrfcF OF TEE UNION AND AMERICAN, [
WEDNESDAY. Jan. ~. 1856.
MosgrAns.--Gold opened ia New York yester
day at 1887. and closed at the same rate at noon
which is a decline from Monday.
Bank Of Tennesses was bought at 20 In large lot.
and at IS for small amounts.
Union and Planters remain unchanged and the
same may be said Of Southern funds generally
cOTros.-The market cssatinaes extremely dali.
without material change since our last The few
GALES that were effected yesterday ranged from 80
to a. and only the best quality brought the latter
figures. There was quite an ami,hnt offered dur
ing the dag, but was withdrawn By the holders
who are still hoping for better piices.
GRocERrEs.-The market in this line opened
quite active for the beginning OF the week. and
would be exceedingly heavy. but for the breaks in
some Of our principal Railroads leading South,
which have not yet been repaired. Consequently,
the business has been confined chiefly to the local
trade.
E CoFFEE-The demand remains very good. with
fair stocks on hand. We observe NO material
change in our prices but rather stiff ut our quota
tons. We quote common to good 3o@s1c; good 10
fair 3l@32c; fair 10 prime 329s3c; choice 3S11
q SAC.
SuGAR.--Stock on the market fair. with rather
an increased demand. Sales footup pretty heavy,
with disposition on the part Of dealers to hold
up in prices. We quote Cuba. 16g17l|c; Porto
Rico. l7@19e: Demerara. l3@2oc Standard Hard.
2l@22ISc; Coffee A. 2i]7@23c; b. 2l@2llsc: c. 20
ole: Yellow Ccffce. 16l4a19c.
Z MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.-Thc demand remains
light with small transactions confined principal
~ to the local trade Stock in market good with
q light decline in prices. We quote Cuba, 75@lo
Porto Rico. 90a1.ls; New Orleans 1.15@1.30;
Common Syrup. s0al.l5c: Baltimore refined. Ito
also.
decline The sales rum up quite large. with n very
family. 9.5o@ll.0o extra, 1l.00@1200: white and
fancy article brings ll.o0@l2.50,
Bacox.-The receipts still remain light, with no
very pressing demand. Sales are chiefly small.
to the local trade. We quote shoulders, 100 Isc:
Clear sides. 2l@22I1c. HAVE. plain 2i@25c; Sugar
cured and canvassed. 2@zc. 4
LARB.--9'his article has been rather fuctuating
in prices with not much stability. We quote
Tierce. 2O@2lc; Kegs. zl@22c; with small demand.
Stock ample. ~ k4st.J "a teHaN
NAILs.-Thc stock still remains very light. with
quite a liberal trade in a small way. We haveno
large transactions to note. We quote Top $3.50,
and IS cents additional for each smaller size.
CHERsE-Remains quiet. with but limited sales,
at a slight decline We quote w. R., 22@221zc:
Factory and Hamburg. z8@2l; Z. D., 2i@5c
CASpLEs.-The demand continues very good,
and prices rule easy with liberal sales at 2l@23c.
for IL to Ii OF Full weights, 25@26ei Tallow. IL
@17lzc; Psrafne, 50955c.
FRuIrs AND Nurs.-The demand has not been
very good for some days past, and we have but
small transactions to note, with no material
change in our previous quotations. We quote
Raisins, NJ r., 60o86.25; Sugars. 6.25@6.75;
Figs, 2s@Ssc per pound: Almonds. 4oc; Filberts.
22925c; Brazil nuts. ,e3@25c; Pea nuts, 2.75@soo
per busael.
CANS AND FRUIrs.-The demand Is fully equal
to the supply. with moderate sales. We quote
lbs 800; 2 lbs 45o@4.75; Peaches, Pears. Ounces,
Strawberries and Blaekberries. 4.5GS4.75; Brandy
Peaches and Cherries, s.50@l0.0o ~
Fancy GRocERIEs-Continue in fair demand.
and good sales, with no change in prices from our
former quotations. EW EffItMyt
SoAPs.-we note a dull market in this article,
with small sales, and rather disposition on the
part Of holders to make concessions in lots of
any size.
LrouoRs.--The trade in this article has evinced
no new features since our last report, the demand
continues good with liberal sales at quotations
OF Saturday.