The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-14
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UxroS OFPIoE,

Nashville, June "A, 1865. !
Cotton continues firm at 32@S3c; buyers
being far more anxious to purchase than
holders are to sell.
There have been several very large con-
signments Of corn received recently, and sew
eraI thousand ssels are now lying on the
landing. The demand, however, still keeps
up, and the price ranges from 95(9971E.
The Cincinnati Commercial say:
The demand FIR Money was a little sharp
er than it was on Saturday, and cioseness Is
more apparent in the working OF the mark
ct. Rates Of interest ere as heretofore given.
Five-twenties are very firm at 2I@23sc
premium buying, 25z@234c premium sell
ing. Toe demand for them is Ia excess Of
the counter offerings 10 bankers.
Ten-foriies we're taken at 95% and are
held at 961z99614.
seven-thiities were more nearly inactive
to-day than they have been lately. The
rates for them, however, remain at 2921sc
premium buying, 2H@25zc selling.
Com pound interest," N Otes are rated at sac
premium for December, 1854, dates, 6lzc
premium for May. There were transactions
at rather better figures Than these, but they
covered round 'ots.
Business in mercantile circles is as dull s
ever, and the markets devoid Of elasticity.
Flour is in but moderate demand with more
freedom on the part Of sellers n their offer
ings. Quotations range at $9@9 90 for su-
pc fine; 80 75al0 Is for extra; Sll@l2 for
family. II il ,bssrvsble, however, that
decided distinction is made IN favor Of
strictly sound high grade Flour.
Wheat is mac i've and difficult to quote
with accuracy. Good samples Of No. 1 old
were offered at 81 IS, with no demand above
- So. No new will not bring over - A.,
though spsringly offered ct less than 81 so.
No. / new is rated 81 81 25. Extra spring
at 50 IOku2 Is. No. I spring at 81 95M2.
Corn IS scarce aud higher; in bulk both
ear aUd shell ed are rated stG2@53c, though
the latter figure is extreme. Sacked is
quoted at 73a74e.
Oats are in liberal supply and dull. No. l
are held at soc, but the demand IS mostly
limited at ISAAC; No. > are quoted at 44@
4jc.
Rye is steady at 85G95c for No. to extra.
The demand for Barley is falling of, and
though the supply is light, matters will not
sustain late quotations. Choice Canada
spring will not bring more than 81 so.
Whiskey is firmer at - % for free, 20c for
bonded.
Cotton is firmer, and holders are generally
asking 3Sc for middlIug.
There is a continued good feeling in the
provision market, with an advancing tend
encv in prices for most articles. Sales Of
Mess pork were made TO a fair extent at
S3i 25. There is very little offering now at
less than SCI 50.
Lard sold at 81 &c, ard but little more is
10 be had at that figure
Bulk shoulders are firm at l3c, and most
holders arc asking lie CHER. sides are
generally he'd at l6l4c; clear Sides at lI34
@Isc. The demand, however, does not full
ly sustain this advance.
Bacon Meats are also neld higher; Shout
ders at l5c, Sides at Use, and clear Sides at
Iq3{m2Oc. As OF bulk Meats, so If BacO +,
these figures are rather above the present
operating condition of the market, though
firmly adhered to 10y sellers on good quail
ties Of Meat.
Sugar-cured Hams are firm at 23g24c
The following report Of Saturdays New
Orleans market was te!egraphed to the
Chamber Of Commerce:
NEW ORLEANS, June 9-P. M.-Flour is
unchanged, and steady, at 50 so for super
line.
Mess Pork is in better supply, and prices
are declining closing az S33 500S4.
Lard unchanged and firm AT 24c.
Bacon is steady, with a fair demand.