Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-28


/ ofFsok OF fHE UxIos AND AvEnIcAx.l
1 SATURDAY. Jan. q. 1896
| corrox.--This has been dull week in this trade
Prices ranged from yos41 until the news received
! By The H;d<rnm ffela Liverpool. when a perfect.
stasnztion ensued 4 feryfss bales only changed
hands on yesterday 4 sssssc and we quote the
same figures to-day. With light SALES. Owners
generally refuse to meet the market at these rates
and those only sell whose necessities require Il.
Private dispatches from New York yesterday
evening quote cotton dull At i7alSc for middling
GRocEaszs--Th market has been quito brisk
during the week. in all the different branches, but
has still been confined principally TO the local
trade. The damage TO our Southern Railroads
have not been repaired yet. We learn that the
work will be completed BY the elese Of the week,
aud the roads win commence the receipt Of
through freishts again IN tomorrow, which will
be great relief to all the departments Of our city
trade Orders are already beginning to arrive from
the Southern markets, and an active trade for
next week may be expected, unless the depression
in the cotton market should affect ii. which it
may DO to some considerable extent. The trade
from the upper Cumberland is improving daily.
and Ii l. confidently expected by cur business
men that In short time our business relations
with this region will be fully re-established for
Nashville certainly should be the centre OF trade
for the upper counties
CoFFEE.-The demand has been quite steady
this week, with considerable sales, chiefly of the
best grades; common grades. arc somewhat neg
lected. Common to good 3las2c; prime to choice
32lsa3s1c.
SuGaR--The market has erinced more activity
this week than last. and the sales have been quite
large At l6a17c for Cuba l6 zalsc for Porto Rico;
l9a2lc for Demerars; Standard Hard. 2la221<c;
Coffee A. 2la2llzc; Ii. lie; C. 20a2olz Yellox Cof
fee. 17al9c.
FLoUR-The demand has been quite steady
throughout the week. with largo sales principally
of the better grades. lower grades being in light
demand. Superfnc. S. 00as Is: Extra, s. 5Oas 90;
Family. $40 O0all 0os Fancy, $ll 25al2 25.
BAcoS-The market has beca quiet during the
week. with fair sales. Shoulders. lsa20c: Sides,
2la22c; Hams. plain, Z3a25c.
LaRD-Remains very quiet with small sales. the
demand being very light. We quote tieree. 20a
2lc; keg 2za2sc. t
CHEEsK-Sales have been quite liberal through
out the week, and some transactions sf considera
Bile magnitude made. Stock on the market is
rather limited. Western Reserve, 22a221zc Fac
tory. 22lsa2s1zc; English Dairy, 24a25c.
FAns.-The demand has been quite limited
during the week. and stocks are quite light, but
being daily increased; IS so for los and eos with
Is cents additional for each smaller size.
CASDLEs-Have been easy with no large trans
actions TO note yet the sales fer the week foot up
quite respectfully. Star. y and Is o., q 1za221zc;
full weights, 25a26c; Tallow. 171Salse Parafine,
50a52c.
FRuIrs AND NuTs-The market continues dull.
with light sales and no change to note in prices
CANNED FRuIrs-Thc demand is fair. with some
large sales during the week without any material
change in prices. We quote oysters one pound
cans at So 90; two pounds. 81 75 Peaches. Pears,
Ounces. Strawberries and Blackberries s. 75a5 90
for two pound cans; Brandy Peaches and Cher
rios, So Ooale 60 per DOZEN sardines at 3oa32c by
the case for quarters. and 25a57 for halves.
soDA-The market has been very quiet with
small transactions. Stock fully equal to the de-
mand. American. 12alsc; English l3lzal411c.
sALr-The reduction in freights has had a ten
dency to reduce the price to some extent. We
quote seven busbel barrels. s. OOa5 % q barrel
LIoroRs-Continue in fair demand, and some
considerable sales during the week at 50 25a2 50
for common; 81 s5a3 80 for Robertson county;
Bourbon S. O9ai 90; Apple Brandy. 81 GOAL so.
Stock ON hand ample.
CoRy AND oArs.-The demand remains brisk. but
heavy shipments from Cincinnati and St. Louis,
have depressed prices. We note sales of one thou
sand bushels at 60c. lcvee for prime; Corn s5e.
and Hay 81 90 per ton ON wharf and S23 90 in
store. SAT-
SEEDs.-Clover is still in good demand at So
50610 So Cotton seed is nominal and but little
doing. There is no millet in market: Timothy
S. OO herds grass s. 90; orchard grass IS 90; blue
grass, clean s. 80, with better demand
BAGGING.-Good demand at IS, and scarce.
BALE RoPE.-2Oc. m y
IRox.-(Tennessee) common bar, 1917; band 1lG1
l2l; round and square. 1l@1415; horse shoe, liz;
hoop, 12a15 plough Inonlds,12
CRAcKERs.-Butte 10; soda. il; sugar Is; wine
10; Boston. 12; picnic, II.
RIcg.-Is selling at 1211@1icp per pound. -
DRUGs and DYE-STUFFs.-The demand CONT
nues brisk, with considerable transactions. We
quote Baisam Copaiya. 81 IS o n; Bay Rum.
81 IS . gallon; Blue Mass, $50 q ID; Blue Stone
2le p 10; Birthstone. 9lzc = ~; Calomel, 81 75 p
N; Camphor, 81 40 2 ID; Cream Tartar, 75c = ID
Coppcras, so 90 e bbl.: EPSON Salts, s11ze = ID;
Gum Opium. SO % p 10: Indigo Madras. 81 IS .
10; Ipecac, S. 50 2 b.; Morphine. 50 90 2 o.;
Nutmegs. 81 70 = 10; Nit. Silver, 81 IS y or;
Rheubarb L. l., Sc IS z o.; Soda Bi Carb, 14c z
n; Sulphur FL. 105xc q NJ Coal OIL Csc z gallon;
Castor Oil. s. Dor gallon. i
Cincinnati Market.
lBy telegraph