Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-13

Ogrfcx OF THE UsroS AND AxERIcAx.l
TUESDAY. Feb ID. 1866.
FIsAxcE.-Gold opened yesterday at sslz. and
had experienced no change at noon-
Bank Of Tennessee Is taken b. brokers at 40 and
soldat4s. Union at So and sold at 6. Planters
at Sc and sold at So.
Southern currency continues very dull. There
Is virtually nothing doing.
CoTrox-The market continues depressed, with
a downward tendency. though holders are but
little inclined to yield to the present figures. and
as consequence the sales on yesterday were TIL
fling at siaS51z. New York quotations ga IS for
middline,
GnocERIEs.-The market opened quite active
for the beginning Of the week. We have but few
changes to note in previous quotations.
FLouR.-The demand brisk with liberal sales.
,rinci paHy of the best grades. Euperfne S. COG
S. 50; Extra So GOOSE 50; Family $40 509$l1 90;
and Fancy Sll 25@$l2 so.
CoFPEE-Unchanged, with an upward tendency.
Common to good s0@sl1ze; good to fair Sl1zssS2c
fair to prime 321z@SSc; choice 3s5z9S4c.
SuGaR-Continues quiet. with slight decline in
prices. We quote l6@l7c for Cuba; 17el9c for
Porto Rico; l95l@3o for Demerara; 2lc for refined
hard: Coffee A. 2@22c; B. 201zs2lc; c. lsSaoc
Yellow 17@19c.
BAcoS-The new crop continues to come in
pretty freely We quote 22c for clear Sides Zoe for
ribbed sides and shoulders. "a for hams plain and
26 for canyassed. The hog round brings lsc.
CHEEsE-Remains firm. The local demand con-
tinues brisk and heavy shipments have gone
southwark We quote 22@221zc for Hamburg, and
&c for English Dairy.
NArIs.-The demand has been active, with good
sales at IS Is for los to 2Os and 25c for the diinin-
ishing grades.
CANDLES The demand continues steady, with
out any important sales TO note. Light weights
for Star 211za221zc; full weights 25@26c; Tallow
at Sc 50 per box for skies, and 81 50 for sevens
Parafne ruled very firm at 52c for white and SOC
for colored.
CoRS.-Thc demand continues active. with
heavy orders from the South, and IL IS almost i'm
possible to supply the wants, owing to the def
cheney in railroad transportation. We quote CSC
@$l 90 per bushel. sacks included.
OArs.-Still continue firm at Csc, clean.
WHEAr.-Tnere is none in the market. f5
SEEps.@Tbe demand remains good and
grows brisker as the spring approaches. We quote
So oO@lO 90 for Glover. S 90 for Timothy, 50 g
for Blue Grass, and for Orchard and Hungarian
So 90.
HAY.-There is a good supply on the market
and the demand continues fair. with some large
sales We quote prime Timothy, baled on the
wharf, $40 60 and in store at So 90.
SALr.-Thereis no material change to note in
this article. We quote S. 90 for seven-bushel bar
rels. Jar h4
IRoN.--Tennessee Iron is in fair demand. We
quote common bar at 10}z; hand, ll@l2l5; round
and square, 1l@1411; horseshoe. III; plough
moulds, r. f"+
LIQUoRs.-The market has been very firm, with
fair transactions. Common refined. So $500 5Oi
Robertson County, 50 1904 90; Bourbon, So o0G
4 90; Apple Brandy. S. 0oG7 90; French Brandy
81 5O@l2 90; American. So 5O@5 90; Ginger. So Sc
81 90; Blackberry. So 50@4 90; Wines, sweet
50 oO@4 80; Ma deira, 81 OO@5 co.; sherry.A O@0
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