The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UsIcx orrrcr.
~NasaFlle, February :. Ise6.I
Cotton IS very dull, The prices r~speiDg
from IS 70 Sees but there were vsrv feS
sales. The other markets are upcbspg.a
from our last euo.afsns.
NeS orleans Markets on the sOfh.
western froduee-A good demand has
lieNAlled throughout this department Of the
uAr snd holders have been able to OBJ !
saaA leil prices. Flour Is firm. the stock on
mana beng considerably diminished, and no
Hesn arrEals OF any magnitude. Grain
~ Anas purchasers, there being stand
- oluefs always or hand for shipment 10
oenesNe pJrts. We refer our readers 70 the
annexed particulars. regarding the condi-
ton OF our markets.
tlour-Ihe Transactions to-day embrace
Shout 2,eeo bbls., cf which 100 enc at s. Is,
-oe ana - DO. a & $40, leo and lee do. Al
90 2eg and zoe superhne ~ 5 p, $50 do.
> ", 10 do. 81 z -, 100 extra st $40 6sl.
ana l56 good do. 81 Sll p per Dbl.
torD-We noticed sales OF some 4zss
sacks, including 5000 mixed and White on
private terms, S65 mixed 81 81 B.lZ. sod
lace sscks White, in thee lots, 81 81 10 per
ba-, showing q falling on of e for Wine
since Saturday.
Osu-Pricss exhibit sn advance Of sc per
bu-. with sales OF i,2s5 sacks a - per uu
Bran-We heard OF sales OF lIG6 ssrks
~inciuding 20o a. 81 20 per 100 lbs and r.
balance, 400 and 100 sacks, on private terms.
Also 200 tuns IN bulk, the particulars Of
which we were unable 10 ascertain.
Hay-About- bales were dispsssd Of
to-day on private terms.
Proyisions-Me notice only a iobbipg
trade al previous rates for mess Pork. while
Bsc0n and Lard command premium figures.
though al descriptions are scarce. We ap-
pend the particulars Of to-day's business.
Pork-Ihe stock Of cd is nearly exhaust
ed, and new sven weight, is retailing al
80 5e9Ss per barrel, with sales, to-day, Of
100 barrels IN small parcels, stshese figures.
Prime ness is retailing at $50 Der barrel.
Bacon-Prices exhibit little Or no aItsrs-
ton. Ribbed sides are scarce. Shoulders
snd clear Sides are in fair supply, and com
msud l4al5c for the former. and aOc. per
pound, Tor the latter. Plain Hams, ledsee.
and su~gar-eured, 25635c, per pound un.
cauvsssed sugar-cursd are selling 1 2e0a
Soc, per pound
Lsrd-The market is quiet. Retail par
Gels are selling at 2aGsoc per pound, for
prime, in terces, and 19KGsoc per pound.
Ha - ~ 49, -. ~ AAk AGAAlEA AA
round lots Of prime, in ~tierces.
Cohee-Deslers sre supplying the demand
at &c for ordinarys 2s929Lc for fair, snd
Sic, per pound, currency, for prime tochoice
Rio. The sales to-day comprise 500 bags,
at ease, gold, duty paid, aud I50 at 2lc,
gold, duty paid.
whisty-Rectided is selling, in 4 small
way, st 2 IS per gallon.
sundries-he quote Western Butter at 90
Lann- Nnrfhrw a. - A.g-.a.. kl-4g---
cheese al 2oG25e; English Dairy, 2s@2ze
per ID. Full weight Star Candles, 24095e;
short weight do. z0G2lc per pound. sOsp,
iOial5c, and Stafch, l3c per pound.
The Cincinnati Enquirer y
The receipts Of Currency are slowly in
creasing, and some OF the houses report q
rain in Balances; but the increase has not
been sufficient TO afford much relief 10 the
Discount market, which is still working
rather close. The applications for Loans
are only moderate, aud the Banks are able
20 take the bulk Of the legitimate Paper
offered, but outside parties experience con-
siderable difficulty in negotiating Loans,
and spectators find il almost impossible
90 obtain accommodations at the regular
Discount houses. There is, however, com
pauutively little Of this class Of Paper offer
ing. Rates of Interest remain firm st 10
per cent. for unexceptionebie Names, and
u per cent. is the leading figure for good
Commercial Paper, though in some cases Il
per cent. is charged. The street rates are
iizGa per cent Q month. The bankers sre
apticipating more liberal receipts of Cur
rencv from the interior, from this TIM for
ward. as the large amount ditbursed for
Hogs and Produce during the past sixty
dsvs will soon be returned thro' the regu-
lar channels OF trade, and this viii place
The Money in IN easy condition.
cold was not so firm IN New York to-day,
opening Al I807s, declining 10 1899, which
rs The closing rate az , O'Clock. The trans
set5ons ina our market were light, as there
Vs. only a moderate amount offered for
.rir The prevailing buying rate was 1927,
th,,,rh hirner figures were IN several cases
=. tor round sums. There was some in
anirv rom outside parties, and sales were
800 over the counter, 20 q moderate eN-
teut. ~ l4Ols, early IN the day, but pdr-
rba.es we're made in the s%iternoon al i4ets
There IS very little doing IN silver The
r4eriru are LIGHT sud chiefly an small
-mouois. Bankers sre paying l,o@ Too LOT
email and large pieces ihou6h h'Shei
---ls "a obtained ior Gun sums.
tovsrnmeut Securities were rather hrmef
~ Yorl today, and Ia some cases rates
=. rber- Railway Stocks were also
n-msr- bnt without decided change
M wsa considerable activity in the
ss~y+p-rhirty Treasury-noles in our market
md th- demand Cor investment being a
- al ne receipts, the BANKERS are fol
- - closely the New York quota
- M current buying rates wefe ss;s
90 q no large Notes Of the third ana
- and qa@e9ls for the hrst
r-.--.. m.de over the counter at 10 !.
,@-b.~tb.n tho abave quotations. There
~ ei.o = drmer feeling IN me o"ia-beAr'
NJ BBpds under the advice. from Ne"
N VA rive-twenues issued an 1903 Hna
l-G. were bought ~ l5s'9lo 80
- mode over the counter 81 io-ss' Ahef'
- - OF The old Effectiveness on th'
-, Tbe Bankers wonld pay lS1'
~ Ns,.ge. in The Ten iorties an \. hoFl
-s,l ~ dealers here 10 putup their bay
- 10 ngitM9sE FOR The large Bonds
r =, however, very lev on the msr'
- The compound mtetesl-NesiihS vote
- hsurht at i0l3s9lel ior thoae ISSUE
~ Iss.; 1855 for becemoer' 1904
e-trh.r. lu5is for August lOei
-. .,d lO7 for June. Those dated "a
ses. commsnd le0s4qtel. W
- transactions IN one-year Ger
,.,5 cor Exchange Is only mod
s--tr. hardly equal 20 The reeelpt., ana IN
n.rke, rules dull. The laslol
--ns generally drawing 81 soc per SlopI
, though in some instances check
--na5 snms were Drawn Al par.
Tn. Louisville Courier says
rhe market wzs less animated than usns
ts-asv In Inc lcsding departments, thousI
an increased hrmness for bread
80. and provisions, with q sufening a
ne pree OF -four. prediealed chiefly, W
49, mon the aniavora1le prospects O
a. ~nter wheat. T~hroughontt bis sniir
reS ' ~S ag so1nsry there has little or no sno'
,sica ms seas n. and The wheat has bee
-. been d-onominated Frozen out.
NE NV generally protects The groun
NOM being hard frozen
During he past lew days lar supplies Z
h..rn bsve been received boah nom th
iDtsl.r of he state and from 81 Louis, Pc
n.rtrts- he receipts esing over eoe bale
tpdressea range IRON $50 10 sac per TOT
7be m.uufsetnred ARTICLES rue Snili W1t
ue present demand
ghe INQUIRY for sound sheiio~ 'S'n is "a
.y. rhiefv Tor the South sol shiPmeu
w;th sales aud shipments per Lon'slsns an
Ralti.. from points along the ieNeT On.
-w Orleans. Of over @-fooe bags "
- 81 snio Of s.eoo hags on the NV.
!. -. packages incladed. and q saI
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