Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-01
GENERAL MARK ETS.
nashville, Nov. 80. 1867.


CorroN market opened heavy al
the closing figures Of yesterday, and under
the advices from Liverpool and New York,
and the uncertainty Of what Congress will
do in reference to the repeal ofthe present
onerous tax, it declined / cent, and closed
dali at l2i912Ic. Though We report 10
bales at l3c, this is above the market, as
they were good middling. With upland
middling in Liverpool at 74d aud Orleans
riddling at 75d, and IS. 600 bales on hand
in New York, which is $4,000 bales more
than was reported three weeks ago, it IS
not 10 be wondered at that our market has
gone down 40 rapidly here There are
some Eastern biyers in our market and
they are disposed to buy at present figures.
thinking it can 20 no lower, bnt farmers
see ruin staring them in the face al present
figures, aud are disposed to hold on and
risk the consequences
The receipts for the day have been l57
bales shipments 42S, and sales 365. ~
follows: 10 at iSe 90 al l2fe, Isl at l2kc,
10 at l2lr, IS at l2e 10 at He and 81
at 12sc.
NASHVILLE COTTON sTATFMFET.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1851.
Rs sss Cd previously 81 ss979oosf
Total 100. ...... ....-.... ..........- $3.50
Shipped to-day, ,,..a.~. ..---......-...... -
Shipped previously Il. llll55a4
Stock on hand to-day...-..........-..... l9se
The following dispatches we're received
to-day at the Chamber OF Commerce @
New YORK, Nov. 3O.-Gold opened al
1881. 1880 A. M.-Gold 1889. 12M.-Gold
1881 Cotton transactions small and
prices dropping Middling uplands l54
TO Ice. P. M.--CIold 1875. Cotton
Demand fair bat the market weak. Sales
Of the day 2000 bales.
Sales Of the week.................. .....l4O00
receipts OF the week ZZ,ytO
ports..'.......... l3ue0
Stock ....-.........- 43OOt
The market is as follows: Middling up
lands 1870 ice; good middling I7&@lSe;
Mobile l6tc; Orleans l7c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. SOL A. M.-Cottou
adtive. Estimated sales to-day 1900
bales. Middling uplands 9.lGd; Orleans
middlings Is led, 2 p. M.-COtton dull
and tending downward; Middling up-
lands Z ID; Orleans middlings I'D.
LONDON Nov. 30-ll A. M-Consols
cat; U. s. bonds H.
BACoN--Yery little activity. Clear sides
are worth 179@18c; shoulders Isle;
country hams-none in the market can
vassed hams 244@25tc
LARb-- But little inquiry. No new lard
in market. We quote lard in terces l6o,
in half bbls l64c; in kegs l64c
CORN-The demand is local. Far
mers realize GOc loose, in ~asons; ia store
at 85@9 0e.
CORN MEAL-15c per bushel.
SoAP-G3@se per b.
CAEDLEs-Star l8lc per 10.
SALT--S4 90 for Z bushel barrels.
FLoUR-Not much doing. We quote
Pomona $40, Lebanon Mile s13 80, Pride
of Tennessee $l4 so, Clear Lick SIS so,
Mountain Dew SIS, Cumberland Mills SO.
Cream Of the City SIG 50.
WHFAr-None coming la. White
So 8O@2 40, Amber 90 20G2 20. red
81 1902 20, Mediterranean 50
MOLAssEs. Orleans none Golden Syrup
81 25@l 30; Sorghum G0@6Je.
BUTTER 200 35c per pound.
PoTAToEs.--Irish So 50Gi per bill,
sweet 81 p per bushel
APPbEs.-Green So 5O96 per bbl.
CoFFEE-A good supply on hand ami
good inducements offered TO the wholesale
trade. Rio 22!@2Ge; Lagnyra 2G@2sc
Java 3493Sc
SUsAR-Rut little New Orleans sugar in
market. Demarara and Porto Rico IS@
Ice; Coffee c l6lc; 3 IGle; A 1919;
crushed and pulverized lSc.