Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-01

triously taking advantage Of il, hence Their
has not been as muck activity in the retail
trade as usual. Prices have RENAME,
through the week about the came, and Ia,
wholesale men seem to be satifed at III,
prospects of the season.
CoTToN.-The market has been dull anC
quiet during the day, though the advieel
from the Eastern markets are very encour
aging. The stock is so much reduced thai
there is rot room for speculative feeling
Our reports as published show the stock OF
hand to be 1923 bales, while by actual count
to-day there are 1918 bales in the city, which
is only variation of 10 bales from our
report. Received to-day 81, shipped SSl,
and sold 225 as follows: at 224c, at Bic
4 at 2OIc, IL at zoe, II at 25c, so at 24c,
10 at 24ic, 10 at 2S3c, 20 at 2O4c, and IL at
22sc.
Received during the week.. 7l3 bales
Shipped during the week.................. f5i3
Sold during the Week....-...............-.. 2324
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1.
Received to-day -...............-.....-.-.. 81
Received previously 1876 ,260
Total.......... .......................... 67.7s2
Shipped to-day. ...-.......-...............-. SSl
Shipped previously ....-.....-....66.2 5S-66, 500
Stock on hand to-day............... 1913
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
LIVERPOOL, March 81, 11:15.-Cotton
market firm; uplands 1l5@ll4d; Orleans
11s@1l2d. 5P. M.-Cotton sales to-day
1900 bales; to arrive 114d@11sd; uplands
lid; Orleans 3d..
LONDON, March 81, Ills A. M.-Consols
9S@93B. United States bonds 715@72.
New YORK, March 31.-Gold opened
at 1881. 10:35.-Gold 1888. 10-45.-Cot-
ton market quiet, but steady; sterling ex-
change 109s@110B; Gold 13Ss 11:50 A.
Motion market firm and prices a shade
better-not quotably higher and more &C
tive; Gold 1881. 3P.M.-Cotton demand
active at full prices; sales to-day 1000
bales; middling uplands 27@274; other
quotations unchanged Gold 1885,. Az.
Mold 1888 low middlings 26Rc; up
land middlings 274c; Mobile middlings
Is; Orleans 2S4@2S4; good middlings
2S4c.
SUGAR.-The market is we'll stocked at
the same prices; Orleans l44@164c; Dema-
rara 16@16!c; coffee A 174c; B 174c; C
1910; crushed, powdered and granuIated
Isle.
MoLAssEs.-Golden syrup ST 25@1 so
per gallon; Eastern syrups S0@S5c.
CoFFEE.-Supply equal to the demand
Rio 22@26c; Laguyra %; Java SS
GAO.
CANDLEs-Star 171c So 25 per box for
stearine.
CoRN.-Loose in wagons &c; in sacks
nc delivered at the depot 824@S3.
STARCH.-Sc per fb.
SALT.-Agood supply; So IS for bushel
barrels.
lRoN.-Common bar, KY, 81, Tenn. 81.
Bands, KY, 7@7E Tenn. 1O@1O9. Round
and square, 6@91. Tennessee round and
square 9@122.
ORANGzs-$6 per box.
CHEESE English dairy 16c.
NAILs-$5 % for los to Cos, and 25c adj
ditional for each smaller size.
SoAP-Yellow resin Sc per Id.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples &c.
PoTAToEs-Irish "a so per Dbl.
HORSE SHOE NAILs--71 per pound.
CHAINs-Trace $8@12.
HORSE SHoEs-$8 per keg.
AxEs-$l4@16 per dozen.
CoLLARs-Hog ST. per dozen.
PLANTERS HOSES 5O@1O per dozen.
SIFTERs-S3 per dozen.
SHoT.-$3 % per sack.
PowDER.-$8 so per key.
LEAD-124c per pound.
RoPE-Colton Soc.
BUTTER.-2O@25c.
DATEs-15c per pound.
RAIsINs-$5 per box.
PEA MUSES. so per bushel.
Dixie CORN AND COTTON PLows.-Nos.
s and IS, one horse each, So; No. 10 heavy,
one horse each, So so; No. II, two horse
each, "a so; Double shovels, wrought, s.
cotton scrapers, "a; bull tongues, So so;
pillow points, No IS, 25c; No. 8, 35c; Nc.
10, 35c; No. II, 45c. Land sides No. Is,
4Oc; No. s, 45c; No. 10, Coo; No. IL, 75c.
Clevises, large, each, sc; small, 75e.
HoLLOwwARE-5c per ID.
Doc IRONs-43c per Id.
WAGON BoxEs-5c per ID.
STRAW AND FEED CUrTERs-"S Sanford
straw cutter No. l, 81 do. No. 2, SO;
Utley's Diamond, IS. Tennessee corn
shelter, 50.
BACoN-Clear sides Isl shoulders liz
OLE; hams, plain, Is; do. country can
vased lie; do. sugar cured canvased 194c;
sugar cured breakfast bacon III.
BEEF.-Sugar cured dried beef 20@22c;
sugar cured mess beef, per barrel SIS.
MISS PoRK-$25 so per Dbl.
LARD.-In tierces Ice in kegs and cans
164@l7c.
FLOUR.-$9 50@15 as to quality.
HAY-Prime timothy $22@23 per ton.
Nashville Wholesale DrygOOds Trade.
NASHVILLE, March 81, 1868.
There has been good inquiry for spring,
and we noticed that some of our Wholesale
men were quite busy yesterday. Prices re-
main the same. The quotations below are
made ont by large wholesale merchant,
and are correct in every particular
A Brown SHEETINGs-Augusta 1S4c,