Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-26


higher rates. Good export demand. Low
! middlings 2lac; uplands 222c; good 23ac;
Mobile 223c; Orleans 23c 3P. M.-Gold
I422. Cotton demand fair and prices
frih. Sterling exchange steady and I'M
changedI
We note no special changes in our groce-
nv or produce market except a small adj
vance in corn,
LARD.-The supply is good at l44c in
tierces, and Hart & Hensley's fine brand
in cans or kegs l5Ac. The prices are as
low as Cincinnati prices.
BAcoN-Is coming 10 freely from the
country, and as much as 60O0 pounds were
sold from country wagons on Monday. The
sellers realize 11kc for shoulders; lac for
hams, and l41e for clear sides. From store
463 cent must be added to these figures.
MISS PoRK-This style of pork is not
much in use in our market, and is selling
at S25 per bbl.
SUGAR.-There has been s considerable
advance in sugars in New Orleans since
our last weekly review, and it has advanced !
the market here. We now quote Orleans
at @l62e; Demarara l63e; coffee A
l73c; B l74e; G lie; crushed, granu- |
lated and powdered lS9c. 80 t--
CoFFEE.-The unsettled state of the gold |
market makes coffee fuctuate, and an ad
vance would have been established here
had it not been for recent heavy receipts. |
Rio 22!@26c; Laguyra 27@3Oc; Java IS
@4Oc.
MoLAssEs.-OrIeans 9O@95c; Eastern
75c@S1 25 per gallon.
CHEEsE.-Western reserve 162c; Eng
lish dairy lS9c.
SALT-S4 10 per Dbl by the car load.
NAns-$5 1905 35 for los to Cos, and |
25c additional for each smaller size.
OYSTERS Baltimore SO 1905 IS per |
case.
CANDLE-173@lSc for star. siarine
SIS 25per box.
PowDER.-Rihe So so per key.
sHoT.-$3 % per sack.
pickles SO % per dozen for pints, and |
s. so for quarts
WHEAT-The market is hardly quotable.
Prices range from 50 O5@2 30 per bushel.
FLoUR--The market firm at $l0915.
Mountain Dew SIS; Cream of the City |
Sl3; Cumberland mills $40.
BAGdING.-India and Kentucky 24930 |
CoRN.-The demand is fair to fill South |
ern orders; 65@7O in wagons and 85@s74c
at the depot.
OATs.-Farmers on selling from their
wagons at 65@68c; delivered at the depot
soc.
SEEDs.-Farmers are now busy laying in
their seeds, and they are very firm at the
following prices: Hungarian and millet
50 so timothy So %; blue grass So; red
top$2; clover 50 25@9 so.
DRUes-AIum &c; aqua ammonia 2Oci
carbonate ammonia 28c; assafptida Goo;
calosaya bark 81 25@2 so; calomel, Eng
lish 81 so; American 81 60; castor oil
50 % per gallon; camphor 81 %; cope
ras 3Ic; cream of tartar $4,000; epson
salts 74@8c; glue 25@35c; ipecac pow
dered SIS so; morphine per ounce S. 40; |
nitrate of silver 81 60; quinine 81 40: sal
soda &c; vitriol Sc; opium.S11.
The penitentiary, under the management
of Ward & Briggs, is furnishing large
quantities Of the following articles at an
nexed prices;
DIXIE Corn AND CoTToN PLews.-Nos.
and I3, one horae each, SO; No. le, heavy
one horse, each, SO 90; No. II, heavy
two horse, 81 80; double shoyeIs, wrought,
81 so; cotton scrapers, "a bull tongues,
So so pillow points, 25045c; lands sides,
45@75.
CASTINGS Hollow ware per h., SOC;
dog irons per h., 44c.; wagon boxes &c.
STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS, RTC.--San-
ford straw Gutter No l, $12; No. 2, SO
Utleys diamond cutter, So Tennessee corn
shelter, SO railroad wheelbarrows, So so,