Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-11

shipped no, and sales of S53 as follows
| 3 at 223, 6 at 22l, 129 at %, 5 at 81, and
10 at zoe.
Stock on hand Sept I. 1867
Received to-day ..-,.....-. o.
Received 10. o4l
Total .......................... 64.I6.
| Shipped to-day-......-......-.......--,... lfU
! Shipped .Sa'-5s,6 co.
Stock on hand to-day................. 49,
/ The stock on hand this date. 1867, 1928 bales
/ Received during the week.. 9l3
| Shipped during the week........-.....-l7l4
Sold during the week ..''.-'.,;..:'.'-''22oo
| DecreaSe,of receipts ofthis week from
those of last week 10
The following dispatches were received
o-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
New York, March 10.-Gold opened at
140. 1880 A. Mold 1404. IL A. NJ.
Gold 140B. Cotton demand fair, bat at
lower rates. Low middling 243c; uplsnds
253c; good middling 262c Mobile Zoe,
Orleans 26kc. Most sellers firm at pre-
vious rates. II Mold 140. Cotton
market dull prices unchanged. There is
no pressure to sell. P. M-Gold 140.
Cotton market irregular. Sales to-day
$50 bales; nominally low middling 24c up
lands 25c; good middling 26c Mobile
253c; Orleans 26c. Sellers are generally
firm at previous quotations. p. NJ
Gold 1893. Cotton market dull and prices
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 10-1l:15 A. NJ
Cotton market quiet-estimated sales to-
day 10000 bales Uplands 105@10fd;
Orleans 104d. 1:20P. Motion market
quiet but steady; other quotations I'M
changed. p. M.-Cotton market firm
aAoat 1O5@1Ofd.
LONDON, March 10-11:15A. M.-Consols
93B@934. United States bonds 7Is@71s.
1:20 P. M-Consols 93s@934. United
States bonds 7ls@714. M.-Censols
939@934. United States bonds 714@714.
FLoUR.-$ 1O@15 for superfne to fancy
brands. Mountain Dew SIS; Cumberland
Mills $40; Cream of the City S1S.
WHEAT.-There is but little in the
market and hence there are but few orders
We quote it at $2@2 80 per bushel.
CoRN-The demand is good and the
supply not very large. Farmers realize
for loose in wagons 65@6Sc per bushel,
while dealers deliver at the depot, sacks
included, at 85@874c
SALT-The season for packing being
past, salt is dull. SIS 80 for 7 bushels bbls.
by thecar load; "a for smaller qualities.
SUGAR-The market is firm. Our whole
sale dealers are able to fill the largest
orders from the interior. Orleans I44@
164c; Demarara 16@161c; coffee A 174c;
B l74c; G II; crushed, powdered and
graduated 184c.
MoLAssEs. 90@95c; Eastern
syrups 85c@$1 25 per gallon.
CoFFEE.-The market is steady. Rio
22@26c; Laguyra 28@29 Java $4,000.
BACoN-A large supply on hand. Clear
sides 144@l54c; shoulders 1l4@l2c; plain
hams 15c; sugar cured 1Sc.
LARD.-In tierces 154c; in kegs l64c.
Observation-Disclosures 81 rs; other
kinds $4 so per barrel.
DRIED BEEF.-Extra sugar cured in
half barrels SIG so.
RIoE.-12@134c per ID.
PIcKLEs.-Pints SO so per dozen; in
quarts 81 so.
LEATBER.-Hemlock sole BE; oak 400
45c; upper 10000; kips $1,000 per
dozen; calf per dozen, $4,000.
HDEs.-Dry l7@lSc; green 8@84c.
NALs-$5 % for los to Is, and 25c adj
ditiouaI for each smaller size.
PLANTERS HOES 5000 per dozen.
AXFs-14@16 per dozen.
CHAINs-Trace $S@12.
RoPE-Cotton 35c.
HORSE SHOEs-$8 per keg.
HORSE NAILS 22@ 2Sc per pound
CoLLARs-Hog 81 per dozen.
IRoN-Bar 81.
STEEL-Cast 25c, English blister lSc,
American blister l34c.
SHoT.-$3 % per sack.
LEAD-129 per pound.
PowDER.-$8 80 per keg.
SIFTERs-$3 per dozen.
APPLEs.-Green 81 50@8 90 per Dbl.
ORANGEs-$7@8 per box of 200.
RAIsINs-S5 per box.
DATEs-15c per pound.
PEA NUTR-S3 so per bushel.
BUTTER.-20@25c.
CHEEsE.-17@l8c.
CANDLEs-Star l7@172c; S. per box
for starine.
SEEDs.-Clover So IS; timothy 81 so;
herds grass 81 so.