Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-19

week last year was 1888 bales.
Receipts for the Week................-.} 1866 bales
Shipped during the week..................3622
Sold during the week ........-.-...,,.,-.....3J2l
The highest prices reached last week up
to the closing of our weekly review, on
Tuesday evening was 49, cents the highest
this week has been 22i
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce.
NEW YORK., Feb. I6.--Gold opened at
1415. 1890 A. M.-Gold 14I4 Cotton
holders anticipating an advance, are hold
ing their stock out of the market; low mid
dlings 223; uplands 23@234; good mid
dlings 244; Mobile middlings 234; Orleans
middlings 224024. 1850 A NJ Cotton
market very firm, and holders are asking
higher rates; low middlings 224O224;
upiands 234 good middlings %; Mobile
middlings 234G24 Orleans middlings
244. 128f.-CottOn demand active at full
rates; Gold l405. 3P. Motion demand
active at full rates; sales to-day 5000 bales;
quotations nominaIly unchanged sterling
exchange hasadvancedto l09501l04; Gold
14I. P. M.-Gold l40k Cotton very
firm, and holders are asking higher rates;
low middlings 23@234; middling uplands
"a good middiings 25t; Mobile middlings
244 Orleans middlings %.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I8.-Il:l5 A. Moot
ton firm; estimated sales to-day $4,000
bales uplands 9B@94d; Orleans 9s@94d.
LOO P. M.-Cotton buoyant sales to-day
10000; uplands 9s694d; Orleans gao
90 sales to arrive at 94d. 5P.M.-Cottou
active; upland middling- 94d; Orleans
middlings 9sd.
LONDON, Feb. I8.-Il;l5 A. M.--Consul5
92s@925 United States bonds7ls. 5 P NJ.
Consols 92z United States bonds 7l4.
WHEAT.-The country seems to hsVe
sent in all its wheat The demand is light
from the fact that there il not a sufficient
amount on sale to make market. We
quote at S2@2 p per bushel
FLoUR-The market is decidedly frm,
and the supply moi large Wequote Noun
tain Dew SIS Cream OF the CITY SO; p
mona $40; Cumberland mills $40.
BAcoE-Thr demand is active aud prices
are stiff; clear side- I4!@l5c.; shoulders
lie; hams l5c; sugar cured hams 17f@Isc
LARD-In active request, in tierces at
l4l@144c; 10 kegs or cans 154@152e.
CoRN-The demand ia good and prices
advancing; farmers realize Csc loose in
wagons dealers deliver at the depot, sacks
included, at 756 SOC.
SUaARs-Are gradually advancing Or
leans l44@l63c; Demarara l6l coffee A
III; B l7tc; c II; crushed aud pow
dered Isle. h.
CoFFEE-Rio 22@261c; Laguyra 27@
Soc; Java 5000.
CANDLFs-Star 171@ lsc; s. 2jpevboI
for starine.
sALT-S4 20 for bushel barrels.
BAGaNa.-India and Kentucky 24@ 30c.
APPLEs-Yery scarce; Green S4697 so
per bid.
BUTTER.-25c per 10. for country.
BRAN-$ SOS per ton.
HAY-$29@25 for timothy.
sEEDs.--CIover SO; Blue grass 81;
Herds grass 81 2j@l 40; Timothy s9@
9 25.
MEss PoRK-$24 per bbl
RICE-Caroiina 12@l3c
NAIIs-s5 % for los to Cos, aud 25o sd-
ditional for each smaller aize.
IRoS-TeBDessee common bar g do.
do. band 10(91l3 Kentucky common bar
81 DO. DO. band 7G7l
DIXIE Corn AND CoTToH PLswa--Nos.
8 and 13, one horse each, So; 20. Is, heayJ
one hose, each, So so; No. Il, heayJ
two horse, S4 SO; double shovsls, wrought,
"a so; cotton serapers. 81 bull tongues,
So 80 pillow points, 25945e; lands aides,
45Q75. as -a5 lala
CASTINGS ware per h., SOC;
dog irons per h., 4sc wagon boxes &c.
STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS, Erc.-San-
ford straw catlsr No. /, SO; No. 2, 60 f;
UtIeys diamond cutter, So; Tennessee corn
shelter, SO; railroad wheelbarroTs, g 80.