Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 14--Afairs are very un'
settled. Ii is supposed that the win continue
tomorrow Great confidence is felt in all the banks
now standing. Large deposites were made to-day
No failures. Things look more cheerful thah TINS
morning There are rumors that the "New Orleans
Bank will omen in the morning Notes OF the bank
of james Robb are taken by the Citizens and South
! arn Ronl, The bank of James Robb was also kept
omen tl 6 o'clock There is not q doubt expressed
as TO it or the Southern
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-The run continues
very heavy on the Citizens and Canal Banks, but
less on the rest There is much excitement and
business is paralyzed.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.---The Steamer Vanderbilt
has arrived Inferior qualits ofCotton declined one
eighth Stock in port 1856, 900 bales, of which 1885,
500 is American. Orleans fair 9s middling 3-l6.
Fair Mobile %; middling 81; Fair upland 81 /;
middling 1916. Lard and Breadstufs slightly de-
clined COnsOls 904 Corn declined pence +;
Wheat to pence. Western Canal -four 80 a 81
Provisions dull; Bacon firm.
LONDON, Oct. 2nd---Funds opened animated
| and experienced rise, but the tone soon changed
by heavy sale of Consols. Foreign exchanges IN
altered notwithstanding the large arrivals Of gold
from Australia. the prospect in the money market
is discouraging.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.---The City Banks have re-
solved to take all Country bank notes at par There
is string influence against an extra session of the
Legislature. Stocks are better; money active, but
in better supply Specie to premium. Bresdstuffs
decidedly advanced. The Union Bank at Augusta
Ca, and the Farmers and Exchange Bank, at Rich
mond, have suspended. The Philadelphia Banks
show disposition to repudiate the relief bill mat
ters are gloomy in Philadelphia but more cheerful
in n York and Boston.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Cotton quiet; Flour buoy
ant; Wheat 81, 22al, 40; Corn firm; Coffee-Rio l05
all3c.; Linseed Oil 6Sa70e.
Foreign.-Since the reduction of the rate of in
terest in July the Bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased 100000 pounds.
liverpool, Cotton quotations barely maintain
ed. Flour Beef and Lard are heavy with a slight
decline.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-The indisposition of
the Banks to accept the late of the Legislature
casts additional gloom over the community
CINCINNATI, Oct. I5.-Flour 81, 35a4, 40; Whis-
ky active at 153c.; Wheat dull; Corn 40c. New
corn deliverable between December and March sold
at 25c: Oats 30a32c.
1t is thought that the Kentucky, Ohio, and Indi-
ana Banks will remain firm.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15-A heavy run was made on
the State Bank all the morning. Opinions conflict
as to the final ability to sustain it.
BOSTON, Oct ia meeting of the Bank officers
proposed to discount undoubted paper liberaly.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The Secretary of the
Interior instructs the Superintendent Of Indian At
fairs at St. Louis and the agents remove all ntru
ders upon the Delaware Indians and other reserves in
Kansas The War Department requests that the
troops in that Territory will cooperate for the above
purpose
NEW YORK, Oct 15-Business affairs are more
cheerful. Banks as usual, but paying no specie
Stocks are looking upwards.
1t is said that a special agent Of the ROthchilds
in the Vanderbilt with orders to buy securities
TO large amount
Specie is abundant and lacks buyers at one per
cent.
The Clearing House balances were settled in cur
rent funds.
The Banks are working tremendously, tending to
restoration of confidence and revival of business.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15.-Everytning is quiet. The
Banks have no idea of suspending.
River at Wheeling feet in the channel. rise
of six feet or more is expected.