Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-27
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There is some excitement in the country in regard to the C
Gems Bank. We learn that the Of this bank are taken on
dspose and in payment Of debts BY the Planters and Union
Bankss though they taken By Bsnk Of Tennas 1t
may Be that this at'srfao has osasd the unns HA
We speak.
We notice adne per cent in the rates Of Exchange which
is nov selling at 1laI5I premium.
The notes Of the Bank Of Nashville arr taken on deposit at par
BY some Of the banks ough brokers quote these notes at
per cent discount. We learn from the President Of the Bank
Of Nashville, a. HoHsos, ESQ., that when the suspended it
had circulation Of sll45OO which been reduced BY rsismp
lion to ssi,5oO
Nashville Market, June 2s.
CoTT0N-TheO only sale have heard Of to-day vas small
lot Of lower grade at s9s The during the week have
been very Light the grsner portion crop having been
brought to market
ToBACcO-A few hoghead only been disposed Ofdurug
the week, at prices ranging from AS to 500.
PRoyIsI0Ns-The Bacon market continues dull with little
or no demand except Tor choice Hams There good deal Of
Bacon in the country but the prices to induce holders
70 bring 1t TO Market and the prospect that market 60
down rather than up The for Bacon from the southern
markets is limited from the fact that supplies are in excess Of the
demand there present From wagons We quote shoulders
at &C. Hams &c and Clear Sides s From store prices asked
are A9c above these figures. choice article Of Hams for
domestic consumption would 7zs but they would
have to be choice Lard is very little request and the re-
ceips continue light quote in whisky barrels at &C. and in
full bound packages sc.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.-The accounts this week from the
Wheat harvest have been rather conflicting In some localities
the crop has been materially injured by Frost ay
rust though the yield in those sections has been better than
the farmers anticipated before harvesting Upon whole,
crop in Tennessee viii average one while grain
will be excellent Il Is probable that the crop in the Western and
Southwestern States has been greatly injured by
Should this be the may advance prices
OF cannot be eseeD what contingencies may happen
influence the Market though the prospect nov that it will
tain higher point than that at which opened We quote Red
at 67oc and White at Oa5c, which dealers are taking all
that is offered for present delivery, during July.
OF the Old crop there still large the hands Of
producers An intelligent we'll posted this city
thinks there enough old Wheat in the country Supply the
mand for six months, the crop held from market that
length Of time large proportion Of the crop, however,
in damaged condition, and unfit for except by disters
good article buyers paying 5O6O while for iamo and
inferior the offerings are from 3Ca5Oc.
Wehear Of transactions in Corn demand In the
absence Of Transactions quote 3O93c, prices which would
be paid.
New Flour selling retail at $3.50 per barrel We have
heard Of no engagements by the trade
GROCERIEs-The stock on the market sample tomst the de-
mand. Upon careful inquiry find that prices correspond with
the following Quotations. Sugar. in hogheads csc, in barrels
799c; Molass in barrels, 33935c barrels, 3593
Sugar House, 39 Golden Syrup sO9lOOci Rio Coffee I28
| 1910.
LEATHER AND HIDEs-The market is we'll supplied with
leather which quote follows Oak andhemloc Sole
and Harness 2s99Oc skrng 3Oa5e Upper
Dry Hides worth 1285, and Green 4a5c per pound.
CATTLE-Buchers paying 5951c neat and 2l3c gross
for Beef Cattle, and s1-5O8 $3.50 for sheep.
FEATHERs-Live Geese command 25a2c, when put up in
good shipping order.
sUNDRIEs-Ginssng, 4O945c; Beesvax sO9asei Salt sl&
| 80; Star Candles 9OG33