Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-21

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The New York Journal Of Of the 10th reports tn
stock market heavy prices lover and adds: The Stat
stocks and higher Of investment securities generally, includ
ing also favorite hank Tes readily taken the market
rates. but fancy stocks, and railroad shares Of nearly al
descriptions are LETT 70 considerable extent IN the hands Of bro
kers and are oausd Of the surplus capital to be had
CALL Many supposed that there would greater revival Of
business in SEPTEMBER and that this would largely increase the
receipts Of the railroads. aud thus cause rapid advance IN mar.
ketp rsoes There has been dappoin great extent in
this connection the revival Of trade not having been prompt
and thorough anticipated But the comparison Of the
receipts those roads with the earnings Of the corresponding
date Of last September has s advantage that while the panic
was nomnaly prevalent its effects not yet realized the
gagenlent of those In trade compelling them to continue active
operations long they would have their business
To compare therefore, hepFens business with that Of lat Sep
tember expecting again show the extent Of recovery from the
depression If to forget that the early fall trade Of 1857 quite
large and naturally checked when the pressure AseOm
menced." -
The Cincinnati Gdss OF the 18th quotes gold at y premium
as the buying rate and = selling yet have
been no considerable shipments to the East the low rates Of Ex
change Offering nducementior the movement Of coin In that
direction Within the few days $1,000 has been
celved from New There profit in this, of COURSE but
the object OF it is to enable carry out newly nausua
ted policy adopted BY many them, coin in all
notes returned rpurase the gold thus paid It
hes been customary heretofore, for try banks supply
themselves with gold this Market and generally pay
agreed This arrangement profitable and conve
nen for the asserting houses than to have received gold. By
this system the banks the brokers both suffer loss compared
with Exchange redemption but the object Of the former is
break up the asserting system and concentrate the redemption
business at the Ohio Valley and they anticipate indirect
profits as result Of the slight sacrifices that are being made in
carrying out this gold policy
The Louisville Journal the 18th says Fhe provision
kat H very dull and prices tend downward The Ciacnnat mar
M duland prices decningbaeon shoulders being quo
ted at six cent packed We hear Of few transactions hogs in
tbs state for few days there being stand of between buyers
and sellers Out West hogs offered freely low figures
in this city was offered tlcs thousand by telegraph
On Thursday at two eligible packing points Upper Msis
pp river cents nett hear of apuchase at des-
able point in Indiana thousand five cents net
We understand the Mess Qungley Co. of Bowling Green,
zy have contr ed twenty thousand to be
packed there this winter Il is estimated full
1900 head will be packed at point this on"
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 9Coton sales 60 Obale prices sitter
ut quotations unchanged Sugar quiet ~, crop 1913.
Iolasses, new, IS. Whisky advanced LIZA
CINCINNATI, Sept. SO.-Whisky 90: Mess pork SI575.
NEW YORK, Sept aO-WEEELY BANK STATEMENT Decrease
loans 1854 OOO Decrease circulation $4,000
specie S74 5OO deposits S16 OOo. Increase
n undrawn deposits S23l 600.
Cotton sales 400 Wheat has advancing tendency
Jorn dull s7988. Lard dull nG1I% Sugar buOyan "a.
Iacon dull sides s7S9s7l, shoulders 65s S62l.