Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-24
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Total S2IT6g7 $50 I42 76G, SO7 81 O56 1877 9357s56s
Previous week, 2l3 543 500 l43O7 246 81 s7 239z7
Sometime since COuntere Of Cincinnati, being hotly pur
sued threw number Of counterfeit bills and plates Ohio
river On the 10th inst the plates recovered, among
them hundred dollar plate the Farmers of
Maryland Annapolis which, it stated the appearances
having been used Tor other counterfeit and hen picked
up for the SO0 ISSUE and $50 plate the Merchants Bank
Of Newben, North Carolina very well executed Another plate
Of the denomination Of S. much deaced egle
There also $40 plate Of the Bank of the OF North
Carolina Raleigh EeleIecued counterfeit which Wasputn
circulation five years ago.
The New York Herald Goth inst, publishes table pre-
pared reliable source which shows the reduction in the
sumption Of Cotton resulting from the reyuson Of
1857 and subsequent rapid recovery The taken for
consumption from September J, 1857 February H. 1885, lin
GLIDING period Of the panc only s2 bales against
bales for the period the previous season. showing
difference of about 3O476j bales amount taken for con-
sumption from September 1857, August f. 1853 Al 57
bales against for the period the previous season.
showing deficit 1893 O4 bales The total deliveries cotton
for consumption from February August 1853 were
bales against M 54 bales last year, showing for
this year the period last year neay bales
Respecting the Dry Goods trade the New York Independent Of
he 18th says:
Advices from France state that the orders still in process
for fine tissues American account have become large
The recent arrivals Of French goods have been considerable and
trade has improved We repeat however, previous oberva
smaller than usual. Dealers do not
lay large scale The activity Of the season vet
irving bad Market coming competition with American
manufactures Of fancy cassime which the fayOes
present. German cloths displaced French and
English goods Of like description but likely to be dis
placed the improvement going forward manufac
lures The Southwestern and Southern buyers numerous
The Western buyers few and hang hack The nearby trade
will be as good as usual Cothers are not buying vet and m
wooen ade except in cassmees dull. has been
fair and increased activity in domestic dress goods Trade is
however, very Irregular few iobbers doing large bust
ness while the majority dull the period Of The season
Prices Of cotton goods are hardly so firm.
On the 18th instant pieces of plain and fancy casseres
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auction New York, and brought tcgeei large num-
Der Of the traethe largest Of the The Epess
The cassmes anddOkns very poor and quality
and prices went lown fact considerably under the owners
views this might have been of the
goods The bdngs quite animated but buyers very
low in their IDEAS The sale opened with one lot Of side band
doeskns brought from 80: down 3c. Also sixteen lots
Of black doesEins-ths only ones in the caoguesold at 20 to
Il cts but mos y at 394Oc large line Of coloed doesEns
quality brought from 40 up to a cents
The fancy cassmere sold at . and sos for line of vows
The checked cassimeges brought from 25IS to 291zc
Bristol Nc8 Of the ooh says Wheat Flour are now
coming that market in such quantities to tax the capaciy
Virginia Railroad transport it, The Eers
that much of the wheat offered this season is of such
an inferior quality that it will bring within fifteen cents OF
the market price shipped East and some merchants
have paid the quoted prices for 1t have lost largely by the
operation.
The Cincinnati GGse5c says Of the market the Goth:
In general markets toy notice heavnsss
in the Flour markets which has been increased by liberal
supps but holders manifest disposition to make
and we still quote supene at 81 Sc IS for Su-
ene from old wheat dull 81 -. There continued ac-
tive movement in Wheat and 1000 bushels sold at fun
prices prime Ie ranging up 70 81 y The demand mainly
for export Corn sold freely 5j56 for yellow and 6Oc
for white. Oats well sustained at Gle. Barley attracting
attention. and lots Of Parties are be-
ginning think that if 70 lbs Oats worth Gle Barley
should bring than 65 Thelater no doubt he u e
tcnsvely as a substitute for Oats.
The Commercial says the Provision market gave evidence of
weakness which indicates Decline and some sales Of Bulk Meat
were private terms, indicating tendency in this direc
ton Mess Pork offered at s6 though sl7 has been de-
mandei with great pernacty for time. Lard declined &c