Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-03

Business Is beginning 70 show signs revival We sss no
soed quite number Of country srchans the cty during the
present week making their purchases the fail and ide
In Groceries there also considerable animation though prices
remain 81 last weeks quotations, say SOHO Tor Sugar. 3940c
for MOlasses and I2kals5sc for RIO Coffee
The trade IN Provisions is lgt a. C for shouaes saee for
HAMS and s9sc for Clear Sides, and s9ec for Lard, from
wagons aaaas
The market for Breaauns dull, though buyers take ali the
Wheat that Is offered at 65O for Red and 7075e for White
There very little speculative demand for Flour, buyers being
unwilling pay the prices demanded, say $3.50 for superhne
and IS for Extra Family.
The Mephs ppaal nit contains the following in
regard to tho Southern Bank
The Planters and Union Bauksyeseray refused receive the
Of the Banof America located Clarksyle In coFse-
quenee Of tbs the Southern Bank Of this which tsenthe
soUTHER BANK, August 90 less.
am Informed b. the officers Of the other Banks they wiz
oday refuse to redeem the notes Of the Bank OF America. Shch
able to do 20 ID short time But hereby pledge nv
property for The payment Of every dollar due you
The Southern Bank also ceased to redeem the issues Of the BANK
Of America as heretofore The reason Why Mr. Dave suspended
payment on deposs account seems to be that he had exhaust
ed everything in reckoning for the Bank Of America, large
amount Of which has been taken within the last months
ie pleages aposs 90 make good their accounts within thirty
days. The Bank Of America learn, has only circulation Of
some 500 900 out te aisnee having been forced home
them and redeemed since the failure Of the Citizens Bank The
smash up Of the latter institution caused just vide spread
M tbs b-Sg = sSecs u hsin sbis -
deem every Of both banks time, ultimate
~ Of saving their credit holding noteholders harmless
The Memphis Bulletin says understood the Southern
Bank VIII go liquidation. circulation, which is mostly in
Kentucky and Northern Tennessee is about $4,000. The Bal
n says THE amount due dsposo, learn, something
like Sl5Oo all Of which, doubt not from Mr. Dawes per-
sOnal character and property resources will be made good with
time .'
The Cincinnati papers Of the s say the Bank of Cattapoo
ga not taken there because discred home The Bank
Of Chattanooga by all Banks in this city and is rega
ded as perfectly sound.
The Charleston Courier Of the 3ist ut says the transactions
in Cotton for the three Previous reached upward bales
and that the sales made within the margin suoined
quotations viz: Mddling 49, Strict 1ddng ll Good Mid
ding to Mddling Pair l29l21l and Middng Fair axe
The Augusta 0oHstiatioaalstof the sane date says:
The maketn this city has weeks in con-
sequence OF the limited stock offering and the poson Of
large buyers They required time to look over
md close up all their business matters for the past season.
% attract their attention.
We append the following quotations, ruling rates to-
e regarded Ordinary Good Ordinary 9aIOs;
didding le Good Middling ll1f9II6I Dhddling Fair,
Id crop prices range from to l2 cents.
The Mobile Register, 9Th ult says The total receipts
f the new crop at this for represent season. date is two
unded and nnetsx bales against three up the same time
asst year.
The Aberdeen Css) Sunny South Of the Goth ult says
Wereget to that the cropsn large praies near
bis city almost completely ruined. The boil worm is still at
oOno the crop. Thousands the richest land in
e South will not yieldmOre than three acres The
respect is indeed gloomy"
The Macon (Gal telegraph of the 3lst u, says 'From all
cons Of the State hear of set backs the Cotton crOpn
ouhern and South Georgia rust neighboring
une the boil Anilcipatious regard cotton crops
I've been good deal modified within the fortnight"
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel Of the 3s says of the
arketfor Provisions and BreadstuHs
Bacon continues dultrAnsseOns limited the demand
bbed Baltimore sides, 100 lc for Clear Tennessee Sides,
shoulders, and l0G re for good Hams.
Wheat continues good demanl owing scarcity especial
for prime lots 1t is, however, beginning freely
the neountry and the market Will probably soon be we'll %
led There than the customary variation in the quality
the crop this year, and consequently wide range prices D;
quote good to prime Red So to 81 and S05 good to prime
he O5' 70 81 10, 81 md 81 20, accordig to qualtythe
sde figures for prime article, put good sacks
Corn is only in moderate request at 65sOc the principal &c
The demand for Flour is as we have reported for some r.
eks past though there 5 fair business doing a. unehang IN
Etra 81. S5.75; Superfne S5.25@S5.5G.
The Cincinnati Gdsee reports the market for Provisions
Od deal unsettled, and adds Holders manifest considerable
mness but there few buyers. The going the
drawing close unquestonaby governed
great tent by the weather. inasmuch %
owing crop will depend upon the The crop
teal condition Premature osts would damage immensely, CHI
the Of such disaster, the hog crop would be civ
ec and Of the value Of old provisions to be carried
the season, would influenced Of holders. WI
therefore, nducement the risk Of holding M
cks through September. There is say least
nty about the matter at induces sellers await the deyelope
thefuure than submit the consequences Of
Of stocks upon the market at present On the other cal
nd the uncertainty with regard corn operates render
particuarlycxceedngly cautious Corn
promises we and should the crops injury from frost I
yield will be fair onesucenty large to insure full, iG
long hog crop. month Of suspense is to be experienced Ch
hout regard future provision trade, is to be Ne
ped the fall weather will prove favorable. greater dis Lit
hardly than the destruction serious injury Of
corn crop"
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW DREAMS, Sept 2Cotton 100 bales unchanged;
r articles unchanged Deaths from yellow Fever yesterday
YORK. Sept 2-COtton buoyant sales 800 bales; Flour
N as o. Pork buoyant 5JaI7 60; Sugar advanced u
lsoovado 7881z
CINCINNATI, Sept 2-FOur s5g5 90; Whisky 2lz; Mess
rk 10 co. Shoulders 51z972fi Sides 5Sz9s.
n. SAVAGE. B. B. ANDERSON
SAVAGE s. AND ERSOR,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
SmithViIle, Ten eSsGes