Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-27

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There has been good deal Of activity Bacon during the
present week, and the receipts have been larger With rather
an upward tendency pTc We quote Shoulders a c. Hams
e9c, Clear Sides 1855 e prices paid from wagon BY
dsaler IaFdis q beileETsgus snd s quoted at 91c-
Ths trade in Breadsns has been dull There is however,
better feeling Rlour saa ne tsaseneF Pdes rather pT
EaTd thoagh there es op0peetfoE advance in The rir
Of Wheat.
Attic New York Stock Exchange the 2ls $4,000 Tennessee
els sold At ~ and 81. 900 at 9lsz.
The Charlesen 1lrg that the July the
rous banks In South Carolina indicate steady contraction OF
"bs circulation The eease since sy has reached near
million dollars present volume Of bank issues las
never bes0 low. The suspension and consequent spre
sion Of business ecuou drove home from the southwest
large quantity Of these bs As there is but little produce
going to the Market banks the usual facility i
ing and keeping bills hence, also, the low range
their exchange lines The ans which continued specie
through suspension PERIOD safety
ation have notagan expanded since resumption The discount
lines have remained quite stationary for months The se
reserves have continued increase, and previously
so large and exceed the proportion third circulation.
The deposits, as the DISCOUNTS about the same.
No one G. doubt the present strength the South Carolina
Banks The revival Of home trade and credit slow and their
opportunity extended operations will for time be limited
It would naturally be inferred that ordinary loans
would be abundan the presumption that the Banks had no
other outle sos the employment Of their Butt pre-
csey under circumstances and this period year
when they exact the highest rates At other periods when money
has foEed into circulation through the sale Of the incoming crops
and when thae outside supply and competition, their control Of
the loan market complete and therefore depoe
The memphis AvayaHele Of the 24 has the following
gard to the Citizens Bank:
We no apology for audng this institution 50 often in
these columns. subject that become stale
interesting long nearly every the community inter
Gently made Of concerning the ultimate soyency
establishment We have in possession large Of the C
zens Bank bills forFsrded Is By friends Mississippi
Alabama with request would dispose or
give information concerning their We regret that
cannot gen friends 1t is true that these bills
selling Tor To- hy cents on the Streets but feel that
would be doing injustice friends who have oonided
Judgment submit sacrifice. especially snoe
confidently believe Mrs Turner and Walker will make
good their promises. certainly sealed
book should be opened and eng definite ascaned. Our
heart beeds with pity when the honest
Of brokers' submitting to dscou 50 runous II is baTei that
there agents Of the bank in this city and elsewhere
buying the bills We cannot believe this rumor Cor
heretofore expressed the opinion that the managers would make
Should certainly
prevent being By
the yuuTe society Who they pocket their penny
for the hunger Of famhng children After the bills have passed
injury which being inflicted upon those who forced
sell.
The New York Times reports that the foreign port
ending opened than the previous
fortnight import entries heavy and valuable
steamship cgOe coming in the close, the Customs up
S757227 The total entries S25,s0 against
S4457 corresponding season. The ceances
Domestic Produce Miscellaneous Goods for the
1853 no. against S sl2 the corresponding week last
The Export Of Specie sl against 600 the
August last year. and which Immediately preceded the
beginning Of the crisis the great financial confidence
being given Monday, 24th August.
following q comparative statement Of foreign
ports at New York for the week, and since Jan. l: