Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-25
MONETARY AND COmnIERC1AL.


The prices Of State Bonds in York 90h as ndcat
ed by sales the Stock Exchange follows Ohio 80
l01, &c. lO7 Indiana, IS Tennessee 9Iss3l; Missouri
slk9slS California, s5l; Virginia, s2 North Carolina ss
Kentucky, lO4
The London Chronicle of the 6 ins received by the Arabia
says Of the Stock and Money market
e present extreme abundance Of money! low rate Of in
erest Is at length beginning effect upon
Stock Markets Business is everywhere increasing prices
rising Tor every hng and general expectation entertained
livery great taking place to all classes Of security
and Of the dealings finally becoming very There are
se millions Of money lying idle or very nearly and it must
find some actiVe employment later The information
out Government Stocks Guaranteed Shares the Fer.
eign Securities likely to be very much sought after"
By the Arabia have the following interesting intelligence
regard to the European Continental Corn markets:
The demand lately experienced St. Petersburg having sub
sided prices were somewhat easier especially for Danzg
I'd to 3s Or Rye ready sale 9 3d. barley 97s Cd
Similar accounts from stettn Farmers in Holland busy
with harvest The wheat there complained Of but
and foreign thought only half crop Red wheat had
dam per quarter deae Wheat Maesricht was quoted
to f24 - @ ID per quarer So much had fallen at Co.
ogne that not only harvest operations delayed
begin arise respecting liable damage prices were there
fore firm The Swiss markets were fully per or wheat
Belgium the injury Of the corn and much 10 the i'm
proTement Of the heritage French wheat Antwerp had brought
up to 81 IS per bect Ass 9), native red p 60 Ss lOi At
TomOnde wheat high per G5s per 0r) Cen
orally wheat and about Cd per or lower and
eonpn o. Ts Paris oF a q has s .boT n n ts eSa51s
prices ranging from 50 per l5 kos equal 6s
3D. per go lbs Engsh Sales however, have been restricted at
these rates The four marks being more in demand have rather
improved in value.
In wheat, also there alteration The country
markets still varied regards wheat, In the SOUTH Bordeaux
cam and Masses, with good arrivals was 50 cents per
charge cheaper Us ID per qF operations we're drawing
towards their completion all but the northern de.
partments, the result showing considerable difference Yield
but the summary as yet was much belos last years productive
New wheat becoming plentiful Genoa by supplies
from the interior, and prices giving way, native
wheat being fully 2s per cheaper Foreign, also from good
arrivals, was fully Is or lower better opinion pre-
yang the wheat crops though it still thought he
someEha deficient At Leghon, wheat being teshed yielded
poorly the Market however, cam in consequence Of good
speculation having influenced mle buy freely at
improved Subsequently French brought calm;
but maize and Banato wheat firm. At ConsantnOpe
had been lively demand for an the cargOes arriving
from the Black being quickly placed; prices we're much
the Aesandra quoted higher prices wheat, beans
and barely, in consequence Of the failure Of the crops the
that soft wheat fair crop, hard wheat only middng
deficient for oats, and had for barely and beans.
The first bale Of Texas crop Cotton received New York.
was sold on the Goth at l61lcF b.
The Philadelphia Press Of the sst says ALTHOUGH cereal
crop this year may fall far short Of that oast year. the SPECTATORS
would do we'll to remember the large surplus yet
sumed and not dip too deeply into grain present They
hold Even the prices Of -four grain dsprO
poronate. Wheat down 60 up, mills
stop" dsproportion Press speaks does not
exist in iJ market For instance Extra Flour held at
IS Dbl, and miers paying only 75c for prime White
Wheat In Philadelphia quoted ghes at S55
prime White Wheat Sis. Cincinnati Extra Fouris
quoted s. and prime White Wheat Sl5 Ifte mers
Cincinnati pay 81 SIlj
prime White Wheat and sell Flour S55 ami S.
why that mers cannot afford pay % for
prime White Wheat to sell Extra Flour for less than s.