Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

At the New York Stock Exchange 9th $1,000 of Teunes
see Bonds sold at g25S and SIS 600 at 92zl.
The first deposit Of gold from Frazier river made at the
Assay Ofioe in New York the 9th
Gov Brown Georgia. has issued his proclamation declaring
that the following named have complied with the
QUESTIONS the law Of the last Legislature OF that State
accordance with the provisions Of that Law, the bills OF
these Banks will received the State Treasury payment
any dues to the State:
The Bank Of the State Of Georgia.
The Planters Bank of the State Of Georgia, at Savannah
The Commercial Bank of Brunswick.
The Merchants and Planters Bank at Savannah
The Mechanics Savings Bank, at Savannah.
The Augusta Insurance and Banking Company.
Tn Marine Bank Of Georgia, at Savannah
The Bank of Columbus.
The Bank of Middle Georgia, at Macon.
The Bank Of the Empire State, at Rome
The Union Bank, at Augusta.
The City Bank, at Augusta
The Timber Cutters Bank at Savannah
The Mechanics Bank, al Augusta.
These Banks all regarded perfectly solvent but for
satisfactory themselves they have refused comply with the
requirements law the duty Of Governor
direct State Treasurer refuse receive their issues
The Governor includes the following in the list that have
fused comply with the law, they lrd-cas,
should not be taken
The Cherokee Insurance and Banking Company, at Dalton
The LaGrangs Bank
The Planters and Mechanics Bank Of Dalton.
The Bank Of Greeusoorough.
The Exchange Bank Of the State Of Georgia, at Griffin.
The following Banks have complied with the law and their bills
are received in payment of dues to the State
The Central Railroad and Banking Co.
The Georgia Railroad and Banking Co.
The Bank Of Augusta.
The Bank Of Fulton.
The Manufacturers Bank at Macon.
The North Western Bank at Ringgold.
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel classes the Northwestern
Rnggold wildcat thought seems
gard it as coed.
The Athens Post the Both says that the price offering for
Wheat that place 6Oc for prime Red and zoe White
for Corn 4Oc per bushel.
Ma hViIle Market, July 81.
COTTON-Ther has been very little done Cotton during the
The transactions 20 bales sold by Messs JOHNSON,
WEAVER Co., at 7}l9lOc and the following by Messrs.
FISHER WHELEss CO. IS at &C. at 9c, and 20 at To-; The
market does exhibit hrmness that it did last week.
although to-day, we may quote
decline on offerings Of h936c.
The Augusta ConstitatioHalis Of the 9th ins says:
So information that information is OBJ
tanned from conversations with planters and from letters
by ushe prospects Of the cotton planters in this region gen
orally regarded very favorable.
There are fears entertained rust may affect the CROP
and think that the plant growing much butt
would be strange il some we're not urged by planters
when they such future before them present promising
abundant yield Of their crops.
There can that the crops the West will be
considerably sened and plantations entirely destroyed
by the high waters Of the past spring and present In
S49 when said that the high waters in the West
reduction in the crop Of three hundred thousand bales the
daton commenced in April and lower after that time than
has been this Much Of the land inundated in 1919
planted and yielded about half CROP compared with the pre-
This the lands,
continued high waters impossible that cotton
can Productive valley lands been in
undated all spring and summer and continue the
time and with prospect additional waters from
the heavy rains the head and tributaries the
Mississippi. It is entirely too late to plant the
was in order to receive the seed.
Itdoes appear exFavagsn them that the crop will
fully five hundred thousand bales short receipts
Mississippi valley.
But while falling of at one point,
should forget that there will probably, large
in the Caroinas Georgia. Florida Alabama, Texas
serious disaster nteryens destroy the favorable prospects
of the present time!
The general impression, believe the observing estmators
Of the cotton crop THAT have With is that the
prospects indicate Of three million five thousand
bales.
TOBACCO-We have heard Of the Of but two hogeads
this week They sold by A HAMILTON at 20 and TO
PROVIsIONs-The receipts are light and the de-
mand moderate Dealers paying from wagons Shout
ders, s69c for Hams and 9sc Clear and 77sc for
Ribbed Sides. From store advance Of 96c demanded
upon these prices These figures show slight advance upon the
prices current last week.
There impression in the country and among dealers that
there will be increased demand for Bacon along Southern
seaboard as consequence Of the disease which killing SO
many cattle in that region The disease has been very destructive
upon cattle Georgia. Florida and South Carolina Bacon
will be required the place of beef thus Withdrawn from
consumption.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the 9sth, says
The activity buoyancy noticed last with reference to
the market tor the articles coming under this head still exists