Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-06

Last October the daily receipts Of the New York custom house
from $4,000 and during the following months
$4,000, $4,000 and s5OO. At this time the
daily receipts said average $4,000 day This shows
that the fail business is likely to be quite active.
The coinage at the Philadelphia during July amounted
s59s which s3 l in gOld 800 in silver and
$4,000 in copper.
Bullion the Bank England now, round numbers
s9OOOOOO and this time year S55OOOOO0 Yet
general all branches Of trade arising from
continuance Of the want Of confidence created by the last com
merciaI panic.
gentleman who has travelled over nearly the whole cotton
growing section United States says the Macon (a TEE
graph expresses the opinion that present prospects verified
the crop will be beyond all precedent quantity The idea of
deficit Of 400 900 bales in the Southwest resulting from high
he considered altogether deluve and maintained that he
had county of that section where present antcpaOns
the quantity grown, above what could be
gathered The corn crop everywhere than abundant.
From the Boston Shipping List Of the 31st ut clip the
following:
There very little change to notice in the money market since
last On call the range from 45 per cent
readily obtained first gle pass
Business generally been quiet past week for nearly all
kinds Of merchandise In Calcutta goods nothing Of
quence DONE holders quite firm any
would higher prices.
latter is quite Sugar and Molas sustain the advance
lately noticed All kinds Of Provisions held with firm
In Indigo considerable advance has place. Other
articles have been quiet but prices generally remain without
material change large number Of Western and Southern
buyers making their fall purchases Of Boots and Shoes and
this branch Of trade has been active the than
any time during the year. In the Hide and Leather there
change Leather in moderate demand at previous prices
but Hides taken about as fast received at full prices
The Baltimore Patriot Of the ID inst, says:
The supply Of capital still abundant and there fair
demand for money both at the Banks and the Prime
paper can he very readily placed at sos Der cent for endorsed
and o per cent Tor single Names and call loans on first class
cOlateals he made at 45 We
at lO92 per cent 1t is however, dcult of negOta
ton
The Coffee market to-day was exceedingly quiet and with the
exception Of sale Of 300 bags Laguaya Coffee
have movement Of Importance There quite
demand for consumption, but buyers generally unwilling
the present rates asked by holders The market however,
may be considered stiff at the following rates, viz 109l0
for medium grades Of Rio; lOl 1873 for fair Helix
cents for good do and II cents for prime do. Laguaya Coffee
may be quoted at G1 cents and Java do at 5a6
pound The stock Of all descriptions Of Coffee does exceed
1900 bags.
Nashville Market, Aug. So
CoTToS-Te continue limited at range Of ~
9lOAc.
PRovIoNs-he market manests rather more buoyant
feeling, though we have change prices
to quote Shoulders at &C. Hams 79sc Clear Sides SIC, from
wagons From store the prices 9c higher than these
prices. Lard is in limited demand at 999izc.
GRASBuyes continue pay 6597Oc for Red 7O975e for
White Wheat though the market buoyant was few
days ago.
We hear Of change other articles Trade dull though
is good could be expected at this Of the year.
Foreign Commercial.
LIVERPOOL July 2-Coon-The sales for the week havebeen
$1,000 which spectators exporters 5000
bales. qualities declined i'd middling 6
Sales to-day Frday 1900 bales Of which SPECTATORS and
Orleans fair ZIG, mddng IS 6; Mobile fair "a middlng
ga Upland fair BIG, mddling Ga The Of Cotton in
port 662 600 bales, Of which 100000 American.
The Manchester avces unaYObe and the sales Of
"a min ortaUt