Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-27

senaiions condition Of the Bank exceedingly Catering
states held by the Rank be sl,lOO00 while In
crnlaon the Bank and branches but 900
The Captain further states he proposition IN
Memphis Branch appointed the reeeming agent for the Bank
that IS the notes Of ali the branches deposit
pay out only notes reeabe her ana 70 settle balances viii tn
other banks This proposition wasectd, beeaase it aeg
ed that the meeting had power compel branches to such
charter would not permit r. ~ me pre
arrangements the state Bank, win be resoected eopes thu
settlement and for said balances they receive exchange coin
the latter they have pay the rate q ssOsa thousand
the time It is IA frGNSi'a 70 and from Nashville.
We learn the River Bank be rsestablhe and pu
operation Mr. MoCra formerly Of the Southern Bank vii
be the Cashier Of this Bank. lie Is prudent and experienced
banker and one in whom the public have confidence
Tie New H3 Of the s2d says: ''The stock exehan
exhibits tendency relapse condition Of apathy ant
dullness which marked It throughout the summer
side the abundance ofmoney the clear prospect that in er
short time our banks viii again hold something like thirty
millions Of idle coin, calculated speculate
and buy stocks for the RISE other undeniab
that the public faith il the fancy the day destroyed
and is but too certain that the present time, Of the pro-
e represented BY these earning fair income The
which enable the accumulate 80 much use
less bullion in their vaults operate prevent railroads from
earning money! II, the had, plentlness Of mon.
ey may tempt spectators 10 buy stocks because it so
aey carry them, that very accumulation Of coin here
ought to them against doing anything Of the becau
that there business doing the Interior and no
and traffic the roads State stocks aud choice are and
have been for 'soDe time, steady demand The
WHICH sen W
97 for Virgnias, 94or Tennees all Stocks
ing how much the public prepared Psy for saenvesuts
OF the New Orleans money market the PieayuAe says:
The the continued heavy
stationary These features suentiy explain the great ease q
money and point to its certain continuance for
time With such lod Of Specie hold
the exchanges are still largely in avorthat is they
point which admits the transmission bullion eof cost
Any fractional desne in sight funds will therefore
Their supply Of gold. The interior balances will are
slightly the Increase The discount brokers very little
and such
cordng dates Of maturity Stocks with good inquiry,
snd ;hose Of the free banks which offer margin tending
| upward.
We find in the charlestOn Mercury the monthly Bank returns
Of the Comptroller General Of South Carolina for October
aggregate results follows Circulation s67 3d. sp
ce 81 3d. DISCOUNTS SIC SO 1888; domestic exchange
| ssOll,IS327.
By comparing this with the previous months statement Csays
Nercy) very favorable result as follows: An in
crease circulation Of 9O66; discounts Of
sI23j increase in deposits Of 1851 s3 increase
specie s22 Ol and domestic exchange the
extent Of 81 9O54 Foreign exchange shows decrease of $751;
us and nett profits likewise show decrease Of S6IO59
The LichAed Ct) Bank has just Investigated" and
the discovery made that only SlOOOOhad been paid which
represented 100000 while the whole capital under
the control Of nineeen prns The following
report the Commissioners will give the public Of how
much trust be placed in "Bank Note Deteetors:"
Commissioners further represent that they believe large
OF money have been paid bank deeorsin
induce them report bills give them currency
an enhanced fictitious value capital stock That &C.
cooling memorandum furnished by the cashier there
S3 same parties $50 more which was added to the enga
ve bill which accounts for the bill stands The cashier,
T. b. Houghon also states that Rgsy he first owner Of the
ban agreed these detto 900 mot blow the bank
In regard the Hog and Provision markets. Cincinnati
Price Current Of the 24th says:
When the demand for any article speculative diff
will indicate thing regarding beyond the
OF opinion which is liable changed by the tea
simple in fact often changes the whole aspect Of the
This now and during week. with the mar
ket for hogs The speculative demand based upon the theory
snort crop continues and though prices about the middle Of
highest point reached yet this decline afterwards recovered
indications confidence SPECTATORS
generally To mind, there has there
at time since last September legitimate evidences Of
falling the number Of hogs which will brought to market
this compared with last but the contrary,
again and again stated an increase or courses this in
wall be greater less according TO the inducements held
prices bring hogs but admitted that present
prices are the strongest KIND oil inducements to DO this and the
adYes have from all parts Of the West leave
conclusion but il are it win be the hrst time in eight or niue
years. though the appearances often against for
sold at much over $3.50 though $780, and in some cases.
were asked but there was an evident disposition to hold back
then again falling 70 IS Al 5b he naTEst closed Ia eve
ming. The Eastern two from Boston, have
done anything Of far Parties from Boston
have been buying pretty freely.
Bulk been sold considerable extent future
delivery chiefly January and February beginning at 81 as for
in Green Meat have reached 10000 pieces, dosing SCI and &C.
q
The Fayetteville CTenn) Observer Of the 2jth says:
During the whole Of the past week. pork has sold readily
market for Sc. Earlier in the family supplies could have
been had for 4c and thought would receie to at
which figure made but drovers Southern
market entered the lists purchasers, and prices Immediately i'd
Yanced.
The Columbia Mirror of the 18th says:
The crop Maury county has certainly fallen Of
what farmers thought would be before gathered In
c1 M il for e but We learn that it Z difcpit to absiS
at
different about taking that
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Cotton sales today TO- |
500 bales. Market unchanged. Corn has an sdvanc-
ing tendency %; Lard firm, III Freight on Cot
ton to Havre II.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 26-The Steamer Africa has
arrived of Sandy Hook with Liverpool dates of the
18th Cotton sales of the week 40 900 bales of /
which Spectators took 9 500 bales and Exporters |
1900 bales The market is without quotable change
though inferior qualities unsaleable. Holders |
offer freely but show no disposition to press sgles-
closing steady. BTeadstutfs very dull; Provisions |
have a declining tendency; ConsOls 9S1a9S2. Es- |
timated sales Of Cotton On day of sailing 10 900 /
bales Of which Spectators and Exporters took 900
bales Orleans fair Z; Mddling g; Upland Mo- /
bile fair Il; midding 1916; Upland fair, 7; Mid~
ding 60. Stock at Liverpool 1872 600 bales Of which
2S5, 600 bales are American. Manchester advices /
favorable, closing quiet but steady. CcnsOls for
count $50. Bullion in the Bank of England has 1
decreased 10000 pounds. Money marke! generally |
unchanged. News meagre.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-Cuton advanced /, sales
1900 bales; Middling Uplands Ii; Lard Oil 85a9O.
CINCINNATI Nov. 26.--FlOur, Extra 6Oa5.OO, |
Super6De nominal; Whisky "A; Hogs advancing, |
receipts large; Mess Pork II 90; Lara in bbs lOs
New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-CotiOn sales to-day /
1900 bales. advanced 5-ll5alI8 Sales of the |
week $1,000 bales Receipts Of the week 10000 /
bales against 1000 bales last year. Receipts ct
this port ahead of last year 10000; bales at all
Southern Ports 900 bales Exports for the .
week 45, 600 bales. Stock at New Orleans 29S, 900
bales against 1876 900 bales last year Pork dull de-
ciued 25c Coffee firm, sales 5000 bags, advanced
lilo. Sales of the week IL 500 bags, Stock at
New Orleans TO- 500 bags against Al, 500 last year.
Exchange on London unchanged.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Whisky good, prices firm, /
224. Alcohol demand fair 45a47. Camphene med !
crate demand, firm 81. Spirit Gas, fair demand, !
firm 90
To Dealers in Oysters.
1 have completed arrangements this season for |
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