Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09

Sight Exchange on New YORK IS quoted in Cincinnati at
per cent premium, and the Gazette says The supply has been
barely suhcen to current demand, and dealers
have been forced in order keep up their baances to purchase
nom nehoring bankers at the market rate The local de.
and has been light owing the fact that the rates here
are lower than In 81 Louis Chicago, there has pretty
heavy demand from abroad thus sales have been, the
gegae sufficient keep balances down to pretty low point
Shipments Of produce from this section Of the West have fallen
of sgey within weeks owing the general depre
cation in seoard prices course, corresponding
falling the supplies Of Exchange from this source"
The Gazette says there has good demand in Cincinnati
for Cold generally held by dealers at q premium,
hut that paper has not heard of sales at over a.
Mr. s. Morrow Broker, has furnished The Knoxville CissR
with the following description of cOunters recently offered
his counter:
lNortrn Bank Kentucky altered to los and eos
genuine eos have the gnete that the rs
The rs head Of Clay the left
right Of the ygne The IOhave heal of Clay right
90 in die work oneacb Ygnete They detected by
collecting the difference in each ne or by holding to the Light
the altered notes will show the FASTING.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of The 9th says; Us q
There was an improved demand for Bacon end 800
we're taken 7c for Shoulders and Sides This caused
rates asked The demnd is from We the
stocks Bamo and south Of there quite but as
cease to great etent that the purchases made with refer
enoe 10 the most immediate wants.
In regard to the Breadstus the Cincinnati Price
Garrett Of the 9Th says:
The market FOR Flour has been exceedingly unsettled during
past week. much that accurate uniform quotations
could given any time The late decline Eng
land reported by the Arabia have taken dealers BY
sarps confidently had advance been looked for that
still avery general opinion prevails that the article must be
worth IS per this Market and cannot much below this
though reasons such conclusion must be REGARDED
rather indefinite and vague The truth IS to allow an ordinary
shipping margin Great Brin the article is not worth over
$685. per barrel now in This market ms may seem but
to those acquainted with the ta1e It Is pefeety Inc
receipts DUNG but moderate but they have
been shipped East to seek market already remarked uni
form be gwen owing to the unsettled state Of
parcels Of extra to meet the current wants Of the
local dealers and the city bakers at prices ranging from s4eO
oI al 10 GE e 'oI yag r he st and ~
j3I barrels exported The receipts from the st u to last Sat
uray barrels against 1854 the corresponding time
last year. showing large increase this season, notwithstanding
the reported short wheat crop.
The market for Wheat inactive and duh during
Tor rod prime red SI sIO5 for fair white sIOsa
ITO good and Sl0Sl Is for strictly prime white.
Received Judng the week, Al, 800 bushels
The Corn has been very dull and prices declined Sc
Pc bushe during week, but at the close there good de-
the decline. Sales 90 900 bushels, closing at Soc
The CINCINNATI Go=ee the 6h says Hogs dull
lover and closed with continued downward tendency. The
slime equal to per cB The sales were 900 head at s95
gs45O net fat and 59s35O for stock. Quiea large
luUIher remained unsOld."
correspondent Of New Orleans Pioay1ae communicates
that paper the following views regard to the yield of the su
ar crop of the present season:
The general impression be that there immense
ron Of sugar in Louisiana this season. Now this is mistake
which There Doubt that sugar
made than was season but the amount will not above that
avagesqys2 j Ohhls Pa ling the loss by
incudng required from ~ those submerged)
% hhds, would make 400, o. hhls fDs al state. :
The cAnes good as il in 3d. there is not much Of it,
have favorable winter that when many
auters grinding in M'reh and some in April 81 In
you well innate until II is made It is
ot in years that we will get such winter had in
At this moment the ratoons are sweet but very dry the plant
very g IN, though Of good size, In fine, wi ling
s $3.50 estimate against that o. culaOr who
~ prices by reports immeise
anne is played and unfortunately far the planters,
18th
notice that the sugar Of the coming crop have been
old SIS sej per and large advances made This gives
hopes Of good prices here which would he but fair after the
hort crops Of the last two years.
The New York Hg7zof the says: 'The Cotton
eeday embraced bales good part of which
quite steady. Should the present IA
period in the at the
out, fail inspire confidence larger esti
as Of the growing cops yet prospects may be varied at
most any moment. The occurrence CT extensive g
luoctal Storm which yet land, followed
killing frost, would materially lessen the ui
yield The CROP, atle late and this critical
year But let the crop reach $500 co. bales,
O0O0 to which parties disposed to raise heir est
yet with cheap bread cheap money and peace Europe
especially England will Ibe
We prices the producers The receipts ports st
sotmhr exceed period last year by about
575 bales exports bales
IO7j bales, making Of 4s baesin
hose for the period last The flour market
presed, andwit moderate prices closed decline
Id some grades inferior quoted Wheatw
&c lower, and OF inferior grades larger
Corn rather easier active
1rk was heavy, With sales S65 1880 old and
Il for new prime sO9OI4 Sugars firm,
about per pound be- ter, with sale Of about 900
hhds CubaA chiefly within the range Of 6c, and 500
asold 1T 4 '