Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04

We have been shown says the Grimm (Ga Soz6 genuine
dollar the Merchants and Planters savsn
nah, with counterfeit signatures It signed Augustus Burns
Cashier and H. Roberts, President We Informed sheet
notes we're lost after being Numbered and Dated before thu
President and Cashier had signed them this probably
one that has been detected, hat there Of them
Several persons Baltimore have passed them within the
last week and dangerous counterfeit no purporng
Of the Bank Of Howarsve Va. The engraving, says Clip
very we'll done design from the original The
eouHerfeha the left hand upper corner landscape while
the landscape in genuine centre and on the right
hand side is medallion head Of Washington instead Of aure
the genuine bottom note there isl shield
while in the genuine there is figure of The note is
printed paper having yeovish cast which may lead some
believe that nothing buenune printed on
colorcd paper.
The Murfresboro Be0s Of the 81 says he season has ar
we'd when people who sell and buy pork begin to make engage
ments We have heard Of contracts specified price
We have .eard Of who offered give 81 huudred and we
have heard Of who offered take We therefore
clude that the price Of pork this section country will be one
Of these rates. at figure between hem the present sea
son."
The Louisville journal the ID says: sThe hog market Was
somewhat excited the early part week. and contracts in
the surrounding counties reported at "a 50 gross (which
about So metz. but during the last days packers have evnced
disposition pay this price The stock of old provisions on
hand is light and held at advanced prices"
The Cincinnati Gaeette Of the LIST says Of hogs:
The offerings for future delivery large previously
noticed, demand About
sold for November and December at IS 62E.
This is decline Of l2]zc and is equal 81 % gross
The St. Louis Republican Of the 1st says:
Nothngn the Of sales occurred since our
aIerI Ci packers may be said to be still offering 42a5c
net For delivery on the upper rivers 44 the ruling
Muscane packers arrangements to do larger
business than usual this season. They have buyers ont through
Strengthening season will commence ia afep DAYS.
The Peoria Ql Transcript date has the following
Nothing has been done yet in contracting for hogs r mack
Offering 50 so gross, 81 25G4 50 Some few ses
have been made So so and 50 gross delivered on the mil
road There 1900 hogs feeling at our and
the number around here is about equal season
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday evening, the Both
says:
Hogs are dull at S. g. with sellers than buyers Moth
ing OF importance done in provisions Bacon sold moderate
extent at One Of our Pork Houses packed about 300
Hogs to-day ms IS the trst cutting this season The wealth
er too warm however far and until more settled
and cooler there will not be much done Hogs being brought
70 ms c 10 larger NUMBERS than usual at this season, and the
supply will he ample for all the Houses to begin with by next
ced within the coming ten days.
Flour underwent change worthy Of note; demand was
Wheat unchanged and dull The from The country
IeaTng The corn crop are very ENCOURAGING No this
buying it in the White Water Valley at 35c -''
The savanu Republican Of the lst says Everything that
wheels pressed into service Just now to haul cotton and
still there dmnuton mighty mass at the DEPOT,
Cotton is all the city in streets lanes in warehouses
yards Cotton Presses still comes fowgrd without ces.
on It enough tn gladden. the ship owners to see
it in such profuson, after suffering severely year With
all the activity freights not high, but vessels
so quickly that it renders business profitable"
The Charleston CoWrier Of the 3 tn says:
There very active demand day. which result
ed in the sale OF upwards Of $500 bales The
Irregular and prices cOndnuen favor Of buyers
tons comprise bales At lOiI; 76at "a lOs; los:
e at 1913 81 at 1875 bs at H. 5Sl at II - sGn at 4; 1s5
II 5l6 1888 at II go Ia 204 IL and IO7 bales
strict Georgia Mddling Fair at II sc.
dispatch Of the ls from Charleston says the sales that day
amounted to lsOO bales the market being shade for
midding and lower qualite.
AtSayaunah the lst the amounted to $50 bales Mid.
ding quoted at lie.
At Augusta the h the sales bales at range
Of 9] al &c, the market exhibiting declining tendency