Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-29

o1M9NEEAAkN AMI CONVENTIONAL
Moneycoatnuss abuadant IN New YORK.. Tbe Times Of tn.
@ says there free Offering, on temporary employment at
cent snd in way discouatsse s85 eeut on prime
payer within 90 days date and sec cent on longer me
The prices Of Tennessee Bonds 10 New York stu show down.
ward tendency On the R1h sales Of $500 Tennessee SIS were
madeat q and 50 600 ate0 At auction s2oO5 Memphis SIS
sold al a
The Memphis Bsla Of the s0 sys aiitls Banks lead
ing Brokers Of t city have made ample arrangements for pay.
ingcon al saes put cat By them The Bulletin says; san
instance came 70 our notice yesterday which, we presume Is
wholly without psrslletn this iate quantity gold vas
sent here for sale, purea could Re found who vas will.
ing pay PUen for it in the notes Of any Of our banks"
Caao he great grain market OF The West ana from that
point have information through the Chicago Journal that the
aggregate yield wheat in The several is about one
half the average o. former years. The ehet the and the
unfavorabene Of TIE have operated sasrously on
this important staple In Southern Illinois s6 parts Of
Michigan Ohio Indiana Wisconsin and Minnesota the weld is
fair average but in other PeEs Of these States which have
heretofore been The productive in this article Of grain
yield falls far below the average that yield cannot
exceed half crop The winter wheat has successful where
ever raised and the spring wheat aimsst entire faare
As regards oas there lanentabe falling CT the crop OF
this year copared E that Of last year has been almost
totally ruined in Illinois BY the rust disease which has never
fore known to stok oats In other parts Of the West the
disease has been equally fatal to the crop In Wisconsin
and Michigan the yield will be fair but the whole eroplof
West together and may safely say win tall considerably
below half the average FDZ-,E F0E
appears be short There great inquiry for it
by tose Who wish 70 buy it and but lttleen be found So also,
Bithry
The prospects Of the growing crop vary localities
While in sections there will be good crop, others there
viii be handy any Much depends upon fross
Should the fO early the parts Of the West
viii be shipped in the bud We may look Tor good though
not a average yield. , --- & - ----.e,-ss,.,
There IS however great quantity OF all kinds Of years
grain s forward which wiz making up
for this years deficiency as grain crops the
Eastern States generally, better than last year. and the crop
inegenoeom Europe Of the most satisfactory character
opine that those who expecting very high prices account of
the short crop the West will be Disappointed There much
grain the country and take the entire yields all the States
this season. doubt that the aggregate year be
than eneourh less than last year, and fully Sufficient for
wants.
review of she Nashville Market for she
% q 81. Week ending August 2S-
during the under reuiew shown something
of activity than the past week and early opening
of the fall trade. :. eaoes-r1 3Bk8
CoTToN-The Cotton market continues du and we hear Of
no demand, except fill manufacturers We quote ia
Oc the ruling prices though these figures be regarded
nominal.
During the week bales of new Cotton have been received
by Aessrs Fisher Wheles Co., from the plantation Of
Maj Ralston, the by AIessrs McAser
Co.. from the plantation Of VIM F. Ltle both of Rutherford
county. Hf -
PROvIsIONsThe receipts Bacon during the week have
been somewhat liberal than during previous
is better feeling in the market though no advance in
prices continue quote Shoulders at &C. Hams $685. and
Clear Sides s9se the prices paid from wagons. From
store kGKe advance on these quotations sdemanded
Lard is in better request at 999l1c. @
GRAIN AND FLOUR-The Wheat has been rather
iu during the week. though the receipts liberal
Buyers continue pay 6597Oe Red O75c for white
The Corn still continues very limited may be
quoted nominal 35940c.
We hear Of transactions Oats absence Of which we
quote 6597Oc the prices we have heard suggested.
Flour continues active though holders manifest considerable
irmness in anticipation of better prices The demand in limited
eng confined mostly to home consumption We quote Extra
Family at s45O95.OO and superRne at s494.5O.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the 25 says Breadsus:
The market for Wheat has been active and buoyant throughout
ut yesterday the market closed with dull feelings caused by
favorable adyes from the East prices declined 34c per
us closing at for prime White; SLU39s1O5 for
market Corn declined to 55c during the early part Of
week but there was good steady demand to the close at
bis price
The market for Flour has been rather DALI the greater portion
the week. though Saturday, under the adVces from New
Ork, there brisk demand and prices tended strongly up
cents bei1g sre sbs ,srIet cioS jnn With JoSn-J ten
'595-s5 for choice to extra white Wheat.
The Knoxville Citizen of the 18th says;
Farmers are showing disposition part with their wheat
lueh Of which Of the old crop and in many Instances badly
gliding crops for along time after they ready for the market
pom the hope or expectation Of an advance in prices For the
ct noticed in sngy instance an adyaBe in wheat and hence
9th leading place rapidly filling up, and in
ome instances Overlooking Not Onl the Knoxville City
purchasing literally, but all the dealers in
reduce have orders which they directed to supply
upon the market has been taken during the past
eek upon single order at S45 per bb in sacks for suPerne
hd S4e for family So that today Wednessy there is mono
D the market.
GROCERIEs-There has beena little activity in Groceries dur
ng the week though s limited. The stocks in the
market very good holders manifest considerable rmne
regard to prices We quote Sugar sa Oe in bids and
O9II.c bb Molasses 35a3sc in bbs and S94Oc in half
bis; Golden Syrup 9O91lOc; Rio Coffee 121z9l35zc
DRIED FRUIr-Apples quoted at 75e9Sl Peaches,
eaed 81, peaed s. bushe The indications that
,red Fruit commandoOd prices the coming fall and winter
The Cincinnati Prizes CreHtof s5th says: "The stock Of
Apples Peaches here insignificant and prices must be
egarded nominal sl59se for Apples and s45O9$5 70
teaches" .-r--
IRON AND cAsTINGs-Tennessee tar SIC; Pittsburg bar
&c; Band za7Ie; Hoop s1za91zci Sheet sk9sc; Common
lasting 4z5c Mill Cranks and Gudgeons SC; Wagon Boxes
30 per h: Pig S35per ton tA#'
LEATHER AND HIDEs-The market is well supplied with
Gather, which quote follows Oak and hemlOck tanned
Oe and Harness 2795Oc skrtng 3835ci Upper s293O per
oEsn dry Hides worth 12s915, and green 45c per
CATTLE-Butchers paying 5951Sc neat, and 2Ilg3c
ross for beef cattle, and sl5O92jO for sheep -1g
FBATHERs-Live geese command 3J95c when put mp in
God shipping order.
SAILING quote Coarse Sack at Sl.JO and Fine at S15
Iarrel selling at 371Sc o bushel. 1
WHEAT -BAGs-TRo bushels I75<@20c each.
WHIsKEY-We advance of &c in Rectihed, which is
low quoted at 23Gg5c. Country Whisky selling 5O875c.
Markets by Telegraph. ~-.-s
New YORK. August 28-Cotton firm sales Ohio
Hour 1905 10; Mixed Corn 7O9s9 Mess Pork Il s59l 4O
ALLOW TO- s.Hls
CISCpAT August g3-Four dull 5000 7O Mess Pork $40
GREAT SALE OF
a-- h EAL e S IA tt
took. blood Horses, Brood Wares, & Colts,