Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-29
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Ths toevbs we're the ssssS STATE stocks at the New York
Stock Exchange on the sth % 600 Tennessee es at 9O9
go North Carolina st SIS 94}<. s3tO0 Missouri State SIS
ats4ss: 81 900 Illinois Int Bs go at s61 So 900 Mississippi
state SIS st s4 5000 virginia 0s at ssJS By suction s90O
Missouri 6 inst ad sod At % and 5000 Rass Tsnues-
see and Virginia Railroad s'sst 7IsS t
Al the Pailsdelpa Stock Exchange the 2h ten shares
Union Bank Of Tennessee 1o and twelve hares Plant
srs Bank q Tennessee at l0o&. $500 sIs
Inmoney negotiations the temporary loans in New
York quite easy any time through the past summer
and The sane remark applies to rstcsss $1,000 days The
accumulation capital The great cities, avating the fan
toton Of trade and spscnaton i'll in advance OF the signs
Of improvement particular departments business
The rates are 3 cent Stock coatera 31f95 cent on
short b and 57 bills running into next season.
The LodOn Times Of the 18th nsiA9 speaking Of the hnan
cial condition OF England, ssys: sss
gradual revival has been perceptble during past
month, Harvest operations have made rapid progress, while
money likely to remain plentiful and cheap for heightened
very actiYe, may be considered as firm and healthy.
Money CONTINUES IN very full supply WIN Only limited
81 per cent io the hest bills Most Of the banks have their
serves full and they are anxious employment them
At the bank the applications have been on limited scale
contest the Suffolk Bank and the Bank
Mutual Redemption has become animad and creates good
interest. meeting has been held at the request Of the
Suffolk Bank conclusion beyond APP
pOnment Of COMMITTEES Of five to consider the subject Mr.
Carney, President Of the Bank of Mutual Redemption said that
the bank conservative institution, maintaining
the system which for years had been the mercy Of the Suffolk
The Bank Of Mutual Redemption had been legzed by three diff
ren Legislatures and last established under great oppo
sion. Here the fight should cease.
On the other hand that Suffolk Bank oOntnu
ing business agreed with the hanks New England nclu-
ding the city under their special deposits and there
has deviation these agreements It is true tatsOGe
fifteen Of the country banks recently withdrawn their special
deposits the Suffolk, and, consequence have cancelled
their agreements and is also that the Suffolk has declined
making arrangements banks the compensation
which they have heretofore paid and which other banks pay for
this Transaction
The Suffolk has objected receive from other banks with
whom they have arrangements the bills of those Withdrawing
bauks Suffolk quite ndispOsed TO create rou
BILE dissatisfaction with the banks having special deposits with
them for equalizing the currency of New England, !
The Suffolk has does decline to receive the bills Of
other banks in New England from the Bank Of Mutual Re-
dempon because that bank has special deposit with the su
purpose Whenever that bank makes thespecl
deposit as other banks in city for this purpose with the
Suffolk the other banks in New England wiz be
deemed for them by the Suffolk Bank. -7frt
The Washington States Of the cath says: -
In consequence Of the poponement by the President Of Che
cd large nominal decline say five to six cents per acre but
which correct quotations, and we doubt
any could be disposed Of without large sacrifice
Messrs White Elder, of Baltimore their Coffee Circular
Of the s5 says Roand Europe have
caused increased the part Of holders, and with fair
eonsumpive demands, transactions have taken place i'm
provement former rates.. We quote prime Rio at ll to
l2c; good c oguayra l2c Java l55 to l6c
Messrs sagO Abbott Atlanta, Ca under date Of the
inst say demand the following quo
aton Hog round alOIc, Clear Sides 1Oc, Hams II 80
lc, Shoulders sase For Lard their quotations 1O3
9I2kc.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS Sept sCOon sales to day bales Prices
SITTER bat quotations are unchanged; Corn So Lard 10
NEW YORK. Sept ss-Cotton HIiddlng Uplands 1917,
CROP Yellow Corn Co. Ness Pork 6 75 Sugar steady 1886
Coffee steady, 1OIl9IIz.
CrScGNNATI, Sept. 28.-Whisky 1879.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 6-Harkets generally buoyanti Lard
buoyan advanced cents Rice buOyant 40 per advance
Sugar advanced; Money abundant