Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-25


Banks q the CITY Of New YORK the h and 18th Of Sep
Loans. si Tsg u sis sg e Dec sss4aas
Specie, Ss05a,4s5 ssss,06s Inc. 74s .573
Circulation, se9 ~. Sig ess Dee Bee ss S Is
UadraER deposits, s5S-s,7s Siss7le Inc. esi, 81
The exchanges at the Clearing House indicate Increased vel
umso business during the week Compared with the same time
last year the hanks stand as follows
Leans. srgs;! 81 sig. 50! sss,@s
6 6.5s.Isi 4 ssss9s le asiss
The returns Of the foreign trade the port
New York to ne LIST OF SEPTEMBER make the entries Of foreign
merchandise since Jan l, 1855 s9st3l,6l7
Two veeEs in September, e,gl1,9oI
ro,,, to date. siOla49,I74
Same timein ls57, He,7i0,lo'
ps.r..... oa.ss. s7s.s76,Oas
The export Of domestic produce and miscellaneous goods in
Gliding foreign articles reezPored since January i lss anoun
teat s4l,75o,ooO
Total to Date, s45s996s9
Same time in 1857, 9IzI1'o1o
Decrease 70 date. s7s77s
specie since the lat of January, lsSs, direct nom
Eew York, amounts to sE,S39OO
Since Is' September, l,Io-,IEO
Total to date. s59l g l g
Same time in 1857, SV'',O4o
Decrease hi. season. sIs,95O525
The exports Of specie to the same time years fol-
lows: 1856, s25l5llO 1855, 4 1854, s2 4Os O9e
1853, s14, l94,l4i; lsSs, Sis, S7O,4es
The receipts Of Gold from California and Gold and Silver from
Foreign States the port Of New York. from LIST january 1858,
70 the present date, are:
From c :slsss sai e 90
From abroad, l''o'O ""
Total to date. sg7658.07
Against same time, 1857
From abroad, 5s1s,oOO- ss4Oo,9l7
Decrease this season, s832,g7O
The Suffolk Bank at Boston number Of eNew England
Banks are about get up breeze The York Broker Of the
18th says:
For years the Suffolk Bank Of Boston controlled the New
England banks So powerful was its influence that was named
the Great Regulator time there has been gathering
opposition. silently gathered strength until has rPenedin'
70 rival the Bank of Mutual Redemption
Nearly fifty Of the New England banks have already given no
tice Of their intention withdraw their special deposits from the
Suffolk But the old Regulator has too long had the
give without death struggle This struggle has
now commenced The Merchants Bank Of LOwellOne of the
banks which given its intention patronize the
insutoWa called upon last week BY the runner Of the suf
e few banks IN New England would he respond to
moderate call made the above institution in lowell.
persist in changing their accounts, and the Bank
o. S t sn Rf he ob viii Be disastrous 70 he cur
rency In such contest at least hundred
New England banks must speedily fall
From the Boston Shipping List Of the 18th, extract the fol-
lowing:
The demand Tor money has increased but the rates are eayat
sec cent for first class paper and on call at 4j cent with
an abund mt supply lures. Exchanges London
there change, and the Of e week has been small
There considerable activity the Dry Goods trade, parcu
larry among i whose business for some weeks past has been
quite large. The late news from China previous
advce has led further considerable sales OF Drills and other
Cotton goods export that market The Loot and Shoe trade
is pretty ace although the business Of the season mas dsap
pointed all parties and falls considerably short Of expectation.
Nearly other kinds Of merchandise continue quiet and
the movements generally have been of limited character.
letter from Rio dated the 9th Of August contains the follow
ing in regard to Coffee:
From the date advees to end Of the month the sales
Ilvg Tfnitn
for the Channel bags the Mediterranean, and 2O)
a. o Cod Hone and from the Ist inst 10 date the sales have
been 81 400 bags viz p bags United States; $500 bags for
Channel; for Mediterranean and 1909 bags for Cape
Good Hope. Prices from 4O g469Ofor round lots,
such as are in be markets and the selections
which dealers permit Of old and mixed The receipts have
which the dealers refuse to e alone The general quality of
Coffee though better still leaves much to be desired and really
good cagos cannot be bought Prices gradually advanced TO
wards month"; and the advance fully sustained
quote 5194sO0 and 495for the best seec
tons that dealers will permit
The Cincinnati Commercial has the following in regard to the
market Of the 2lst
There demand for oday, and difficult to
buy good brand upene at the close below So and extra was
rm at The receipts fair, but there is good
deal shipping There being good demand for bacon at the
There seemed to he quite large demand at 1s
7c be had at this rate Shoulders were held at &c
No change pork lard aud nothing doing in bulk meat
Shoulders and sides be quotedt 5e including pack
There has been good demand throughout the week,
especially finer grades, which sold readily at fine prices
grades have advanced 4c bus closing at sIi6gl 15 fer
II for good do al %
sIi "a for good and prime red and s5a96c for inferior
There been good demand for throughout the week
receipts sold reality at SIC for fine Mixed and oOc oT
gI9s50 %hs' although some lots were sou '' ''
undergone change We quote prime old at 53 al
though large Of inferior new has been sold atSO
The Cincinnati Price Current of the sd has the following in
regard to the Hog market
Until within the last week good demand for
Hogs for November delivery Sc and for the orepart Of De
ober delivery, at IS c net but the admirable manner
in which penng, and the decline in Pork with an
certainty that pretty large stock will go over to the
season. have had depressing influence on the feelings OF
5pecuators regarding the future and there were eya
to sell Hogs for early delivery the past week az 80 o. bt
who have expected hort CROP undergoing radical change
and they beginning to dscns the possibility OF the reverse
being the case Indeed impression gaining ground rapidly
Sc Pork, the coming season. IS above safe point and
chances all against those who buy az this rate
The Price Current has following in regard to the corn
crop:
We have advices of reliable from all parts Of the
West regarding the growing corn crop Oh ga iS [ f
lows The corn except planted in the latter part Of J1ne
No NOV s bs I come to- inur il IN the least and should the
for weeks longer that own
96th Of june in soil which fully developed and too hard
for The apdy with which has grown rom the
Of July the present date the subject Of very gen
comment and the statements efore with regard to m
feature, seem, in many cases. incredible 800,
From information have, there seems TO be but little
doubt crop the Northwestern States will be fully two
thirds that year. IL Kentucky it viii be three
ALLOW this make for Indiana which
er below estimate.
Louisville Courier Of the d says; THE prospects oil m
hog and corn crops great interest," though yet No
considerable manifested in regard to the purchase
of hogs The corn crop this State will be abundant one
and we notice the arrival Of several large dOves Of hogs from tn
interior of Indiana had been purchased at 3 cts gross
on specuaon and sent here be driven to Hardin count
to aen. We also of sale of 1900 hogs on the UPpe
Mississippi at 3a4 net, be delivered in December at al
eligible point the river. The purchase was made by Louis
Vile packer has the refusal of many more at the sam
figures" ..
JAMES JOHNSON. A j. COLI
= JAMES JOHNSON q CO.,
Successors to johnson, Weaver & Co..
GRoCERs. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS