Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

On the instant Tennessee es sold in New York At 94< a
which price they have stood for several days.
On the e9h ult, $4,000 Memphis Is sold By auction in New
York at So, and $1,000 at IS.
the Philadelphia Exchange the 29th ult twenty
shares Union Ianl, Of Tennessee soIdat $50.
The Memphis Agzlaache OF the Ist says:
There has been further decline in he price Of Bank Of Amer
money The brokers are only paying 50 cents on the dollar
ss unreeemed, Of this money, nearly hundred thousand
The notes Of The southern Dan are redeemed in gold on pre-
sntaon- There Is but small amount Of her notes in ercu
latOn.
The New York H5rald Of the 10Th says: sopinons diy
di auong lenders the state Of The
ket some state that there is more demand moneys others
clare that easy Certain seems that the rates for
loans are unchanged though sPprend that there
transactions any, below per cent call and 441 and
FOR short first class mercantile paper. Exchange opens strong for
the Several bankers are holding at 1929, and fair
business being done at l0109 The rate FOR francs is
called 5I695.Is2(."
! The Cincinnati Price Current OF Che Istinst says;
The past has been characterized by considerable degree
has been Withdrawn since last date account Of the pork
trade and the demand to The close has continued IN advance
erecepts, that compared with last Tuesday the supply
currency material falling The market has
queny c0se in the discount line haa previously noticed
we find 10 use for the old expressive word tgh repre-
nng the condition Of affairs The regular houses are llale
this class Of Dealers rates remain at lG9s cent
Good outside offered freely in the
though Somewhat close Just now is uch easier than usual at this
season.; and with the close OF the porkIacknr season. we NAV
again expect an over abundant supply Of currency.
The tendency Of the Exchange market has been in favor OF buy
during the week, under the influence Of large supplies ard
Tatesare lower.
The Cincinnati iee Ouas of the inst has the following
in regard to the Hog and Provision markets:
Another week Of the great speculative movement ended and
influence Of large receipts and but moderate legitimate
denand i mas lecone stronger ana e DoIoest IN BUY
ing for rise ever made in TINS Market we're made last week
The truth the ideas Of the short far beyond all pre-
calculation and the excitement high that
lures which IN other years would nave amazed e Trade are now
regarded as matters Of course because Of their frequent
weather with the exception of Sunday Monday has
been favorable for curing and the trade has
week have generally gh and tWo-rds OF them
fit Mess Pork. Indeed packers inform in
make good It should also be remarked that very heavy
lots Of hogs arrive da but there be but little doubt that
farmers have plenty feeling STILL viii
that the heaviest hogs will he brought market the present
month Theadvanoedung the week has Soc per and
buoyant at S69S6 IS hogs averaging
$50 200 , and S65 to 81 for heavy and noticed
close 81 5 asked for lot averaging $50 s-and should the re-
cepis light the day there little
this will be obtained The most daring operation during
week. perhaps made yesterday morning, viz; sale of 10000
head averaging 200 Bs $685. delivered the first two
January Ten thousand dollars deposited by
large speculative business Mess Pork, and 10000
hbs sold for December January and February delivery at S
chiefly the latter month II is Thought Mess PORK viii be very
scarce presume, and hence is the aYore to bet Some
people think the buyers will look upon these
ruay exceedingly foolish and wonder why they entered into
them
meat mas IN 70
sumed it will be in better supply than oEer part the hog
product Lard has been vO and has been bought spring
and summer delivery at lie.
With regard the advices have other packing
places would briefly at all The packing places
time last year. regards number and the estimate the
ranges from . 50 per last The weight hogs
Of points,
thought the hOgsbTOuh market in December will weigh better
The following is the report Of the Liverpool Cotton market
the 10Th ult., brought by the steamer Arago.
Brokers' Circular sales cotton for the week at
So 200 bales Of which 1850 Spectators e
port. All qualities about "a higher week,
under good demand from the trade Holders offered freely
the close without showing disposition to sales. The
business Friday 5000 bales Of which 200 specu
aon and Tor export the market closing steady at the advanced
Fair Orleans, 7s5d NiddHng Mobile, I'd
Mddling orleans, u l6d Fair Upiands ga
Fair Mobiles, 73ld Middling Uplands, 65sd
The stock port estimated 3 QUO bales, 247,-
900 bales American.
Liverpool correspondent Savannah Republican writes
the 18th 'The all kinds estimated
% OOO Of American 2s5 co., aconderabe tumble
from the highest point and likely suffer much augmenta-
ton until the middle Of January. 1t considerably less
any year 1851 PERIOD except 1857 when how.
ever the consumption aely exceeded oDehd present
Prospects Of supply extent good to
spnners until those VERIFIED they will cease to pur.
their hand mouth policy by which, during the entire year.
they have prohted largely and kept the sole control of the
ket in their hands"
We following Cotton reports the Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel.
AUGUSTA, 1.-The market sagnant early part
OF the day though holders Offering at reduced finding
no buyers Later in the day sales to The extent Of gu bales
made decline Of . to = cent as fellows at II, sc 4,
q at p; 10 at ~; 3G2 at ll35c
CHARLESTON Dec Saes OF Cotton 600 bales The mdng
and lower grades a shade easier.
SAVANNAH Dec Sales of Cotton 537 bales. The market
quiet and rather in favor Of buyers,
Dec 1.-The sales :o-day 1900 bales from
Middng The sales during the previous three
days ending 3Oh Now 500 bales, and the receipts l2jO
bales Freghts cotton to Liverpool Sterling Exchange
to ~ premium.
NEW ORLEANS Dee lSaes Of Cotton to-day 1900 bales.
Mddlipg II q l5s cents, WAn advancing tendency The
sales for The threU days ending November 80 $780, and the
receipts &c 500 bales The increase at this port 200O
bales. Sterling Exchange ~ &c per cent premium.