Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17

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At the Philadelphia Stock Exchange 18th instsnt thirty
one shares Union Bank Of Tennessee stock
shares Pantsrs Bank lOO. This improve
msnt Of x IN each Of ulesestecks. FaFaEa4
The Euls (Aia SPIRIT Of tzeou1 says bOOksfor subscrp-
Of stock hs Eastern Bankof Alama opened that
psoe On e 9th inst and SUFFICIENT taken
and paid insure the speedy neement Of banking ope.
ratons.
The Richmond Ca Wig Of the l4sh inst, say. of the wheat
market:
The only variation In the MARKET since our last review that We
discover Increased disposition to pay S155 for prime
white wheat These figures though still representing the
present "erent rate for prime white wheat For red 81 is
me a price PAID and some me e' s naEe v. been sod q %
session Of large stocks and are not affected BY the dninuon Of
The Augusta ozyonies and Sentinel of the 18th says Of re-
/ visions and BresdstuHs
There demand for Bacon, the aceumulaag
Quotations nominal It l0c for Clear Tennessee
Wheat oOnnuesin good demand particularly prime lots
previous prizes We cute good prime Red CSC 81 fd
cording quatythe outside figures only prime article
up In good new sacks Corn dull Of saeuOted prDc
There ready sale for all the Country Flour received and
Tennessee Extra Family % 70 20 Sc; Extra $3.50 to S545 'su
perfne s. % to $3.50.
The kComptroerof given notice that the
GAINESVILLE c Bank, having failed redeem its protested
lang notes. the trust funds deposited with the State viii be sold,
and applied pro ratio to the redemption of the same.
As diversity Of opinion exists regard proper mode
of computing interest upon notes where partial payments have,
from time 20 time been made may we'll state the law
laid down BY the supreme Court Of Missouri which fol-
lows:
Interest first be calculated demand up to the rt par
al payment then add the interest 20 the principal and dednt
@ "a al @ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ nc @ 5st
second add tne interest on he remainder ana dednet
teeom he second until the last partial pay
exceed the payment In which case such payment to be deducted
from the interest," and the Of the interest be carried for
will discharge the excess"
Ithas en and custom Of many who are not informed
Of the settled above interest following man
To calculate the interest upon principal
maturity, and add this interest principal then,
compute interest the several payments from their spec
tive dates down to the PERIOD and after adding the several
payments the interest thereon together deduct the aggregate
of the from the aggregate Of the original and interest
The Boston TraVeler, Of the eth says:
We noticed few days since the arrival Of the hr Huse,
Of J. SoEay Co.'s line from Wilmington, with full cargo
Of wheat arkng that it the first shipped here
direct from thatPOr Wenoc the arrival eseday of the brig
John freeman, in the line, from Charleston c. with TO-
CoO bushels corn which We 9;eys the first shipment in ANY
railroad facilities that have sprung up in
Tennessee Georgia, Alabama and Northern Mississippi viii have
tendency not only to increase transportation North by the way
OF our Atlantic cities but ncite the planters and farmers
State of Kentucky ranks third in the production Of wheat and
and Tennessee fifth.
586ls59l bushels TennesseeWheat l6ls36 bushels; corn,
S 5 Ss ysst Ia ~ III SbsIs S "a P S5
showing but small difference between Ohio and Kentucky
far as the corn crop considered while Tennessee has advanced
within the decade equality with Western
States The great hitherto has gone down the
Mississippi New Orleans but the improved facilities by
railroads. both expense and time, divert this
the Gulf and take to the Atlantic seapor
York. and even the City Of Richmond Va already reckoning
advantages trade will open up them;
Boston follow their example and obtain her share There
tain good why Boston cannot be grain
exporting city as we'll as New York.
Markets by Telegraph.
YORK; Sept Election sales 80 bales Flour firm, State
1895 co. Ohio 565a5 7J an advancing tendency
White s4Gs5; Ness Pork I5.259I54O
CncpEAT, Sept l6-FOur firm, extra advanced 10 cents
Whisky % cents
YORK, Sept l6-Per steamer Persia.-Coon the
As 200 bales of which spectators 14O exporters
$500 bales. qualities slightly declined, mostly lower
qualities which Z. The market quiet
Orleans 7G Mdding il6i Noble Fair ZIG; Mddlng
49, Upland 3l6 Middng Ga. Stock port Lv
erpoo 900 bales Of which 600 bales American Man
chester advices Cotton firm quiet Breadstuds
steady Provisions steady COnsOls 96 1861 for money
ACCOUNT increased pounds The
Money market generally unchanged with demand
LATEsT-LEerpoo-Es sales OF Cotton Saturday 5000
bales closing quiet but steady
Flour FIRM Wheat firm; Corn dull; Provisions quiet;
LoNDoNsaturday afternoon.-COnsOs 60 965 money
and account.
NEW ORLEANS Sept lCottOn sales to-day bales Prices
sitter quotations unchanged IL Corn has de
cnng tendency 5Ca6Oc Flour dull 6OOi lIgI31l.
Freight on Cotton to Havre ZIG.