Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-15

The BrOkersof York getting money the 10th a
33 cent per annuu reurnabe demand. passing
some short paper at 45 cent The private banking houses
complain Of demand money temporary
employment The banks having their regelar discount
able in most instances keep up their discount averages Elk
] change on London was steady at logsz9I1e5S.0a
The supply Of money New Orleans abundant. Though
short dsted paper taken rao6 cntsOutside Of Bank
yet Banks reject nothing inside Of 80 days unless the
tainted with secuaon account the parties full The
Banks are flush and likely continue present. The
Exchange market the 10th under full supply except ster
ling We note sales Of Clear Bills London lOsx9IOsz
and for REMIT IO9l09 Bills Of Ladng l07< to 1885,
Francs plenty heavy at 227a extreme quotations
from 597 to 90 Sight New York plenty at s. to Z and =
discount Bank Checks the counter 3 discount though
or two banks may less Thirty days Sight, discount
Sixty days Sight Commercial Bills, - ands discount, and
! tending dovnwoFd.
The the growing Cotton crop continue very con-
Trajectory All who write upon the subject profess speak adj
vedy and from personal observation There however, two
grand divisions this class the producer and consumer the seller
and the buyer Their interests being antagonc it is i'm
parchment their honesty suppose that their views and opin
ions upon affecting interest is equally We
that judgment less influenced by the desire
'te wish father thought have never, therefore,
placed much reliance upon crop items particularly when
ting from an anonymous Past experience
all interested the unreay crop Statements and the
utter futy Of crop estimates that little faith cedence
repOsed in them sr
following take from the Mobile Register, TO
correspondent Of that respectable and prudent Journal
It is so eireumstanta tati seems to carry with it imprint
authority gives rather gloomy Of the prospects Of
the Cotton crop portions of Alabama and Mississippi he
says: -
81 have been at considerable pains to collect accurate statistics
the present CROP and you may rely implicitly
Whas facts Throughout the entire region of Alabama
and Mississippi crop Of at least half byrust
These rayRge have been made within forty
day within days portion of Lauderdale,
Kemper Noxubee, Ocbbea, Lowndes and Monroe countless
this ssppD and heard from of the black
Alabama On Of the productive planta
while twelve hundrrd considered fair average
yield There scarcely any blooms to be seen, the plant has
finished frung already Inc amount OF new received up
has been increased by the effects Of rust which has stripped
the from the stalk and exposed The boil to the action of the
directly thus maturing them sooner than otherwise would
The horror Of the boil worm has not been confined
the black land prare and cane ae but extends to the sandy
land where crops injured from fourth third
gentleman last week who has large plantation in Noxu
~ ~ -Ht cra-1 ,t me bnnjres wounds 70 The
Be assured there eggeraton IN these statements
Messrs seago & Abbott Commission Merchants of Atlanta
Georgia. under of the 1lh say The stock Of Bacon
nues rather light little demand for anything except
joints Wequote Clear Sides at lO49l0c Shoulders s983c
Hams 129l23ac, Lard lO2l912Hc."
The New York TruRe the 9th has the following regard
to the Cattle market
The present rovers never day when beef
sold they did at Bulls Head Wednesday, and
this $500 head which has overstocked the
market that eight cents pound net considered top prices
that very cattle sold at Tuesday, but
that Wednesday equally true that
sold for &C., and for sc net and Of course the
nose ter must have BEEN from 800 to head left over unsod
spite all the Of cattle brokers to close them out al
price offered The surplus the real wants of the
the last weeks renders increase Of price, to
week. whatever hesuppy Of fresh stock
may be- almost impossible The price nov is but little more than
during the Summer Of 1857 and the large in
numbers shows how consumption increases the price
ecedes.
Markets by Telegraph
The Cotton Crop.
NV YoRk, Sept. 1.-THE New York Price Current says the
oaI crop is I4COO tales Total exports 290501 bales. To
al home cnnsnnnn SOS 500 IIes ceint ahead of the pre-