Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

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vs...a was a,suii ~ q the Cotton market We could
near Of the salo OF yfOrsyavs i,,es at lo9io80
The receipts Of Bacon are lgt usen to meet the pres
e1t ieuan quot Shoulders at 6z@s1c. ear soes 'c'
and Hams $685. Lard finds ready sale al ga wn put
up in good shippinsPscFages. a.f.8a
There is but little doing ain though there Is active do
aud or Corn Por Wheat dealers readily $50
soc for prime Red and ESQ for prime White THERE'S de
man6 for inferior grades.
Dried Fruit az sI75 peeled Apples, 50 for
peeled ami s45aa5 flr peeled Peaches.
The trade in Groceries continues quite active, though without
change in prices quote Sugar in hogeads at sc and
in barrels at 7ss<c Moasses 2s32; Rio Coffee 127s9lss
aud Java 7Isc Barrel Salt Oc per busae and sack sl259
50; star Candles eO9sec and Talow la]Sc.
Tennessee 6 sold ia New York the Sd s'99e7S dvd
enc The snv interest having heen paid, the prices OF all
des7tons Bonds lower than previous to the Isl inst
This will accountor the decline in Bonds since the 3lst u
when. it will be remembered. tleJ sold ut o.
According to Of the Banks In the city n New York,
their rs on the inst. united slg7 1919. On the
Cd osJsnuary 1883 he loans amounted to Ss5493 showing
an increase during yea Of 1885, The increase during
the " e crng 3lst ut, ss6754 Upon This showing
the Herald remarks The discounts s approaching one
hundred and thirty millions Should the spns trade
pond with the expectations entertained by tie mecan lie
community it Is evd at will leed call 10 many
Of n loans included in above coumn else tie ns ex-
pansion in this city viii lie aegbOrhood Of ore
hundred end forty Hons Meanwhile here prospect
that io lme az ieaand that time tie peculiar season when
the low rate Of exchange Usually ts the banks to hoard
sore ou ioue government will require fully much specie
IS The benSs spare.'
Crs View York 7.aaes Of the 81 says: -sasss-
e market or money today partially unsettled by large
gvNiend pay mep - and several nay h lasspT o i1d
by prominent Banks readily supplied 10 the b okers
" Outside lenders negotiations, demand to-day,
343 cent state and other Es class Stocks, and p
cent other reliable cola al ne ~ oont brokers report
no change OF rae mercantile 9is Ihore more busness
wgy q soIiecn Didend to-day hcnin either Dor
rowing lending ae oregl 9ehaage market opens
les than by the a 'esays pscle sales Of Bank
bills sou hern Cauetn at lg91 LoDd 2 me whole
Francs are steady, Is. 10 < -5fj. lSsl
The New York Esra commercial Of the 81, has
the following in regard 70 Hides and leather:
HlDss-Ihe a.et continued tule firm. fhe ie Of New
vor in hi e as ARD ineonsder hfe item in
,orega e int IS during 1855 were de
s, iI ao h'p e, ext largest ouSats1
PIC ssrst 1871 and 50j imported fora Eu
The prices havioE hgls in tbs country han IN Europe
South hides VIII others received abroad were frey
Ter Of hides Exported 1i5 -er YORK. in
i is5s is siSsss i lss5 i isisa5s
By tbs table it will he a the imports OF 1855 have
ceeded those Of ary Of the previous three The oal
imports to the Unit ates for lie years named we're as fol
lows: +l4
1879 - s ss5ssS 1 IsA s sss5s g
is55 e42Ss64 is5S -s- 3C2s.724
The hand the Isl Of Jaalay, 1853, 37j eO0 i'm
ports foreign am iomesuc for The l920oO; city and
country slau-hter not APPEARING in Imports 21O0-total sup
poses go 0tO enamelleI pat leather 1000 0; BY We
and Canadian 100000 by hn cites (sOe eath
er hde), 10000; Stock in Land M late jDOe-Sota $4,000
Entered into consumption for sole lr PURPOSES by eNew
York e dUrin the 77000; last years consumption
1904 OOOprease 60Oo. 1t Is be remarked that in
sequence o. the at2os. entire speson OF trade during he list
1851, owing the 6-aea crisis TIE sipes Of that
erio thrown into this year, 1913 may said actually
resent fifteen months bus & nine lbs in 1871.
LE.THEshe maret cctIn1es be ell sus al ed aud tan
realize good profit Mr. Hull IN mis- vaiua lie aud Ycu-
review states that have eld commenced
Tie year with so light STOCK as at sn ant that Tor OAK the
delaG had been good rou htut Ire year. anC a. na CT s. Tie
The receipts and sales OF heEnoCk
the years nalel were as follows;
Recspts. Sales
1859 10000 1888 200 |
1877 o6916OO 100000 |
1856 2-J7OtjG 2RlO.OOO |
IS5S-Oak. 80 500 37O:c0 |
The lowest prices OF hemock IsGaI5c, and highest lin
ece er1 22Ge. The q otatiJl for during the
ssSaic - = -.
Tb. LOUSY papers CONAN the following dispatches:
Jan P M-Four is in fair iernand and prices
f3ir. Pye 90 and in fair demand Oats
Gu ok de1iu d GJG6Gc. WHISKY steady 221zc Hogs duE
semenl pu Ivy Price CuTrer: hing vista
Vi pa k Unse- the -nar,er for provsls;
pork uec'Is J0a &c Dbl viz sles CT $40 b 1t SlG45I
closing St6b0 a. d u'7eislea Bulk PORK @eclined &c
closed Il &c :Or es GnG 54c for shoulders
Los lard has de.lil With sales o. $50 bols at lO1 H.
clos.as at De f-r.1er tate. Zs. r-.. lE =
NV YoRR ia ). P M-Cot1- is duI-sales + 300 fales
Flour quie.- les 700 bis Whea- fI1-ales of lGGOO
bushels red. Corr is qUie:sales # 5000 bushels
1T socfr miled FORK frulold mess sl5S5. Whisky
Bcol quies. Sugar hrlIew Orleans advanced
&c el 7G77sC. asscs frl at 3iacSc. Hides
frn-Bueu0s Avres bell - Feichts Ion
to Liverpool 5 lGG7;,'l 1l for 10 on grain Sg5Ec.
NEW York CATTT- IA KIT J. u j-BeeEe hfm at o9c for
and zoe O1sc for receipts $3.50 head. sneeP
s3oygnt a. S5la5 receipts $40 read sU1e hn at Ga
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