Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13


If had not been for this extraordinary the result
Eould have been rae cur customers With
one or two rxce ms. have taken formerly.
In France consumption has not progressed chiefly ON
70 the for from the hosttes probabie
AOre less is probably even ss
than appears for export Gotten in trastu has been lar
SCI man last year The sPirnTs and Manufacturers hAve hJw
ever done good and prof they never provided
themselves beyond the requirements moment, thus
losses.
Tie spiuners and Manuf 10 Germany pursued much
s SANE poey Is those in France and did equally good
slness at the expense Ot imp lrlers. d. .--
In ms country prOduc probably relchsi for the pre-
nprogres, eoa 10 doubt d g. homework bu a
are sahlsd not My ia This o.hsIs aud u,i
where It Is now Indirectly this been boon to The
taie ior larger supply Of goods had the
tive. =
Much difference Of OOinOn exists as to whether the unexlm
pied 1emand for Cotton Go IDS viii continue
present extensive SCALE and country large BRO
portion o. QUE production, tine question important one
mat COUNT from the immense which ave been sent there
Of lNte labor must have been employed greater
extent and have been bt paid, numerous public
works now In progress aud the gradual extension of the lines Of
Ade thes CAUSES enbne assignee hand as account
ing Tor the Increased consumption cords On the other
they are and We INNS, t
for in great measure to the failure Of crop for two
successive seasons IN the important st Ct Bengal yoi
thereby caused which required TO be filled nm sce hid
mand Id Caeus from the country where many the native
Bankers eeri into large British goods hut The
said tohave eome the and ~
urfetel and extensive failures are taxing pI.s ~
uPcouDtry traders lime alone Who is in the right
Ia every other respect the eopsumption Of cotton
satisfactory large supply is requires wants Of the
world aud t2tW have fair promise te present op Of
United States, the ineea,ed 0uantitv hir T,Sa
will send AS long supply and eIoand Are Az nearly ha
anced as at prtsL the Trade knowing there is sufficient viii
able affect the market more or les by miting thar
purchases to the wants Of the noalent. =
This adueraOn Of Gotten by sand and dust has gradually
reached extent thai something done 10 stop such u
practices. the opinions entertained nv ne consumes
aud the importers upos the subject We refer 10 the Memorial
from the American bSber Of Comnarce Of this port which we
by this packet trade are now so IiIy alive 70 n
that such Objectionable Cotton will future aaye to be sold below
1t not be superfuous inform the purchasers Of Cotton
Sin situ that such Cotton on arrival here remsin l.
claimed neither the Captain the Cons gnee Of the vessel
justified by Law in insung sgeater amovn against risk Of rs
than will the freight and charges the payment Of the
premiums OF Insurance on the successfully re
The general result of Grain Crops IN Europe is fair
this country amounts only average in Wheat even
much Last year crop the srgst ever made and
wemported equal O0O quarters Wheat and Flour
Beary oneaf Of which from France. That country
probably have nothing spare and have to look 10
other quarters for supply HAPPILY the United
abundant crop Of EOod quail and II inspection
Flour strictly attended to there will be for derabe
business.
4 abundance and low value Of money sufficient to
stimulate business, trade ought present. for re
Upwards forty millions sterling Banks
England and France and the rate OF discount is emily per
cent apathy prevails and although investments Fly
looked for the Produce markets appear insuceme
As long as the political future is dark before long will
the prevailing doubt and uncertainty parayse enterprise
until those clouds entirely dispersed
cODctues the Of business although the trade Of
the country is in a satisfactory condition.
CHARLESTON Nov. 9There active demand this
ee TO day. which resulted in the sale Of upwards bales
The mari unsettled and purchasers demanding
rates in consequence Of the scarcity
ing tendency in the of freight TO Liverpool.
Freghs-Engsmen day 7l6d for Upland 10
Liverpool
SAVANNAH, Nov. o There a general demand 10.
day. and hiides met yrs esy the hss Of ysse days
quotations, which AZ bales ehsngst haBis
steady and firm. MdIng 1913 Strict Mddng IO5 Good Mid
ding lI9SlIt5 Nddling VA.
Fregfts-COtton to Liverpool "a. To New York by II
by sail &c.
sAvANS H, NoS IOsaies OF cotton to IOs9 bales Tho
market generally unchanged Sales bales
receipts Of the 2e7 against 100
year; reei2s less thai YEA 2445 stock
Fr :hts Oh . to Liverpool I'D.
MoRrN Nov l0,Hoders having advanced their pTesnsonr
the es Of cotton day mode t5p0
aes The market is unchanged quoted lOZe
AUCUsTA, Nov ~ - There a fair d. nand for the
batter descrsptO1s this forenoon. Tie market but
quotations uIcnsnged We quote Good Middng Mid
ding Fair at I0i{ a O7Sc.