Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
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The cinciDeat Gazette of the Oeth says.
The aand for money during has been in advance o.
the supply with increased receipts Of currency matters
less prominent yesterday Good paper may Be quoted at i09i2
cent with the discount houses, ana 90 outside
two dys past and OF the houses found II quite difficult
yesterday supply demand. Anticipating however, that this
will be Of short duration and that the offerings after
the st Of January will be more liberals dealers are net disposed
to Advance prices sandnhe nsgncance of the margin
between buying selling figures demand has sprung for
Orleans which quite dali last weekend tankers sold
established in Eastern Exchange Orleans
only about \ the latter place. in New York checks
pments produce, to the South, light
consequently little paper being made Gold scarce
The MARKET yesterday, almost entirely bare country banks
having taken all that was to be had at = prem
The ST. Louis Democrat Of the 2sh, reports money abundant
yet but thinks present slackn viii most probably give place
| to tight market in January. The Democrat says:
The payments on the lst and 4th January heavy
Juy viii then have to be met The Insurance Companies max
ing dividends first week in January have call their Bank
ion will acve and other produce will probably
moving Some talk Of an advance Of on long tina
bills has been had but too abundant for general ad
sigbt verv Offering the Banks
4 prem. New York and it is strange that yet
sold them So New Orleans heavy drafts
on Of ne Banks Of issue are making for gold for Shipment
South exchange We grocs renting csnsid
cradle South. To-day during last week. the demand for
gold being large upon some Banks feeling
subject But the Banks to make
large statements the l Of heavy proportions Of coin in the
vaults they should complain much of their gold might
be leave than requires with
their present circulation possible that each Bank seeking
gold.
Money continues good supply York, and likely
eonnuesO for months There prospect Of change in
this respect Call loans easy Discounts at
to cent for Endorsed paper and to for single
all dates up months inclusive. Names well
cent Foreign Exchange dull but firm O9( for bankers
sterling There few buyers and few sellers Francs 5I2K
95I5. r.-
The New Orleans Price Current Of the 18th says; 'oney con.
inues be abundant than before in this
ket anda kinds Of really desirable securities in active de-
mind Commercial paper particular great request the
perhaps from thu fact of the offering being
paravely limited continue quote GOOD mortgage
e9s cent class long dated scceptances s9s
second class ditto 99lO and for short business paper 697
p cent per annum."
The excitement the hog and Provision markets has somewhat
subsidized in the The falling in the hogs
slaughtered great anticipated though there
considerable decrease in weight It sconeeled all hands
will very heavy the yield lard, and it
dealt with confidence than other article hog
product
The Louisville papers contain the following dispatch:
CINCINNATI Dec 90 P. M.-Four unchanged dull sales
Hogs unchanged sales 900 head at 81 So and two Iots
averaging 800 to 300 s s7 receipts 5000 Provisions duh
and unsettled Mess pork nOmins sales Of 800 bbs fer future
delivery SIS. lower As hhds sides at 77X
packed and 10000 heavy 7 sales 5000 bs
&C. deliverable February list Nothing done Dbl lard
1000 kegs at ll5s9ll&.
This indicates declining tendency in lard.
sale Bacon reported Cincinnati at
&c.
In regard to Fruit the Cincinnati Price 0urs. of the q0
says:
Green Apples and good S4Sso per b
according quality lot of Tennessee sold during
the 5O9S5 per Dbl The dried ruled
firm throughout the with
S29S2 10 for apples and SO 259S35O peaches &C.
tive demand has prevailed for nuts based short CROP
and have materially advanced closing % per bush We
heard Of purchase by leading fruit house here, 200 bush
delivered up the Tennessee river, at 81 per bush
New Orleans Market, Dec 25.
COTToN-Arived since 2Ist instant Of Louisiana and
Mississippi bales, Tennessee and North Alabama $685.
Arkansas 1885, Montgomery 1914 Mobile 1875 Texas 36
80 5O bales Total receipts Of the week $3.50 bales Cleared
the 2lst instant for Liverpool 35l3 bales Glasgow 2
22Il ais, lOO Boston 56OI; to-
geher 5 bales Total exports of the So
and hpbOard not cleared the 9th instant 3
500 bales
occasion to state in the week
opened heavily under the influence Of the adverse European
pound, with sales for the first three week
$500 bales, Of which 5000 bales disposed
On Wednesday the demand less active and general
ough fair extent Of business was Transacted the sales amount
0OJ bales and Thursday there
about 1900 bales Yesterday mornng later European svcs
before the public, reporting decline OF lilo q I'D
the Liverpool Market but these advics appear
influence here, the demand being very fair with
1900 bales; making the past three
l.vs n he kofA haIes
which taken for Great Britain
time past greater portion purchases has been
France the Continent of Europe and Northern markets
With prices, have to remark that occasional lots
reported at somewhat easier prices, within day
but in the transactions generally consider quota
early part the about maintained
md they therefore continued.
The receipts this port since 1st September exclusive
arrivals from Mobile, Florida and Texas s32 29 bales
gainst 762 year. increase
receipts all the ports, latest dates compared with last
o bales In the exports from the United States TO
oegn countries compared with the dates there
Of III bales Great Britain, Of 100 France
md of 30 323 bales to other foreign ports