Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-04
COMMERCIAL.



We hear great complaint regard sar;ity Money
from almost every body. Money Eatters are about
tight they during the ezss Of 1857 and do
not that nay look times until crop ready
for market. The Cotton Tobacco crops viii bring
e the country brt scarcely enough to Affect the pres
sure experiencing Our fas1 usually aye aeon
siderable aount Of Bacon and Lard to dispose Of but ssea
very Of them VIII have than they will require for
home consumption while large number xhO have hsretoore
bsn sellers will this buyeF5 Money matters lock rather
gloomy in Middle Tennessee Tor the next six eight months,
WHEN, blessed with good crops shall begin to epe
rience relief
During last week there was heavy decline IN all descriptions
Of stocks in the New Market amounting on the ash
us to as much 365c many descriptions securties
the 25th Tennessee Bonds sod at s90eOe and the 18th
&c. At the time last Bonds sold at &C. The
decline Virginia Bonds has been greater than in 1t
very evident that the prospect Of LucOn election opeat
ing most nuriousy zpcn the Stock market, papers
interest Of the sustaining him feel il sensiby those
opposing him. and they been iabong asuouy explain
away that taken possession Of the Stock
ke BY aftribuing other The New York World,
ustance this pauo result brought about by the
Clears poltciansbat u concocted By leading poll
dcans and financial gambss Such assertion haYebat
little eject that there has been large up
stocks the beginning Of July, which.
the World ss, reasonable and substantial basis in the
heavy grain crop and consequent revival Of western hzsnesa
The real Of the panic found the ca condition
Of political affairs.
On the 3oh rallied slightly. There
large sales Of Tennessee e closing s advance Of 4 on
She prices OF the ssh Missouri s, advance Of x Vir-
ginia IS es; California ak ThetrausactOns were larger
thai usual There also improvement in Rsead shases
amounting in instances 94c But the heavy decline Of
previous few days reganed he market sill
exhibits great want Of krmness
regard Money business matters the New York World
in it's Money Article evening Of the s]h ul.
The money market remsus without rates. with
confident feeling in its continued ease and since
TIE publication of the bank statement.
The exports Of produce from the port q New York Ier the
ending continues exceed largely those CT the
Ppscag ys 1 Of,1s S o Jaus5y q
I56O 9I2 in 1859 $685. COZ and 1858 1884,
much wealth brought into the country beyond regular cacu
ton, nearly and have urnsi the for
The exports OF cotton ss increasing and FOR the past week
to Great Britain OOO bales asinst sO00 las year. and
1000 in S's The exports to all foreign port, were
6OO bales against - 100 last and IS QUO in 1883 Tie
total exports 'incs september are bales agaGst
The stock han is 46 bales, against 49O bales ast
in 1856 The large basne Of last week has been ansAed a.
advance Of to &c and the supply and demand epros
ing in an active and healthy ratio. .rss
At Louisville the Banks curang their business and are
determined keep small circle poss ble and
queny with great difficulty tina: bat those having gilt
edge paper offer able to negotiate loans.
At CINCINNATI tbs demand for Money continues moderate the
oneringso. good paper being equal supply capital
and most Of the houses unable to keep their lines fall
EEw CoUxTERFu1s following counerfits Tens
the Bank Of Ashland KY; breeso tbs South
Bank KsntOcky tvenes the Citizens Bank Of New
Orleans the State Bank Of Ohio fVes the
Southern Bank of St. Louis the Merchants Bank Of St.
Louis; threes the Kokoma Bank, Via The following
frauds Twos the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Ashland
ones, tens the City Bank Of Trenton Nj
RAISED GoTEJames H. Ray, cashier Of the Bank Of the
State Indians cautions the public against dollar bills
msy pAiny observed the centre piece in the pretend
being place OF Obong The figures extract
ed and substituted The letters under the signatures are
extracted The letters in the
sene piece are extracted substituted The
heads g. Merrill and s. c. Sample Of the dollar bill
unchanged while the heads OF the genuine tree dollar bills are
those of Bishop Anes and D. O. Rose.