Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15
COMMERCIAL.


Monetary.
In New on the 0th Ss5 coo per bon
sold at soc, and the lh s2s 600 eO The telegraph
reports sales the 18Th at s01Sc.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday Gays.
The demand for money has increased somewhat
report and there Some complaint that the banks not s
datons desired Currency Is as heretofore We
continue to quote Wisconsin aois currency at TX cent
at cent discount Exchange East sells at premium
Sna Neg Orleans e premium There is fair demand far
Icre, and SIS for l6O acre.
In regard to the increase the capital the Commercial
of Kentucky, the Louisville Journal of yesterday says
By amendment Of the ChArr Of the Commercial Bank
FAMED ast winter the stockholders Of that Institution
thor zed to increase capital and locate their branches OF
THIS Increased capital hundred and fifty thousand dollars
that amount opened yesterday There who
dcted that this stock would subcrbed that
half OF dollars than required
stronger or more conclusive proof Of the confidence Of the
uh IN ne Commercial Bank and the management Of the
Louisville Branch could not have been given.
Crane & SanfOrd,s weekly Provision and
Flour Circular.
ST.. LoUn Saturday Evening, August IL.
The transactions Of the exhibit decline 10 Corn O. from
to 4c slightly prices in inferior grades Of Wheat while
demand for ed has had favorable effect on choice Fall d.
Sne OF % to Sc in Mers' views Flour an adyaLce Of
shout u on the part Of holders of Mess Pork an advance of
on Lard and Of \ to &c on Bacon.
demand for shipment So1th continues fair an ad
eghs shipping facilities has operated
unfavoraby upon the market The range prices de
cine OF from &c to &c from last week Sales TO last evening Of
mixed at fl to 5Je, ncudng mixed whte yellow at AZ to
a. white at a. 53c closing with sales to-day of mixed
53c
Wharf.-The demand for sustained the for
cho &c FAIL but other grades dali and Dropping although
material decline in price has spet Sales to last evening
range as follows Spring and Cub s. to 5e common good
Fall at e5c to 81 TO- Prime and Choice at 81 y to 81 25 closing
with saes oday Of Spring and Club IS to gc Fall at 81
81 rs
FLOUR CONTINUES dull aud dropping, with scarcely sale
for round lots Mills ofer rsh or und spper at 81 7O
cson OF 3c since last County extras offered a. de
cline of 25c, u buyers d. take hold
PORK The bulk the is concentrated into the
hands of one party, anu is he'd firmly at SO so.
bAcoNIsa tive, with sufficient out Ct smoke to supply
the demand In estimate the stock Of Bulk Meat and a
con gwen last week we included Hams The present active de
nand rapidly diminishing tie stock, aud higher prices
prevail Shoulders have sold 9c, advance Of &c
round lots are now held 90 Ice All the ribbed sides
smoke have been sold at &c. They held l2c
come out ri smoke in few Clear Sides have sold &c.
II which figure round lots be be had Plain
It l3c
Hoes head for November delivery sold &c. which
lgure they IN demand bat sellers holding higher
LARD Almost the entire stock Of Prime in terces and barrels
in the hands Of two parties hold l3c for
small lots sell at higher figures. Butchers held lO5
lie No demand for kegs, held at y 4 to l3c.
CRANE & SANFORD,
Brokers in Provisions and Breadsufs.