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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-16
State of Tennessee,

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE COURT, &c.
T. & NJ. Turney, plaintiffs,
VS..
Samuel Swami, defendant.
(Dcht on an account.
In this cause suit having been commenced
before the undersigned, n Justice of the Peace
| for said county, by the plaintiffs, against the
| defendant, by original attachment founded on
said account, and was levied upon 100 acres Of
land, be the same more or less, belonging 10
sid defendant, lying in Franklin county, by
| VIM. Faris. constable, On the 2Gth Of Noycm.
Der, 80. aud was returned before me on 18th
November, 1859, with said levy, whcrcupon il
is therefore considered by mo, and 50 ordered,
that all further proceedings be stayed in this
cause until the Goth o fully next.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication DO made for four successive weeks
in the ,lcme Journal, a newspaper published
in the town Of Winchester, Tennessee, 70.
qniring the said defendant to be md appear
before Thomas Finch, ESQ.,, the undersigned
at his office in Winchester, on the 10Th July,
1850; il being a Justices Court, then and
there to defend said suit, or judgment final,
by default. will DO rendered against him, ex
parte, &c. This 18th Of JAN, go.
THOMAS FINCH, j.. p.
90 90 of Franklin county.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

HENSHAW & TAMBLE,
Wholcsals and Retail Dealers in. and manu-
iacturcr. of all kinds Of
FURNITURE,
No. 81. Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention to their
large and select stock Of FURNITURE, and
in so doing, they feel confident that they are
prepared 10 exhibit by far
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK,
of all descriptions of Furniture ever offered in
this city. They are offering their stock to
those who may desire TO purcbasc at wholesale
OF very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly kept on
hand, for sale at tho lowest market oriccs.
HENSIIAW Il TAMBLE.
May 2Gth, lgj9-ly.
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State of Tennessee.
JUSTICE or THE PEACE COURT, De,
lIandIy a Co.; rIaintiN,
vs..

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURT, De,
lIaniIy a Co.; rlaintiN,
vs..
Samuel Swan, defendant.
(Dcbt ON an Account
IN this cauar suit having Iocn commenced
before the undersigned, IL Justice Of th" Pence
in, and for said county, by the p%IninliiiH against
the defendant, by original attachment founded
on said account, and was Levied upon, Z05 acrc'
Of nnd be- the same, more or IrF belonging 10
said defendant, lyingin Franklin county Tenn,
b. VIM. Fnrris constable, ON the 22nd &2ith
days Of September, lSj9, and wa' returned be-
fore me ON the 18th day Of November, 1859,
with said levy, ~whcrcupon, il j. therefore con
,idcrcd by me and so ordered that al further
proceedings bee stayed in this case until the
10Th day Of July, next 1860.
And il Il A further ordered by mo, TINT publ
cation be- made. for four consecutive weeks IN
The Home journal, II newspaper published in
the town Of Winchester, requiring the said
defendant ~ BE- rrd appear before Thomas
Finch }. +. the und,rign"d at hi, onir" in tho
| town Of Winchc. ter, on the 10Th day Of July
next 1860, IL brcine n justices Court, then
and there todclcud said suit or Judgment final
| by default viii be- rendered against them OK
! partc Sc. This 18th day IF Junwr% 1850.
THOMAS FINCH, j. T..
Sc ~ Of Franklin County.
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D. D. Dickey,
N A III VILE, TEN SIS b

---HAB IN sToRE-
800 setts assorted Iron Axles,
1s kegs Boiler RiyotS,
10 oO0 kep" Dlicsscd Nuts,
80 Washers,
20 kegs Wrought Nails,
500 po1nes Of Emery,
| 600 papers Timers Riyets,
50 assorted Sausage Cutters,
N - 4" Suffers,
300 sheets Copper,
900 Copper Bottoms,
] 600 pounds Brass,
200 assorted Putty Blocks,
80 assorted Cnurns,
50 boxes Glass,
$50 Tin Plate, 50 Slabs Rinc,
3G Pig Iron,
3 900 feet assorted Gas Pipe,
% OM .. " Leather Betting,
s 600 Z" " Gum Betting,
! 600 pounds Pump Chains,
100 Wheel Barrows,
] 0O0 pounds Gum Packing,
100 bundles assorted Wire,
80 Door, 10 600 Light, Sash,
50 sides Sole Leather,
800 feet Card Clothing,
100 Steel Reeds,
10 Garden Engines, 10 Wheat Fans,
B Thrcshing Machines,
80 Straw Cutters, 50 Corn Shelters,
3 Railroad Scrapcrs, = Smut Machines,
900 assorted plow3, 90 Pumps,
3 half barrels White Fish,
10 Hydraulic Rams,
600 pound. Galvanized Wire,
900 boxes Ring Travellers,
| 20 900 Gallons Stone Ware,
ia IuD lIyI,lL fnrkp
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State OF Tennessee.
FDOttVO IL DIIPtOo'IIV'
JUSTICE or THE PEACE COURT, Sc
i~irannon & Durham, plaintiff,

iirannon " Durham, pl0intllt,
".
Samuel SwaHn. defendant.
(Dcht on an AccUunt.)
In this cause suit having been commenced
before The undersigned, 4 Justice of the Peace
in and for .Iidrounly, by the plaintiffs against
Tie defendant, by original attachment founded
on aid account, and was levied upon, lO5 acres
Of hand, be- the same more or les, belonging Ia
said DIET. niau', lying in Franklin county, by
VIM. Flri-, constable, on the 9th SEPT 1859,
and va, returned before IN" on the 18th Of No
ycmhrr, 1879, with said levy, whcrcuron it is
therefore considered by me, and 50 ordered that
all further proceedings be stayed in this cause
until tho 10th fully, 1860.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the
CLONE Journal n news paper published in
Winchester Tenn, requiring said dcfc nd
ant IN be md appear before Thomas Finch,
the undersigned, at his office in Winchester
Tenn, on the 10Th day of July, 1860, it being
a Jueticej' Court, then md there to defend
said suit, or judgment final, by default, will
be rendered against him OK partc, etc. This
18th ufJanuary, 1850.
TllOS. FINCH, J. p.
80 90. Of franklin county.
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,,.,yn cNei,. vNr"'.
yaaN ". vs. u.s., .Ae--kil.
NcAo' .NfS.00' cold freezes
wy, tMe' -, 80 far as we have
NeSSeIs .oss IL total While speak
ire - Ehcat, wea,e reminded to pub
va, . communication "t, .o1
in tho Nashville Homestead, Of the 4th,
and Viich may serve TO benefit many
of our farmers in the future, if they
will read it and remember. The COM
municaton is as follows:
Ncssrs. EaitorS IL have a good staaa
of wheat, &c, for Tic following Causes,
1t WIS sowcd iG August and SJptem.
Der, having finished by zQtn-pit in
eooghly, for scientific Purposes: that is,
lUSe INC BM 76GyVc only, which leaves
the surface Just as it ought TO bc-lh
ridgcs--hnd this point ! will elaborate
atn more convenient season. | grazcd
down short, and this savcdmycrop thi
time, from being pulled up by the ice,
December was very inhospitablc; the
mean temperature beng very l0w EX-
trcmc--S degrees below zero when the
mischief began. 1t was on Wednesday
night, the earth's surface was pretty
well covered with water, the mr0ppec
blades Of wheat floating to the $"rtdo
in the puddles, were then frcd by Tho
ice, and the freeze continuing until III
was ice and dry freeze al that the sol
gradually settled back, the ice holding
on to the long blades either broke them
off or pulled the wheat up, My crol
being grazcd SHIRT had no blades fortht
ice to get hold Ct, and 50 cscapcd-and
this is tho unclaboratcd and simple OK
position Of the whole matter.
lam aware that the geological forna
lions have much to do IN this kind o
lifc-struggIc between "hcat and wcdlhe
but the culture having more, the far
mer, and not Providence, is responsible
for the result. EoRNrLANTER.
p. S, The fields alluded to, have
HIGH per cent. ofSand, less Of hmc, SOM
Aunus, upon asuperior clay foundation
liz Guardo, Jan. 20, 1860.
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City Hotel,
SCOTT & BEADDOCK, Proprietors,
Nashville, Tennessee.
To the Public.
John

B o o X b l N ID E r ,
Southern Methodist Pub. House,
Nashville, Tenn.
Blank books of superior quality manufacture
ed for Banks and the Counting-room, aud books
rebound for the library or parlor. Call and
&c specimens. feb 3, SLY.
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TEN GOLD DOLLARS,

The above premiums are all 10 be given in
1oLD-not in Jewclry that is half brass, or
IN tricks Of one sort and another. They will
certainty b. awarded, and 50 our friends might
a. well commence work. The Ist list must con-
tan nj least any subscrihers-the second 30,
and tsosd ~. The TIM given will be to tho
lst Of March. Persons competing will please
state the fact in sending Ms names, SO that we
can Keep q correct account Of the same, and be
unls. Tie names Of the successful comue,i,o,.
will be given in March. 80 you see mere i
no chance for dodging on our part, were We AZ
disposed. We make these liberal offers that
the Southern people may be encouraged TO give
US that support We ask. In order TO establish, In
Winchester. ~ soon as possible, a journal equal
10 any North. Our business "a TO publish
a Newspaper, and our affections are ~centerel
therein. We take pride in this respect, and
are willing 10 do OUR part towards establishing
> gosi Southern journal.
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70 Arrive.

To Arrive.
| 700 Pieces assorted follow ware Castings,
100 Sugar Kcttlcs,
10 English Pots, 7 Caldron Kettles,
400 Dog Irons, r. Tea Kettles,
% Shaving SkiIlrts,
II Kegs Nuts and Washers, ,
8 Bundle Galvanized Sheet Iron,
Case Copper rTinncd,J
81 Iron AXIcs,
49, Bar, iron, 70 Bundles Iron,
~ Bundles Sheet Iron,
Toarriyc from pitlsburg, on steamer Emma
and for sale by ID. D. D!NkEl,
oct. 20, 80. Nashville, Tenn.
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c.. A. HUNT,

AT Hunts Depot, on the Wl1ene,a \,
and Alabama Railroad, would lniolnT
people OF Winchester and rf'n
county thst he has just received a '"s'
stock nj
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State of Tennessee.

State of Tennessee.
Lcllyctt & Ewing,
VS..
Almond, ct. ais.
On motion of complainants, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master that
Z. s.. Almond, and Paul Inglcs, arc non-resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee, so that the Or
binary process OF law cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, n newspaper published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said non-rcsidents to appear
herein on or before the first day of next Chan
Gerry Court, on Wednesday after third Monday
in February, 1860, and plead and answer or
dcmur to said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte as to
them. Ii. II. ESTILL, c. & II.
January 26-$3.
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SELTZ & co.,
Notice.

All who know themselves indebted TO the
undersigned will please CONT forward and pay
up their small bills Immediately. or not think
hard Of US If necessity compcls us, to put their
accounts in the hands of an Officer. We owe
money ourselves, and have no other mean. to
look 10 but what our patrons owe us, and bvt
for necessity the call would not be made.
April I, 80. CLOPTON g. MURRELL.
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III nINC INnERs0S. CHURCH ANDERSJ.
nab.nnn Tam Nashville, Tenn
n. e. O.. ANDERSON,
wholesale Grocers, Produce and
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, WHlSKEY, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers in Bacon, Lard and Country
Produce, Of every Description,
Corner OF College and Broad sts.i
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
I'VE arc now In receipt ofa largo am well assorte'
w stock OF Groceries, Liquors, &c, to " ich we Invite
the attention ofthe trade.
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all kinds Of Country Produce.
X EEp constantly on hand a large assortment OF Iron
II Nails, Castings and FARMING IMPLEMENTS
A complete line of Carpenters Tools
Hardware, Cutlery and Chains,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
A variety Of Housekeeping Goods,
Tubs, Buckets, Brooms& Stone Ware,
With q full stock Of tho most
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ELLIS & MOORE,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
90, @S, and 100, South Market St,
Nashville, Tennessee,
Manufacturers Of
Steam Engines,
Boilers,
Mill Gearing,
Horse Powers,
Sash Weights, .
Crate Bars,
Shareholders,
and all Castings used in the construction of
Saw-Milli,
Furnaces,
Flour-Mills,
Tobacco Factories,
Dwellings, &c, Sc.
Ours bring the Oldest establishment of the kind
in the State, and built the first Engine that VIA
ever built in Tennessee, and keeping ourselves
fully posted up rs to all the improvements. we
offer them with tho fullest confidence of their
superior advantages over all others.
We are agents for tho
ST. LOUIS
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
and attached 10 one Of our Engines is one capa-
BILE ofcutting from i've to twenty thousand feet
oflumbcr per day. Gum Betting of all sizes on
hand, at very low prices.
ELLIS e MOORE,
June 90, 80. Nashville, Tenn.
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JUSTICE or THE PEACE COURT, DC
r. A. Loughmillcr, plaintiff,
w.
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W. n, pisniEl,os
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22
Dnilr Prodnce Market.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, november Il.
FLOUR-The market continues unsettled and
few small parcels extra at 81 1904 30. Superfne is
WHISKY-A dull and unsettled market and
prices lower sales 100 barrels at l4lac including
that from wagon, aud at the close sales were made
H0GS-Jhe market was more depressed to-day,
a,d holders in some cases showed more anxiety to
sell. There were but, few buyers, however, and
they paid Sc rather reluctantly One or two sales
were made at Sc 25, to fill contracts The transac-
tons 100, averaging 2lO pounds at Sc 25 100,
averaging 225 pounds, Sc 2 So averaging 2O pounds
at S60j 3OO,ayeragipg 220 pounds at Sc aud 49,
aging 275 pounds, at S6 10. 1t wa reported that
specuatOr took 10000 head at &c. to be delivered next
OLA sale of a barrels Linseed at SO.
PB0VISI0kS-Nothing doing in any article aud
prices are merely nominal. Mess PorR at SIS so to
SIG and Bacon at l0GlOAc.
GROCER1ES-A continued dull market: sales Of
Sugar at 7@sc; Of Moasses at 33c. and Coffee at
WHEAT-The market is dull, and further de.
cline established, and at the close prices were
merely nominal at S5c. for prime red, and Csc. for
CORN;-The market Is dull, and &C. per bushel
lower, closing at 3Oc at the upper depos and 33c at
the lower depots sales of 900 bushels, at lower de-
02Ts-Tbo demand is limited, and the market
RYE-lhe market is dull, and lc. per bushel
lower, We quote prime at 62a63c.
BARLEY-The market is dull, and prices nomi-
HAY-The market is dull, hut without any
change in price, We quote prime Timothy, at Si5 50
SCHEEsE,The demand is moderate at o15c. for
shipping lots of Western Reserve, l0c for Hamburg
and lIei llL,; for English Dairy.
the market dull at l5Gl6c. for Central Ohio and
Western teri Reserve common is heavy, ,at9@llc
APPLES-There is moderate local demand al
SlGl 80 per brl for fair to prime Western
POTATOES-The export demand continues quite
limited and the market dull a. 3o@35c; per bushel
for prime Neshannocks on arrival, and 81 S5@1I 10
per brl. from store.
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ysnSsr y, y !; o8Oj total Loans, No7en-

yember u, s2sr925, $50; total Loans, Novem-
Der 10, $263l6,2 ,229.
Last weeks Philadelphia Bank-statement
shows q large contraction of Loans; the de-
crease being 1888, 7s1, a reduction in the last
two weeks of $l,204,959. The decrease of
Deposits was S42l, l24, which, added to the
decrease of the previons week. makes a re-
duction in the last two weeks of $906, 205.
The Circulation was reduced last week
$l00,460. The Specie increased the past
week $l02, ,980-equal to about two-thirds of
the amount lost the previous week.
The Monetary markets of Philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore are extremely close,
and business is dull; rates ruling at .l5@24
per cent. for prime short Paper, while Call
loans on undoubted securities rule at 8@9
per cent Long Paper can not for the pres
ent be done at all in any of those cities, ex-
cept Boston, perhaps, at any rate. a
In st. Louis Money is scarce, and discounts
difficult to obtain; business being for the
time stationary. Exchange on the East is
very scarce at varied rates-11<@2L prem.
for bankable funds. Gold sells at 2L(03
premium, and New Orleans Sight can not be
In Chicago, Finances continue very much
unsettled, and Money Hard to get, at high
rates, though the Bankers and Merchants
are said to be strong. One small banking
firm closed its doors on Monday. Eastern
Exchange is excessively scarce, having adj
vanced to premium, and few dealers will
sell even at that price to their best customers.
The New Orleans Banks have more appli-
cations for Money than they can meet, and
general stringency prevails there. In out
side circles Paper sells at 1000 per cent
Exchange was dull and unsettled on Satur-
day; New York Sight ruling at Il dis.@par;
sixty days. no rates given; Sterling par@4
premium.
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TBy Telegraph.
New York Market,

NEW YORK, November PIP. M.-Ashes
dull and nominal at S5 25 for Pots and Pearls
Cotton dull and entirely nominal. Mixed Uplands
can be bought at l0156olO4c.
Flour heavy, unsettled and lower The demand
is confined chiefly to the pressing wants of the local
trade Shippers and spectators have in measure
al 30 for superfine State S5o5 10 for extra State
closing with free sellers at the inside prce 81 756
I 90 for superfne Westerni S5C95 IS for common 10
extra roundhoop Ohio. Our quotations at the close
arc entirely nominal. Canadian Flour in limited
request with declining prices; sales 2SO bTls at f5
and heavy at SO 2j604 for common to choice super
fine. Corn. msnl dull aud almost unstable.
Whisky heavy and lower: sales of $50 brls. at lSk
@lqc., closing with no buyers at over lSc. -
Wheat heavy and nomnnlly lower, with scarcely
any aemand either for shipment or home consump-
tiOn. Holders can not sell to any material extent,
without submitting TO very great sacrifice: sales
Of 800 bush. good aud choice white Michigan at 81 30
a 50; lg,3OO-bush. Milwaukee club at 81 l2dl Is;
Western, in store, at a price which would be no
criterion to the market. Rye dull and heavy, with
nally lower, without any transactions of magnitude.
Com less active, and the market rather easier:
sales Of "a 1000 bushels at 6l65c for mixed Western,
in store and aoat; 65966c for Southern Yellow aud
f6@t9C. for small lots round yellow. Oats dull and
heavy: sales at 35@37]6c. for Western, Canadian
and State.
Pork dull heavy and decidedly lower: sales of $50
hrs. at SIS 75d6 for mess, and SO 2j05O for prime
Beef continues dull and heavy: sales of $50 brls at
mess. Prime mesa Beef and Beef Hams dull and
nominally unchanged. Cut Meats heavy and lower:
sales Of % pack ages at for Shoulders, and 100
lO1sc. for Hams. Dressed Hogs duh at INC. Bacon
quiet Lard dull and heavy: sales of 100 brls prime
Butter selling at i0Gl4e. for Ohio and l5a2Ic for
Coffee very quiet We hear Of only sales If IS bags
SayeDla on private terms. Sugar very dull: sales
crop New Orleans at nc Molasses dull, and We
hear Of only small sales to report.
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CITY ApvHRYTsENiENTs.

NOTICE TO ALL LyvHOBT 1T MAY CON-
~ Germ Notice IL hereby given, that there arO
pending before the City Council Of the ciey of Oin-
oinnati, the following Ordinances, to-witt fr
70 establish the grade 9f West.alley, from Park
To establish the grade of Canal Grandin street,
from Central avenue to Plum-street.
4 To grade and pave, with bowlder.s stone grandfa-
alley, fr m Elm-street to Plum. street.
To grade and pave, with bowlder-stone, Grandins
street, from Plum-stree 70 Central -avenne
To grade and pave, with bOwlder. stone, Thorn
alley, from Race-street TO Elm-street.
To grade and pave, with lime-stene, Charlotte-
street, from Centrsl-avenue to the Miami Canal
Io reerade repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Ninth-Ereet, from Central avenue to
70 grade and pave with brick, the unpaved side
Canal-street
To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
the south side Of Seeond-street, frem Smth-street
to Rose street.
70 grade, repair and pave the sidewalks on the
west side OF finestreet, from Fifth street 20 South
Canal-street.
TO grade, repair and pave. with brick, tho side
walku on Vine street, from Riverstreet to Firth
street.
To reerade and pave with brick, the sidewalks on
the east side Of Baymiller-street, from Hopkins
street to Laurel-street
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read laid the table, and the Clerk IN
sructed to give four weeks notice Of The pendeney
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from eaid improvement to be filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
piratOn Of the ii required for the publication of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
final action. --
no6 DIV SAM. Il. CoRwINE, City Clerk.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


Yesterday was financially, the most un
settled day yet experienced in Third-street,
and Money closer than it bad been before
this season. The Discount-houses were un-
willing to accommodate any but their Gus
toners, and they threw out considerable of
the Paper offered.
The uncertain and troubled feeling affects
all branches of trade, aud though the city
and country-this portion of il, at least
are rich in means and.crops, there is no dis
position to operate to any extent until the
political difficulties in the South are over.
Monetary matters, during the week end
ing last evening, grew much closer than they
had been during any week previous, and
the stock of Currency held by the Bankers
was much reduced. Rates of interest be-
came higher, and though l0@l2 remain the
figures of the leading Discount houses, the
best names often go at l8@24 per cent.
while long Paper is with difficulty nego-
tiatee at any price.
Every one hopes for a speedy delivery
from the existing condition of affairs, and if
confidence were restored, the city would be
rejoicing in an excellent and prosperous
trade. There is no reason, as every one
knows, for the present commercial disar-
rangement, but still it has the most unfavor-
able effects.
Eastern Exchange became firmer during
the week, and at the close of yesterday rates
were SUN at our quotations. The rates here
are very low-more so than they should be-
and would doubtless advance if Money were
easy. New Orleans Exchange is very quiet
and rates almost nominal.
Gold during the week was IN good retail
demand, and is still, with some sales to
the country Banks. The supply is moder-
ate; dealers supplying themselves by assort-
ing Paper and returning it home for Coin.
In Time-bills hardly any thing is doing,
though prime Drafts are nominal at II per
cent. per annum. Uncurrent Money, during
the week, underwent various fluctuations
and was much unsettled Yesterday the rates.
though not reliable, being given as follows,
at the close of Bank-hOurs: Indiana Stock
q; Pennsylvania (interior6M; Virginia lex
cept Wheeling. City and branchesl SOLO;
Missouri, 8; Iowa 5; Wisconsin, 10; Illinois,
10; Maryland (interior( ~; Tennessee l(02;
Michigan and Canada 2 discount; Alabama,
Georgia and the Carolinas, 10@20 discount.
The failure of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
| ginia has caused persons to distrust much of
the Southern Paper, as the suspension of the
Bank Of Commerce at Erie has affected the
country Pennsylvania Notes. Some twen-
ty-thTee of the Illinois Banks have been dis
credited, and they are purchased In some
quarters at 25 discount; while some of the
Brokers purchase them as they do the other
institutions, at 10 discount.
BY reference to our New York dispatches
it will be seen that great panic was expert
enced yesterday, in Wall street, respecting
Uncurrent Money. A plan is proposed in
that city to relieve the Banks by issuing
Scrip based on undouhted securities.
The present rates of Exchange and Coin