The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-06
The Cincinnati Gazette saws

The Cincinnati Gazette says:
There has been considerable activity in
the movements Of Money during the week,
but resulting less from discount demand
than from the local daily exchanges. The
receipts OF Currency have improved; but
they, as yet, cause no marked increase in
the deposit accounts OF banks, for the rea-
foO, doubtless, that 8 good portion Of it is at
once absorbed in the purchase. Money is
regarded still Bs worth 10 per cent on first
clats customers paper.
The advance of SeYen-thirtiCs 10 O pre-
MUM was supposed by some 10 have caused
a falling of in the demand, and this is not
unlikely, but the supply has been continu-
ally short and they were, to-day, rather
hrmer than they have been, IZaI<c premi-
um buying, 2saHc premium selling.
Five-tweBties have been scarce, and rates
continue 70 be well maintained at 3Za4e
premium buying, and 4l<a4Zc premium
selling.
Ten-iorties bear quotation st 9l1lc buy
ing, 955zc selling, win q demand FULLY up
to the supply
Compound interest Notes are bought ct
5a51zc for December, 1864, issues, aud the
regular advance on these figures for the
earlier dates. May issues Of last year are
quoted mostly at 1ze premium.
The fluctuations Of the New York Stock
market have on some days, been unusually
wide, and throughout nearly the entire list
lower quotations are current now than were
"a week ago. On some Of the leading fsneies
the decline has been unusually heavy.
The New York Post gives the following
list of banks Frustrated by the failure Of
Culver, Penn A Co., IN that city:
Petroleum Bank, Titusyille; Venango
County Bank, Franklin; First National
Bank, Cory Bank Of Lawrence County,
Newcastle Crawford County Bank, Mead
vile; Oil City Bank, Oil City; First National
Bauk, Plumer A. D. Cotton Co, Petroie-
um Center.
There were other banks in various parts
Of the cOuntry-one at Bucyruss Ohioi one
or more in Indiana-in short, a total Of
thirteen, all Of which, We believe, made
their deposits with Culver, Penn a CO., New
York. At the time of the failure Of Morris,
Kstchum a Co., New York, Culver, Penn
A Co. succeeded 10 the distinction OF being
the heaviest banking firm in the United
States, and were regarded as the soundest.
Trade IA 81 general way, has improved
materially during the week, and the
business Of the coming week, IN general
merchandise, will, Il is supposed, increase
materially. There are noN in the city
great many buyers Of Dry Goods, Shoes,
Hats, etc but the competition amO0g them
OF taking more goods than they are rkely
T. have q market for. The New York adj
vices report an upward market for Dry
Goods, and il is eanjectured that the stock
81 standard goods is becoming scarce.
Tine Gracers have done but little in the
way OF making large sales, but they have
bseu employed in filling small orders. Ihe
quotations for staple articles remain as they
were.
Dr,ed fruits have been dull, but the mar
ket Is iirm on the part OF holders OF strictly
sound quality. Apples range at i2t9 iJc;
peaches nt lsa20c.
Cloyer seed has been very steady at S5a
Is. the latter figure for choice samples
rirnothy has been materially advanced,
and Is now held at IS 75a4.
The demand for flour has been extremely
limited, excepting for the regular consump-
tive irale. Quotations remain u 20 f5at
IS for suuerfne, s. 5Ous so for extra, and
thence % - 50 for family. Holders OF ihs
better qualities are particularly firm.
Choice samples Of old Wheat are scarcely
"a H. had the demand for such is fair, and
prices fully maintained, the best Red com
handing - %. Choice new Is not offered
at less than 81 90, No. new al ~ ~ ana
10. new 81 s.. Rejected is duh at 81 30.
corn has been in fair request, and with
rather light offerings the market has been
tieady, closing n sc for ear, 5Sa94e Tor
shelltd. in bulk. and 64a65c sacked.
Oats. since the ciosing Of the demand 30
cover deliveries, have been on the decline,
aud are now very dull AZ SIC Tor No. :, Ale
40. /.
Rive has had iitile or no demand during
the week at 6Ga65c Tor the two grades.
Barley has had rs dragging market as
ever, al 81 25c Tor Canada Spring, II 10 Tor
choice.
Whisky has been in most limited demand.
.rh.t On which duty has been paid will not
bring more than a. q, though not pressed
Tor sale 10 any exlenS AZ less than - p.
Bonded is kept al Zoe 49,,
There has been but very little trading IN
Cotton. The market improved IN price a
little earlier in the week, but Is now dull at
$50 A. the quotation for Middllng.
There have been but few contracts made
OR Lumber. The mill owners IN the Pine
ries are not urgent in presenting their
stocks, aud the dealers are quite indisposed
to lay in their stocks at current high figures.
Prices 90 the yards have undergone hat e or
no change The demand from the country
10 we'll maintained.
The Provision market has had a much
better trade during she past thar preceding
week. Mess Pork has been IN request at
so 50a25 The demand at the latter hgute,
aud gJc better, is good now, but holders ara
not offering At less than SIS 30, aud not
strongly NJ mat
Lard has been bought at lSalSi4c. The
former hgure continues 10 be offered but
thc latter Is trinly sdhered To-
Bulk Shoulders have, for several days,
had good inquiry ut loo, packed, but ali
shat were 70 be has ht that were taken up,
and .c higher is firmly adhered 10. Bulk
hides have been steady al lSc, Loose.
Bacon Shoulders have been only 10 moder-
ato demand, and i2l. c Is al they will BRING
Bacon sides are rated az l4Aal5c, the lsttcr
asked, the former figure all they viii bring.
Bacon clear Sides are held steady al loo
sugar cured hams are selling at z0a22c,
uucanrssed and csnvased pacsed, with lie
above these figures asked for some brands.
Receipts and Disbursements ai the
Once OF the Assistant Treasurer
oftke United states at New York,
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