Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-27


sk1uHDA!s Saa'- .. LOO ,
uold IN New YORK ycs ns openea :, a's7s'
and Ok noon closed - is<' .s,sn = ~ :" any
from 1nuFsasy. n ~ y ~ ''''s'' 'o's
at lso and <oid i$:
Bank o. 4ennesee E,'eH IT p ss -
and held - zo9<ze nsa<e " No 'A'ss VI CON
sequence.
Planters Bank u oouen' ~ ORG vs. anu '''a -
p ',rs. soa,ssnz e, 4.
linen banH Is nm ae'nAo' ~ ''' '''' '''s' "a
65e. selling.
soafheru money 4 In but little demand. and Is
Ii :. -. .,. .s,,r,;..d ~,tcs
The entire number of Nationa. Banks now in
ea.Asnse u inc vn'ea sss'es ono ,asusau -
oaoeoo su authorissd y conssss The amount
of authorized c;rcri,s;or commits, rpon sutbor
a. -, -, :, ~, /, - 49, -,
izea capl<ni Stock, Is S5I4ii5,yE- n NUMBER OF
banks have. however. waived the right to demand
,;r.nl.t;on r,cr a ro-f;ov of fl.;r Genital sfoct
IN - -.....,s.,s~. ,...'.s - 49,. q. so1I
I24,3 05, leaving $55s756a5 due banks already or
r,,,;,.a r.~tfo, ~ th;s x,m l. nov ian IN.
n Roi''on :. ~. ,""' = Nv" 80 -.
vaults OF the Comptroller OF the Currency. Inc
only hanks being orranizcd are those that. pre-
,;,.s :, T,. ~ sesf az, ~ a. !. ,,l;e.f;o,
" ~. - - - -, rl-.ss.
,ei'' =, ~, ~ -, "
.nhi sAeAAhes' ss'.'s'.s.V ~ ""'s.. A''' D'sn
deemed. leaving $s,ooo0u outstanding.
The interest which IL felt abroad in respect TO
our financial condition cannot be better described
tha. ,v giving an extract from letter cent to the
New YORK Tr;5ru. from Frankfort-ou-t the Main.
where large number of capitalists was recently
addressed by Mr.. Lanier. whose remarks have
been circulated by our eonsuls throughout
F.ro,,s II saws.
.esld ~ nsnsr-ao,,ar /. the ouession which
agitates the German press and fnanciers- The
more they discuss your financial nrospeess' ,n ss
aney m arans.ci;oys n them are enormous
Since the receipt Of the Presidents message
ana 11e report 81 sne sr;s;as rrls The MAJ
M aImas, 70 the Exclusion of every
other loan. The Wurtelnberg official paper
has brought out long article sds veT la eo
az ~ gu;ldsrs hayias been invested in them, 10
the detriment Of other interests But to the dsap-
pointment Of the 6oyefnmsn'; hesai nrese
tshns ~ Sr,,ad tIat tie people could do moth
ing better than invest in American secgrties, as
the saest loan onsred N an age; ra,
coud ha sent over to The Old Continent to com
vert the masses 70 republican,. principles. They
never before heard 40 mucn .K s1fa ,e mi xoa,
nyesnestsr are d;scrsscd eyefywhere, and in such
favorable terms that emigration Is the icaalng
toPie among me s.e, r n m az YOUR bonds tax
en- in Germany. at least one of her industrious
cons"
Corros--The news from Liverpool by the ne
berpia given in orr feiegraphic column YESTERDAY
morning. reported cotton as having opened al
decline Of I'D but rs having partially recovered
and closed hrmer, but still at . decline of u Of
penny. which we believe is equal to decline OF
about cents in our currency. Under the effect OF
this unfavorable news and the Indictment Weatner
we were left almost without market on yester-
day. Buyers and sellers were WIDE apart, ana
majority Of the latter withdrew confident there Is
better DAY coming. lew oaies soiu IN Inc
morning at 3Sc. ~
GRocEHIEs.-The market was unusually quiet
yesterday. with very light transactions in all the
different departments owing principally to the IN
clemency of the weather and the depression N
cotton. We have no new features OF ma'efiai
changes to note in our price current a. &
FIouR-Quiet but hrmer' with no auotanie
change in prices. We quote superhne at SS.so@
$50; Extra Ss.00@sOO: Family, $iooVSi iVo;
Fancy fl.25@12.3. Stock on hand ample.
CoFFEE-The stock on hand Is faii, equal 70 the
demand. We quote common to good SoaSl1ac;
fair to good 3la32c; good to choice Sz1aaSoc' La