Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-09

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discount and cold at par by the Banks here.
But little was done in uneurrent money.
Bank Of Tennessee was dull at 45c buying
and 45c selling. Union and Planters
Bank notes were in good demand The
former was firm at S5c and the latter at Sac
Both were sold BY Brokers at 1c advance.
Southern Bank notes were very dullatthe
advertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were
dull at l0c discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 9th inst. as follows $4,000 ex. cou-
pons at 642c, $4,000 at Csc, $1,000 new at
64ac $4,000 at 64ic $4,000 ex. coupons at
653e and $4,000 new at GAZE. Virginia
bonds sold at 42kc, and North Carolina at
5s!@ SIZE.
Our mail adyices from New York to the
evening Of the 9Th inst. report that the
money market is abundantly supplied with
lOanable funds seeking employment in
temporary loans. The rates on call range
from 6 to per cent. on stock collaterals,
and 4 10 5per cent on governments. There
is considerable inquiry Cor prime CONNER.
eial paper at z to per cent.
The statement of the New York city
banksiorthe week ending Saturday, Febru-
airy 2, compare as follows with the pre-
yious week and with the corresponding
week last year; TO which We add the specie
and currency balances in the New York
Office of the United States Treasury at
these dates, respectively:
Feb. s. 1866. Feb. 9 1867. Jan. q. 1867.
Nat. capl..-S72s07.10O s74.20T,700 S74,007.700
Local - oSls,5oO sO62,5o O.262,5Oo
Totalcapital ss1 6s6. 200 sss.27O,2O0 Sss.O7O 200
ddo os5 5loSs2 @l.264S55 25l674sO8
notes. le.gs5.4zt le.ss2ss4 ls.n4eo7
Deposits '.lgl Oh ,ee5 A05ll,596 19. s52Q56
CIRCULATION 5 q AZ ~ 2,ss5S4l S2,955 l9s
The following are the changes from the
previous weeks statement:
Decrease in loans ...................... $40 AS
Increase in 2l8977
Decrease in other legal tenders-..... 2, sol $50
Decreasein 9520
Increase In circulation. Is. lag
The old Trenton Banking Company,
which was the only New Jersey bank which
did not suspend in 1887, and which has
steadily refused to become a National
Bank" has Just declared dividend of FIVE
per cent. on the earnings of the last six
months. B sg.4ts
The committee appointed by the New
York insurance companies to devise means
for the prevention of fires, recommend that
no risks be taken on buildings used for
general storage Of cotton for less than six
per cent. per annum, unless competent
watohmen, in sufficient numbers, be EN-
plOyed day and night. The rate Of insur-
ance to be three per cent. on warehouse
property so guarded.
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 9th
inst, prints returns of the number of hogs
killed at thirty-four points in the West,
which show the number to be 1,941 ,304,
wing an AHNACa5O vi tCugAO4 over tklt tOtdi
number killed at the same points last
year. As a general thing, the reports indi-
cate an increase in the weight, but what the
actual increase is, cannot now be ascer-
tanned with any degree of accuracy. The
total number Of hogs packed in the West
last season, was 1884, 474 and the previous
year 9, 45I, GIG.
The New Orleans Price Current of
the 9th inst. reports the receipts
of cotton at all the ports to the
latest dates at l,1O6,219 bales. We have
returns from interior towns which show
stocks held there amounting to something
over 100000 bales. Ii is difficult to arrive
at the number of bales held by planters,
but few weeks will give a pretty clear
idea as to the extent of the crop. It seems
pretty certain now that it will reach very
near 100000 bales.