Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-30
"a and 3d series.-..................

London adyices of yesterday quote United
States 5 2Os at 72l.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the hanks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at ! premium.
There was but little doing in uncurrent
funds. Bank of Tennessee was bought at
350s and sold at 39@40c. Other Ten
nessee money and Southern bank notes
were unchanged.
Nashville corporation checks were bought
at loo discount. . Iaa
From the East to the West, and from the
North to the South, the universal testimo-
ny is, that the growing wheat crop never
looked better, and never was SO large. This
crop will be in the market during the
month of June in the South, and will
greatly relieve the pressure in the money
market.
The New York Times of the 9th instant
says:
There was a moderate trade through the week
mast in most OF the heavy departments u Nua'
ness. In General Foreign MerchandiEe the de
maud is fairly active and especially so Ter ScOlch
an English Iron, the engagements Tor Plg iron
and railroad bars being several months aEe1t ~
the importati0ns. We are glad to hear that tue
domestic iron people are experiencing slmiIAF
revival of demand, W have heard Of snsage
rlents as far ahead as December next. Tue eA-
mort movement has fallen OIL ron the PREY lo9s
week in specie but otherwise continues Illr. al
though the market has yet to Ieel the receipts Oh
| produce through the Erie canal. The foreign
! drygoodS import is light, Us usual IN MAY
| Nearly all the entries are for direct eonsumP-
| tion. =. .,,,,,-,
steadiness elrly IN the week, although some ne
| heavy drafts have been made upon the banks in
| favor of the Treasury Once. partly BY way ol
| transfer Iof government money IN the interior
national banks, aud partly to pay Tor the new
| sos of which the savings Institutions Lpu
| other parties are heavy buyers Of late Inc
| Office is now taking mp large sums oil the l-og
| per cents and Is also anticipating the coihpouhd
interest notes due IN j une ana July, anu Mnlne
| Treasury could desire, they promise by the close
| Of the month TO materially reduce the balances
derived from the sales OF the new IDS ana OIL
| the current receipts of gold IRON CUSTOMS
| The import entries for the past week
amount to a. 29l $50, against the total entries OF
| "A 1856 294 same week last year. Inc export
| clearances of domestic produce amount 70 30
esS GA AGAINST s3 III, 494 same week last year.
Theexpert of specie amounts to 81 5S3,ooi, against
So, 35l, $40 same week last year. Inc customs lor
the week are S2,O65,0O0 The reeeiptS OF col 10
coastWise and BY railroad, are SUES bales; Inc
number Of enigrant passengers arrived during
| the week 1857.
The gold values of the import entries OF foreign
| merchandise az New York since July l, 1850, the
heginninp Of the current fiscal year, are reported
as follows-the entries of foreign specie being
| omitted: .,,- A. on
Total since July ~ ~
Against the same time last year....... ZI3953.5S-
Decrease since July IS 3D.!
The currency value of the exports OF domesuI
| produce and miscellaneous goods from New Qrh
including foreign articles re-expOrted, since july
| l, 1866. are as follows: ,,o A. %,
Aoai,,st Say fine last year 2e3 823 81;
na.reosa since Julv S4O55 80