Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-07

Jan. 4. '6s. Jan. 2. SO.
Natl eap'l.............. $73,507, 700 s74,Os7 100
Local CAPT. .................. 9.962,5OO 9.662.5OO
To,,Ic,Dital................s Ss go $s86O,2OO
Loans z45,3SS,oZi ZJSS1O,UVOI
Specie IZ,lLtOl4 EO'IOo' -
Legal tenders..-...-.--.,----. 6Zlllz0I 4oo5o'fII
Deposits lSf ,UlU, 100 loJtSl'4f9
34l9i,9Si St'2IS'9OSS
In Sub-Tres 'ry.....-...... Si9o4,fz0 of,sU'iC9
The change, from the statement Of Dec.
&c, 1868, are as follows:
Decrease in loans S2,2524I3
Increase in specie Z19o,IIl
Increase in other legal tenders 1927
Increase in deposits l,9o6, 693
Decrease in circulation 1913
The New York IT mes of the 4th inst.
says:
The import Entries for the past week
amount to So, 1874, 959, against the total en-
tries Of S3,095, 642 same week last year. |
The export clearances Of domestic produce |
amount to $3,023, 500, against s., 5l4, 442
same week last year. The export of specie |
amounts to $222, 8l5, against S3.787, l43 ;
same week last year. The customs OF the |
week are 81 ,321 ,573. The receipts OF cot |
ton, coastwise and By railroad, are 2O,S8O /
bales.
The gold values Of the import entries OF
foreign merchandise, at New York, since
Jan. /, 1868, are as follows, the entries OF
foreign specie icing omitted:
Total in S247 ,245, l45
Against .lSG7............. ........ 249,35l, |50
S2,11G, $50
The currency value Of the exports Of do
nestle produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, since Jan. ], 1868, are as
follows:
Total S68...................'.... Sl6I,0ll, 40
Against 1S67-.................. l83,I9O,Ozo
Decrease .................. $19,27S, $50
Gold, Jan. 2, 1869...........1354 per cent
Gold, Jan. 4, 1S68............l344 per cent.
The ST. Louis Republican of the 4!h
inst. says:
"There is a much more bouyant feeling
in the provision market, not alone at this
point, but at all the principal packing cen
tres Of the West. At Cincinnati, mess
pork is firm and held higher, and this is the
case with all other hog products. At Chi
cagO, mess porn 10 r3O OO Oh tHS DHOs1 /
lard at 49, AT New York mess pork is
500. and lard is firmer and higher. This
St. Louis packers cold mess at
S2S. and at the close we're firm at S28 30,
with other products at an advance. Along
The entire line there seems to be forward
The impression gains strength
and distinctness that the hog crop is really !
,hort-several hundred thousand head
below that of last year. Sparse receipts
At Cincinnati to-day, amounting to
| 700 head, indicate that result; only 1000 !
here, since Saturday, would also seem to :
confirm it, while $3.50 at Chicago, live
md dressed, show but limited sum for I
wo days. At all these points the price on
logs has advanced, which is excellent au-
hority for the statement that the general
opinion Of operators favOrs the short crop +
ide of the question at the present mo-
nent. Buyers for future delivery are in '
.reasing rapidly, besides. This evidences {
mother significant fact-namely, that the !
imid are becoming bold on the other side, r
nd the doubtful confirmed. And now the L
important question with the masses IL, q
That are we to pay for our meats during II
be present year?" IL