The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30
Hogs and Cattle.

FROM the Clnc1nna Gazette NOV. Is
The pork packing season has fairly COM
menced and the mark ct is not devoid of tho usual
excitement, though it is evident that packers
generally regard present prices as sufficiently high
in products in the Eastern and Southern markets
has however, impaired more confidence to the
trade although at the same time il is believed that
current rates tor old products are not calculated to
we call the advance in the price Of hogs during the
week full. IS cents per 700 lbs. In addition to this,
the rates OF premiun paid by slaughterers have ad
yanced, and we understand that 35 cents per head
So 90 a 50 20 per 100 lbs. We Aud that prices in
this market are as Usual considerably above those
paid at other points in the West, and will doubtless
have the effect to divert hogs in this direction that
were originally intended for other points
Our correspondent at st Louis writes that packers
there are very fearful, and in consequence Of their
refusal to accede to the demands Of sellers, it is
probable the nuulber packed In the city will not ex
ceed 90 600 head 1t follows from this that there
will be an increased business done NJ points in the
Interior; and this, SO far we can judge from
present indications, will be the throughout the
entire West. As remarked former occasion,
the business of contracting has this season been
carried 10 great extreme, not only by packers but
by parties who are neither hog iaisers nor pork
packers sid some of this class Of operators cannot
get ont with less than So in this srket and rather
thar submit to loss IT once hey will be likely to
pack on their oHh account, md rely upon future
Improvement
Although tina market reay la repaydei "a openad
at SIS 81 as so i,,s not by snv sstt,sd con
diton but. on the CONTRARY ID is in that nscu,iar
state shiob !, nders II Amos, ,rnossbe to sav vhs
Tier the next move will be 10 ar do nm AZ a,rasSv
remarked packers are ceutioas. and they have yery
pooo reason 10 be so The moyemeuts Of last saa
son demonstrsted very early that hgb oansa
great falling off in copsu mn ion ana az tina aver
aee value OF PRODUCTS in order 10 nav for hogs AZ
pregent p,ices uust rnie high ,hrouvhot tho e1t,rs
season, We mey expect to see comesratiyely Fight
home eorsum.tion and n yerv Umitei xnort dc.
mard rid 10 ADDITION to this there viii be. ms ia
oene,al,y snnnosea an ipc,eas. os eau,l Ia 3ftsen
or tv@r;r -" csnt ~ TIC ,',,,nh,r &C.. 49,,
tsyoa Win Iast yaar Tho foiiow;,y coTen.ris,n af
in,css s,i saaean ard this viii NOVA ;ntarsst;na "a
1har, - liz star,I;n~ ro;n,. e. ~. 49, nf %
.1as - e f W. Wv '"'s' "a WV
" ,e., ,o-, ,os,
Now, io'o, 10 'o 90 .i ioos:
roN LIS FVih. .'''''''' y. w PA ~
Vel 10 ms $3.50. cts o5aoa 15"a
60 80 "a
u u s,ocs, 49,; ..;...'....'. ~ =,
lime Nv opi. iaIu, .'...'...' "a ;. oIl5f
Inc receipts OF hogs nave, az yet been l'sat, bat
III a. ait siu qui hunioor, We ,esrn,
VIII be in towards the last OF the week EieYen
houses are now cutting, and within the ensuing
week ali VIII be IN operation. OHiog to the fact
mat tbs great bulk OF the early hogs viii be deli
Vered on contracts he sales la che osry part OF the
season will be light, as compared with the number
packed. The traLssotions reported to US during
,be week were as follows ~ ednesdsy, 100, at 50
~, wv 20 al % ioi inuIsoay, oVo, .. " -