Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24
The Hog Market.

miDatiop not to buy hogs at II cents
net. The receipt of hogs are heavy,
including 400 by the Frankfort
Railroad. The market at Cincinnati
is also exceedingly dull, and prices
are much lower than here. At other
packing points we hear of no move
ments whatever Louisville C0ur, l 9Th
| HoGs.-At different points along
1.-THE Illinois river, and for some little
distance in the interior, 81 to 81 is
talked of as t be opening figures
On the upper Mississippi, below the
Rapids, the views of the packers are
about the same. On the upper Mis-
souri,, in the vicinity of Weston and
list. Joseph, some sales have been re-
ported at q to 8. st. Louis pack
Iers are willing to contract for No. l
hogs at 4, delivered this month.
/ HoGs.--Tne market is perfectly
,I1at, and in the absence of transac-
I'tions, We quote the price of hogs for
packing at 4 ] cents net, and remark
that buyers are refusing to contract
at that price. The weather has been
too warm for slaughtering since Mon
dav, when 3,404 we're killed. The
whole number packed thus far this
season is 20,59l.--Lou. Coar, 17h.
HoGs.-Hogs were selling at the
--latest dates.at Cincinnati, 81 ,40a4, 80
met, and dull sales-at ST. Louis,
flor So rs for all under $50 lbs. and
\ for all above that weight 81 co.
Hogs Slaughtered = The actual
number of hogs slaughtered thus far
this season, at the various pork pack
ing establishments sums up as fol-
lows:
jackson, Hull & Co., 600
Teeter, Maxey & Co., 1881
Richard Atkerson, 5000
At the other two houses on this
side Of the liver, operations have not
yet commenced -LomSmHe Courier,
Han.
Hoes There is no animation
whatever, in hogs. Holders are still
asking So, but buyers refuse to give
more than 81 75-L6u. Dem.
One Spectator in Cleveland has
already shipped over 5000 live hogs
ito New y ok and Boston, this sea
son.
Hoes An extract which we
Clipped from the Louisville Courier
of the 9th quoted hogs at 81 so. |
The Courier Of the 10Th corrects
the fgurelo 81 rs, and gives the
following additional:>
s'We hear Of no sales, and the
market here and at Cincinnati is
much depressed, and prices dull at
41 a cents net. The receipts
by railroad yesterday were 1900.
cat tn mammoth pork house Of
Jackson, Hull s. Co, $500 hpgs
have been slaughtered during the
past tao days"
Hoes Ar CINCINNATL-The Gin
cinnaii Gazette says the trahsac
lions in hpgs during the past week
have been less extensive than he re-
Iofore. The contracts heard of
comprised about 5000 head at S.
net--all for early delivery; and 600
sold from the "books" at So 25,
'IAaghtering in Guided, being equal
10 IS l21 to the purchaser. On
Friday, however, there were plen-
y of sellers and few, buyers. The
ormer are not offering to sell for
ess thanS
A few days ago 1909 hogs sold at S
Louisville at 4 80 pei cwt, deliver t
bile 1st December Z
Hoes The Louis vile Courier {
# Monday says:
We hear of no Movements in
logs, beyond the at rivals at the !
,ens, which are quite heavy. The a
eceipts by The Frank fort Railroad {
saturday night " ere 900 head II
living to the warmth of the wealth c
r, the slaughtering hhs been sus- +
ended for a few days, but we think t
perations will be re sumed again t
D-day. Prices TEMP downward, t
nd we hear OF no Transactions L
ne nominal rate being Al cents t
Ell.