Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-10
The Hoe Crop.

our readersjust at this time, and we
have therefore collected the following
extracts form our exchanges We
may remark that we have heard of
no trans actions in this market rs yet.
We lear that So 80 is what is offer
cd by packers, but holders are rather
disposed TO delay selling
The Cincinnati Price Current of
last Wednesday siys:
The contracts during the past
week. 80 far as heard OF, comprised
.lO,OO0to 1000 head, all Of which
wgre disposed oflbr November deliy-
cry, at IS per 100 lbs net, with the
exception Of 5000 head deliverable
flom December goth through the
season, in regular instruments, at So,
81 81, 81 CO, and 81 so, averaging
"a 70. The contracts for Novem-
der delivery reached 30, 300 head.
There is growing imq res4lon that
the crop will not be as llrse as was
anticipated
Our own convictions have been
contrary to this opinion; and every
thing that has TRANSFERRED lately, in
Guiding the iirmness Of the market
now, aud the comparatively high pri-
ces current, has strengthened our
views on this point.
For late delivery, we hear of no
sales, and the highest offer for Janua-
ry was 81 30. Sleughlerers continue
to contract for killing at 50 cents
per head, premium
The Lebanon NV. Post Of THE
2Gth Oct says;
A few weeks ago hogs could have
been, and were engaged 1T So 80,
IN this comfy; now they are IN de-
mand at 81. What Tie +, suit of
this will be remains TO be seen. II,
at least, has The tendency To make
pork high in The country, AT Kill Ing
time, whclhrr the prices keep up
thereafter in The nlarl<,l or uot ~
We heard The nlhrr day thai Mr.
James Schooling engaged 800 hogs
Of Mr.. D. E-Ray, al 81 30. Ii tins
is not up in the pictures we do not
know what is
the Louisville journal Of the 29Jh'
says;
We hear Of but one contract-l,-
600 head deliverable early IN De
cernber, and 10 average POO lbs, at
81 net.
We also learn that an rllcr Of
81 IS net lipr 900 head was reius-
ed by packer.
Mcssrs., jackson, On slcy & Co.
have Sc reral thousand bead il pens,
aud mi hnl b. comm ,ncf kilIln5 as
soon as theHWfalhcr lsdobl enough
There ate about &00D head now
on the road 10 HIS eiV, exclusive
Of thos + coming by rpilioad
Tho Ilopl>lnssilIc Wig Of til
ooh SAYS;
As et, + have hcardIofno ttant
actions that are inlicatifc OF VIII Il
the ruling price Of pork viii be lhi, I
fail. w have heard ui some Who .
have b zen b, ug 10 cdg g at s. 80 T
net, Gnl bnlrrs do mol seem dis
posed 10 give more ttlnI So.
j. L BnflSner, lek days SINCE
sold large tol Of hcady hogs dcIn-
cradle hi IIricc's Lan1lia. 1T 90 90
gross. Thpir;h4Irsc Iwcre a IoluI
very sIlpeJipl hngs.
We are Of ilic opiAihn tn At IS 90 /
IF So SOW ilfhq the llIhha prlcc Ioi
pork il This !, Gtion If counlrl.
We are lnfol|me.I bJ a gentleman
hat hogs deliverable bit Henderson
IRE sell lng pl S2 50 per huldred'
,rosS. .
The Bow ln# Greco (K,) Stan,
lard Of the 29lb say>1
We .leai u from gdod authority
hat there were tveRc Or fifteen
hogs Sol,I in { his county on :
al So % grdss. Richard
stklnson, of Louisville, was The 5
4
Hoes TIle hog sea sonlIas open
d, and numbers are arriving tlali, .
pom Tie cars, from Il &c interior oi
he State. Monday evening, Jack /
on, Hull & Co. rtdciYed 1850 !
cad, and last evening i. J Ad anls, j,
no, we think, is one oil the firm. L
rceived 100. Lomsclie Times, I'd.
Hoes. Fl In this county and Wayne,
4, % gross ispaid for hogs These
urchases have been ma de by pack n
's.-,SomeyseH (KJ) fazette. D. d
Mr.. William Ha# skins, Sen, of "
arrard 90 unity; says That, there has FGll
EN- shod ht his shop Tho present -