Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30

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Th frost Cotton region has been severe the
ne estimates abandoned and there appears to be
general disposition to look 35OOO0O bales
largest figures crop until recently insisted upon, $780,
wv Is now s si s l n IN @ ~,
largest estimates ranging from SOOOO to S6OOO0 bales In
Somewhat below $500 bales Receipts during the week under
review amounted to $4,000 bales Next week they
m to be somewhat smaller Alabama are again
low there holding back by planters in the interior Of
the Atlantic States"
The Augusta COastitlaioadliss Of the 9th says:
In consequence the very little Cotton offering, the sales this
forenoon only reached III bales far have had reported
70 u.s. bales sold at II at 10 IS a at IL p stll
ersIjy above the prices which buyers disposed pay.
Good sell from to cents net with upward ten
There is good demand for shOas weighing 90 Bs
prices ranging from to cents Large hogs not in much
demand at present
The Cleveland CTenn.) Banner Of the 96th says;
Small lots Of Pork has sold in market cents nethe
hogs averaging about go pounds shOa for have
Know that Pork viii be worth 5 cents net.
the last days the weather has been beautiful for hog
slaughteng although there hiss been little Of it done in this
entity The crop heavy, and holders want to feed until next
Corn selling in our market ct IS cents per bushe The pur.
chases have been made for home consumption.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the e6th says
We the Hog market Wednesday evenngin condition
somewhat dscoursgng Sellers prices under large receipts
having downward tendency Yesterday, however contrary to
previous indications there was fme feeling and sales were
morning there arrival OF what the trade call country
bulls, who pitched in with good deal Of spirit They
early the day. by taking every lot offered az full rates.
consequence that sellers obtained considerable advan-
ages in point Of feeling, and Change there much
strength that difficult ascertain the extent Of the advance
We found however, toward night when the smoke cleared
that there buyers S609S6 CO. for hogs
gng 2lO Bs and heard Of sales Of extra heavy
above $780, although holders considerable
tent the former and 81 for the Latter We refer
red in our eport transactions Of Virginia operator, who
sold pork short SIG IS for January The party sold
averaging 900 , deliverable from the LIST to
January, So j and 1000 do same average and
delivery $780, Both lots purchased with the expectation
coneng the seller, being the impression that It will be I'm
obtain 200 head Of zoo hogs at that time Other
lots were o however, subsequently, BY bona de holders, at
81 party said he would like to feed his hogs till that time
| il he could contract at 81.
There was general improvement to-day in Provisions Mess
Pork advanced ST. with sales Of 90 bbs for present and
future delivery figure Green meats mostly held al
Shoulders, Sides and Hams, and heard OF
AT and g. Meat brought 81 and u for Shoulders and
sides future delivery Lard improved, with sales at 1913
and and key At close the former held at lO
/ Gle.
Last year receipts Of hogs at Cincinnati to the LIST OF De
cember were 95sI head This the receipts to the s6l
inst are 3d. showing OF $50 which will be in
creased BY several against Of December The
eps other points also arge perhaps not quite large
in proportion to years receipts and hence we'll in
formed dealers think that hogs commanding bette
prices than Bacon will next Spring and Summer.
Messrs seago Abbott Commission msrcha nts Of Allan ia
! Ga write to us under date Of the 9th as follows:
Hogs ere selling market in retail way at &c. net. 0u
| ueopie generally believe they will 90 lower
We hear O00J pounds Of Bacon bought by
your staethe past week. for March Apr
delivery at gc here and be advanced thousand dollars
| the purchase money
] Lard is dull at lOc in barrels.
| Corn is selling at &C., shucked.