Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-21

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The Memphis Bua Of the 18th says she receipts Of coir
banks and brokers continue quite heavy as has been ts
for four i've weeks past From enc slonehs
Adams Express eompaDyhsy have received during the past
three days sls2S1O."
The Louisville JougnaJof the 10Th says:
Between ag0 and 1000 hogs were on the market yesterday
DroVers asking $780, but did hear Of sale hisprice
being generally above the views Of the regular packers Thenews
from Cincinnati by telegraph evening, noting dullness with
decided downward tendency had the effect Of making buyers ope
rate With still more caRton The trade consider prices entirely
hogs coming in bought hy parties the country high
prices and they offered for sale here by them. The
Der killed last evening will not fail short 2 Oe head
The following the dispatch from Cincinnati referred to by
the Journal:
CINCINNATI Nov. Is, 2. Mogs dall with large receipts
Il OOJ head in the last q hours decline esta
she closing dull at So . for 800 hogs. pork sold
s for December delivery but buyers this
Bk shoulder sod at &c for January delivery but at the Close
key Green meat 55e for shoulders IKE for sides, and SIC
fcrihams, but closed at &c decline.
The St. Louis Rspu5liaaa OF the I'm SAYS:
In pork reports on Monday Of 1850 bbls new i'm
mediate delivery at SIG Yesterday demand good With
sales Of goo bbs at that Ag1re and p dOat S6lsh In lard 65
so hbs beefat S12. l6O light pork at SIS ~ 100
do prime pork sl257 90 bbs old lard lOe 20 erces at
The change to cold freezing weather which came on at the be-
ginning Of the present week induced all packing houses
open for immediate operations quantity Of hogs Offering
limited their increased demand produced an advancing mar
to weight condition. and yesterday Sc S695 were pai5
for few lots weighing 20 lbs and upwards 400 sold
rage price Of SIS, and 200 So dividing on 200
rs To-day 600 head averaging that weight sold So 49, nett
and 10 head deliverable the Upper Mississippi Reo
The MurfeebOrO Telegraph Of the says large guam.
ty of pork has been engaged during past week at cents 1t
is uoF thought that viii be the ruling price here
The Bristol Meas Of the 18th says:
The beginning Of the cold weather has given impulse to the
pork business about thousand head having arrived here We'd
neay for shipment TO the east There have sales how
at this point Of sufficient quotation
from Drovers, we learn, demanding six dollars.
Wytheve correspondent Of the Lynchbnrg Republican,
under dae Of the l4h instant says Pork has been offered
SoOss7 100 B but no buyers 1t will be this
The Huntsville (Ala) Adcocats of the 18th says:
hogs the house in Huntsville at
cents This week they have been selling cena decline
Of cent We have heard Of engagements Pork Bay.
rate pork could be readily sold in Huntsville for cash.
We the following Cotton report in the Augusta C6astitu
tiOaalist
AUGUSTA Nov. ls-There a demand this forenoon
and 900 bales sold follows: at at O
10 IO 1915 IO7 42s at i0; and 5O6 bses Al
JOS cents Wequoe for cSd Mddng to Middlng Fair 1919
sITASNIT Nov 1ssaIes of Cotton to-day G bales and du
ring the week 675 bales The receipts 1850 bales The
market closed with an active demand, at full prices.
oHARLEsToS Nov lsales day 800 bales; and during
the Eeek OCO b7les The market closes at advance
Good Middlng II cents and Midding Fair IL q cents.
NOZZLE Nov S-saes Of Cotton today 1000 bales Mid
ding lO% cents. The steamers caused decline.
The Cincinnati Gazette says of the Potato trade:
Last week about II 900 bbs This have
900 bbogeher 20 bbls, equal The
@ comprised 10000 bushels Thus tits the receipts
the last two foot almost fifty per the supplies
The whole Of last year. Thsis attributable crop
well founded too in the man that abroad from
The result shows that other portions Of
avoedn the potato line than this central valley ours;
armes OF the former pouring upon portion OF
heir surplus crops that there may potao famine
the city Of Cincinnati. There lesson here for short
SPECTATORS The receipts remark principally
Northern Ohio, Western New York Michigan The
wholesale price, at present, is about Csc for good article
Review of the Nashville Market for the
week ending Nov. 20.
COTT0N-The receipts Of Cotton during have been
uite LIBERAL but the transactions have limited though prices
shade better than those of week The market closes
u however, at 999zc for Midding The receipts during
he week have beeu 54l bales previously received % making
he total receipts since the st of September bales
PROFESSIONALS receipts Of Bacon very light while the
smand good for Clear Sides exc, Rbedsc, Shoulders
&c, and hams lO3Sc from wagons.
We quote Lard at s9so, with little doing in this article
WHEAT-The receipts have fallen of very materially, and
rces continue nominal at 4O96Oc for to fair lots
SC for prime Red, and 75asoc for prime White.
DRIED FRUIT-We have change to note in Dried Fruit
he market remaining firm last weeks quoatOns-S
y peeled Apples and s94OG2 so for peeled Peaches.
GROCERIEsThere is but little doing Groceries Several
pts OF crop Sugar have during week from
sw Orleans ria Memphis, which brought 7s7c
IT fair to prime.
UsISEs continues exceedingly dull depressed consequence
the low stage Of the river. With resumption navigation
e shah expect TeneWaOf trade generally.