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

! The New York Ereaiag Post Of the 9Th says:
The general complexion Of the money market without
tal change The advanced pretensions managers sye
raj Of our largest BANKS have been receded with day or
two, and lenders enabled negotiate the same
fortnight since. The specie been so iu
the aariss wished now D. epare to meet
mood the multiplied indications Of Continued low
rates during the winter The reduced dealers
tribute largely the dullness money various depart
en OF trade there is no fresh animation, but continuation
! the inactivity.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 9Th says:
The market hogs continues buoyant and an advance of
100 Bs established Saturday with $50 head
averaging $40 % deliverable the 5 18th inst and
500 averaging 200 MS deliverable from the LIST to oil Dec
ber all at Sc. This the established figure and adding 10
1t tie premium paid by saughtere-foy per head-and
have Sc 20 100 rs price reaizedby sellers The
feeling in the decidedly strong aud pretty general al
though is to he remarked Of regular packers
ginning to shake their heads in view what they regard break
e in the future Butindenendent Of this class there buyers
whose wants are in Of the offerings, present The wealth
er Improving and with continuance Of the temperature
peeneed since Saturday morning good many hogs pass
over the blocks during the current week There enough
e pens ior moderate day work. and the number in the imme
In Provisions the business Saturday, was confined mainly
% sales Tor future delivery and Of these transactions the parcu
lars were not made public We may remark however, that full
responding with our quotation for hogs We heard Of trans
actions in old products There lower views, again.
market which led to Transactions at super
hne but the business local and quite amount
The St. Louis Republican reports the sale Of heavy hogs on
the 9th at &c, and quotes the market at 51c At Musc
tine Iowa. packers paying 494e. The indianapolis nd)
Journal of the 9th says: There increased excitement the
hog market cOnacsor future delivery We hear sales at
base their views 3 short crop"
We fndin Augusta exchanges the following Cotton reports
SAVANNAH Nov S-sale cotton $50 bales at prices ranging
from Us to ia cents. The market has declined &c,
demand is mode ate and prices irregular.
NOZZLE Nov sSales of Cotton to-day 1000 bales. Addlings
ls5G IL cents. The demand is improving.
CHARLESTON, Nov 6Saes Of Cotton 1850 bales
ket IS depressed.
New Orleans Market, NOV.G.
C0TTON-In emiweeky report occasion to notice
heavy market for our leading staple in theeary part
the sales Of first three days being bales the
cOing prices Of Tuesday including decline within period
OF aG cent per pound in the Low Mddling Good
ding grades. On Wednesday there offers extent
$3.50 oaIes materially from those on the
day peyOds On THURSDAY there air enquiry
ing Of the Market and several lots had disposed Of
operations checked by the announcement that the Americas
adyc three days later had been received, reporting dull
market Liverpool and decline within the I'd per
confined about $50 after
receipt the ueF being reported decline Of y per
pound Yesterday there sales however,
amount Of 500 bales prices being irregular and skill
favor Of huNe the decline within the past three days being
lEg{ cent, and within the week pound sales
week Of ~ QUO bales, mostly for France,
Europe and Great Britain, with parcels for the North.
OF the stock hand the LIST September
H 10000 bales remained unsOd The receipts port since
lst I lj5 bales and the reported during the
same time amount to is OOaes leaving apparent
sold Of - 5Sj bales,
The increase in the receipts all the ports up the latest
dates compared with last year 6 OF bales. In exports
from the United States foreign countries compared
dates last year. there increase Of 3 bales Great
Britain Of 333 France and Of 4494 bales foreign
ports.