Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-03

Money matters in the west s coninae easy, Notwithstanding
the heavy demands carry the Pork trade. At cincnna
where the heaviest operations going on tnkersare liberal
a. possible with Recommendations anticipation Of early and
The Cincinnati 6dssfse or the 3Ouhuit says Of Hogs
Estimating the the twenty four hours at COO
and business % far @ year. compares as follows ith
vous seasons. -
last season to Dec. I, 959a
J. same time 1856, lsgrs
Sane time ISIS, 3altass
i sane sane si11s 81 81 1888
The Whole huuier received around the falls Louisville up
to last evening, l The receipts here and at mat place
" ~ ciaejnnst Louisville Total
Isl, i Szasi Ass ies.ss
The Louisville u,r thinks packing in that vicinity sill
reach % 90 head. There various estimates 70 the business
al Cincinnati ranging from 100000 to 100000 head Our own
impression is that The packing at Louisville and Cincinnati Will
bein the aggregate, about the last year. say 6e0O
We find the following dispatch the Louisville papers:
C1ScrNNATI Nov 90 P MThere is a fair demand for -four
Tor ev Whisky Bctnssaleso Of 1000 ibis al DC Hogs
active market bu5yant and exci,edsIes Of 90 at So Is
as including head delivered the first two week in
January s8. Sales Of 5000 pork fr present and
delivery S7. for delivery at lle Sales
Of 15021 BIS iat the demand was not
and not considsyed first class. Exchange dull
The Augusta ConsaittaioaGIst OF the SOth ult. says:
The market has been the advancing scale during the
" OF buyers ami have been elected The market closes
factors u Mdilng Fair Fair but there have been
limited transactions at prices above "a cents
as follows bales at Iis 25 at 50 at II5 e. st Isf
800 at u 1876 i at lissi and Bat 70 cents
We ruar that there speculative feeling at present in
this market, and prices sustained at point higher than the
the Atlantic ports would seem oauorise athis
time But persons who buy cotton to hold prefer to do Au
ust from The thai large and commOdous eproof
houses available the prices I ior stor
age and other expenses incident to the holding eoon are more
reasonable and reliable here than can be found at many other
have seen nothing change opinion have heretofore
epre that from az the Light seSFe u.s. the prooaoes are
co There dou that of the largest amount want
ed and will be manufactured at aoon the present range Of prices
Liverpool but material advances with full will prOba
instantly IN tie trade NAV REASONABLE be IN cIatei
Many Intelligent and experienced planters in Georgia believe
that the extent Of the this State should properly be e
capacity the laborers PICK it
If this holds good With the largest portion of the cot
ton growing section Of State the present will largely exceed
the greatest raised in Georgia We hear however from
others that their prospects and Che prospects Of their neghbos
are attering all years, the esaesof the
crop are very unreliable There IS such large extent Of country
employed the production Of eotton and varying fav
Orae and unfavorbe circumstances which operate on its cult
walton atengsom many which induce its early
shipment market, and which retard itat
with anything like accuracy for practical purposes
The has received in England chat the crop brought TO
market in this country is largely IN Of last and pr
sct and he now fora further advance
The factories the United States buying much
literally than they did last year. and the Manufacturing districts
the world have greater demands their goods Money is
easy Europe as this Dydpomaey and bullets
have opened for trade and With enlightened care
the future promises fair rewards for the judcous operator
The sales Charleston the S0sh amounted 500 bales, the
extremes being llal1si.
The Memphis ApBed of .he 6th says: During the month the
Chic Railroad brought the city LIS bales of cotton and
the Mississippi B bales. The Charleston Road brought
3s the receipts by railway for the month being 9i
bales"
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel o. the list quotes Tennes
Clear sides atlO 9Oaie Shoulders "a 9sc, and Hams
I2al6.
New Orleans Market, Nov. 81.
COTTON-The sales the reach 81 500 bales. With
pect prices have already inmated that they tended
sellers for days past and hnd it necessary Ad
quotations 159Se for thegraies from low mddng
Round lists of Cotton, chasing Strict Midding
Good Mddng have become comparatively and in these
descriptions the improvement is marked The lower grades
which rather and for
past have psaken the demand for the few days but their
abundance has still left the advantage prices rather
the side Of purchasers.
Among tie the few days lot Of 60 bales Of
the superior staple Dean Seed variety grown w the parish Of St.
Landry in this State, which brought IS cents pound
The receipts this since LIST September Exclusive OF the
arrivals from Mobile, Florida and TeXasl 5S30i6 Eles
against 37U09 baeto date last and the increase in
receipts all ports, the latest dates compared
with year 5O0 bes In the exports from the United
States foreign countries compared with the dates last
year. there @ bales to Great Britain, 3d.
54 France, and Of "a s7 bales to other foreign ports