Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-10
ST. LOUIS EIARHET,

November 8.
The ToBAeeo market has been fiuctuzting, hui
generally dull, particularly so at the close, the
season about winding Ut; receipts small, and lit
tie that Is desirable is offering. Less than 30 hhds
! sold this week. HEMP sales were also small and
mostly private, over 900 bales from levee and
store, firft Of the week. and some 500 bales in the
last few day, the latter at Slc5aSlOS q ton
! LEAD-sales small-iast quotation was 50 20 FOX
1,lS3 pigs Northern. The FLoUR market his
continued duh throughout the week, owing TO
high freighrs; most of the sales were private, and
considerable taken for December delivery; city
! superfne ruled about 81 10 and SIS 30 for round
lots Of city extra. The WHEAT market has gen
orally been dull, slightly fuctuating, but closing
without much if any alteration from rates paid a
week ago. Corn remained unchanged, with
light receipts, until the close, when new was in
| little better demand. Oars have been heavy all
week, at 40tg Ale, closing with small sales at 44c.
BARLEY has also been dull, except for prime and
| choice lots; Spring generally sold at 50@6Oc q
bu, and prime TO choice Fall at G5GT3c. RYE
has sold IN pretty fair quantities at 70@Tc.-
WHISKY ruled steadily at Orc. PoTAToEs and
| Onions have been dull-closing with little or no
duced, and but little Is dong. New Sugars ar
rive only in small quantities; old sells at 7G7s fer
far 10 prime, with only 145 hid, in first hands,
Thursday. Cofeeis in light supply at lI!@l2lc;
Molasses do, at 32940c; Rice 81 cents.
The Hoe TRADE.--A lot CT so head, averag.
Ing !soIts net. and now in the pens, was bought
BY city packer, Friday, at s. per 100 lbs net
They were brought in for city butchers, but there
was an over supply.
A few days since party offered 70 contract
1000 head that should average 2lo TBS net, none
TO be under 20Ohs. A packer offered SIS so net
for them, but also offered 10 bet two hats they
would not weigh so much, as il would be almost
without parallel.
There is nothing 10 change the views heretofore
given relative to probable prices; it is probable
50 5Oa4 90 net will re the country price, and the
range in st. Louis Si95 80 net. But packers are
holding of, and the season will open late The
stock OF Provisions is nearly exhausted here; bat
with the small demand, there Is enough to do un-
til packing commences.
Shoulders, in casks, now selling at 9a@s2c, are
about out, and parties have sent tn Cincinnati for
supplies. Sides and Hams are also. scarce: rib
bed Sides, 9l@lOc; clear, in casks, i2c; Canvass
ed Hams, lls@l2ic, and plain, 1osc.
Al Louisville, Saturdays Courier says:
There is neihing whatever doing in the hog
market, Buyers keepa stuff upper lip and say
they will not pay 81. The weather is too warm
for killing and there is no probability that any
thing wi Il be done until the packing season opens
All the packers engaged hogs some time, which
will keep them going awhile after operations are
commenced. .....
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 5th says:
The weather having moderated materially, has
quite taken the nerve out oe the Hog market for
the present cutting. So IS is asked for Hogs 59
10 days hence, but packers are entirely indifferent
al any figure over IS 30, at which rate we beard
Of sale of small lot. .sf.1 ,,-.
The Frankfort (Ky.) Yeoman says:
The prospect for Hogs is not <iie most faiier-
inc, though the packers are Offering 81 gross,
which is no more than two dollars a barrel for
corn, audit will readily command that price in the
field.