Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-29
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The Cincinnati Gazette Of the eeihszss
The weather very favorable hogs prices touc
sales we're asogsthsr head, IS Sc In the sitter.
200 hogs were mostly held 50, buyers did like
TIE advices East are rnavOrableNew Orleans do
In New York an enort was made 70 large seller
pork and prices were carried up to SIG 2 but
faei and prices dropped &c day, cosiFg SIG
again. several orders ha have been 10 the market for some days
Withdrawn this afternoon That uneasluess
parties who asked Is 50 for old ard l6
former With nnfAvorable reports the seahcard which
have absence Of oders which is probable, and
asd PAM: should occur 1ia week or fortnight il need
not surprise anybody The receipts during the last days
comprised 600 head About 200 bbs pork sold at
SIS Dd some holders asked s509 &C. and there
ne disposition to the inside but the unfavoable
abroad and disposition quarters go
quey the excitement. dsmpeneg influence sId
We hesra o. no sales at over S5 while old was dpsed Of to
some extent at shade less.
At KeOkuk Iowa hog saueberng has been delayed in
sequence Of warm weather The ruling prices there range from
s375 to $3.50.
The live hogs at Chicago on the s5 was
buOynt and prices declined le prices ranging from $500
81 gross.
The receipts hogs at St. Louis ngy SMALL
while prices range from 81 IS to 1915 nett.
The Louisville Journal has been permitted to the follow
ing letter from responsible firm in Chattanooga house in
that city:
CHATTANOOGA Nov s5 1859 OF the eed inst duly
eeyd AMI note remarks about hoFs which corroboes
al our adYices from the Northwest.
The being light Tennessee hogs being forced
on hall attened and moving rapidly to the Sorh
few thousand bought Souhrnes s. and
1rovers 81 so gross The Shebyvlle packers
paying SIS deiueng 20 per cent We ave
not bought single hoo snd do not intend to- at these prices
There viii he great gu Of hogs here for the next three weeks
and think then buv few keep the place grez but
not now expect to do more Tennessee will have in a.
many hogs last but aey may not be quite as heavy and
tsy in different loea tiles from last much less mum
Der will be slaughtered in the packing houses but more by the
farmers and more viii be shipped the South than last year
This slaughng by the farmers always tells tad for the trade as
they keep the prices down until their stock exhausted But
rely that Tennessee has fun many or more hogs
for market than lat and they will net be IN as good nan
Weather for operations week past until this
morning, when it is turning cold.
The Bristol (renn.) Belos OF the 18th says:
The hog shipment from this point the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad during the past Eeek have been over
% head. and the still they thous nds mose be
in waiting approaching On Wednesday drove of over
l5n head from Garter county and informed that
thousand from that have been SOuh This
rruption Of Eastern Virginia will not we hope,
overstock the market the packers the Old
these Corwin said he you'd
have acted wards the American If he had been Mexican
Welcome them with bloody hands to hoptabe-ndt tubs!
Markets by telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. g. jOOn-sales to-day 5000 bales
Mddng lower gra declined Prices Irregular. Mi
ding lO7<9lII Sugar dull 65s9 OK Mess Pork buoyaat,
advanced 2jc, $3.50 Whisky 2iz. New York Exchange
The compes crops OF wentysx Sugar planters in
vicinity OF Rouge little half of last years.
NEw YORK. Nov g. eveningCoon dali; sales 1000 bales
including 1900 Low yddng Orleans at lie with GIG
freight. Mding Upands ll9II3s Flour has advancing
tendency 900 bs Corn buoysut sales 1900 bushels
yellow; old o. new 1905. Mss s99 whisky &c
Sugar buoyaut Musnvado-saes 200 boxes, 797k Cofe
steady IIk9r3. Pacific Mail ock-sA!es 5000 shares at
ss1f@s7.
CINCINNATI, Nov %, evening-Four very firm, s595 10.
Oats 45945K whiskyLarge g3c. Ness Pork $50
1850. Hogs So IU96eo.