Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01
COMMERCIAL.
The Cincinnati Gas in review Of the market for tbs
week ending The e7h, sass Of rea1 atns and prorsr

The Cincinnati 6ds in fs review Of the market for IN
week eldDg the eth, Of Breafstus and Proviors
1Le aour MARKET under favorable sdvces from the resarh
pii IS. nws aIvanoe I5sss per h closing Al 81 s
- for suprhne and 81 s55 % r extra Looking 70 Nea
lSrk there Is no slipping margin bzt exports nevertheless
are limos, aua to the reets The demand on side 81 the eitJ
trade chiefly tro- Southwestern Ohio Western Pennsy
wanna VI the lo hhs shipped during the the whole
with the ion 1863 ibis, IN this mart MOI
,srre shpId South There is advance I9c on wheat
during the week e ing - 9se 81 fo red and % sls
white earn advanced to 77aee, with moderate demand Bar
icy = N .f request Al 60 10 5c Provisions xss in acavs
nd up 70 Saturday since VIII tine the market, owing the
advanced Frensoos Of holders matters quiet The
rs aod sides S4 75gI5 for Ness POt, ADD 799;
Shoulders snd sides. Lard quiet at u for There
nng rapidly prices tend in favor Of se We hear Of
transactions N hogs esrlv delivery. The prices
Tor early delivery - 6, but packers disposed
contract at thee figures feeders refuse to sell for less
me opening price Ao~sger, liable to he Affected BY the
to be generally BELIEVED there win Be nun crop 81 hogs
ana eaer are Of the tpnion La November sales l Be the
The annexed article from the New York Courier and E,u.
re Of the 2 with reference BreAdstua indicates very
material change in The views entertained in that quarter month
ago. and the opinions thus may explain the advance ia
flour and wheat in New York within the last few ays
The prospect Of an active shipment Of readsug to Europe
either to the Continent Great Britain, his fall i az %
unless there saeient advance foreign narkets 10 tf
Prime Spring Wheat dollar bael: gooi Red Winter
Wheat dollar ten cents bushe piping Flous
s. 80 per barrel; sbypag Ohio -Four. s. p barrel.
qu advance will take plce in the British Cont;reuta mar
ket.. crops nearly quarters are reptei 10 he fv
sTeTagen superior regards quality and
quantity 50 there will probably not be any deficiency
e he up Inc ate tiuan var nts EXERCISED depress
lag eac upo1 commercial entrIE generally. diEesng
entirely OF thai spirit Whh essential high prices great
come 10 fact this IS invariably the There
eumsance aVora to exporters which te noticed In this
eon squeutig he oor made from 4 This amounts
10 hg seventy I've barrel Flour and pro
pro5ucs Of last Se.r and be- that when this crop
ed il will bring tueien advances iuTy shipments hence
ut prices nov ruling in his uarset.
But coahterct this is the general dissvor into hch
rior qulhy Of previous crops American Four
Another way o. large exp IT Of BrerstuTs 70
ra Britain the Continent il the comparatively high rate OF
freight demanded with little re son II expect MAZE
rial abatement The best done IVerp oil Cd
sterling per bnshl for Wheat aud Is 81 sterling per barrel
Tor -Four, with little available ship no
disposition 70 scleIt the business these rates. any
important decline from then, and higher have
pad any years The tonnage suitable for this
business diminishing several years large
eond crop, proportion Ct which Is transported
kuopean ports is in process Of delivery The ssAboard
and ship disposed give this business the prefer
ene over now 10 prospect There Is therefore, little
@-' 'eeline in the rates Of freight to for Bradsus Ra
ropean ports.
r -slty of BrsauEs on hand in s cosnsry, when The
new TO n its 70 market, small, Owiag
The partial failure Of the preceding that the Eh0e
pHy Of the various Of transportation, and the
eeso the trade viii he required to provide suitable supplies
for consumption during the period when the principal
lraqratonthe great natural and Arreal water courses
will be closet by VIE statement Of 2OJ hbls the
Of -four in this market the ls Of sepeDler generally
admitted to have been rather over than under the mark and
ealing and intelligent receiver remarked Change
Saturday, that he had never knOH The warehouses Of this city
T. he 50 bare Of -four as they are at this time Although the
ga OF the deliveries IRON te new crop excellent serious
deficiency IS experienced in The quantity Undouhtsdy the
en OF The yd has been somewhat bat there other
causes vast qutnttss are ken Tor consumption on ne
This State and PENNSYLVANIA. also portion Of OHIO
markets The wants the eastern States for the next two months
will be great, from the fact that owing the large decline
which has looked certain follow tn. delivery Of
new CROP the purchases for hat quarter have been only 10 supply
immediate wants The demand from the British Provinces At
this market (which regarded part Of regular business
up ndnt OF an expar alton ny low pr ees here or
high prizes aOad will unquesOhaby be large also The
regular trade OF Corn Exchange, un the first Of Decerber
nN elnno therefore, he less Than seventy hve thousand bar
resper week o. witch only shout tgelys thousand
he delivered by local mers This IS independent any
port business exceeding twelve thousand barrels week. and
anhe since the first OF January last has heen about
n ms Market at the navgaon stock OF al least i've
hupdred thousand Understanding deliveries B
sales Of about forty thousand barrsper seek. regards Wheat
our local mefs must he supplied With about nfty thousand
bushels week amounting between this time and the r Of
Nay to nearly million bushels nearly all Ct Vhich
delivered before the December besides sufficient
qnantv to meet export demand that spring from
guar The price paid for wheat at the vest is not
satisfactory 10 farmer. The strength the
uo gra people IN debt but the Of forcing them
effective Of the speculation Of My.
m the BresIstu trade at the west in eit at the banks
storing greatly improved AID
earene and with sound wheat In store here,
There docs appear remo prospect Of an expor
on Of Corn. All that the country iseapahls Of sending this
OR home tiOnprncP1iy for disabling and thin will
undoubtedly to increase the consumption Of wheaE By d.
sN'r The quaint OF entering into consumption
Breadstuhs.
thus briV sketched few leading points bearing
the question Of the Breadstus conclude with
the topic from the Corn EFeAIagssp0tsr:
that frUer have in their thresh
has become hear from all Of
the great deficiency in th yield. This
* ectei from the spring WhS al section The falling
the the upper lakes the past few days
y owing the light yield hat In put, doubtless, the decline
pros the fortnight The of Ohio and PennsvlYa
that instead Of bling exporters they large
western markets. heLcs supplies for exports viii be
than We hat hoped for. - The ecrsumptive de-
nand Is unusually large IoF the medium gFades." 49,