Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04
Breadstufrs and ProVisions:


TIE Cincinnati Gazette its the
ending the LIST inst, says:
Flour trade has dragged heavily during the and
prices compared with Tuesdays per
looking forward with good deal Of confidence for
highes range OF prices Wheat declined Turing the week Sc
and closed dull 81 Osl Is for White 81 cog
Red Corn firm and in good demand 403 There
good demand for Mess and brands freely
s3 Is Ths orders chiefly from CanAds Bacon dull
and % for Shoulders and Sides Lard held nrmy at
has Deen to extent delivery s3
and Bacon Sides for the delivery Pork pack
will in few days but The operations for two
will be light There have been sales for early
delivery % 60 to Stand the day, for
about SIS rs but buyers do not take hold with degree Of
There is general want Of confidence in the trade
disposed PurchA advance. The impression
is na the arrivals during the first part Of the will be
light and that the heaviest end OF the business will be transacted
the holidays We SHALL from present Indications have
speculative, and Of legitimate business tran lat
year.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the Cd says:
Those pork beginning congregate in
this city and during the past week. Boston, New York. Liver
pool England and Belfast Ireland have been represented
Change ALL foreign, we'll dealers,
anxiety regarding the prices hogs will at the state
IL the CROP supply OF and the OF the trade
rally but far, the most profound quetness prevails and
though the time, few days
been no sales consequence With the exception Of few made
Monday, and III se extent to fill The
regular packers snd dealers entertain but opinion and is
except Hogs BE- purchased S. the will be
against them. The English and Irish packers they
do anything except prices rule under IS and think
improbable hat prices reach 81 December but of course,
this will all depend the receipts demand during
The weather is quite cool and favorable
packing but is too early yet almost depend the con
the Temperature Monday the following
reported the books Of the Merchants Exchange
co. head to be delivered from 18th to 2d inst s. 10
6OO - 5h ihst aV. 90 lbs. 6 w
800 - ' 10Th to Goth, ay. 10000, 60
800 the spot, $40 lbs. gross, 81 70, gross.
contracts entered into 90 95 to
So delivered during the present month"; and but few IL
ally, hav yet been settled, that expect pur
will msde fill them, and prices which will
indication Of the price packers willing
TO pay
New delivery SI4, and 800
bb 70 5OGl3 IS, Bacon 81 for sides but
few willing accept the offers lot Of green Hams
delivered last weeks OF November the
ke in the fore part Of the week. and ~ the highest offer OBJ
tanned for them.
Packing will this week with two three houses IL
the cool weaner continues, but it is not likely tbs season will
fully open ora week ten days hence There has been
tive mand during the past week and the sales
400 bb all S3 rs the decline noticed last week
having Drought large orders from the East well from Cana
da Lard has wanted at Ol0c nd 700 bbls sold at
PRIME but the close could be pur
below l0c. The OF this article is quite reduced
and 10 the hands Of two parties Manufacturers have
bought pretty freely.
The Louisville Courier Of the Sd quotes Hogs at &c gross and
packers inclined think that Hogs cannot be cut and
pay the prevailing hence there but
buyers the market Hogs senga Paris, Ky, at
81 gross.