Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13
Breadstufrs aud Provisions.
rrom IN. cIncinnn,I enr.tte. Aueust 10.

general market for produce continues in unsee and
satisfactory condition. condition tending stlsnaOu
West things by
heavy creditors whose claims
portion OF the produce nov in the West is marketed
There bat little produce in the country prior to
harvest There is much of the latter, hat the former al
n n Is dies tbat tbe or Of wheat N Ohio INDIAN
kentucky Sosihern lnois-eetions that deal chiefly
Paoew4s large, compared with 1853 yet The weekly
os of This s,aIe at Cipennsti nee the harvest have not
heavy for the corresponding time last This shows
that the boarding system is being extensively prac0ed
thinking that big is out OF the question fheTe
grounds few weeks when failure of the
threatened to anticipate Improvement in other articles of
produce, hut that this crop promises fir if lot
yield there ether than that Of comparatively
foreign demand nor there probability aEy
unless currency Is lowered this SIDE to correspond with En
roean quotations The establishment OF low prices IN the only
waYb by which the barrier export be broken
nor overcome ~ withholding rom nafst " true that
home would he Influenced temporarily at least, by hoard
ing produce, j Ut this could end only in disaster.
It's useless 10 sag that wheat IS worth SS per bushei IN CIn
cinna when -four brings less than 50 bbl in New YsIk and
sought seaboard in Europe,
and ia order to avail Of sue outlets people mus take shat the
Wheat may ie held as it is being held now,
such centres cincinnat he compelled to New
York prices the evil day thus re'erred. Will the
difficulty aggravated. The debt due, produce be
used to pay IL and us can be accomplished only by marketing
the thsn less il is dangerous TO fight
agains the trade. People ub9 My contend east
Inevitable results fer time but such course il usuay follow.
ed BY tremendous sacrifice and forced submission.
To show how matters stand at present. and how eeeuay
trade adHee tWeen the West and Fast is bocEed will
compare Cnciuuat prices a .eaiing
ticles:
Flour SIM Gias5pe sss s.s ss' s Is5'
Do %,hit5,.............,.. I.osa ] ls ist9 Ilo
......... ......... no IS 35@ II
Ness 1850 I4GOe4l2
Bulk Shoulders, packed ............... Ga CSC O6A
Barrel Lard IOs8 Ii 1850 IOA
We might extend the comparison, not for
purpose wtch is TO show that thre place for Western
produce at the East at the prices ccnteudei for here and Of
course this things stock with he Largely
reiu ed and all the difficulties growing out Of trade
slow payments broke promises, protested notes. and general
distrust 10 lie aPprchendei
the purp this article speculate to the prob
able range prices in future, but 1Ply poEt out the din
Gully that az clogs the wheels Of trade Let the produce
be sold matud maturing obligations of hol ers require
aud he supply and demand viii regulate prices Tn IS what
coming and the The people prep~re for IL the
bitter If shall turn that the surplus produce in the
try smaller than is generally supposed abroad tie fact viii
soon he Developed busaes il only once permitted swing
o,t ucton that hold it fast Let trade fair
liz into motion and specuator will keep the shipping
narrow enough tendency always high prices and
the trade usually committed this side OF the
Imitation is the rule the exception
In Louis pe pea rapidly conforming the oder OF
thin Prices have rse de- lined %hn the past week Flour
hiss been sold within Few days, for September and October de-
livery fer Superhne wheat gag down proportion
private ltec OF yesterdays date advises that good brands OF
the former could probably he had Tor October at s375 The G
bought Si'5 in ST. Louis, title be expected here
! in the way of demand at current prices
Flour closed dull yesterday 81 1894 20 for supsne, and
weatwas heavy los for red and O54 l2 for white.
The export demand chiefly from what known the
frosted district. in State and Pennsylvania
PROVISIONS are inactive There IS some demand lor bacon AZ
and &c for shoulders and sides hut holders 10 &c
Mess and lard be called nominal Some MI orders
for the later were he at S 5 and these are the askln
prices $50 hbs bring if upon the
market is impossible to bat tie effect Of such an eHoTt to
a@e would have, may be Inferred from The state OF the Ne"
Holders quite independent dseut to
buy below H. while ronud lot could not he Sold probably at
! al IOc.