Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Saturdays fol-
| lows:
The general features business on Change indicated that the
would be limited and the talk very short
Of the ny telegraph from New York.
being favorable to holders Of Flour and Wheat the former
having advanced 5c per Dbl and the latter article Sc per
bushel with very buoyan market, little more life and ami
nation infused into both buyers and sellers and the market
closed with more activity than has during the
tire week But general rule dealers look with good deal
they operate cautiously place
but little any confidence In operators whose sole object
than the that almost entirely
Eet Holders who this morning willing effect sales
sdviceI they refused place the market than
S. TO- but at this figure there good buyers
than sellers There feeling the
the demand fill orders limited, consequently the
quiet advance the grades
DBL The higher grades with small sales previous prices.
We superbne extra at S. 1905 % and family
choice fancy brands S 20 &c % The sales up nearly
bbs greater part evening and this
morning Holders OF Wheat Under the New York
tend very strongly for advance Of 23c above yesterdays
quotations. but the larger proportion having
freely during the week did disposed hold
ing Saturday. at 81 10 for Red at which which price in the
morning large sales made. The offerings very light
most Of which to be delivered points in the interior
There two sales made which would indicate ad
OF but the quality superior We do not change
quotations but the probabilities that Mondays
mons wall snow an adVane OF and we should not be sur
pTsd if the continues favorable from the saboard
prices SC higher Farmers and shippers have holding
Grain that ought be IN the market ready to be sold at the
high prices that will probably rule for the next four days
They have expected realize extreme prices after awhile The
far from Icing commendabe and nine times Of
uts injurious to all concerned Corn must be quoted dull at
decline of PC per bushel There is rather inquiry
sheled Oats dull at 2c in bulk Rye declined CSC
quiet
Provision market quiet to-day, though there are
good many the market filled
EeEs Of holders At SIC for Shoulders good trade could be
Done but &c the holding price, and from indications
be had below that figure SIC offered Of
fresh packed they could be had
few small lots thu market at SIG but buyers not able to
find the The day three small footing
80 hhi at c and 40 hEds Shoulders and Sides &c
Butcher. Lard j, hed at lie, with sale Of 100 BIS
at oc Ness Pork is ~ fair demand with sales Of lao bbs
beng that The adyices Or cans
quote prices Should rs
AMI 49, for Sides and Mess Pork dull and nominal at 5000 50
per hb
Bank Statement.
NEw Oct. Is The Bank shows in
loans Of sl39I increase in specie Sl3 26 decrease
cuIation S2,l99 500; decrease in deposits s4GS7s7.
The Hog Trade,
The Cincinnati Enquirer OF Saturday evening says:
ah changes IN the Hog prices
main the to-day We gave yesterday The only sales that
made public 2OO st half of November sc 49,
SEQ delivery pri ate terms The views of sellers
are 50 20 Tor all 81 November which buyers dc not show any dis
position hold Of that figure decline
doubt very large sales could BE- made.
At Louisville Hogs dull and packers are
disposed buy to any extent at present
At ST. Louis small sales being made So96 25 for De
cember January delivery for Hogs averaging 26) B
Speaking Of the Hog crop Nelson Spencer Lsrue and
Washington counties, in Kentucky, tine Bardstown Gazette
says:
Lat Nelson county had 2 Hogs, this year there
only lo4e3-R falling of Of 464S. We understand that
county at IS gross heavy Hogs
ty 1859 1927, against 535 Number
in 1859 was 70 400 against 9s6 in 1860 Number in Wsshnx
in 1859. 1920 against 1916 in 1860. Thus will be
that there falling the Hog crop Spencer
and Washington Of 0436 Hogs this year.