Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-19

The market for hogs not very brisk On account Of
the warm weather, packers belnga little scary. Mitchell
scripager, Frazier for oomstoOk, Miller Smith, and
zetter are paying 80 40 for live hogs and % 0Onst.
estimated that there more hogs and In better
condition in franklin county than In any previous year
oINoINNATI. %
Hogshav come IN slowly consIderIng the very favor.
able weather we have had The strong ascending course
Of the arket, which was checked by the nelllaence
from Europe, has given place to neryelcuInesl and
materially increased the efforts OF drovers % SELL The
condition ot things politically placesthe doubts strongly
against operations and leaves packers In quandary un
Ike any they have before experienced Consequcnt
" the business Is peculiarly speculative, and those who
80 into t take the chances for the future the issue Of
which dees all reasonable calculations To day prices
were still lower than yesterday and 90 IS s regarded as
outside price for the desirable hogs a. Q5 was
paid for averages Of geo s and this figure may be re.
garded as showing the position Of the market. The
packers for foreign account mostly standing off, un
certain what to do They apprehenBive that Eng.
land oourse would atonce be snchasto cause block
,dS upon snp%sRi,& & from The county, and that their
reasonable, for there probability that the Macon
and Sdell affair will be hastily disposed Of for several
passages Of dispatches between the govenments will DO
made before positively hostile attitudes will be aken
at tail'-EaQ,,s liza. ,.,,4..... 30 3 iss
H4l DETROIT. -,
The weather during the past week has been
unayorable for the marketn dressed hogs, and Il
bable that the market has descended to the lowest pit
record. At one time during the wsek sales could not
be made at over 80 co. and for light weights % 50 has
been paid. At the close the market had somewhat in
proved packers paying 80 PS9S so for average weights
and butchers 50@3 S. and as high as 81 90 VIA
paid Saturday for very heavy lots SOS 3e d i'FF
I sHoss-LIv s2 So@e Is; dressed % SOD4 90 -Fres
Presb, I4th. .IaG ~ 3els
i,.5S S5S - s;-sa Y CHICAGO. os -,.sss
In the market for live hogs there Is more mness and
prices have advanced 0c since Saturday. with sales
taking In the entire rsnge, at % s5D2 20 cwt gross
active competition among buyers the yards were all
cleaned out before the coae Of the day. the bnk Of sales
being made to packers az the range Of 90 4009 6J the
marEet closing Arm at 90 lo9s 90 light and heavy.
7sSses, l7th. ,ayp
LiSsss INDIANAPoLIE.
eince the reception Of the last steaindt,s news III
market is dull. Buyefb and selleTs are apart In thai
Views. We qncte sales yeslerdaf cf 400, syetAge 200
hundred net At me alaushterhouhs Of I McTagsar
900 head have already beo slaughtered leaving sol
500 ID the pens. Corresponding work has been don
at the other establishments Stale Ssntiasl, l7L.
+ f5 ,.taso ST. LOUIS. .Ns-fes
The hog market gust now the ahsorbng topic of m
teFest ih commercal efelegsrN The week opened via
light recelps but elcned ki full pens at iho packnl
houses, and packers working full hsndas.t Y 4 = e
Hossfrom distance beyond the range q countEl
which Usually seeks this market we're received and mog
are ep he way The reeeipt from the Des Mclpss val
ley Ipva, which usually stop at Ke0kuk were quite io
Eeta and hogs than Of usual weight. The
region amops gteFi1g fne hogs has oatdons itsel
thus far, 90 we are told. Prices scarcely hrn
yesterday and to-day all the opening Of the market
the range being from 90 to - 25 per owt net in gold
Treasury notes. aud IS IS ss 90 4s IN Missouri currency
! according TO weight. Dsm0crat 1874