The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-29
FINANcIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY USI0S OFFICE,

| DAILY UNION OFFICE
Nashville, November %, 1855.
Cot on is worth from 40 to 42e to-day, and
the offerings are light.
Provisions are declining, shoulders being
worth but zoe, clear sides 24925c, aud sugar
cured hams &c. There are small offerings
from the country around, but it is doubtful
il the State will supply its own demands.
There is no change in any Of the other
markets.
As Clogs" are the chief thing of interest,
we copy the following reports from the va
rious cities:
PrrTssURa, Nov. a.
The market continues dull and unsettled,
and with large arrivals and limited de-
mand, prices are declining, and We now
quote at 10ssGllZ for fair 10 really good
averages. To-day buyers generally refuse
20 nay over lie, though we heard Of ll1z
having been offered and refused for an eK.
ira branch, the best in the market.
IxDIAE1PoLIs, Nov. "a.
Pork packing is not progressing as rapidly
as usual thus far, owing 10 the unusually
pleasant weather, and the fact that farmers
in the country are asking sxefbitsnt prices.
They are "stuhpg" their hogs, and the ami
mails lose largely in weight when driven
day or two. E. ". Pattison had killed up
TO yesterday 500 Kingan d Co., 900, while
Pattison, Evans 4 Ferguson have not yet
commenced slaughtering. The advent of
freezing weather, however, will revive this
business amazingly.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. %.
The market in this city continues to drcop
as well as in Cincinnati and Chicago, and II
is confidently predicted by packers that
they will pack heavy hogs at 70 Sc p b |
this winter. Quotations at present are 10 10 |
lie for good. Sales 20 head, averaging 245 |
lbs, at &c gross.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IS, P. n.
The sales to-day loot up $500 head, rang |
ing in price from 50 IS to $40 -, chiefly |
az SlG(aI0 50.
The market has been generally active,
though the activity has been principally |
confined to the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne /
yards, where about 1900 hogs were sold.
fhe ruling prices to-day have not beeu /
quotably higher than yesterday, except at
The Sherman yards, though the feeling has
been somewhat weaker. Packers and ship
pers have been operating with more free
dom, especially a, the Fort Wayne yards
The receipts for the present week are sub
stantialiy the same as last week, but com
pared with the receipts ofthe corresponding
period Of last year, exhibit deficit Of over
50, 500 hogs. The excess Of rece pts over
shipments this week Is IA 500, showing tina:
number used by packers and for home con
sum ption.
The excess Of receipts over shipments in
1864 is about 81, 600, showing over four times
as many consumed by packers and others
in 1864 as now.
We quote the market as moderately ac-
iva aud r,rieae vuaoi~ mi Orffa |
q number remain unsold.
MuwAUKEE, Nov. "a.
The live stock market is fairly active.
Hogs are 25@5Oc lower, with sales Of good
10 heavy averages at So 5000 IS. Extra
hesyg lots migat bring 25e more
BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
The hog receipts this week were 5,0s4
There has been q gradual decline in the
price Of hogs since our last report, and they
ire now quoted at l51S9l65<c y ID net, but
inder lighter receipts quotations are firm,
with sn upward tendency. Ii
CIsCEEATI, Nov. %.
Hogs further declined from soc to 81 90
per GENITAL, aud were duh at that. There is
more universal conviction prevalent that
he hog crop, if short at all in numbers, will
,e made up in quality and weight. This,
ogether with toe steady decline in hog
products, has depressed the market, and If
be decline continues, prices will soon reach
point when packers will be willing toeola-
hence operations.
The following is the Louisville tobacco
market;
The breaks to-day amounted 10 AZ hhds,
with reflections Of bids on only hhds, IS
Breaks. Reiee,ns.