The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-19
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The only sale we heard oil was ore lot OF ABOUT
25OO head to be delivered about the middle of De.
cember, at 1925 net. Holders continue firm, and
absolutely refuse to sell under S6:75a7; and for
present delivery, if the weather favorable, sales
could be made at the inside figures. though for de-
livery ahead, there are no buyers at this rate; all
parties peter waiting uLtl packing commences be-
fore entering into any further engagements. Several
lots Of contract Hogs have already arrived, aud two
Houses commenced slaughiering yesterday, though
the weather is not yet cool enough, and is regarded
as too unsettled TO operate with safety.
gentleman who has been travelling very ex-
tensively through Tennessee and Kentdcky during
the fall months informs that Hogs are more nu-
merous in Tennessee and Southern Kentucky than
they last year, and that the utmost exeIuons
are being made TO prepare them for market
The Terre Haute (Indiana) Express says the markes
there for hogs is ready at $780, aud some as high
as $3.50; buyers anxious, and sellers holding OIL
letter from Port Commerce, Ia, of Nov, 10, says
hogs are much more abundant than was imagined
/ by many, aud that thousands were sold early in
the season for S8.50a9.75 gross, but prices have
since advanced to 81 20. A Pittsburgh letter OF
the 10th says butchers are paying 54a6 gross
1t is estimated that the number Of hogs to be
packed,in Iowa this year, will greatly exceed
that of any previous year.
The Murfreesboro' CTenn.) Telegraph, of the 18th
| inst, Gays:
There has been some pork sold os low as IS, but
holders are yet demanding 81 and &C. The proba-
bility is that the average price will be S5-but lew
eng4gem ents made vet. Corn in the ear - gong
at 81 50 per bbl, delivered; sacked, 50 cents per
bushel.
sEEDs-The Cincinnati Price Current of the l4th,
says:
A small lot Of new Clover was received during the
| week. and j. held at IS per bushel. The advance
in Flax last noticed hss not been sustained, and we
now quote 81 7Oul IS the rates paid by the mills
Timothy continues dull at s. 75a8.OO.
At Louisville, Clover seed is quoted at $3.50,
Timothy at So %, Flax at $40.
IRoS.-The Cincinnati Price Current, Of the 14th,
says:
There is continued quietncss and sameness in
| the market A fair demand exists for Ohio Hot
Blast, at S3j, aud which is about equal TO the sup
| DIV. Ohio Cold Blast prime qralty - IN limited
request at S3S but Inferior descriptions range from
\ $50 down to $50 per ton usual time. Bars are
steady at 2fa3c. for common, aud &c. for charcoal
A Pittsburg letter of the 10Th, says:
Bar Iron Is steady at q for Padded Bar, and
$3.50 for IOd nails; Juuara Bar 4 ]. Pig Metal IS
firmly held S33a34 90 for No. l, and sales OF An
tbrarite No 3 at $50 Juniata Blooms S7os75O 90.
The Louisville Courier, OF the I5,h, quotes Ten.
uessee Pig Iron at $88 for No l. ana $50 for No ?.
Further by tho Pacific,
Tho intelligence iron. the Crimea brings no stir
ring events.
The Allies have retired from their advance to
their previous positions aud were in expectation OF
an attack from the Russians. j. Il nevertheless very
unlikely that any further operations will take place
this season Both armies are preparing for winter.
have bpp tr.iU ed bV "a
fleets, which have now sailed towards the Gulf of
Perekop.
Gen. Coirington has been appointed Commander
Of the British troops in the Crimea.
The difficulty between France and Naples has
been settled
| LoNpoN. Nov 3-The following additional was
received YESTERDAY: Gen. Canrob,rt had embarked
from Lubcc for Stockholm in the French steamer.
A despatch from Dantzic states that the bulk OF
| the allied feet was about to proceed 10 kcL
A despatch received at St Petersburg states that
all the lines OF the feet off Kinburn had proceeded
seaward and that the Allies had attempted nothing
/ new.
! The correspondence Of the Daily News declares
that Russia positively intimates, at both the Courts
of the German Powers, her willingness TO negotiate
alone upon the basis Of the four points and that OF
| the Allies of Deere The latter disuclined 10
resume a diplomatic conference although the West
| ern Powers have at the same time declared mat
thevtcan only consent to such step when there IS
a sure prospect OF attaining 10 a satisfactory result.
IL is added that Austria is very Far from declining
the co operation Of Prussia.
| The prussinn Gazette, OF Oct. so, afirms that at
this very moment the French Government iutlmates
al Vienna it, readiness TO negotiate With Russia on
the basis OF the four points, adding at 1t was re-
! solved 90 continue the ami recummencc military
operations next spring With redou5led energy,
should Il peace not he concluded In the interim,
the Blush Government has prohibited the eAPor.
tation TO all foreign countries Of satpetfe nitrate oi
| soda, aud sulphate of potash.
The London Times states that the money market
opened this morning at the closing quotations OF
Wednesday but subsequently experienced ali ad'
vance.
The mercantile letters from Paris indicate an in.
! creased confidence.
The Liverpool Journal OF Saturday morning,
! Nov s. In second addition, dated o'clock, NJ,
saws: 1--WE have received Geographic despatch
from London, conveying most serious Intelligence,
which we can vouch for, a. the information Gomez
from a source which prcciudes the possibility OF
doubt that the country l. Ou the eve OF var with
the United States, unless public opinion is b ought
to operate immediately their Majcs,y's Ministers.
! An active interchange Of diplomatic notes has
taken place this week between the Earl Of Claren
don and the American Minister, for the appearance
Of our ships at Bermuda.
! Il was the report tat Russian pr;yateers were
and il is well known that this is prete1t
for the real cause refers to the affairs in the Nos
quito Territory, and the enIisting business never
gave a moments unea-iRess, never occssioncd an
angry word from the Government at Washington
and never caused a solitary complaint against Mr..
Champion.
1he Mosquito question is the one which impairs
the peaceful relations between Great Britain aud
the United States Il has been for some time the
source Of diplomatic disquiet between the two coun-
tries and now tends 60 provoke an open rupture.
To quarrel about il would DE madoess
Nav YoRE Nov Ii.
Prince Goytsrhakoff ,elcsraphed 20 - Petersburg
on Thursday that there was 10 new movement IN
the Crmea.
A correspondent Of the Cologne Gazette, writing
from Berlin ailudcs &C. rumors Of peace bu, they
looked upon in diplomatic circles as unieanded.
NOT only mer.y beca Russia has resorted to
fresh levy OF conscrpts, bur because every cummu