Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-12

Receipts Of Corn being light prices have advanced IS Soc
take all hat offered, quotations Wheat drags but
rees are unchanged White ranging from ge to sO5, and Red
% to 90 Oats 6rm al 53G55c.
The Louisville Journal Of the 10Th says:
The hog and provision nearly attention though
the has yet opened killing yes
however, one sale Of 1000 head understood to be at over Sc In
the product sale Of 0J0 bbs for March delivery pr-
eemr at prices current Cincinnati the day Of delivery
In cid product notice sales Of - bb pork SIS So
We find the following Cotton reports in the Augusta ConsH-
tioaagist:
AUGUSTA Nov 9The sales this forenoon reach $50 bales
follows; at Z at 1856 at 1915 and 800 at lO2
We quote for Middling to Strict Middling 1Oa1O Good
Mddng to Mddling Fair u59lQ5 cents. These quotations
are IN measure, nominal, and the market unsettled with lin
The receipts continue heavy planters and factors are not
pressing sales are buyers anxious operators The
in an uncertain condition. and Is lust liable re
as advance and may become quiet or firm by the slightest infu
The continued large receipts at the ports and at interior towns
and the accommodating stocks all materially contribute epress
prices and weaken confidence in prospective advance.
The existence of yellow fever Orleans Mobile savan
nah and Chareton, which have Kept off, measure ship
ping and the difficulties in obtaining aborer manage The great
quantity Of Cotton reaching ports contributed to Keep
prices on the recedng seae and it not what be the
ehect o. complete restoration to heah Of those localities
large quantity Of Cotton have en kept back consequence
Of the sickness and when health is restored previous and
present nnA OF receipts may be greatly excelled BY the dispose
ton among the planters crowd stocks into market Over
vide an extent Of country ass employed in the eulaon
cotton Is almost apostolic to estimate with exactness the
quantity Of Cotton made, quantity retained on the farms
The reports from the planters who trade this
the condition OF their very conflicting Some
all heF crop open and their piekers required 20
over their fields but meOthers that their
uus 70 gro" ana matue and Il killing frost does not
too sOon their viii be unpecedeney large. have
already brought they made last year
In view Of these reports it uncertain what the Of the
yield will be in Georgia. but enough already safely
state Will prove the largest crop gathered in Georgia
But the growing wants Of the world the countries recently
ened to commerce and ade the easy condition monetary
affairs Europe and America all cODspre the opinion
that crop approaching 1000 0OJ bales will find market
at very the present ruling prices.
SAvANNAH, Nov 9Sale5 Of cotton to-day 224O bales, at
prices ranging from 1881 to II There good demand at
rather irregular prices. Aiddng fair to fair IL cents.
MOBILE Now 9Ihe sales TO day Were3 Middlng
l}t cents The sales for three days 600 the receipts
1880 bales Exchange London ~ 10 2. premium
depressed market The Tor freight Liverpool
Vanced to I'D,
Foreign Commercial.
LIVERPOOL Oct 6-Eoders sellers
news from America BY the wing decline
sales for three days amount to l40GO bales slight decline
all quae = Of penny, The sales spectators
porers we're 400 bales The Manchester advic Continue an
favorable, all qualities having further declined.
1esrs RchardsOn Spence Co. report the breadstuns
ket with lining tendency, all qualities being
hTm Tor choce hut the mdng and lower grades
ced ode Is and Ohio at rs Wheat dull the prices for
the hest nOminaly unchanged, inferior qualities
Iaddeclned and offered considerable reduction;
sales were unmporan Corn dull European having
declined Cd; the quotations for American nominal Prov
ons had declining tendency. Beef dull little enquiry
and prices weak Pork dull Bacon dull Lard dull, aud qRO
tatfOns nominal at 5745Ss,