Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

SEED-Ciover is offered more freely, and prices are
lower. Weqaote s. 25fD5 90 as the whole range.
Tim thy deTate demand, and pr stea ~ at
Sc 5d2 30, the Latter rate in the small way. Flax
aemlns lii IN II 81 10.
The CORN CRoP-THE PORK TRADE PRosPEcrIvEIY -
During the past week We have received i.iform ,ton
from varions localities in the West reg riding the ore
sent state fthe corn crop and not a little hogs
Without going into detail We will give the points
bret summary. la this state, except light sandy
Soils the crop is much better than expe
month ago, and, generally speaking, is a full aver
age, taking uto Consideration the great breadth
land plant d. In light sandy soil, however, never
from the effects of the drought in July a Id
in all such Cases the yield Will not be hall an
average but the quantity of such land is small, and
CO sequenty the effect Will not be felt. Ia Indian
excellent, and IN all the Wabash country II is uru
sualIy heavy the being longer and better filed
than usual Indeed We have no c"mplaints from any
portion Of that STATE in all parts the crop appears TO
be satisf ctory good crop Of wheat has been sown
In Illinois except from a few ounties in thu Nor
thern portion Of the state, where II injured by
frost, the crop fair IN many places good aud in all
good rich corn lands, heavy IL is not yet fully
tured but the weather i very favorable. aud large
quantity tuat was supposed would not mature before
the frost would come, is now nearly oct danger,
ana generally exceeds the expeditions Of the far
mer.
In Iowa. there is considerable variety in the cpon
in the north portion OF the State We hear Of the
injury done b, the frost about the LIST If Saptem er
represent il serious whilst others say Il was
but slight the stalk and not inju ed only
he leaves. We have not heard from State fully
enough yet, 10 be able 10 speak of this crop
very uenut-iy.
In Missouri the crop pretty good, Though like To-
wa, we have not heard from many p .iuts ia that
state.
In Kentucky the crop is re presented fair average
aid Is fully matured, the qnaty bel lent.
IN Virginia the crop, We e .rn, IS .artIa fail
ure, ana not over two-thirds [ tst years crop.
We haN 40 very deh lite tIv Ces firm Tenn ssee,
but frum what We have, our impression is tn pms
moderately good, tn ugh in places IL Is short
consequent upon tn. drsu hit.
Ia all the places We heard from hogs are generally
fed with great care ami IN usry, and It rs exceeding
~ difcdit purchasr stuck hogs, n ,Wn- tina the
ell satisfied thes fully b.s l., feed all
they have. The 4 this t.ine last
year. In many pltc h. IA nave been feed.
ing Wi. green since the LIST OF Sept.mber. In
.emand, hig as ~ gross having beeen paid for
them.
There seems to be speculation going on and we
hear of contracts being made Ine I,uprcssion ID
general weth the Ia that they viii obtain gh
prices for their hogs but al thos- whp went II
freely last fall IRE now holding n The indications
III the number OF hogs b. ought q market will
be gr AT last AID IN Al their condition will
be far bitter.
In this rket there have been contracts made
FAR have heard, ihouZi. there bu ers for
November at IS rs, and W. anderstind that par
~ of'rs So. ba Il &c .er lily suppose that Ghey
taem % nli tiuss tracts made So 25e16 rs
last season for delivery the coming November
The present active drma ID for bacon and baroness
OF the market OF together ait those Contracts
it is supposed, will make the m ket open high pro-
badly 81, many think but III, greater majority OF
dealers itermincd 10 nd back until pri rule
AT safer pOiat, and this poIl IKE their minds
at s. OF I'll .reaboats. -,Sncf1Rati Price Curreat.