Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

From the foregoing it will be seen that for bor,
co,sansplo there rs deficiency Of Hog products Of
fer TO underestimate the foreign export and the home
consumption, rather than the reverse that there NAV
be cdctlirg on this point. The increased cousun
ton of the South alone is not far short of 200 600
The above figures have taught US two very impor.
tant facts The first of witch is that the Provision
trade must Of necessity be Particularly confined Ia
the West, and that Cincinnati must for time to come
be the great center for the carrying of this very
important branch of business and in the second nace
that the stock this year is below the actual wants of
the United States and that prices ought of ssity
advance the higher rates than has been experienced
ia this market for many years.
The demand during the entire season has been reg.
ular at no time spasmodic, any period specua-
tive. The losses sustained during the last two or
three years, by packers and dealers, have caused
unusual caution, and they look forward to the present
year with some degree of satisfaction with th strong
mand, and the entire country being in a most BROS
porous condition, tAey would at least be auoced to
get back, possible portion of their losses sus-
however, has been made) by one party to benefIt
few spectators, would have been made to dsappoint
dealers in their reasonable hopes but the positive
law Of supply and demand must and will en1pha tidal
ly and entirely assert its supremacy and that the
strong effort made to destroy the
holders, and break down the market, was suicidal
and ungrateful toward the very men who have rem
dered them special assistance, and at last proven
their great discontinue, and to the satisfaction al
every dealer that though powerfully played it has
reverted back upon their own heads with force that
they little dreamed of. 80. ~ ss.s3.F.. - 90 =
by the act referred to has been virginia. as Baltil
more unloaded her surplus stock owing TO kilograms
sls Ina. py those KIND and beng
such assduous care and discretion the interests of
every market, save their own, hoping to reap afe#
dollars and cents at the expense OF their best friends
adage Give man rope enough, and be viii iii hang M,
himsef.'' SO sfsf4a f94fsss4
This market was never in better or sounder con-
dton than IL il to-day, and there no necessy Of
'fbuing," Gas our neighbor Of the Gazette calls i.
hocf oria off Heal
should be allowed to take its cham Band rely
upon its own merits, and its course, obeyn the law
OF supply and demand will end Satisfactorily to ali
Cincinnati, it is very true is the great censerof the
Pork interests of the United States and by tho eff
cheney Of her business men she has been made to
rate within seventy years hirdto city IN the Union
and the most important one in the West but for ali
of that, they have not worked with their might and
shave left pndone that which they ought 10 have
done, consequently the position she occupies a. the
present time Is not equal to that which she shouId
One Of the most important railroad Connections thai
could bs made % benefit ths entire West, but cnein
ingon and Danville Railroad through TO Chattanooga
Tennessee, by which could reach that great dis
tween one hundred and Two hundred miles bearer
(being direct routel than by louisville This road
must Of necessity soon be built and Georgia, Ala
direct by this city and instead of louisville being
our customer, We viii, in turn be theirs.
Louisville Is now one Of our most important Gus
TONER'S brought about by the recent opening Gas,
November) of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
by which, through her, the South has been supplied
70 greater less extent and each succeeding year
viii render this read Of more and more importance
and sister city at the Falls and cut OF TO
some extent Georgia and other contiguous States from
being supplied by Baltimore, and fhey IN turn,
ply interior pohfrs The advantages to be derived
getting their meat fresh the smoke house OF the
West are inealcuabie and dealers at interior points
4 ID Georgia. Aiabama, &C., have at last seen the
benefit and in the future viii not look TO Baltimore,
but 10 this city thus saving money getting better
neat. and increasing car trade U great extent
/ Growers of Cotton have come TO the conclusion
chat it is much more profitable for them, when mid
dngs win net 1oc., and We may safely say fhat :
great many years VIII pass by before II WI decline
below that price, 70 raise Cotton and grow Corr
enough only 20 bread negroes, al lock 70 is
snelr Supply !" n-~g products, than waste time 10
ieoksn aer business which must be confined % tbs
West There 10 no class Of men that look with raore
care or who have more Judgment IN the management
Of capital tnaa southern planters, and Il,
~ is the hight OF folly tosuppese snat with Cottoz
crop 600 baies, worth $3.50 900 CO., thai thes
viii withhold their negroes an ample supply o
BACON, even Il Irices higher tsn they are payi1l
NOV.