The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-16 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL rzoancri.

The week opened with a bright Bunny dap
wind N.N.E. Monday proved also sunny end '
fact, just the sort of weather wanted to mb forty nit
northern harvest, and in all the lath dirty gm, cat me
proceeded with extensively. Tuesday monies yea
with the day dull, but dry and fine. Our widen
Ergs •nueroth The weather wee more seldet, asst
fanners are making the most of it." From the er
Riding of Yorkshire :—" A good deal of grain romihis:
the fields north and east of us, and no Indira to del
the misty foggy atmosphere being the rile. Taut.
good hereabouts, but potatoes tarn up badly." "Win,
kart Biding of Yorkshire : Weather has thee c. 71
more favourable during the last few days, and his ao=
the termers to gather up the remnant. of on
in better condition. They have also been able so erl
more freely, and the markets are now liberally=
with new wheat ; but the quality ead
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time to omit From Northumberland :—"Ttierryrgm
continued damp and f• up to &bards, ;steer
it hes hemline, wind varng from the northeast to eetib
east and north-west." The weather on Wednesday en
dull, but breezy, es still suitable for harvest work. pk,co.
tag also had gone on 'Massively, and, with • eattimenes
of such weather, the seed will be onamitted to ih.=
good order, as the heavy lands, with s
strength, are now working well. There is a good dohs
on the whole of quality for seed samples, and the dew
is increasing, sad will be steady all the month. The VI&
thee has not been so tenoned:e in Soothed, tag am
sad muggy, wanting the *rang winds whisk hero yes
experienetd in the south. From Monmouthshire our rinse
stated The whole of the grain crop lathe
now bees gathered in, but they are in eth
dittos from the leeepoontinued Mini. Thursday en
I rather a threatening day, but with the exeeptioa
drink of rein foe about halt an hour the weather idle&
and fieldwork went on favourably as well as
From Wareriekakire it was remarked :—"W
throughout the week has continued very isnerabie,efik
wind E. and N.E. ..The remnant. of the own larvae en
being housed to much better condition than expend.
while the land is getting into • rood state for then
sowing. Friday was • tine day, sunny at tinesom
stutable• for every description dwork in the deld.e Oe
advice. from Lincolnshire on that day stood „Jo%
harvest is this county is yet mareely finished, ea io
the northern peals of it • great amount ed nth, in
been gathered only recently in very poor ethijneo
Bonn samples of liariey exhibited is the sea*
are lamentable, being totally unfit for malting or dialg
purposes, and too damp even for grinding. We elnek
see • gnat difference in prim, some at des ties le. oer
stone, and samples of barley at needy Is 6d. panne
From the West Riding ot,Yorkshire :—" Harnetwerk
proceeded for the last day or two ; but ran has cense*
this morning." After a white frost on Saturday us*
the day we. bleak and cloudy, with the wind verybr
from N.N.E. to N.N.W. This week boa des yes al •
favourable character to the farmers, and they wig ban
been enabled to make some progress. The Ratan
beans will have been secured m as fair order al WIN fie
winters in the early pert of harvest, aid a Wieldy pad
crop must have been grows. Our harvest reports var.s
give us the result of the general yield of all gram, althea
a better criterion can be formed el future pries —Meet
Lane .Express.