New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
Touring in Western New.Yorl-Hnryest, &c.


PEORIA. Wyoming Co 9th Aug. lsi5.
The toll Of the Grain Harvest is generally over.
There is scarcely breathing time till the labor for
another grain crop begins in this region. or rather
il is only interrupted by the more severe work OF
harvest
The crop of Wheat has at last been much better
than any one could have expected early IN sam
mer All that was spared from killing
seemed 70 come to perfection Fortunately as
everything was fortnight later than last year
after showers the weather cooled. and there was
no rust this year. rs in some previous ones There
were some parts in this neighborhood favorable for
Wheat. where there is a good crop and at last
ON every farm there is some more produced than
viii b.. necessary tor bread and seed Then. what
excellent plump grain. Ia geners-ths very Kidneys on
wheat such - the "haefi on VINCE zoo 'su .s ~
ue of old while tbfy obedi-nt instead u o-inz
brought 10 the hGsk the shorts, Ike queen VIC
tons aud her loyal subjects. >,
Our Old Country m u here since our marxet cepenhs
On tpe British demand. begin 10 REMINDER inst TINS
. Rogua. In Grain always endeagored u get the crop
out OF the h-nos of the farmers at cheap rate sn1
seldom poor farmers under poor or severe I'no
lo,8s Ia Rrits'n allowed hold tili prices would
rae r the first -four into the market or 10 nave
money 20 pay thu half years rent soon due alter harvest
This seeeo affect prices here lsstyesr "niic some
out eary aud sold for &C. perhaps The most got
q. "A while q few held tall II rose 10 IA ID In the
VARYING ana low price Of the present time, there is
GOOD nrice was obtained this year for Wool though
the moot part Of the farmers did not obs ain me nsoet
but saw The Spectators enriched by The rise ~ prices
were such a. 10 encourage the keeping OF sheep and
there Is lille mutton eaten this year.
The work hiss bee In general vel done up TINS year
usv cut In GOOD tune aud Wheat got 10 without loss
sui there few instances among Tue over-orFen
careless or snsy OF the Hay being left to be cut TIL
alter the Wheat and the Wheat lett too long and ex
! posed 20 the late heavy rains
| Ire work OF improvement is going well on Many
stone walls built for fences this Summer Ids leads
TO profitable clearing Of the ground aud prepares the
way for OF better sort OF lo~s tnsn nave oeeh
! In common use. -,
/ through careless husb-ndry, the feeds OF slnost
every weed obtained with changes OF SEED 10
bring In better sort Of grain. thus Csnsds
| thi,tles which are not Indigenous to our SOIL are
/ the grest pest on farms Otners are over
grown With red-root or pigeon weed, as some ca. H.
that the pigeons broush t II hither from
| the south However this m-y be- " nile m n oeesn 70
see thu importance of mspurng they iouno tnese "eeos
! spreading and some farms are DOW ~ tney say a.
rough as dog With red-root s--,. 4.
| some reckon IL the tsres Of the scriptures so oe'
s,rucrve 4. IL % the Whest growing seeding aud dos
! son,ins all Sumner choking the Wheat But bsppiY,
IL di.cerioe ths Wheat and can ue "teoro
out aud much labor 10 thus employed 10 the nf'' o-J
of June. prevention 10 oet-r than cure 80"
read much In agricultural papers OF tn- eAoei-nee
Of uuf-rmeui1d mzDure here it's iouth tns, we oe
ro,t-d IL IL the better Many now, 10 The met op
portunity sitter thswipg hesping up thef Osfn AZ.
msnure IN large broad nesps 10 receive n moen tno'
possioe-et your philosophers nesI-soo oesIus
destroying seeds 10 IT, they mo 'ns' II So -
with the soil helps the crops aud does not nurt hke ne
uniprmented straw keeping the ground open ne II,
year sod leaving tr-ce OF any oensn' s''r,~'''
and tbs falsxs will soon b. ready Tor esen o'nei'