The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23
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Il will be seen BY this that the purchase ofhe
over issue of stock by the schuy Bank goes on very
rapidly There was on the 6th Of July only $4,000 out
standing out of issue Of 81 ,ss 6oo showing the
amount purchased up that time to have been 1885,
500 From the profitable manner In which this institu'
ton conducted should judge that the outstanding
stock the issue would be redeemed In the course
Of another year.
The suit between this bank and the Schuylkil Bank,
Is still unsettled Notwithstanding the late decision In
favor Of the former The whole question now Is one OF
ms all the points at issue have been settled in favor Of
the Bank of Kentucky, but the Schuylkil bank will, Of
course, put Of Q settlement to the last moment.
The aggregate movement of the Bank Of Kentucky
shows slight reduction since the January report.
Michigan Is Of the most extensive wheat growing
States In the western country and az Its surplus is
usually exceedingly large Ia important that the con-
dton ofthis years CROP and its probable productive
should DO understood sThe annexed statement
hbits the probable productveness of each county 1t
will be perceived that there Il fair prospect for
than average yield -
WHEAT CRoP OF MICHIGAN, ls47.
Excellent Crops.
Alegau, Barry, Eaton,
Berricn, Branch, Calhoun,
CBss, Clinton, Kalamazoo
Ingham, Ionia, Ottawa
Kent Lapeer, ST Clair,
st. Joseph, Van Buren,.
In most Of the above counties, there will be an in
oftwenty per cent-n Kont three hundred per
cent. In Lexington, st. Clair county, thousand per
cent Is calculated upon.
TAree Quarters Of Crop,
jackson, Genesee. Hulsdale.
The prospect in these counties Is far better than 1t
was month ago. Some farmers Of the opinion
with the addition Of the new ploughed soil, they may
not be over an eighth short
Haya Crop.
Lenawee, Oakland Macomb.
In those counties, 1t appears much of 1t was winter
killed, and the fly has made much havoc.
The additional extent Of land put under cultivation
for this crop ast fall and the favorable appearance Of
the grain in such large number of the countless induce
US to believe that the aggregate yield viii greatly exceed
that Of last year Early in the the wheat crop
throughout the Western country looked far from ater
ing but the fine weather in May and June changed the
whole complexion Of things and the improvement since
has been very rapid We do not believe the injury to
the crop has been than what is experienced every
season. while the increased quantity Of land sowed must
swell the aggregate yield above that Of last year ILL
nos Indiana, Ohio and all the wheat growing States
will without doubt show surplus that will sstonish all
the bull SPECTATORS breadstus In the country. As
regards Indian corn, the harvest will be immense
ceeng the most extrsvagant calculations made by the
most sangune believers In great crops We have for the
past month had favorable weather for and the
plant ia almost beyond the possibility Of being overtsken
by frost The extent of this crop would engthen that
Of wheat, 1t usually enters largely into
sumption, when there is an abundance, and the pro-
ducers will reserve their wheat more for market.