The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-08

price paid for the article broush II 10 mar
ter sowsd his seed he expected no more ,hs rne P.s
cents pound The nne season for picking, toesthsr
market has brought il or nearly ali to mssSst Tbs
receipts in the Atlantic States win not reach siS
idea. I will prove what assert the receipts in
the Atlantic psrts Is four hundred thousand up to
n ass or FssS s ash ::.ss
SAINT with the circumstances Of and the crsp Of the
Asntc states h. believe: is possible aSf =.
that in the ports Of the Atlantic States they will have to
receive from the 18th of this month two hundred thou
sand bales more 10 make six hundred; that is they will
have to get half much they have already received
to make hundred thousand. Do you believe ut Can
reach nnsteen hundred thousand bales, but do be
lieve it, and the private opinions of nneenths Of the
thousand Ifhsre is such an individual in Your city a.
d. j. O., the correspondent of some of the southern
papers say to him he can get bets of this kind -ivs
thousand dollars that there II not two millions Of balssg
twenty five hundred dollars that there 10 not nineteen
hundred thousand bales thousand that there 10 not
on eighteen hundred thousand Any gentleman can
have the first three all taken. any wishes to
Cotton before the 6rst of May. will bring is cents in
your city the prices here for ordinary IO fer mid
II and isr, M Ia three or four weeks from today
me prices will range from llk l2h wish you and
written you. Mark me weil-eightecn hundred thou
sand is my estimate.
Farmers' Ciub-American Institute.
TUESDAY being enc of the semi-monthly meet.
and Judge Livingston being nominated to the
chair the usual desulory business Of thu first hour
s by thu . .ssSos Of e
showing by table the contents OF the native al
kalods, discovered up to this time As this was mat
Clans in the application Of such compounds the ingenu
y of tho author and the patience Of the translator
both passed over by the Club with the tac ympathes
Of the audience for the unrewnrded genius exhausted In
the analysis. Colonel CLAR1 corrected sentiment
ceedipgs of the last meeting of the Club, on the
subject Of fixed and volatile acids specimen Of Kirk
sa to ss fH BY
Clinton, Ohio. Mr.. Wakeman announced that all farm
and gardeners would be conerr9g benefit upon the
procy, such gratis of fruit trees by their dsssmins
iion would confer mutual advantage and wished that
they might be forwarded to the Institute by the Sd Tues
day in March. A communication read from Socie-
ty in Hartford, Conn who ere about establishing
read from Albany the probable Of the petit
ton for agricultural school; and letter was read
wh GS reanes Of s Club to deliver lecture upon
Chinese agriculture. the weEhter matters q the war
al his nj on the ubsc. Of
the acclimated plants Of Florida; Colonel skinner
in ss 81 from III. soo
seed MIR. Wakeman proposed that the club would
be open to receive in writing. the various sus!ss-
agricultural school, be sent in before the next meeting
Of the Club. The subject Of the day, Kitchen Garden
was then introduced Dy moikBs, VIM a'
recapuated all his experience in planning and cultivs'
ting gardens; and between MIR. Lodge, Judge Van
Wyck the chairman and Others long conversa ion en-
sued which the experience and practice Of Mr. Lodge
in laying down axioms OF the minutest nature tor tho
guidance Of gardeners were fully acknowledged; and
after discussion upon the Of mans horse
radish crop falling and another mans prospering the
busne So of the occasion terminated and the club
adjourned 10 the third Tuesday Of March We OBJ
served on tho table of the institute, tho model OF ma
chine for making bricks from clay sell feeding sell
erating any necessary certainty and accuracy
requiring little power to drive l. and few hands 70 WORK
H. and capable or turning 900 smooth bricks per
hour II is invented and patented BY Cu.berson, OF
Cincinnati Ohio and is full operation in that city