New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
THE CROPS.

THE WHEAT CRoP.-The Western pa
pers speak IN glowing terms OF the prospec. of great
wheat harvest ia and the papers Ia the rural dis
icts Of State Ia the opinion that The
crop THE year will be large was ever known be-
fore The rich lands the banks aud ia the imne
oiate vicinity Of the Mississippi River which ctpt
bic Of growing wheat per than in any other
part OF the known world, II We except the lands Dor
oering on the Nile sail 10 be bearing an unusually
large crop this The fertile and ooundess grain
territory of Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois and Wiz
cOnsn. becoming accessible 10 the specnlatOr
through the medium Of railroads, and every thing ne
tokens immense business ia esiu the current year II
attend the growers until the crop beyond the
reach Of rust and other accents unless some untOre
seen shall occur t. draw Cd portion OF this Yield
We may look for large surpussee Ia the wheat market
the coming season. IL Is impossible 10 consume the
amount Of grs'n which is indicated likely to be hsc
vested in the West thus Tar Meanwh le those farmers
who have directed their attention 60 the cultivation of
other pr,dUcrsssy hemp flax, &c or TO the raising Of
hive stock and the growing of wool. &c.-stand Ia
fear Of depreciation OF the value ct the products OF
their roll.
Al present the demand for these articles fsy equal
10 the supply, ana oyeTpus for years % Is hard
IL ctnceN able. Our western Farmers would do well L.
IL feet upon this matter before sowing hund eds II acres
Of wheat year after year The mSrke.s for stock
now only few days distant from the most remote era
zing districts Of the West aud The transportation
is reduced fifty per cent below what 1t has been ia
years past Instead OF being compelled to drive flr
hun eCs OF miles al the rate OF fifteen miles day. con
suuiDg weeks Of time ia reaching tue Csnarid.e
about The number a dsys conveys 70 The
markets much ess expense and flesh Is driven or
melted Of their stock Almost any other agricultural
produciion, predict; VIII pay better than wheat in
the course et another year. lRoush Notes.
r. The Nesc. Orleans Delta is sure that
its climate hes s~spped On with that Of Canada
the first Of june and every Is wearing wooden
clothes The air Is cool aud piercing Blankets which
were permanently consigned 90 cAmphoT and tobacco,
have been diinierrec and brought inho again.
Flannel shirts in demand; overcOsts are re-
quirsd for Tire thD-6Oodso such unreasonable wealth
has, Of course produced some sickness though the
physicians are surprised that there more thn
there is. We DECIDEDLY OF the opinion that
Is the beet stieT all Give hoi days-s0
hot drive ever bosy the shady SIDE Of the street
and make the paving stones shine and gisieu Ike so
many bald pa,es Of philosophers Al night will be
happy 10 welcome the sweei south breeze 70 which
can safely uEbuiton shirtcollsr, Without Of
coughs, sohes OF stiff backs. On New Orleans cease
to be Boston, and DO yourself once more and We shall
| be hsppy
20 A paper in Palestine, Texas, is ev-
cry dsy treasured Of the fact that the farmers prospects
for large cTo9s this year the most a, A. have
ever been known In this country. The late rsins "a
fer We have heard. have been very general throu
cut the country. We lately conversed wiz several
geruemen who have just returned from tour through
Henderson, kaufman Colia Dallas aud Els Counties
spd who give the most rspurous Of the beauty
CT the country through which they passed Large isds
Of wheat and corn NE. with IN every neighOar
heed The c'Tn fields all ia most beAuifI
state Of hushGndry toe wheat holding tn as
isIirg promises 0i golden yslc and the farmers. re
Jtng the promise reeine Themselves e esse ani
trust confidently noshsr Eartb for Docn'fo store OF
the 'st&f Of hfe.7 Msy their expectations never be
foilsds