New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

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OF farming implements the entries very small only
1s the rain which has continued all day and IL still fail
nestic products There are very few articles here from
New York City. Jones s. Beebe have good sho" ot
their wares iron satuary, chairs, settees, Ne
OF sheep there is fair show of superb French Menps
and some long wooded sheep ami very good South DOWN.
swine are fairly represented and some of them beaui
full if the term ia applicable to these animals.
The greatest show is in the poultry line We counted
sixty coops 49,
With all the rain it is free of mad 1t s eli Of sand
slightly tured There at least - acres mclose ana
hall for domestic manufactures, g. and dairy hail. and
two story business Office in which ACCOMMODATIONS Tor
the Press are furnished There is very fine grove Of
pines within the ncosure that would have been very
pleasant in such weather as we have had this month The
tents engaged for the Fair have mscarned and NOBODY
knows what has become OF them
III the weather should continue unpleasant 10 morrow
as to day. shall have OF the smallest SHOWS the
Society has made in many years II seems 10 be tue OPh
ion Of every body except Saatogans that TINS D'1 10
cation for the State FAIR The County not IN 200
farming region The land is poor and matter of
course the people many OF them, like the land suppose
We have the next Fair in New York City Let the S'ci
ety engage the Crystal Palace for the exhibition OF every
thin movable, and the Forty fourth It. Market Tor me
Cattle show and venture the assertion max NJ ethi
bOn has ever equaled what that would be since h5 hrst
organization Of the Society That part Of the stare mas
never had but one Fair below Albany-at PouShkeepse
in slf-and il is the opinion Of many whom W. nave con
yered with during the summer well as 10 day thh We
only entitled To- il next year but thai we can III 1He
il of the mammoth order We certainly can offer "a great
facilities to exhibitors and promise 10 urnsh the greatest
number Of visitors that attended In aay one year
And if the Society will open the lists as hey m 5hl
well DO 10 ell the world oude OF the State ~ wei ~ IN
IT, there would be the greatest list IT exhibitors and ON
pettors for the honor Ut premium OF the New iprk
State agricultural Society entered upon their DOCKS
What say Southern New York farmers--shal we have
the next show at this City Now 10 the time to estlie
the question.
Among those from other s;stes here may mention
the Hon W e. Rges, who is to deliver the address the
Hon G. Is Calvert President Of the Maryland Agricui
fural Society Mr. Whi,more of Baltimore Gen. fHgh
man, Of Eastern Shore Of Maryland Geo w. Wilson, o.
Maiden Mass great breeder Of SaiJlk swine Bejj.
Wheeler OF birmingham Mr. Coleman, u An{l''i
Ga; Mr. Cooper OF Charleston :. {. two Messrs. Gosh
raDes, large farmer, OF Delaware; - L. EdndS, o.
Ill l. Il Nichols, Of Texas; Joseph Doaue, OF Mon.
treai A. c. W Joardan Of La, aud many others Of
this State notabler the Hon. John A King the Hon L.
e. PCiers OF Erie County Editor Of RE WOO Dr1"er
Judge Sherman Jas. Patton and Nj. oatl 81 SewOurs
Ihuflow Weed OF Albany; Gen. Niee, OF Troy and We
hope We may be able add 10 that several i0a
sands OF the best farmers OF the state are here