Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-02

NN.n C5.-Whcal rood crop. -
Corn 0n average cm0, Oss, worry good
yield. Other crops ME hIr
Nd'y C6,-Thc crops h1yo NOT yield.
ed we'll, The times atu harder than cv.
or, and men who are in good credit arc
compelled to go 10 protest cyey day
Throughout Eas, Tennessee tho Corn
crop is a good one Grass wasycry heavy,
Wheat and Oats have yielded as we'll as
usual. There will be largo surplus oI
produce to be sent out oflhis district to u
Southern market.
WISCONSIN, September, 1854.
Thccropsofihis State are large this year,
q very heavy surplus of Wheat was har.
vest ia every town.
Business men in Milwaukee, who have
been established several years, are gen.
orally in good circumstances.
The prospects for business this season arc
aattering.
SOUTH AND WEST, GENERALLY.
MjsSiSSippi.-ln this State times prom.
ise to be decidedly "hard." Cotton crops
are very poor generally-in some of the
river counties they will be lair-but there
has been a sufficient quantity of Corn
iaised in North Mississippi to supply all
the demands Of the other districts.
In Hawambo county there is a good
deal Of sueing in the Courts by foreign
merchants. U. S. District Court opens
on the first Monday in December. Times
are indeed quite squally-good, bad, in
different, all are sued alike there is a
general rush for who may get judgement
first.
A2q6ama.-There is a general panic
Throughout the whole Of North Alabama,
and merchants selling there should make
all bargains carefully, or they will bo like
y TO lose money.
In the Southern pnrt oftho State, Mo.
bile particularly, there promises 10 be a
Fall and Winter business the merchants,
or at least those who have been several
years IN trade, arc deemed safe for con.
tracts almost all Of them live much more
economically than was their want ten years
ago.
The city Of MobiI remains quite heal.
thy, probably more so than any other city
in the Union the physicians who predic.
ted the sickness in July, declare no dan.
ger Of an epidemic.
Ge0rgiG.-There arc hard times in this
State, especially in Richmond county, and
1t is yet difficult to predict the result
Some of the paper OF some of the mer.
chants in Augusta has been protested for
non.payment, and nearly ali the parties
are out Of town ii is to be hoped thew
will be enabled to meet their liabilities in
few days.
Virgjata,-In Wood county, business
is dull at present, owing 10 tho low water
in the Ohio river. The crops in this
State show fair average.
Ta1aS.-EspeciaIly in and about An.
derson Co., there is a great pressure in
the financial market; greater than ever
before, and more suits in court than there
has been before in three years altogether.
ArkaHSaS.-A letter from Hampstead
county contains the prediction, that the
coming business year will be a hard and
pressing one. Crops are verylight through.
out the State, and the merchants in the
above county have sold large quantities
of goods during the past four months, on
credit and in every other way, to any and
everybody. 1t must be difficult for them
TO meet their outstanding liabilities, as
most of them have no exits capital, and
depend altogether upon their collections
for the payment Of their debts abroad.