The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
The Fiour Market-The Crops.

Inc EtOuf Mlfket-lnc crops.
We have been favored by Messrs. Rowland 4
Brother, Of Norfolk, with a copy Of the BaIii-
more Sun Of the ID instant. from which we learn
tina, the receipts Of breadsIuffs at New York were
slightly on the increase, and prices were reced.
ing. A decline af l25 cents was established on
Monday the 30ih ult. Our regular exchange
papers give Us New York quotations as late as
the Sd instant. a decline Of IL. cents in -four is
noted. Good Ohio is quoted at Ss.e7 1928;
Southern steady. In Baltimore, on the same
day, ssles Of 1900 bbls. had been made al $40.
The high prices which have ruled the markets
for some time-which is mainly 10 be attributed
70 The succession Of shots crops FOR years past
have created no liIile anxiety in The public mind
10 regard 70 The prospects for good crops The pre-
sent year. Il Is Of course too early IN the sea-
son 10 draw any certain conclusions 10 rels ard 10
any OF The rIups, i'ut the accounts furnished hy
oui exchanges are encouraging. and show pro-
mise Of abundance. The crops in this section
have been revived by The late rain hut il was
so late coming, and there was so little Of H. that
many think the wheat will fall considerably short
Of an average crop. while the oats will be sill
less. We hope for the best, howevef. Having
in other years seen as gloomy prospect suc-
ceeied BY harvest Of plenty 50 now We iru.t
that succession Of gentle showers and genial
sunshine will invisorste the tender shoot, and
cause il 70 bring forth fniIi il abundance. We
append few extracts from our exchange, 10 re
laiiol u the crops III other section. u tie coun.
igi
i fHK WHEAT CRcP. cnnyerscd
with q number Of intelligent farmers Of
this and the neighboring counties who
we're in attendance upon our Court,
aud they all inform US that the wheat
IS not only extremely backward and We
~ Thin. but Looks yellow and is head
ing much too low. From present APP
pearances, a full crop Of it cannot be
made.
The weather still continues dry and
warm. Charlotte Demoe,af 27h IN.
WHgaT CRnP. -- From accounts re.
cciyed from all parts of the valley ii
Virginia, the Y n astle Wing thinks the
prospect Tor an abundant wheat crop
quite flattering.
THE SEAsnS-C RnPs, &c After an
unusually hard winter, weare at length
blessed with most charming spring Mea.
Their, the woods and gardens are aIrea.
DIV beginning 10 show the effects If il.
In this region the peach crop is not
more than half destroyed, while other
fruits are scarcely injured az all. We
have never seen wheat look better, and
there Is every prospect Of large crop.
Altogether, the propeets Of the farmers
III this portion Of Cherokee Georgia are
very flatierlng. ca,sriM Stamford
THE WHEAT CRoP.--'Ihe Information
received from Tie Genesce valley Is lIat
he wheat crop looks promising. anil
scarcely ever appeared bencr. A large
increase 81 ground has been planned viii
every seed and esruleni that gives sns,
lenance 10 m.n. Siork las been winner.
ed well. and great business will be done
20 The dairy department the coming sea.
son. From Illinois. Missouri. and Ohio
The accounts Of the agricultural prospects
arc all cheering. notwithstanding some re-.
pnris 10 the contrary r. m The last men.
TONED Siale. In The northern pan Of
Grand Prsirie, Illinois, one Of tie finest
wllesi-growing regions in lie world. the
fields present glorious appearance.
CRoPs ~ INDIANA. The Louisville
Courier gathers from the Indiana pa
pers that the Wheat crop throughout
this State generally promises to be this
year unusually heavy.
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