New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21

IiOusy obstlucted by teavy rams. and come dansee
20 the crops by laying has been the consequence,
though We hope not 10 such serious extent a.
reports would have 10 believe In the latter country
also there certain localities where the potatoes are
unmistCkably bad, with more general account a. TO
injury in the leaves and stems which is the even
at Dublin, though the mischief, ia some former sea-
sons seems 10 be confined 10 the growth above ground.
1.-The peculiar feature of the present crop is IT'D SIM
ultareOus ripeniDg in almost all pastseast, west,
north and south-Occasioned thinr by the unusual
quantity of rain, partly to the damage of barley,
which, nevertheless, is the ealing crop tns season,
though the sample ia thinner than would have been
the in ordinary weather. This has produced an
unusual call for labor; and we cannot but up olaud
the measure o' the Government az exceedingly JUDI
Cious which permits ablebodied men, used TO harvest
work to quit their ranks for employment in the fields.
Yet We have that this measure, SO advantageous,
has hardly Kept pace with the necessity of the times,
and there ia great deal of corn in the South dead
nIe, which as 1t is reaped or mown, should at once he
carried to the barn.
"smel deliveries Of Wheat have consequently
almost universally obtained and though the country
markets have for the last stated, responded 10
the Metropolis in the advaI GO noted on Monday there
has been evidently difficulty TO place buks in guam
tity AZ the enhancement, there being no threatening
weather in England To give further impulse 10 prices,
while the probability of similar improve mcnt in Ger
many ard France may lcssen the urgency of Cont
IeDtul claims. The new samples, however, come very
various and many maintain that We arc not rcaplng
an average crop Of Wheat, complaints being louder
especially in tho Fen counties M the sickle progresses
and ran pies appear. But IN Spring Corn We believe,
the care Is reversed and thus dmcr'co, ruth me ~
p0,fcd abundance "a hc South, "Prrfiy sure u az
oJfcnsirc EVI0psdH dcmdnd.'
Tie money Article Of The IHicArHdcH'. speaking of
tho Fall trade, says.
"IusLrRs among merchants continues very
large although moi "a picurius, generally. ~ Il waa
Inst w"h. Tho Aishesf point IA aalcn tl'ia FALL haH
been reached.
Quite n pnnic has s,inicd among tho rrnrcru l,r
ln unai ia of Tho q
IN sugars. lnimepSo saos have hoon made apocu.
iniiun and ia mos instances al largo ptphta Ito
n,nihoi cuut uea htm. with mn upward toniono, la
tirrs MeiUhantn hum tia intotini nh all Ia nabo
pun, (" tho full e,ten nf thei wanta ptuietins
iu iahr tho uhin"os uf l"we raire aiei in
~ total al anoo srUo u lot Of IulY hae been about
90 g .eni tiuit 81 ell ti,ds hoo teon abundant
lilo Eunin c. and HALL that tho onanI Tui sue a. g.,
preserving hoo huen unit olaniui ihe,e will IL
i"ii ha'ilT Z" Tho ,ale {" eusa' WHOM II is usod
i."siveiT ~ the n'ass.s insu'r This viii alua1s
be ,io i' ,inss Who, lahu, 10 r,Vi,are
"-.,,'ai la'su a,,",,r sale g 6,,Dien dl s,,,'s
he - ,eL." ria.- With" 90 iat ,,rN a. ,ai,8s
eeiicia.,r,r - Ito sol, EL i,i"tsa 81 urs ro,,.a
10 lp",o Vs.. II 10 lii'.irai atnAuh'n SOFA
si.. tfu. ,iu 10 c.r,.",L. 'l.ss e,rls ai-~re
Ini'" 'i colo e, s'r e,.a, ,.t,"t ,ho l'~si,a,~
n.1. '.r.'i li.i 80 O.. ,i.t ,i..I c.b.l.s 10 ,I,~
"r"'li -''' ~ 'ha Ny''t sal w. h44,i.' ~"d
o"ras '.'., vs.'.i
- -~.,'1"..'' - 49, 49, T'.~'e- ~..i,sis ''sr,
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pi~ / shLv - r''s .-.'si-s f..,, ,,,.-s ~.
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= Il - 40 ri-- b.. -. ..-v-- r.r~-L .,-,;~.s
atg - - - ~ ~ 90 r-' ~'r~'s-'~ ~-~'rt -
-i- -. ---.it 500 ,~..- 80. ,.... =. ..4,~~,,
.i-s- b. .-t-ittI -. "-tt / H. ~o~-., 81 ~.
, 60 '-'i- 80 IT,, r-'- ia -:-'- Al .. |',h
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80 ,r-,.- = = 9: -.. :1-r -.-: 49,. s..,a
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