Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-27

THE W. CROPS $. THROUGHOUT THE co,,,.
.,o mh!sA1I is confidently expected OoUSTRY
nJ ai1emarle county this yesr Una. mat lhe wbs,,
as, Dss abundant that has been rass% be bt
,h. SALE. ..'ss S OF THE coAno csop-ws ''''
inc wha .S 1ave oeen made by farmers If Understand
ioritv are bo"s V ~. early delivery The grow.
1t predicted that 81 so would Lo ~ We have be"s
tn!hk that such farmers as wait for ,tp,ahed but ny
price will pay off but small .mo' inns extravs.,.
tSdedness this fall if dependent on VI Their indeh
90 T so. Ftedericks5uroa r cHeat Money to
The wheat crop Of South CaroI;nI. 'a? HsaH
oe inc largest this season ever h.a,,ls said, will
State. WI harvested in M Il
CROPS IN TExAs-The Galvesto, u.
i,os, nat'ering accounts from the nl,n.;' has The
Eastern, Northern and Middle Texas '' :, regions
Pects Ior splendid crops Of corn, co,ton Inc Pros
esne were never better If as good as mo-" e sugar
tern conn.;ss ths.. haeeo except some of ,h. all
in the West crops arc not SUFFERING , as, and even
they have rains week or two 6enca Will begood
crops IN NEW ENGLAND.-Tbe crn,'s:
and are SAID to be getting along finely an, NE" Eng
lated by high prices, the farmers have II ana suu.
breadth OF ground. Winter grains t,", grea,
spring wheat promises well pastures oA splendid;
directions, and the hay crop. an inv. 'ch in ali
that part OF the country, will be bopu,ot One
Cattle are generally in fine condition anJ M yih
farmers seem to De raising more stosk W., mS Year.
nave been Justified in doing for some time n aa they
'"e 70 Tue ha'ter'ng prospects of plenty Of f,al
| nah, says: "s IRON S",an.
The crops along the road locke rem.,,--,,
Wheat presents good appearance and ."S aoy well.
ing on very we'll. little rain wond Nv II Is Con-.
| now. " OF Service
A late fall will bring fine crop of cot,o, NJ
cotton market here is pretty much at o' a The
very little changing hands, - " S'aNd Still,
IHE CROPS AT THE WEsr-The Cleveland
OF Saturday has the following in ref,ronaa ne'aa
crops at the West: '"ee 10 tie
| m Inc whole west is now in its lovliest lima ~.
The season is late, but luxuriant The h,st rue
spring Kept vegetation in check, and eva.u W.
seems 10 nave burst at once into full leaf 6ur""ss
trip OF twelve hundred miles through the West "a
| eye every~ here rested on 'eS' te
"Sweet fields arrayed in living green
=" In southern Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and c,,,.
Missouri, corn, though two weeks later than uS,'
presented Its long rows Of emerald thrifty and ,h0a'
ing upward with rapidity almost percr,,.i nOO'
the cultvator turned the mellow fnrrorrp '',s
potatoes, ofwhich great breadth had been n,,u.
Wheat generally was luxurant, and brynn;n n' u.
head The crop promises well So of erase sn ~
fruits Barley and rye headed ont and ton hn.n.
In Central Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio ali k;ni
| OF crops arc some later, but eoualv nr,r,;."1
Northern Ohio also gives abundant promise ' TT.
past two weeks have wrought wondrous ch,Or,s
The rains have been seasonable and heavy Hin
prices and scarcity have set the farmers to wo,l
with more than usual diligence and more cruund i
in cultivation all over the country than ever before
The indications are that the potato fields arc mo
than doubled in acres. The rot has disanne,rsJ
and high prices for year or two past have m,ds
this crop most profitable in sections where the
| yield has been fair.
| If the present appearances are type of the
future, there will be no lack ofood for man Or bes,
the coming year."