New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
Previously received since Sept 1851 sl555L56

Total receipts since LIST Sept, 1857. SOS4sS
the grain of the fertile West have very great ana
we might say controlling influence the trade our ely
and many unayorabe reports are in ccnsoh tenhg "
create the idea will b. something Of scarcity the
approaching season, extract from the last Cincinnati fr1ce
Current 3th july following, which will show that pT
cbasers for foreign will have ample supplies from
which 10 make their the coming year 1t will be
seen that the crop hay is immense This will be Of great
interest to Of citizens planters and farmers The
latter by the by raise their own hay in this State
anr hs summer months is 10 greater extent
srbn of its general Importance npon the general
those which the have attracted unusual amount OF
public attention. because Of the unusual and late spring. and
The immense quantity of rain winch fell aud the consequent
floods which brought ruin and desoaton upon the
i s9Ps od S Ssq %tsefR e ''s p0'9
The reached that point when pretty correct
estimate may BE- formed o the present sRd PrGPege III o.
he crops 81 S o 5s bs been s er for the Growth and
maturing the productions Of the sarta warm temperature
the weather at the date OF present issue We
which deem reliable and upon those adyces we have ar
rived at the following conclusions
indiana the result ar aver &C II some ocas Il has
ennjred BY rust and generally the growth has 6ssn too
head than usual 50 that the yield will not be good
though owing the greater breadth Of ad sown quantity
will Be nearly mp that of last year and The quality far supe
ror wing the favorable weather there has been for securing
compared with last when large quantity ser
osy Injured by unusual hot weather which prevailed dur
Ia Eo l9S Illinois and ali iowa where prns Wheat gen
orally and which natures later than that sown in the fall
been serious,
that will no be over half ha it was last yea aud
the quality far infeI ior
crop bad failure throughout the entire West with
but little exception looked well until had headed ont and
then with and wilted down the stem
breaking the the heads dropped each
other giving the oat fields peenr appearance In some sec
tons escaped this blight and il unusually good
Barley good crop aud secured in excellent order Com
the great staple crop the Western country in all lands where
planted before the middle Of June and has been properly
growing with rapdity bordering the miracu
the coot is deep and the promise good but owing
10 the late spring overflow OF bottom lands nrge
quantity land intended for this crop is lying idle and in
where had been planted, the soil beiHg to- wet
plowed subsequently mas been abandoned and will not
late fall good weather during August and September there
will wohirds of the last years Of this article
gathered this State Indiana and Illinois, and in Kentucky
about three fourh Of last YEARS. crops hui this amount is
scared good wi far exceed the whole amount OF
so gathered last year in those States owing the
damage last years crops carly and ost
and the unusually wet damp weather during the
The crop Of hay is immense ana the pastRrage is excellent
throughout the West.