Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27
ConnnSERcrAI
or'IOr or TIE WHO. Sept &c. 1880.
The Mark L,uo Express, of the Sd inst in it, "Agroul

The Mark Line Express Of the 81 inst in its "Agricul-
turIl Report for August" says;
AT period since 1916 Ia, much excitement prevailed 10
agricultural sw as Commercial eiIeief regards the unae
fate Of the erop sine. The long continuance Of
ufiyorsbs weather and the txenve backward ItAte Of the
EhsA added to prospes q Yield have, might be
expecte been the Aabsorblng topic Of serious
The Agricultural DO grave
CHARACTER me monetary tas' have ien eay preparing FOR
higher m tbs Of e and In few Instances,
Tor eni crash from enormous export Of god for for
tgn TO necests In AL Of the country
well through the Continent there has been considerable sd
YArce In the value OF al k1s produce aid 3 In
fosa oo he been unusually large TTtaaey Tor the coz.
sunsfs mpcrtsons large scale ard those
no Doubt conoue during the remainder Of
the year tat preston that We shan
prices tha, crop viii Be Io
ing To the unreasonable weather built becomes Necessary
crop produe In the Usted this car ner4y
admitted to be large one and Of very superior quality hense
shipments to gland HAYS been commenced
scale large indeed that Is matter Of dleuly fad
freight room for the present oEho In the paris OF Eu-
rope Ne crops ere II ming out vs but the northern revere
Tste Of prevail totaekwad arethe that the French
Government have fcuGd It necessary supsrd the siding
scale upon lrpors and relieve irom tonnage dues al
vessels b gnI Produce TO the various ports. unit sepienbr
ls6l This change the syeu however refers to Imports only
Xpos only permitted under the sliding tio
w. THEREFORE that France likely TO become powerful
petsr for food the g grain markets Of the world and that
ps oonseu nifty ARE likely to rule high during the remainder
Of the though harvest aer ALL
can place upon rs but there are one or va c require
special remsk Had the nhels ripened early In iss9,
ly have very backward h4ryest and It's extreme baksAd
has % some extent prevented more serious .Ats Of tha
are. 1t true be met with Ia most localities but
opinion the damage thus sustained By the
RAJ This certainly redeemng feature; but WI viii say
fsly oaer Of the eLFe growth be sAerfe.
Of fine Neshert tf The last few days
Indicative Of return Of SeAsonasle
are but the numerous changes 10 have sadly perpesed
With the s Adm ting hst the aggregate yield q
be about 9TH les. than in lS9issumns that
stacked In moderate eondi Ton although yet very little Ia,
reached the yards evldst that for time shall
sVu strong prices Nth heavy mportG nom abroad
Another 1tue considerably against The crop being stacked In
auybng condition. with changes In the
weather the growa OF weeds on tae best lands
This growth mrs necee shocks being kept onger Ia the
heds hence apPreht nd that with eIcep
uon wi bs cared In damp state, and that
qaeny shalhtve wrehdy poor samples ener In the
m Or = eonsidsrAbe period
We regret A that mos: unfayorable ae-oIns have come
Getting the crop Some cottsnd that
fully the entire gIoS1 have been Is. by disease
believe that many Of the accounts
are Icharzed nevertheless there doubt vhleYe but
that shall be able TO smaller quntts than In 50
This 10 % food must Of necessity optrae The V-ue Ct wheat
both here and on the 0JLtlnent
In rean and sccs the grain trade has been active
lily advanced rAie TIE shipments TO England have been
vey limited scale, owing the reduced stocks q produce
hand and few sellers ave come krEard except at high
priseF