Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-29

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CHESTER c0RREsP0NDENcE.
GHnsrEn, March "a, 1860.
Messrs Editors ~ can scarcely remember
season when we have had such continued cold
and dry weather in, March The streets in
Chester are clouded with dust to such degree,
that you could scarcely see across them. The
merchants, to protect their goods, have frequent
ly to keep their doors shut This morning the
mercury is standing at s2o, Fahrenheit. Where
ever there is water exposed, ice half an inch
thick is formed, and the soil is frozen as in mid
winter.
The peach trees have been, for two or three
weeks, struggling to put on their usual spring
dress; but the blooms are very scattering and
sickly in appearance. The young fruit must be
injured; It would be contrary to nature to sup
pose that it could thrive through such long
spell Of severe and repeated frosts.
The planters are having fne time to prepare
their land for 9 crop, Never have / seen better
or more extensive preparations 50 early in the
spring yet little planting has been DONE
Some cay 1t is too cold to put the seed in, as i.
would be injured by lying so,long in the earth
without terminating. They think it better to
re-bed their lands and ell eoncurini the opinion
that the soil Of Chester win be uncommoniy well
prepared for planting. when the full opening Of
the Spring comes.
While on this subject, would 1t not be well to
recommend every planter to add 9 few acres to
the part which be. has assigned for cornr We
see that when the season 10 not good, the supply
of corn is entirely too small for the consump-
ton. The price Of this article now is s., 10 to
$L2o per bushel at retail, with the prospect
that it will be very scarce for the9 next six
months. The supply which will be necessafyfor
the country, will have to come from abroad
We will have to import corn from the seao0ard
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