Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
Our Agricultural Products

90 Very many Of oar patrons are engaged in tho
noble smrioyments Of Agricaltsrs and desire. Of
coarse, 70 be advised Of the condition and resour-
css Of the coun,ry, rs developed BY the recent in
gathering Of the crops. 1t Is utterly impossible
for any ono to know precisely the state Of facts
ia the case; and it would be iiLadvsed in as.
whilst unjust to Others whs might be inclined to
attach undue Importance to the opinion d n pub
lic ieurnaiist, Ito affect u knowledge We do not
possess or to speak with certainty in a case that
is liable to be effected by contingencies which nri-
Their We nor any other mortal can foresee. In
our opinions We. must be governed entirely by the
testimony Of others; weighing with judicious
care the evidence upon which we are to arrive mt
our conclusions. II our exchanges are to be re
lied upoa, and are not them selves deceived, there
can be no doubt that the apprehension which we
and Others entertained Of large dminntion in
the crops Of this year, as compared with the ave-
rage yield Of former years has been partially. il
not entirely removed. by the results of tho
late harvest In New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin. the crops nre re-
ported to have been abundant, aud the quality Of
the grain raised Of the highest order. Tho corn
crop. have also ieen very promising throughout
the whole country. especially in the great Vest
though we may have reason to apprehend in this
section at least, it will DO cut short il We do not
soon get rain. The yield Of hay everywhere has
been almost unprecedented. In portions Of Ken
tucky. Virginia. Tennessee and North Carolina
the wheat crop 10 short; though, so far rs We
can learn, the yield for the amount Of straw raj
sed is good. and the wheat Of fine quality. Upon
the whole. however. there 10 good ground to be-
lieye that the crop Of the country is at least an
average one, and that We will have considerable
surplus.
how the prices Of produce will range. it is
impossible to determine now. We can perceive
nothing that is likely to reduce them below tho
present standard, whilst the prospect Of short
crops abroad. may stimulate our foreign demand
and cause large export OF breadstufs. Upon
this suhjec, we present the views Of sagaeious
aotsnporary, Forney's Press. Says the Press:
With no small anxiety do we read the foreign
new.papers. 10 ascertain what mny be the pros.
perts Of harvest there. The result Of our nyes
tigaton is as follows:
In England, Ireland and Scotland Ind weather
continued up 10 the end Of June Tho wet n |
cold had nearly Destroyed oil tho summer trulls.
France ano LAZY were IN the same disastrous
state. In oermans, on the 2dth ut June the
nne wea'her whie, had there prevalleI TO- lie"
Jays was broken by violent torrents ct Wind aud
rain. In Spain and Portugal the report is tho
ssms ~ n's. aau 'e ,, ,'''"' anu nno
ra;pe will nrolnhly sunnjv a ,,o,a den, 81 What
From Hamburg the port for the wheat produce
IN the coa"tr'es watrred by the EIhe scarcely any
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gram rs 10 Unexpected a. We nave already stated
n,,s n.aa ~ E.r'"s Sai "f whoa, r,s " h.r,or Is
and oa,. on which Europe will mainly depend for
the next twelve mon'hs,wll chiefly come from tho
united states ms Is the golden time Tor Amer
,h. .sar snd ,hnx ao.s,so :, " nm " m.
labor with will"
Nor il itfrom the cereal productions of the soil
alone that American farmers may expect to make
ha o.. I'll. s..r." .na o ~ 'C a. no,"re
accou,S ri the dcarness of A,sbmeat /, i. VA,
dearer in france. The nrices RIM fins in psr;s
.-6llst Of heel. AZ cents tho ~ tough rumn
steaks. of cents. inferior beef for ma,kino .',nn
bone included. 90 cents ordinary i inls If yeai
and mutton 2s cent. The nnnnd NV amer;oon
beef and n,rk cnn he sold ;n ENGLAND and Franco
far n,,ss nu.h l., - A. ,han hi. ond ',ra,a, ,h
EogI;sb n.wsnaner, are mso,nn;nv tho f,c, a '"s
giving re,ents how to treat these s.lted nroysions
and cown.rs,;,sI, iow.n r"% ~ s aon..a
ths ana,b. "a .h."s. nS .u;,, W.
Az go. .na sbn,Ss,.. ~ &c. as H. -. a'sI
bsnse ~ Ea.s, s " '"e'' '"A W '"'pPeu
To- tho - . .r..;s,. :, v,., ,o
RAISE the best beef in the world We believe; the
'as' VAC" presenter ny tue fTess may nave espe-