Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25
COMMERCIAL.
The Crops cKNewXork-TEe General Har-
vest-ExPOrt, Prices, &c.

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Tho period hes arrived for forming tOieaby correct judg
nent respecting the crops in this section o. the unOn and
time 70 time presented such information Cleaned from
exchanges ami correspondence afforded the
condition Of the growing grain and grass Recent observation
information from other parts u The State enable SPEAK
with much confidence upon the productions Of New York3o
email itsm the reader will admit in the aggregate for the
Union Throughout the State perhaps he Hudson
river counties there have been abundant rains and the yeure
perfectly iuxuriant and delightful We have the
Mohawk valley look more eharmg pSosperoas, while Wes
tern New York seems to present an saling Us paint
days, when its farmers atter themselves that they
possession Of the garden Of world Indeed the ride from the
Hudson to the Lakes is just pleasure seldom enjoyed over
abundant rains have laid the dust efcuay Central Road
is in perfect condition. the on the Express train are ali
fall crops everywhere ne the atmosphere aiubrous
anybody knows attractive route or country, would
be puOc benefit make known forthwith But our business
now is with the crops.
Western New York many acres Of wheat than for
past Ths good for the last gear or two on the
limited soTn have indeed large efforts the part Of far
mers, until have BREADTH and hppy TO
earlier than usual in rood cond ton but little wheat
in the ceDa and eastern counties but What there will turn
WE'LL will spring wheat also, no mortunes bef
before harvest The rye the eastern counties being har
vested, and viii afford fair yield Oas and potatoes LOOK YELL
generally very Corn is backward but not unpromising
the meadow give promise Of mddng crop-not moreo
hay This due not to any 81 me present
roots The pastures generally throughout the State have thus
been good aOrang to darynen ano gs % enco9rage
subject which alluded few days ago. mas thus lar been
very ABUNDANT weather should not be dry in tbs
mander Of the season we shall produce in New York. which
the greatest dairy district this country sn excess oVerour hh
eFto most favorable seasons
oversight Of an All power, that precisely favored
with extraordinary foreign demand for some OF our leading
cles OF production the ability TO mee ~ Is ~ ztraor
binary crops For instance the exports Of butter and
had been unusually LARGE and first
impressions prices rule in
satisfied that the supply will fully correspond with the
demand that while the OF foreign customers
will give market full prices there will be scarcity of
the products dairy and famine prices So Of
su Of which the crop this must exceed all former example
AID fair moderate rates bring return most
alive to the producer Had the foreign demand OF which
weekly statistics furnish ndubable evidence, sprung up,
should have crops which would scarcely Tor the gathering
under the stimulus of demand in Engand-izrgey
supplied, however by Continental Europehere Will be
let for surplus tremunerang but rather moderate prices
This will induce ts the seabosrd, this 2uumn
furnish business transportation Ines
anticipate prosperous for the and railways
tween the seaboard and the ganarss OF the great West
Of full crops this time is not only blessing to the
producer but to the country large After Of short
sections country gensra depression
the unexampd prosperity both in
the products OF the SOIL and NOV demand them
in other countries These interest the public
much as the farmer and planter since they to promote that
however ortunaend in this think sensible and rejecting
farmers will with ushat large crops aud high prices do
not upon at the time. We want not much
pound busel liberal yield reay
products blessings been
vouchafd US, and likely be continued the present
year.
New Orleans Coffee Market, July 81.
There good demand for Coffee during the past week.
and with small stock left the prices have ad
vAnced @LP The sales Of the have embraced about
900 bags range for extremes. including
day 81 and 100 at I5c b. We ordinary at
l3k9l3c fair at I4c good fair at l44<c, and prime at
I5c.
further cargoes arrived from Ro and the imports since
the LIST Of September remains at bags against 9e3 to
the same time last year.
The hand this evening is 44 agains. 40
the time last year