Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25

1Tae sH-c 0: cessation Of trade 30 0sfI-sd and 20
i'm 1Ofaag a. this IL s The money MARIE, i 'SEI
delicate ard slight d,E,eucy ia ,se l-aser Of good
bls vii cause ,eh5 s;o1 in :1e rates o. LOMBARD
street
.oreo.ef, tao safe cf America inevitably and ns'u-
rally produces A vague Encouragement. largo new
forss introduced MO Commercial Affairs tie coose-
cls1ess Of which cannot be good LOUgh canEci =,
sure Of WA. ra,urs they viii b.. Commercial are
uicsrtaD and Of bg,nss u1c Ttalnty q but
diff ref naUe &c. Gssgds AMI nac.ion. Many, too,
s.o scf AN heavy loses 10 meet 10 COEseqltuee Of the
American re1e' o. Toe hOuses Ci New York very
nAay OF them stAte no. uutSli 20 the old world
sl,hough Ihey have coined ans atlantic fer it
Thew are I'm exgsnsion-iG pia.u E1gish they do not
nav because they rot paid their Just deb by the
s..sh. We feel the eBsot Of this much already and
slu Eel il still IL "a aaura that there should Oe
no soscualon when legitimate trade Is tshe-ren-
81 by large losses
Oi crops, the sszas journal says:
4 re.-ou-bly cOrrcc. estimate Tsay now De made Of
lie AGRICULTURAL products Of the prvssnt year The
49,, i,ee March las been II many respects favorable
aed even wbe1 DOT Immediately beneficial 70 zoe crossing
c the weather has been such served to correct
m ..s Of tie And lrou iae excessive supsrAbuGdAnee
~ moisture which bad fallen upon curing the preyioa,
sgbteen months. Dsy aud cold WtaihsI IN APrii aho
NJ, hss been su,cesoed by very boz sunshiae during
ne AID until the 21:h there vas bu. httie rain Sirc'
o. 2l,b lure We have bad very heavy seoSsss snd sew
ssl spsils Of continuous ran.
Tais ia, retarded haymakrg, and prevented many
farmers from commencing 70 cur tfeH sr@s' ou' :, %
b.sn bgfly beneficial The grain eroPs and VII c.
s,nstbISg 10 tbisksu the hay crops on meadow l'no
vhi,h aye We. uncal The eOyers aud Otner @runeis
r,s.s. are generally be y crop; on; the meau'ns 81
no. p-odqce much more than bali the quanutlrs sfoN
Is year Toe grtEng pastures also have oeen hisnei
soshat bare and have not sprung up alter me oi's
The stock as Is usull In truth all stror soils were !
saturated aud bound down from the locgeoatnusd Ne
th,t r,aured eonsde rNbls period OF dry weather an
nnsb sunshine 10 res them u healthy eonditior-
Tbis ne hope. las nov been Effected and the reoen
.howe,y weaiher seems TO be prOduoirga large great
81 ,r,ss on the pastures carrying i've stock I0e A.
iss grazing especially cattle, are aiso DOSING tsi
ma sn a., IN. uhoe We believe that the breeder
e,eders OF stock whose main rsliapee g gtAs an
- 80, a. compliin-oniy Ola snort esp OF ray oo'
$50. sninportaDt QuAl Eeaton- Toe aiser graz To-
te'ssN Sa.-s 20 be abundant and good d. Al o, ~
s,ff n-ohably be made from gfass land lea sAiiy
ION. and IN this way fair STOCK OIL ~insE P''''
ar may DO obtained go,
,zr;,b regard IL roOs eroTs, mArgolt Eui@sl Gas '
~. Generosity than reeoleet fJr some year, pas.
e.s n,in'y arisen from she roogh state OF 'he A'
fmS "a ,sros 10 which the souiog was nee ssaf'
INC - and the losg continuance Of dry weather.
Rts.s however are more promising aud many ne s,
1slr,,oId have been wholly or partially reso"h W
o. msh $50 40 tha, upoa the whole We hepe TIE
's ,,,;,ostsly be no great dsSeieuey OF roots
vin - -. wbss. erao cannot give vety eooa
s,-,.1 ~ SsosrAIy lan, Aas, Ist tAs ye
eS-Hs sf,a~ be ~ large possible. the crop "
fron ~ fuli one. The growth Of wheat pan! "a
se.leo been very favorable, the color Is reni-rH
hls tho late rains VIII give e aeSoeo -
gooV Sih sovn Is comparatively sliai ana > go
foe go sovn was Gown on laRd IN iosi STATE
ORA 80 vl rot generally be good iro@ Glsne-s
ss-nr ,,sc,0h the growing plants are very tnr'les
piApp vssld wsn OF barley and oats, lar oes'fl
prom si,su. both being full Of pant and % ana