With one more rain, tho crrn crop, in the
opinion of the farmers, will be placed be
yond dancer, and tho yield be ono of the
largct ever known. Corn never looked
belter generally than it docs at present.
wncnt, rje, nnil Uny nre principally nil
housed, ImUi in thi State and New Jer
sey. The crop of potatoes, which in
value is next to grain, Was never more
abundant, and are already in market at 20
to 25 cents per bushel, and wilr, probably.
before the whole crop is gathered, be solJ
as low as 12 to 15 cents a bushel.
Maryland. The Frederick Herald.
speaking of the crops, says thai snclt
crops ol wheat, rye, and oats at the pres
ent, were probably never before raised ia
that county.
iubanut. All accounts front the inte
rior represent the crops as unusually
promising. The wheat crop much ex
ceeds an avenge, nnd that of corn will be
prodtgioup. 1 lie cotton, so far, presents
a fine appearance.
South Carolina. The Mercury sajs:
"The crops bid fair to be large this sea
son. The cotton in our swamp planta
tions is very line, and the corn will yield
abundantly."
Canada. The crops look well. Only
in the neighborhood of St. Catharines and
two or throe other places, do we have
mention made of damage lo the wheat by
rust. Hay is hardly to be disposed of at
$C a inn.
OA to Tho crops in this state are rep
resented as being abundant. Wheat at
Zanesviile, at latest dates, was selling at
GO cents per bushel llour 01 per barrel,
for specie paying paper. On the Ohio
Canal wheat is worth 05 els. The millers
! at lioscoe and Coshocton pay the same.
