Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21
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CANANDAIGuA, N. Y. July I've
are glad TO learn that the crops in this
county, LOntariol are not as unpromising
as We supposed last week. Although
many fields of wheat will fail entirely, aud
others promise but half the usual crop,
yet we learn there are many fields looking
well. The quantity raised in this county
this season, will fall considerably short of
the average crops. Corn. oats, barley
and potatoes have greatly improved since
the late rains, and promise well. -.
Troy, n. Y. July 9.-The country
in this vicinity has been refreshed with
showers of daily occurrence for the past
week, and every species Of vegetation is
in highly fourishing condition.
Newark, n. J. July 9.-I,he crops
give fair promise in this portion of New
Jersey. The meadows have yielded an
abundant harvest of hay, and the corn and
potatoes appear, in numerous instances
that we had occasion to notice yesterday,
to have recovered their wonted ~vigor IN
der the kindly influences of a favoring
sun and refreshing showers. We noticed
also numerous rich fields of the smaller
grains. The Monmouth Inquirer also as
sures US, from observations made, in that
county, and in Mercer, Middiesex, and
Burlington counties, that the prospect oil
/ the husbaudman in that quarter is datteT-
ling. The wintcr grain will be an aver
age yieId--and the summer crops look
remarkably we'll. The peach, however,
will be light.
NORFOLK, Va. July 1.-The season
has been as favorable as could be- desired
for the growth of the corn crop, which
every where looks remarkably promising
| The dry weather has also favored the
! wheat harvest the rains which have fall
{ len since the cutting commenced not be
ing sufficient to retafa the progress o. bar
vesting or to DO tie slightest injury to th'
grain. "
1 LEBANON, Pa. July THE whea
fields have assumed an improved appear
, ance in this neighborhood, the farmer
{ can now confidently anticipate tolerabt
!, tyield. The rye fields look exceedingl
wei. Some of cur farmers have com
} Imenced cutting their rye. The cats loo
very promising.
PHILADELPHIA. July 8.-We are ii
, formed that the crops in Philadelphi
county aud the counties adjoining wer
E never more promising.
!, BALTIMORE, July I've have yer
! unfav6rable accounts from Calvert coun
r ty, Nd, relative to the tobacco crop
+. there had been but little rain for tw
E months. aud bat few Of the planters ha
succeeded in setting out many OF thei
plants.
I CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 2.-Cor
stretches up about these days like III
Gourd of Jonah - for such warm show
ers as have moisteaed the fructifying DO;
ON Of mother earth the past week, stal
: vegetation like hot bed They are mo-
!, opportune to the farmers crops of ever
/: kind, which we are happy to say promis
good yields in the lake country CLeart
J, land Herald.
CINcIsNATI, Ohio. July Sin tn
9 northern parts of Ohio, Michigan and II
I diana, the wheat crops are fine; and W
J think that, in these states generally, tn
: wheat harvest will be abundant.
q EVANSVILLE, Iad. June 30-The whei
crops on the Wabash above that place, al
= nearly all harvested, and were never I'll
k err. In other parts Of the state the croI
W are not SO good. and corn and tabacco ha
IS suffered much from the cut worm.
f. New ORLEANS, July The Red Ri
Of er Wing says-We were informed
id some; gentlemen from Bayou Beuf To
i week. that the bali-worns had made lis q
e, pearance in their cotton fields. and had a
READY done considerable damage. hides
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