New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-06
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The Crnns.

OXFORD, \. c. June i0.-'Ihe Wheat crop II
this County aud in Pct, every region from which we have
ssen any notice, hourishng conditions End promises
larger yield than previous crop OF 5e farmer
r,us. make in Wheat what be loses IN Tobacco
CRoPs IL VIRGiNIA.-The Wheat in the Valley
il SAID be wfech-d also in CuPeper and that region
the same Louisa with the exception OF the Green 9Pns
neghborhood where there hne crop5 Nsrr tins cay
III, harves, has partially commenced win fine prospects
Richmond Enquirer
CINCINNATI, June 22-In regard TO the Crops
appears be generally conceded that n kentucky and
the Southern part Ohio Iadans aud Illinois there will De
great deficiency Ia the middle and ,ofiheFn part OF The
st,e States Scioo aud Aiusknsur Valleys there
Is every prospect OF heavy crops
IL The Lebanon Warren Co. o. Star says
owe are uIly satisfied that almost every town'hp IN the
CountY e,e si:h the seesoaable weather from
I'll! harvest the growing Wheat possibly ptoduce
moro than hall The ordinary yield
u The Massion o. Gazette says:-"Wheat
looks well in this vicinity aad tn prospect Is thee S b
il viii be light. Cats lock wei Corn backward
Of he GOODNESS and we,uess of the GraAs IS
abundant"
l. The Piqua o. Register says" The Wheat
present year Along the river 1t looks toera6iy well
bit few miles back the prospects, b. 10 means faiteHs
10 the farmers"
PITTSBURGH, June 22.-I have made particular
inquiry TO the growing crops through my whole route as
q
much short,
Travelled some distance with very intelligent farmer Of
this Stat, his from through very con-
siderable portion Of Indiana and Illinois HIS Tepo! Of f
CO di;ion Of the growing crops somewhat ia'ofaers
ticuiary Northern Illinois Ia seine sections The
WHEAT vas considerably wnt.killed--5u The deficiency
h. thinks will be more Than made mp by the large iTos o.
summer Wheat which, consequence have Oeen Pu' M
The Corn also he represents as oeing lar more promising
than ia this region
RopyEy. Miss June III am sorry to say
thu, the D.osrec Of planters gloomy and DIS
couroging For The last twelve hours II has been raining N
torrents and plantations that are protected ty ie'es are
e.ed with and the continues to rise al
the r. Of half an twenty Jour hours have 10
heait4ion saying that than 5000 bales o! cGttGn
have been lost by tie overflow he crops or me hiS
both Corn and Cotton looked more promising
CRops IN -Northumbertand.-
The Mlltoniaa 0. the 23d ult that, II the farmers IN
that of ;he country realize half crop on s ave:ae
will be much bargain The Hay harvest promises
Nonroe-The Democrat, Of stroudsburg anticipates
plentiful harvest that County, though late one one
Somerset.-The Herald says the Rye aud Whea; crops
but little injured by the frost IN that County t'o"5
| the fruit mostly DESTROYED
Montgomsry-Thc Editor of the Free Press speaks Of
ryes,slks seven feet eight inches tall The crops OF the
| County generally !ook well.
tutieT-Th- Butler Democrat of the 2ls u says =
The prospects for good crops as favorable IN t!s
County presen, year, they have ever been at ms e
LyeomingTbe Gazette says there will not be more than
| hall an average crop
~ The Frederick (Md.) Examiner says the
weather in that region has attery been proptcus to The
growing crops The Wheat harvest will be later than usual
G-y' The Hagcrstown rorch-Light says that
the WHEAT Washington County, besides the ravages oil
the fly, i.very much affected by smut.
" We continue to receive from every part O!
tie State the favorable and cheering accounts OF the
Wheat crop There every believe that II VIII
Ear exceed th, of any preceding year Michigan destined
il! es years 10 BE- The wealthy and independent OF
any Of the Western States Detroit ADV
u The Farmers, whose Wheat ready for
the sickle the beginning Of the present week have had
6ne 70. harvesting The report from all the neiei-
boring Counes most cheering 10 theProspects of the
Wheat crop In Elizabeth City the yield viii be greater
than known. IL saved IN good condition, the
Wheat crop this lower country the present year will sur
pass all precedent The Com too looks uncommonly we'll
and is growing rapidly. Norfolk Herald.
G5' The Tippccanoc Qndanal Journal of June
22J says We took ride mile, Into the country,
the other day aud found the crops looking much better Than
expected III naoy places the Wheat crop VIII be light
hut taking the County together Of opinion there will
much harvested this year there last and proba
oily We heard gentleman, who is generally vel! in-
matters say few days ago that there
10 900 bushels Of old Wheat for sale within 90 miles of La
ieyette"