The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-22

The winchester pfyrfnian of the 10th inst saws -
heavy. gentleman from Jefferson, where the crop IL
also very heavy, passed through large farm below
Berryvile ON last "Wednesday, where he had the
pleasure OF beholdipg ten Graders and a reaping
chine at work In luxursnt geld Of wheat containing
40 acres.
The Jacksonville (Pio) News speaks Of copious rains
In the northern part OF FLORIDA which so much
needed that the editor thinks they wll save to the
people of that section At least halt million Of dollars
The News slso records The receipt Of t~o cotton stalks
grown near Jacksonville each OF which measures
nearly SIX feet. The balls are already beginning TO
form.
The Cincinnati Gareiie, Of the 18Th inst, says
There can hardly be doubt, any longer, that the
wheat crop OF the West for the present year will be
the largest raised within the past days,
section Of the Union, and While sone OF then speak
Of less than an average yield in any locality many say
the crop In particular districts viii be Of full average
size, while not few speak OF considerable sections
wherein viii be gnrnered much more than the usual
ayersse. And not only is the crop large one-it is
ally ss round plump and heavy In one or two locs-
ities little rust has been spoken Of but u appeared
late and vas confined TO the straw aud nowhere have
We seen any mention made Of sick wheat.
The Baltimore .amsrican. Of the 1eth inst, says:
The wheat crop Of the eastern shore OF Maryland,
rrgret to believe will not furnish the absndant yel
which vas promised some weeks since. The injury
the crop by the 6y" aud rust has proved far more
extensive and serious than at hrst supposed and
the general result n less than average yield To-
cludns much that IL Of ordinary quality Such the
tenor Of the informston from various points In that
section OF the state. The corn crop nov promises
veil, but rain is much wanted.
The Rochester ~ " .4nevican, OF the 18th instant
says-ln some locations In this county wheat cutting
commenced ~ early Friday last the 4th inst, and
In verD many places yesterday The crop has not bcen
90 generally good for sin years past aud IL may be
doubted whether Monroe county before produced
| 80 great yield John PARK. Of Gates, showed us,
yesterday, Hutchinson and soule wheat, which, for
plumpness sBd brightness Of kernels We have never
seen exc,lled. These specimens we're harvested on
saturday u,t twenty sig days after the hrss appear
| ance OF the heads.
The Morfistown IN. ~ Banner, Of the 10th inst,
-sya" The very dry spell which pervsded this SC.
tion Of the county for shout too weeks past has at
length given way TO refreshing Showers The wheat in
| various parts 81 the county struck With rust
While rpeAing, and, In macy instances. viii hardly
average half crop The fact IL we'll worth especial
attention to farmers thst while the Mediterranean
wheat has entirely escaped all the other kinds nave
| been affected by the rust The oat crop seems 70
have suffered some from tho dry weather. While the
| corn. which very backward, has grown rapidly
| and promises good crop
the Concorda C.s) Fnteuisencer, Of the 9th inst,
sayss1he prospect OF the cotton crop Ia y0ncordis
sud rensss parishes rather 10 those portions that
have not been injured BY the water 10 In ne way Hat
l tsring The cut worm. we're told yesterdy oy an
experienced planter In the lover part Of our parish
has made its appearance and has already d'ne snd
| 10 doing much damage The abundance Of vet YES
Their % late has covered the cotton aud cora neds
With grss., snd entirely prevented plcashnt rhoss
vho have had long xp.rienoen cutvsttnt cotor $40
wboee opinion s entitled ~ ueh respect ssts inst
under the most favorable rices pickps must com
mence at least mopth later than ususl set will
require and f. IN all respects similar 70 1880
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