New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16
From our Correspondents
Al the ftasf.


Al the East.
In RHODE Island there is good promise of everything
bat tatoes Corn growing beautifully and the second
crop Of grass developed by the rains will do much
10 make up Deficiencies OF first crop.
In New Hampshire the hay has generally been secured
good orcer but the crop short having bsen injured
ghe drouth The yield will not be greater than last
ear Ind m looks finely, aud the prospects OF an
hundant crop were never better Potatoes also look
cmisirs and tbey escape the rot the YIELD VIII he
ge The apples almost entirely cut of, by the same
probably Of whose ravsges have had comp .nts
Everywhere. There will be scarcity of winter fruit
NTwIIAvgy Conn Aug Eth potato rot is upon
A. The rain has done its work. Vines pulled up show
Lmy looking rOots-no potatoes. Those that are dug
'ten rot in few hours. The comp INT seems general
At the North.
HavASA,N Y Aug coz winter wheat the average yield
viii be larger than t year and the quality good The price
opening at about H. Several crops of barley have beea
Arashed wi good yields. The buyers tals about 80
nts Since the late rains and potatoes have put on
imore promising appearance.
LookroRr, n Y, Aug 5-Whest generally threshes out
veil : mo is shruuk. The crop above an average OF
EARS Price also higher Potatoes light Corn not heavy
huit failure
But little weevl. One man has raised 700 bushels OF
wheat
SuIIivAv Co N Y. Aug 9-We are HoO6ed with rain
70 much so that farmers cannot cure their hay.
ToRoNTo. e. w, Aug the wheat crop OF Canada
harge Some will yield 40 bushels per The excess
dcr0p calculated at 100000 busl esat any rate It IS
THIS state of Thugs will render it more or less dill 'ut
M farmers TO msntan their live stock, and the tendency
vii be TO raise the present high price OF butchers meat
swell as the produce of the dairy Again, with respect
bay the demand the localities where the yield good
vii be CREST TO supply the horses employed on the rail
mads in process of constitution, or about TO De com
nnced well to supply the wants In localities where
he crop short 60, the whole, the price will be more
han ordinarily high.
With respect to Lower Canada, The Shsrbroak Gq;ef
ay that the crops in the Eastern Townships arr look
mo xtrtr mel we'll
yield. The hay crop has suffered from drouth bat VIII
seiS
An account of the crop in the neghborhood Of Montreal
substantially 10 the same effect
LAKtPokT, Madison Co, n. Y August 6-Oir crops
lon the north shore Of Oneida Lake. fully up the
Nersge except hay which is little short Winter wheat
bgOcd Corn promises well Oats are begnning to rust
which will materially effect their weight Not many cut ~
yet Hsy nearly all in. Pot toes look finely We hsvs
bad awetk and more Of very wet weather. Carrots are
ver 6ne. Y
CHuEoHvuLE. Monroe Co, n Y, August 10, lS53-
Il Is hotter than We have had Il this season. Every
ding is dried 10 a crisp Corn and potatoes sEher very
much for Of rain 50 have only bad three slight
showers since June Is On Suud evening last We had
very severe thunderstorm. which did slight damage In
Byron the lightning struck barn !ast tued With wheat
which siih quantity of bay, was consumed.
Al>dy named Mrs Mitchell TO day fell from the top OF a
load Of furniture and broke her neck
MIDDLETowN n \, Aug l2-rhe thermometer st the
Post Oioe 10 this vsge to day, At IL O'Clock stood a -
degrees in the shade There Is scarcely breath Of air
trlng ana although We have had frequent and coplouS
Showers during the last four weeks the earth is psrched
and suffering for want Of rain All the staple crops
good yield in this County Orsnge far As | lesro.
Complaints # the poiso rot frequent, however aud
Us are entertained that the disease will prove 70 be al
NOS. universal in this vicinity.
Notwithstanding the extreme heat Of the weather there
scarcely ANY sickness common st this OF IN
year, prevailing in our midst Yours truly, J.c.o.
AZ the West.
Wisconsin never has had such year for good crops
since settled Wheat and oats large and heavy
and ccrn tall and healthy. great deal Of hsy has bsen
cut and farmers still busy At that work. They make
oat little use Of straw while here il is worth as mach par
ss' As hay All want say several papers, 20 make
Wisconsin the best State in the Union Is the Maine Law.
lie harvest weather has been deli ghtful
. Limos reports about like Wisconsin. Ia the Rock
er region as general thing ii is conceded the yield Of
WIZ be much larger than that Of any year for the last
we Corn also looks exceedingly well, snd We should
aoge there WAS more planted by oneourth one third
Van 70 any previous year The weather far has been
favorable for vegetation. With the exception Of =
very warm days IN June il has been uniformly tsn9
1s snh Just sufScency Of rain to keep crops healthy
.oo iniy All agree IN proDouncng il ons OF ths most
peoas seasons Tor growth health and comfort that has
zen eIperenoed within the recollection of the oldest
'hhaoiant and the farmers have now before them the