New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
THE CROPS AND THE wEATHgR.

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dishesrtepng intelligence 81 the injury inflicted ON the
WheSt crop by the joint Worm Fly m 4<rss fris
Gsssnc barns from gsniler an from Cgl2eDp-r hit
~ the Counfies Of Madison. Cupepp@r Orange aei an
paharrock the rRvss Of these Insects been grsf
thar 5oco scfes Of lard h. has will
in s loco bushels Of Wheat 10 Rockingham aad laxas
- the Worn Il committing sad havoc and in Ab-msrss
destructive lis that the substitution Of ne
other crop for hist of Whes Is seriously proposed Ia the
pspers Of that county On the south side OF james River,
the complaints 10 relation 20 this mes
rsdous and destructive vi AL the pests 10 viii n the far
eris subecfeo-stll they 81 sufficiently dsc0arsxng
character In our county, We have heard no complaints Of
either the Fly the Worm. but sorry % i thar
in some parts Of the psighbong County Of Buckoghan.
the latter has been doing considerable damage the crop
throughout; the State w We presume ai pretty f belos
an average one. lFLnvhi- Journa
In ysrous places throush the State ainy from tho
newspaper accounts the farmers sueras 10 their
wheat GRIP The greatest complaint is in III shlsnd Musk
ingun Fairfield Miami nsomesy ssd Belm mt Coua-
iiss In these counties the fly IS doing great damage la
many cases the crop will be- entirely destroyed We hear
compsnt from OF our farmers bat we suppose
the Jury will be rning compared with oshsr ocShtaes
Last week We passed through the western Part " our
county and the crops generally looked exceedingly prom
isng The wheat ia most csess looked unusually thnys
and promise Of splendid yield The oats look wsu
and the though not large Is he .hy aud vigorous
The rains during the early part Of the week have quesened
sgrowth and the prospect IS encouraging 80 famine
tw,lB.s,os ~ R.pablscas jena
The farmers in many sections Of Indiana anticipate
very considerable failure of their Wheat crop species
Of bug has devoured the Wheat and farmer from Henry
Court, has informed Tke ciactaAafi Ga:c that hs did
rot expect to realize than to 10 bushels 10 the
from his fields
So Tar as can gather intelligence on the subject ws
should suppo,. that the ny had been oubesors in
sections d Ohio, half dozen Cosntiesl Pesnsylysns
and Mary land levcn less hsn 10 Ohc while In New York
aud New jersey the prospect unu.usly pro nising.
The Cincinnati G0-ene of tn sh says
The reports alluded in last weekly summary Of
injuries done the Wheat crop by the Hessn Fly
been somewhat renghened during the week. which In
connection nth continued hSht receipts Of Flour at this
port has enabled boers TO establish advance in prices
While there be doubt to injuries sustained in
various quarers YET do not believe that the damages
have been general sufficient in the aggregate 10
speculative movements This i the only market that
has As Yet been affected and prices here considerably
above shipping point. and could Of be
tanned should supplies increase As to leave surplus be-
yond the requlr, Rneuis Of home and river trade"
The Nh.a in the Little Miami Valley Is turning yellow,
and about ready for harvest Ii looks well aud pre-
sumo it will he fair yield
Corn is backward for the generally bat appears
10 be aud OF good color, aud with proper wesher
there is time enoug for great Weld We dsds
of splendid Corn tie little Miami bottoms II appears
be At sast days further advau ced the Corn about
Columbus Columbus 90 Journal, June 10.
The recent timely showers in and about city. Of
which had another yesterday VI. ara having most
favorable Effect. Many Of our exchanges, hOwevsr Rom
various sections speak oscouraggy 0f the prospect 81
the crops Tor want Of rain. Ia North Alabama and in
many parts Of Louisiana especially IL this the case In
sbiric,s OF Louisiana. complaints made OF con-
tnued cold and the detrimen 81 cotton cane, And
corn Savannah Daily Georgian, luneg
One Of the finest prospects for Wheat enjoyed by
our farmers in good way be blasted by tbs Hcsan n.y.
Complaints come 20 all quarters the county that
the crop very considerably iured-in localities
almost entirely destroyed Col Mol Statesman, june s.
The wheat harvest does not realize anything better than
was tsartd along back by our farmers The cod dry
weather bss kept back both and cotton, aud the pros
pect Just is far from h4tteiug Crops looked
worse at this season in Pickeus County
tCarrolton (thl Republican Juner
The wheat crop is well spoken Of by exchanges
throughout, the State The season, j 10 true has been
rather for wheat on low IA land in this county,
but as a general thing the fields look promising
FLINT tsfiehl Republican, June O.
Wherever we have Travelled in Indiana aud Oaio the
prospect for the wheat crop not favorable II is every
les injured by the raviges Of the .s,iaa
fly The Mediterranean wheat has ,ped win los jury.
In some places have whsle fields III will yield
the seed There very little old wheat la the country and
TIudi.aapOH. ssntinsl June H.
The crops in this section Of the country. understand
lock we'll and PARTICULARLY win wheat Of which hsrs m
considerable the ground, gives evidence OF abnnd
snt harvest la Crosse )Wis Dem, J No 2.
In our County, we believe AS far We have seen snd
heard, the harvest pr, misses exceedingly we'll aai the
oi that We will have heavy crop Of wheat
and oats The great quantity of ain in the early p1ft Of
the season prevented the planting OR a time hat
since hiss ceased the corn looks usual for ths
OF the year. freepoTt til lJournd, Jans 10.
In our Connecticut Valley a. we'll As thai Of our
neghbors of the IousatOno the Grass crop is uDv.rs Ally
forward and thrifty. while the Gran crops equally
forward asd promise good yield. those of any of
the Immediately preceding Corn and POta0 Ida
begun ing TO exhibit their regularly defined rows snd
many Of the farmers have already commenced h0einx
Vegetation Of ali Kinds has been from 10 Is days earlier
most parts Of the valley the present season. than Wa
last year The profpeci for most kinds If fruit IS favorable
though do not have The promise Of large Yield as
We have sometimss had Many .f the Apple trees have
not tlossomtd At all but such have look we'll Peach
recovering somewhat from the severe winter Of
s5l2 and will bear better than last year Chsrres prom
se abundance, and there si DO very good yield IL
Pears and Plums lSpnogfsld lhichl Repub, Jans II.
Crops Of all kinds promise abundant harvest Toe
thus tar has beena wet and the growth of vhs
and oats has been unprecedented Corn Becas
ssly planted late but far bsvo heard coming
on finely. Grand Rapids Mich Enquirer. June g.
We understand from the farmers Of different parts 81 this
end Moeny Counter that the crops Of the different kinds
bid better for plentiful harvest present .iso
that the fruit crop looked half we'll presat
lWsasessn iiill Gazette, Jsss ia
As yet we have heard complaints frora farmers 10 ihs
section OF our own state On the contrary crops Of al
kinds look WELL and pofatoss which have been
milan to) Free Pres. June II.
The Wheat crop along the line Of the Central Railroad
between this city and Stanton and up the valley as "a. a.
Rock bridge County u In most promising condition
beirg very much injured by the fly and joint worm Ia
Rockbrdge County the prospect promising bat
places the crop very much injured from the sane causes
Several eos Of wheat between here and AlDsmas Coupty
were cut last week. Richmond WAY Wing June H.
From all parts Of the country have accounts Of the
Destruction OF the Wheat crop by the fly Tbsre much
complaint ia this county sidney to) Dem June TO-
The WIOms,nrgh Times has the following interesting
Of pstrSroLal peculiarly Of southern bre
rem the pen Of trsyelDg correspond, who writes
from Aiken, b. 4.
in almost every community IN the South resides an In
oivd9al vhose proie sons employment the hannng for
hire u runaway slaves file keeps ptck of twelve or
fifteen scented bloodhounds, and receiving com
mission, s'srs of in pursuit horseback aceonpsnsd
By his dogs. When these placed trail neither