New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS
IT,. w..,s.- and the Crop. North.


nov gen.-.I .h,, animals were sacrificed last au
y such numbers On .ccoun: Of scarcity OF Hay-thA'
enough are 10, in the country 10 e; up the grass WI"
ziers have sde sort. obtain store cattle Sna ooeep
from the West but the high price OF butchers Meals ~
City this spring hs. kept tn. price o. lesn C'7 80 HsH
that that they could their way clear 10 paFc Ase
The large crop Of Hay and good prospect Of oher CROP
viii seep uo the prce OF stock next AL throughout ~ NV
region 90 ntguous 70 Nev.Iork.
Wetteru Growers will do well 10 note this fact and send
their surplus for~Ard in time ,r the fall feed here No
thing but TIE drosh will prevent then RON
realizing handsome preft particularly on horned Os'ue-
The Camden W,,f J-r.eyn'ar, June %, says
The hest Is excessive snd Ia. caused several Deans
The late oopous rams are favorable 70 crops rns sweet
potatoes on b se snor- section Of New Jersey badly
Injured by snail fy The prospect no l., that 'her-~in
Lot be enough raised for seed next year
s,5sxberrTs-Sizie,A 10 the pound, are chronicled A.
the growth Of Springfield Mas.
Iirsihia AJfss rip- from the tree are announcer Al
New Haven This rather ahead Of the Jersey Harvest
Appe.
EarlV Pea, IN Haire-The Editor Of the AHHe F6r
uer IN b. paper OF Jane 80, e1uls hne mess Of
green peas rel hlec grown from seed planted April ly
which WELDED full pods June ls There IS difference Ia
Litude -, other thog- He also talks OF rhubTo'
j. pab stalks I niche. circumference, with leaves ."
by 80 inches across
NV APyIr Tar EsErr has made It. appearance
Il IL
striped with sreeuish white and dark stripes When
AIRED ,h.y ppm down and hang by fine thread They
move .bui by rapid crsalng They eat leaves buds snd
fruit Unfortunately They unlike the csnker worm
or sny other knosn TO the oldest inhsbit'nt.
Tie latter wcrm has done great deal OF damage this
,erin Connecticut and Massachusetts,. In recent trip
tb,ourh uertous Of these States apple rees
that looked IS brow though killed by Ere. They also
attacked many other tree srticui.rly elns
GRis. - RnoDs I.L.>D.-TAe Pariae set Ga;eft says
the crop Is u-ususiy heavy and forward by jury inc
crop viii be mostly secured.
GLlss MAIZE, the Bangor papers say vii. not eI
c,d the crop of last year .ndnS the cary pro
MIR. This is owing TO the great drouth.
Axap,HAGss STAIN lA-ly exhibited at the Horti,utu'
raj Society Rooms Boston, ws- l6 inches long lncn's
hrond and near half inch thick rously rs shaped
,no the growth OF two days.
los. Island Csop. OF late MEDITERRANEAN Wheat has
heer sovu largely on the IaDd This variety IS well liked
hy farmers % account OF its hardness IL yields we'll
both of straw and grain Mlers do not like 1t as well as
some other varieties bee the skin Is thick aud hard ma
ling good deal Of bran and not white flour several
varieties Th- weld this year will be large As in fact
will Of everything else sill well cultivated Long Island
farms. Great benefits have been derived from Guano.
II is calculated by some inelge farmers, whom have
cov,r,4d nth that the loss the farmers will not be less
than hundred housar dollars. arising from their inability
o .btsin supply of Gusno this in time for spring
crcps.
there will be one # the largest Hay crops secured
OIL the Island. Moving machines are 10 great demand
Those Of ketchun patent are generally peterred-per-
Lap, because best known Hussey aud NANNY are also
ID use Farmers like Hussey's machines because they
can b. converted At pleasure from reaper to mower.
Horse rake. IRE in universal Farmers cannot do with
ont them Reyolyir rakes most in use. The wire
,Irrs rake mounted on wheels Is much approved OF by
all WHO lsve useo them that we have csnyrFsed with IL
xod be ain ot III pos IDLE tor farmers % secure the large
eros Of grass nov commonly grown without the use "a
he. machines There il not the least difficulty about
th.lr u.e upon ely common moving ground We know
OH. farmer Who owns "A very billy, rocky firm IN Yves
C.ter oui ~ no NJ g. moving machine with entire
ucc.ss There is difficulty in cutting lodged grs aud
II spreads drying perfectly IL is estimated that one
machine will cut fact as ten or twelve scyhes. Ii is
hard work ter pair hor,es and they shoud be changed
ofteu, ,rking four alternately
Corn On tho leland looks better than has for sever,
YEAR.
Potatoes promise we'll The crop coming
into market ~ great abundance We cannot say what the
,stuer c,t. tut We know We have To pay - bushel
sup 81, however. that about one half goes T. the
Luckler Il retailer market mAD OF the rst VI
thc boldes who go beSeen the producer and consumer
straw berries we're never produced in greater abundance
than ilf, year or Of higher flavor.
Cherries are very profitable crop They are retaled
in this city at 10 cents apound-doube tn price of raj
slI..
1t, expected that Apples will be fair crop this year
though Lot as abundant as some years.
PLtiadeIphiq Juiy New wheat and new hay begins
70 arrive pretty freely Aers usually bid high for des
arrivals OF wheat to grind for the ret il trade in the city
20 that prices you may quoted price currents
poicauous OF what will be the ruling price Hay will be
abundant and cheap.
Boston, July 2-Thermomeer near 100, has been a com
Oh thing the sst fortnight aud little ran for month the
sky unelouded and winds dry We have showers but
Gust Grass which looked promising for pasture and
hay Is falling Corn hiss not yet begun 20 suffer materially
Potatoes will be light unless have coplous rains
small grain looks better than could be expected except
some late sown The grasshoppers and other insect tribes
are in their glory
Ue.flAesEr County n y. July 2.-The best Of our far
mers are well advanced in their haying The crop Is
much better than last year that every body wishes they
had more stock few cattle have been bought in the
New ork beef market for grazing They are generally
ted too high for that purpose Other crops are looking
very we'll Potatoes have not promised better for many
year. This month and mex, will tell the story for
There will be good ooP Of spples Gardens have saf
fered some with drowth.
Tl,Rsr.Ae AHesAany Co, " Y, June Wheat will
be- great Lcrop-heayier than any previous year ii it
Weld. as well TO the threshing machine indicates
Corn bios fair grass never better great deal Of
butter and cheese will be made. Potatoes look they
The fanily-neyer were guilty Of the rot
The SEeca Ukie says wheat will De than an av.
srsge crop. The weevi have injured some crops
The Weather and the Crops south.
From cur Cosmopolitan
GeorRtf0rH 5. T., June - This Is district where
Rice : extensively grown Some OF the lower plantations