New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

M.mphis Tenn. July I've have fair prospect Tor
wheat and great expectations Of good corn crop.
Coiumtus, (Ohio,) July s-Our farmers are now n 'ae
midst OF glorious harvest Despite the croakeF' a W
hule ,,,,o,c yerr" VIC shall have abundant whea'
crop in this county. The corn crop promises "e' VIZ
Las. two weeks has brought It out nooiy'
Or,.o,, co fNYD July Sd think the weevh ha'
IN, off ooe.,brd the wheat in this county some siy one
hall. .. q.
oo- =; this county. The constant rains have pat 'he
cotton badly in the gras
Dcr-, Dell July The yield per acre this yea' IS
r.od a. last but wo shall have more wheat. II is
n-et,v much harvested safe Corn good n hen' 'n'
rus. affects some fields of wheat badly
p,,noyh TO- ! July 7.-Nowithstandng have ali
h, the wheat entirely ruined, there will be about one
.u,rc, Comfy. Mich July e-I believe the wheis
cr,n Of this County is larger than ever before Haylns
w;Ii be late. but grass and oats look well. We have
good prospect Of peaches
Loetpo,t. a. Y - July s.-There is scarcely field in
.h;s Coun,y but whs; is injured by the weevil.
Roc,n< Wis., July 6.-We shall get nearly twice as
much wheat this year last. II is already nearly ripe
enough TO cut
InderenSenee (Mo.) July 1.-0ur whea. is harvested
and the yield IN average Hemp excellent oats and
beans good corn always The weather hot and sutry
ProHsJurgA, N. Y, July 7, ls5i.-In this locality,
embracing parts of Steuben, Ontario, Yates and Living
ston Counties we are suffering pnching drOuth. In'
decd in some places the dust has scarcely been laid since
the snrine rains Pastures, consequently, dry and
marched and meadows not furnishing onehaf their
accustomed yield. The winter very wheat
ard hundreds Of acres powed under, hundreds
moro should have been. The drouh and weevi follow
ing make the prospect sad indeed. doubt il the yield
rer acre on all last fall, be one-thrd average
No amount OF rain hereafter make the spring crops
otherwise than light corn which looks better than
anything else but for which this section is not celebrated
Poor shortened crops and barren pastures and burned
woodlands a sorry sight AS specimen OF the Tar
mers prospects, will mention field of twenty acres OF
whoa. was sown with clover and plaster in the spring sub
seauently plowed under and sOwed with barley which
failed from drowth and is being fallowed. To SOW
turnips buckwheat &C., will hardly avail anything, as
such will not gerninae before rain, Of which there Is
no present prospect. Moreover the is far ad
vanced at best and farmers evidently done up
for the year Of grace 1854.
Chesterfield Fulton county o., July 3.-The prospects
for corn and other spring crops very favorable The
wheat crop will be almost failure The winter was very
hard vet favorable weather brought forward remark
ably unit. some ten days since the wcey has been dis
covered doing serious injury and it thought by farmers
that they will realize their seed There is fair pros
pect for fruit Although it not the year for peaches thero
Somerset, Niagara Co., IN. W June 29.-Whest here
is the main dependence Of the farmers; during the past
few days much excitement has existed among farmes
ing TO the fact of the discovery that the wecv is likely to
ruin the CROP The ravage which this insect is likely to
commit s varousy estimated. Few who have examined
closely think that oneourth Of crop will be harvested
Some estimates are still lower. Grass is universally good.
Corn backward, and suffering for want of rain.
LcrisJurg, Pa, July THE farmers of our section
have commenced cutting their wheat. which, although
slightly injured by the fly, will yield more than aver
age crop. Weather fine and dry-grass in Abundance
corn doing well-fru thriving promise Of good yield
Of peaches and apples. Our county has been COM
petely drained of grain and -four, that of prnc
pal merchants informed me sometime since that ut tho
present prices here would pay wdl to rehp them from
Philadelphia.
BrT1IR REPORTS ABOUT TIE WHEAT CROP.A gen.
tleman from Rush informs that he has just passed
through the towns OF Rush. Avon Caledonia York, and
part Of Wheatand and he believes the wheat crop will be
excellent. These towns among the best wheat sec
tons in Western NewYork and rejoced to hear
this account of their prospects for good crop.
Rochester Democrat lth.