New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
THE NEITHER IND THE CROPS.

Ner.york. FRIDAY June 3o.-Another blessed sh'ge1
lor several hours this morning giving rs bslmy snos
rkero the e1reme heat of the last few daa having PFC
viou.ly cooled down to xodora;ion last eveaing
SoScu Co.. y. Y, June 2s.-Fsrmers are now bay
harvesting and tine prospect OF abundance = good Labor
il scarce end very high. Why don't some Of your starv-
Jug Thousands in the City 60 20 tie country and earn
money and preserve health Corn and gas are both
good
Mount Holly, y. ! June 2s.-Ar AROUND 80 me
moving machine. 2, work, quite supersecng the sythc
II It we're not for machines farmers coald no: their
crops, hands are scarce.
SeEeco Co.. Y. T.. June @s-Whesi Light IN spots, bal
weather favorable Rain and weather makes every
thing grow Gress injured By drcuth but is inprov-
ing now Fru: promises vel. We shan have abundance
DESTRUCTION OF WHEAT By TIE RID wEETIL.
Toe5o, Ohio-A correspondent Of TIE Bia@e, writing
from Rcisnd O.. June 60 ssys: The wheat locke well
but the red weevil is destroying whole fields Not one
grain good. One fifty acre field won make the
seed Many preparing to plow aud so" then wheat
fields TO Buckwheat Oilers are about To- and cure
the sane es hey for fodder which considering the state
Of things is the wiser The spring wheat looks
well but Ike the winter wheat will be Pcrec: failure
Soadssky June 27.-Reports are in from all directions
that the red veevi the wheat mage, has made clear
sweep Of the wheat in some townships Florence and Yer
million, Erie County, very unfortunate. II Is all
destroyed.
Nuncy Pa June 2s.--Ihe wheat mi lge great pet
OF the farm has come upca u.s. sweeping away the bright
uropecs Of 80 bushels az with bias. OF srocco.
Almost every grain fu-some of them twelve in
sao;s Immense tracts will no: give back the seed. Farm
ers are preparing TO great crops Of buckghea
Gloscor, No. June 24.-Our wheat and hemp mas been
much injured lately by heavy wind and rain. Corn has
loon badly washed. In places the wheat, almost
ready to cut hos been entiioy pros;ra;ed.
Ciorle Co., O., June 2s.-Csn't you sent US some
hands TO help out our wheat if the red weeyil leaves any
worth cutting Tie Mediterranean wheat this year. Is no;
proof ans tbs pest many fields quite ruined Oats
and qras are good. Corn is back ward. Laborers are
very scarce end wages CHER than ever before. Wool p
10 IS cents and holders unwilling TO sell Flour selling
here at SO per bb 80 cents oats 80 cents hay,
6 per iun butter TO 10 GEMS per pound eggs, cents
and beef q to3l
Ch,coco June 27-Our prospects of good wheat crops
continue be encouraging particularly in Wisconsin
Apple too will be very abundant in that State.
U1ne1ester Va, june 2s.-We are now in the midst OF
ierves Rains have kept out of the fields OF early
wheat unit, il is ripe.
Columbus Mis-, June 2l.-Thorc is more whea, IN q
o OF the northern Counties OF this State than ever before
crown in the whole Stale. Some of tho crops arc excel
lent.
Colp,aJns, Geo. June 25.-Generaliy speaking our
com in this State and the other side OF the Chat
tshooche is very irregular in its growth, and cotton IL
small and backward. Wheat and oats not good.
Late rains have brought the grass forward beyond the
power of the planters TO keep down.
l.oateomcry To. (N. " June eve were suffering
with iouth but the rains last week have changed the ap
pearance of hngs and every thing looks promising