New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

n ~ 10 not Lsy raiu soon you viii - short in "a
CITY for MIX Hay and Sra.n ase generally sooi in 'hu
comfy and farmers have rod fine wesiher to tle
cIoTs.
Seneca Co N. ". July GIVE want two days
( rain. Vegetation is SUFFERING.
C.oac Co I'LL July I'.Our wisat crop IS good and
safe; weather hot and div Corn g,st, bar wants ram
Gfsss not AZ heavy as usual Hands scsrr L'ca''' IN
great numbers have made their appearance N and aD'a
Davenport and Nus, etine.
HsnHrgGoH Pa July l9.-Haryest oV'r-~heat
heht-grass ght-Corn promisingrui,, here and there
little l. that short enough Exactly the tllng--"ish
all Of our correspondents equally teeSraphic.l
SvsqneLoAsG Comfy, Pa July 2o.-rhe ~ea7'l has
doue lie work in tbs county in fields O,her crops
look well Drvuth prevails. Can yoa tel Us any'S'nS
about TIE insect call the weeVH
DR. Harriss Of Cambridge, Mass, in his Treatise IN
Ir.ec,s-one OF the most valuable books in the world 'T
farm ers-tells you all about it. 1t Is the CecdoHyi'
Trh.e You must not believe i;s attacks are ooly tenn
porary; il will probably grow wore snd worse Inc
article : TOO loug to copy. you must buy the book
SLcrIegan, Me- July ls.-The hay crop Is unusually
good and farmers engaged securing IT, We hope
for good harvest
IVIeeltrg July ls-I noticed few miles from here,
company of reapers field of wheat cutting it 10 the old
fashioned way with sckes. Il said TO be too heavy
to cut any other way. | think some OF our Newlork
lhlnltlr Nhuld Win Cldi4t VI lraPiH- "R''N'
The shocks did very close. Other crops look dne
Baltimore Comfy Nd. July eO.-Suferng from drouth.
Corn must have rain perish
Tecpmse (Mich.D July ia few days OF snl.ry
weather have brought rust upon the wheat. This with
wtevi and winter killing, makes crop light.
Pontiac, Mich July 2o.Csn't you send some help
for our harvest The weather is awful hot but farmers
go with heir work. The yield is nearly up yearly
average and will be saved in good order.
Croptord Co., Pa July 2l.-Everg body is cutting
wheat. The crop is pretty good
Poughksepsie IN. " July 2l.rhis county parched
up with drouh truly frishtful and the heat intense
Our pastures dry winter We hope for rain
day. Ii it does not the prospects of grazing
are all blasted The thermometer ranged yesterday from
93o to 1919 al day in cool shades as we have.
Plqlonz, Monmouth Co, n. j. July 23.-rhe grass
hoppers doing good deal Of damage IN this county
Ii Manoapan they eating grass rye oats wheat
den vegetables and rlrubbery. they have destroyed
pastures Our crops have not suffered by thom
drouth much, though this extreme heat is trying.
ONO WHEAr.-Lest year the exports OF that State
upwarc OF 600 bushels. The present eVp
may not equal the last a whole yet has turned out
far better than was expected before harvest
Here extract that will be consong to CauArauguS
and some Other dried up counties.
DuJyque, Iopo, (Herad,) July 22.-The rainy weather
of the past few days have been very detrimental to
'6rtilS, anu Uc luJuIlOue W gram Ni"PS'
NoLr,He. Tenn July ls-NO showers for ten days.
Corn is shooting and needs rain The crop very large
Rociestcr II. " July 3D. The ARericr estimates
the wheat crop Of Monroe County at million OF bushels.
Improved land in the county 100000 acrestoal acres
100 OOO The crop estimated so per cent short Open-
ing piece offered, Farmers refuse. They bad bet
ter bot. 1t must come down.
Botor,o, IN. " July 2i-Farmers are still busy in
harvest fields. Yield fair
Cool And MoIsr--TEe M7rankce Democrat, July 81,
says of the weather:
1t turned suddenly cool about o'clock p. NJ yeser-
day aud continues up the present writing great
deal of rain fell and this forenoon and any
Der sreamts be about the streets colrsng
their the The wheat crop VIII be seriously
dsmaeed the present weather continues much longer
fear that III many instances 1t has already been
baoly injured, especially where it has been cut but not
set ured.
Feeiold, a. j. July 22-Some fields Of potatoes have
been destroyed by green worms on the vines.
SleJy Co.. (Ky) July 2l.-Excessiyely dry and hot.
Hemp short corn suffering for Of rain. Oats are
good wheat not
Lee Ca Iowa. July Cove never had such crops be-
foe Wheat al good and help very scarce. Oats are
very heavy. Corn and everything else remarkably good.
Bekslde Co., lMass.,) July Give are burnt up.
Thermometer 1910 in the shade, and rain Tor month.
Pasture are brown, wlted, POTATOES dried ny.
Tie Chicago Tribune, July -, says;
"STmNG WHEAl BLIGHTED.-We regret to hear that
throughout Northern Illinois and Wisconsin, the recen.
bot weather has extensively bghtcd the crops OF spring
wheat Many fields show nearly third of the hegds OF
the grain in this condition. which Is indie ltel by us
witonCd appearance In Wisconsin, where ne crop was
not so fan advanced az in Illinois, many fields VIII not yield
enough pay the expense OF harvesting The mrs, I'VE
DAYS of this week certainly the most terrible dtys
for heat and oppression have ever eNpenenced Most
Particularly 50 we're Wednesday and tuesday. On these
DAYS the sun appeared 10 have doubled the intensity
and fury his rnys they came down upon US Ike not
blasts flom a fiery furnace.
The CLenangO Coaafy n. " Aers, July 81 says
''CroLs la CLensDgO alley may be sunmed Up thus
and potatoes have looked we'll and BID fair up to the
present tme but begin to feel hc want o. ram ana II inc
present drouh continues long they must he hight Every
thing present is drying up fast
AHegon Co., Mich July ls-New potatoes are offered
at 81 a bushel in town. Ii is very high price lie
weather s good for harvest.
Alton, M July 2l.-We suffering Of the most
severe drouhs ever experienced No rain for months
Dust in the roads six inches deep. Wet ground baked
and cracked open wide enough take in horses foot
The heat il most oppressive. Thermometer near 1902.
Reqding Pa July 22.-The wheat is nearly all in.
OPINIONS very as to crops. Early sown Mediterranean
was not injured by the nudge. Late wheat widowed.
think the crop of the county equal to average one
B,ornsr.ae PA July 2O.-Bernari Daniels grew l55
heads of wheat from grains planted One stool bad
IS and the other 70 strong healthy stalls Then nc can
do the same with thousand grains thousand acres,
by punuing tie same course 1t is high time that I'M
proyements were made in wheat-growinS
Zonesrile Ohio July 2l.-The weather for many dsys
has be en- intensely hot Thermometer standing during iae
dsv from 95o to 1852 Wheat harvest pretty generally
secured Crop good and nearly average ore. OlIs
being harvested Hay in abundance andsecured in prime
condition. Drouth very severe Fall crops must suffer
immensely BY a continuance even for a few days
- Q. c. acELKoY