The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

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cover. and thst many persona p3oughsd up shdr
Sctson q that time and planted corn in IL stsad.
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" many nov 1upfose It possibly can Be-.
~ Tar We here had one Of the wsrmAet saur
NJ within the fecollectaon Of the oldest inhahl-
tanI" But We Notice that II has been worry geasral
posed TO Hni fault. but rather to feel shsukai t6st
We have been enabled to withstand the beet aAd
enjoy good health Txomasvlk Watchman.
The Auburn Gazette Of the 7th inst has the ri.
tcn 4 Macon and Russs soanss and has Ssss
no ose complain Of bed csoqH In some places raia
is very much needed, but ahout here we have had
fine blowers Corn and cotton on some Of our farms
would be considered good some three weeks hence
q large Geld Of cotton sseraging over knse high
az well fruited. In Russell county Last wcek N
asked genfk man about biz wheat crops- BE tok
IA be had not bought any Hour for ten ycars-hs
be hS no s Go r Rising = s much :: b w
II we have reasonable seasons nom this time fortt
there need be no fear that plenty Of CORN and Gotta
will b made % t-s1A fes ae
TIE Biepynle Ont. Lebanon) Times, of the III
says:-It has now been about three weeks slnce q
showers ceased; and breaking or 20 suddenly, sfse
50 much rain, the corn ersps arc beginning to q
very rapidly on the uplands. During She last 10,
DAYS. however. refreshing saows ;,; nsys nale.
they become general A few showere new woul
insure fair, though not q fuH, crop Of corn. Os
ton Il doing better, but Is small and backward 60,
orally Our peach crop y good, and already son
bsps, In the world can excel North louisiana lat
PRODUCTION Of peaches a. to size, beauty aud fave
whore the best sorts aye properly cultivated.
FLORIDA. tsia.s
Our recent visit TO Madison, where We met genA
men from various parts Of the STATE, furnished
opportunity for Learning sometime relative to ii
geneAl prospect Of the crops In Florida, OF who
we awaited ourself We heard but one expression
he subject: The crops everywhere are represente
% be most promising-they could not b bette
crop, that he had never known such prospect sine
be had been In Florida. On our way home, No Ia
the pleasure o riding over tho crop Of the hosptaM
Captain Lanier, wnote plantation is situated n th
sons Hammock" some ton miles west Of Madisoi
Court House. We have never eeen such corn {.
our kind host carried through, while his cottoq
crop Is decidedly tho best wo have met with aay
where. Much Of it would reach to the shoulders 81
q person on horseback, and Ia a. full Of "fruis" a.
could DO desired. In one instance there wee count
ed stalk as many ~ thirty four bolls, nearly Il
Of which were full grown. The Captain estimates
that, with no disaster, his crop will average ttret
our inspection and the character Of tho land, VI
should not Judge the estimate at all extravagant--
Tallahassee Fyoridian.
A correspondent Of the Louisville Courier give
the following gratifying account Of the CROPS y
rye and oats are now over, and the yield was muca
larger than the best Of farmers had rcassn TO OK
peCt. Tho corn and tobacco crops leok very well
and would look much better it we could only hav
. In hox, had M pAfms q
several weeks. The hay crop Is unusually goc-
We have or will have very soon frnit In abundance
The trees are loaded with peaches, pears, apples an
plums. T-eN
their harvesting-the wheat crop is not good. tn
oats are very fine. The hemp crop viii be short
not better, e as good, as last year, and that va
hardly worth the breaking out in great man
cases. The drought and excessive heat are rapid
injuring tho prospects for an average corn crop.
The oTops Of small grain in this section Of ID
country have been harvested, and the yield IL suo
a. TO afford the highest Satisfaction to our farmer
There has been no similar crop for many ycN
which has produced Q moro abundant yield. III
corn in Fayette, Bourbon end Clarke promises
be very l1e, and, II thes eaon continues q faven
BILE as II has been thus fsr, the corn crop win
very superior. In part q Wo0dford sna Scott u
dzoush y very severe, and unless they have rain
lucky Stafesnsnn.
pretty careful inquiry, added to personal q,
Summation Of the wheat helds Of Carroll, Columb
M IN the opinion that The weeyil has done muc
ess injury 70 the crop than has been believed 90
published. Stark county is harvesting consider
Bile moro wheat than was gathered last season. Th
thing like "a much ss was at first supposed. Som
farms viii yield magnificent return. We O.
fields that will produce over forty bushels per &C!
OF pure wheat Cleveland Leader.
MAJ 80 = HE-~p-s .
the present time. very busy with their harves
which u rewarcing them more bountifuly than vi
anticipated some weeks ago. Tho product Of 4
wheat crop win be about an average ono, snd In
cahtiee not anected by the weevil, win be still bette
There is little cause for dscouragement-Za mesvs |.
The Ohio Farmer says the crop has all been mt
cred In Ohio and Is much better than was anticipl
ted. We felt sure that the accounts Of the ravag
Of tho ny were much exaggerated, and we coul
now publish two columns Of extracts on the subiec
from our exchanges, which would materially modii
those Published two weeks since.
INDIANA.
The Huntington Herald says the weevil In doir
Some fields, it is feared, win be totally DESTROYED.
The LAwrenceburg Register says the weather b,
been unusually favorable In that neighborhood, On
tie grain has FROSTED BY it greatly. The yield |
tno5 county VII DC moro than an average one.
The Franklin Democrat says that the wheat ha
vest is over In that vicinity, and the yield IL on
an average one. The corn crop is good where
was put in early enough, but In some places il loo
poorly. The oats, grasses, &C., all look fine.
Tho Bluffton Bonner says It has made diliecnt 1
quiry, and has ascertaincd that wheat looks we
rarely better. and corn never better than mo-
From different parts of the county the farmers bril-
the news Of full average crop.
The Fort Wayne Times says, in that vicini
wheat is poor from winter frosts, and besides, Il
weevl is desire ing what Is left.
The Danville advertiser says that it is inform
that whest crops in many places are as good as eS
The Connersville Telegraph says that tho who
crop in Fayette county turns out much better til
was expected few weeks ago, and the Vak 4
Times says it will he full average, if not mo.
taking the county through.
MICHIGAN.
The crop in Jackson county, as far as VIC q.
judge by information from farmers residu
IN different pats Of the county Ia much better t1
was hoped for. One farmer stated 70 rs that 4 lar
field which he had thought Of plonghing under WOO
now yield him fifteen bushels Of fine wheat 70 Il
ecre. There Is probably but little Il any lees tm
thvov1 06n H. Ca