New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
THE WEATHER AND THE Crops.

gold HN, IN. C.) July 1.-The Wheat crop is secured
II is said to be the heaviest and best grain in ten years.
Oats also heavy Corn in places suffering from drouth
but the prospect good for heavy crop.
Madison Wis., June 3d. find the crops in this State
full of promise of bounul harvest. Wheat Will be
ready TO cut in two weeks the heads long anu heavy
Corn is small but looks healthy. Some farmers have
commenced haying the Grass is heavy This is lively
looking town.
Warsor. IN. w. July Wheat is above a medium
average of years.
Gyecpsbug, ind J June 3o.-We are getting pretty
fair crop of wheat IN tls county. II will be cut next
week Oats very good and corn coming on well.
ST. JcseDl County Mich. June a. Harvest will CON-
mence after tn Fourth and the crop pretty good think
the crop of the whole State will be good one.
Putnam Comfy, (Ohio) July l.-Om wheat crop is
done for. 1t pref much winter-klled The wecvi
has taken the balance. Other crops good
Lancaster pa july s.. Hay is secured in good order
and abundance. Wheat bar est just commencing The
fly the weevil and have done some injury but the
crop generally is good. Oats potatoes all first rate
Pn.feld (Mass.) July 5--Haying has commenced, and
hands are very scarce and wages high.
Frederiek,5arg, Va) July 3-The Joint worm, after
DESTROYING the wheat has attacked the What next
Wood County (Oho) July 1.-The weevi destroying
the wheat in toto. Haying has commenced, and the
yield is good. Other crops look we'll Wheat that prom
ised 40 bushels to the will not be cut
Logan County, Ohio July The red weevil is sweep
inc the wheat that had recovered from the wnierkng
and promised good crop. don't believe as much will
be harvested in the county as was sown
Marshall Mich J July i.-wheat in all the Southern and
central counties of this State will not yield full crop but
in the Northern counties it promises frst-rae.
Griffin Geo. Juy Cotton is late and small, but
there is good stand and the weed is growing well Cora
looks fine
Marietta. o. June 2e-Our wheatis an average Yield,
and is now harvesting.
Ashland, Oh June 29.-Our wheat prospects are all
blasted The red weeyil destroying ALL Many farmers
have commenced blowing it under to SOW buekwheat.
NenLern (S c. June 29.-Some corn in this district
will produce roasting ears week. The crop is very
good. Cotton has commenced blooming The weather
is moist and warm
London, Tenn June 2s.-Our wheat harvest has come
and brought us a glorious crop. Fruit is a general
failure.
Jyaskfngton Penn. J June 29-The red weeyil is de-
stroyng our wheat but to what extent cannot say We
had fine rain few days ago, which was much needed
after months drouh. Corn and oats look well.
Butler County, O.j June 3o.-Harvest Is now In full
blast / am of opinion that the harvest OF the Miami
Valley is a very good one AL growing crops look well
Eaton. IOl June 3O.-The wheat harvest Is progress
ing The crop in Prebe County Is not fair one Some
fields are good some have been turned out to pasture
Hay never was better.
Veroy. na.l June Cove have the promise Of boun-
,iful harvest in this county. Wheat but small crop,
but it is good. Hay is the staple and that never
more abundant Corn s growing beautifully. Potatoes
are largely raised here and looked better Fruit
promises well.
Spyincfeld, Ohio July I've have lately had most
favorable weather for crops Wheat that looked very bad
in the spring has out we'll Corn very fne and all
other crops, vegetables and fruits, never better
Wooster Ohio June 3o-In this county fair pros
pect Of wheat is al blasted The red weev has done the
work and far have heard the story s told.
Vincennes, Ind.) June 25-We have promise of good
crops of wheat IN Knox County though fields are
badly injured by the fly.
Niagara, &C. W. June 25-Our wheat crop looks well
but other crops except grass, not very good. We
shall have great yield Of fruit.
Wss PdEia, VII July The prospect for crops, par
tcusrIy grass which staple, has been quite dis
coursging till Of late frequent showers have put new
face vegetation, and have the assurance of full
average crop.
Ncbitsre Ind.,) June 2e.-I have in the last seven
days passed afsrge portion Of Hamilton and Mad
ison counties and been delighted with the beautiful and
prom looks Of the wheat fields everywhere In trav
cling On foot. IN cars and IN carriage, owe. 100 mills