New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

vest; unss late heavy rsins and hot days in June brings
the rust
low, CRoPs.-Tle Era, of Cedar Rapids, June =
says
From prc-ent indications the next harvest viii b. b.
far the greatest ever gathered IN this State Gss bids
fair to come IN bountfuy, and cram OF ali Kids o's
remarkably we'll
BOWS EAsr.-The Editor of TIE Name Farmer June
= talks though be had got from under that six iee
Of snow, and actually talks about crops looking well about
Augusta. The apple trees have blossomed very i'll.
That proves that spring has come.
every thing appears 10 b. making MP for lost
time and we 20 reason to doubt thai the coming har
vest viii be aprofiabe one to the farmer"
The S0merset Spcftor, of june l. says: The weather
has been most beautiful Tor the pasi week. Farmers
"have been very busily engaged in planting, sowing Ac
Grass much forward than last season at this
"daie."
a correspondent at Camden. under date of June l.
writes US a. follows: The indications ot fruit crop in
:hs vicinity good. The trees are blossoming heay
The HalloSe7 Gazette OF June 10 saws:
Grass never looked better, and a good hay crop may
be considered certain. The prospec; Tor fruit of every
kind is favorable. Corn comes forward rapidly, and the
groin crops not whit behind II Is yet lae 10
plant Abundant crops of corn potatoes &c. ere often
secured when planting is delayed 10 the middle of June
IurnEs tnd other vegetables may be raised in abundance
With seed sown any time this month or even in July Lei
farming friends improve every foot Of ayalable land
tor the production Of crop. Everything the farmer
Teise viii be needed aud Will command rcmunorat,ye
pTlct5.
na07dGga Comty.-Clay, " T., June TO- ls54-We
have had plentiful showers OF rain in this vicinity Tor the
last sc hours which grass and sowcd grain crops were
getting very much in need OF. think the crop Of winter
grain will be quite light the winter very open and
severe. Oas doing poorly until this rain but il the
weather hereafter should continue favorable they will
cover and produce well Our farmers have planted very
freely this spring and think there Il more corn, and
probably beans in the ground than We have had in
scy ral years. H. ~ W.
TIE Hanger Ne ) Mercury OF the 10Th, says:
"The past week hes showered the blessings Of heaven
ugon the fields of ;hc husbGndman giving an assurance Of
nm abundant grass crop The rain was much needed aud
lis results cannot be estimated except by hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars 10 the people OF the STATE Il has been
week of moisture. On Monday, IN tlns vicnty we eXpc
ucod the frs; thunder shower we believe 81 me season.
On Wednesday morning rain storm set IN, wnlch conh-
ued late into thursday night, during when i"ye lain-
~ Of water fell. Friday dCy OF sunshine ana stea-
ing exhaatious and to-day We have h" ,one more rei
and the weather continues owery Win the NIad IN inc
Inv WEATHER., CROPS, &c.-DUring tho past week We
have been enjoying most delightful weather Inc crops
oIeI very full Some of the cherry trees hat their tii'
buds killed by the sudden cold snap IN Way everything
now appears 20 be making mp Tor los tuo ami We see no
20 doubt that the coming htt tet a. '' ftV|
MINE il NOT n worst State for e,riculrrats. Now
We hear a. ood cows being sold for 30 $40 yokes oi
oxen for sl,O. I'm ordinary horse worm SiVo and te
better ou,s $40 10 si1j EAla fine hor>e Orns Almost
any price Maine Is growing rich nc t.i moment 0u %,
iDatinu humber. Win 'itl tn '-ticu-ia ~
Affairs wealth and plenty will sm:e IN ou. STATE
lBr'l journal.
letter from Elmira says: The crops in this county
ure unusually tine. Tine farmers expecting rch ana
an abundant harvest Notwithstanding he late advent o.,
sprng fruit i. doing very we'll Is however troubled
with yermin. The weather is quite no. and snitry: On
"Wednesday Nay % the mercury reached 9O'' OH i"eS-
day, 81.
Neuxoyr CRoPs.-B ui'lri5a June l2.-For several
DAYS pnst we have had most refreshing howos, anu IN
fields and pastures never looked more beautiful. Inc
high price OF food has spured up farmers and even
aly oilers where they could gel patch 81 and 10 pat
IL Il seed and trust in Providence for an abunoant mar
vest The prospect for good crops OF nay grain p'
aioes and everything else is exceedingly enconra8inf
he recent rain IN this section insure an excellent crop o
hay almost beyond the possibility ca 4 doubt. week
AGO our tanners began fear that The dry warm weather
would spindle up the grass and make light crop but the
aspect of od ana pastures have changed, ana every
thing s now encouraging. small grain looks hue and
the aud potatoes promise well Many old neads nave
been that should have very cold season
and poor crops the happened afternoon
to pass directly between and the but they be-
Gin think they not prophets nor he sons OF
prophets for all nature smiles, and the sunboans have
lost oi thsu yiviying power but push vegetation
along with u0ic than.usual rapAry.