New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-19
WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

SayLrOok Ct Aug Isl don't think we have ever
had better hay crop II is selling fo 50 to sl2 1t ap
pears that hay is generally good in this Stale II s not
all cut yet Fruit especially apples bids fair to be abun.
dant
FIG. AT BISGHANToS, n Y.-Ssephen Weed has
grown good figs this in bis garden at Bingham.
ton. They are just now ripe.
Licking Co., tOhO) Aug. IA good many farmers in
this county will have to purchase seed wheat this fall the
crop destroy ed by hail in June. The Ohio River
very low the sandbars large and look hot and dry
Cincinnati, Aug. 81 hear OF contracts in Kentucky
at 60 barrel five bushes for corn. Pork will be high
AWooL CRoP.-Mr. Brady Of Washington, Penn. has
just sold his clip of French merno wool at AZ cents. He
had $50 feeces, which weighed G5l pounds
New CoTToS.-Tle Tribune, Mobile, gives the dates Of
receipts Of first bales of new cotton as follows:
August II bales chasing strictly mild ing TO good miadns
5 s ASsg't - e si ss HG ddHs f to strictly mid m
,S S A1sS.t ii s sse' eas @s5ass s s
I:9 AaS., i2 sa s.D. strictly good =, %diliEs III, 70 fair
1871 August lsl bale chasing good mddins to Hiiddias fair
isiS 1uiy 81 bale CHASING %iddlins fair to- fair
lsa August l-s bales chasing mddins isI to a 1r
s ~ A~Ust - Sse. es..s midds sl
is4i Ausust 14-2 bale. e.'ns fair % good fair
Isss August as bales chasing fair to sood fair
1857 August August S n s sooG lair LyeoS H
One of the first bales this year sold at loc.
FRuIr IN MlssissIPPI.-Co John Hebron Of Warren
County ~ miles from Nickaburg, has two orchas con-
tanning 800 bearing pear trees and nursery of 10000
of apple pear, and peach forty varieties oil each
The receipts this year estimated at s. OO0
GronriHe, Washington Co., " Y, Aug. TO- 1874
The severe drOuth has disappointed the hopes OF farmers
II has so much affected the hay crop, that it is almost
worthless ana s effects have extended to some OF
the trees that form beautiful ornament to village
The pre- duce of the dairy good the amount of butter
and cheese transported from this place over the Railroad
is very large This place boasts of several of the finest
slate duarries in the State and they prospercusly
wOrked by Welchmen.
Oneida and Aadisoa Cos, IN. YIN the south Of
Oneida and joining Madison, the hay crop ight oats
rather Eglt barley not good a. in previous years
What little wheat has been grown yields poorly, hardly
worth the expense Of gathering Potatoes will be poor
though Tie vines look pretty fair Some heavy showers
would vastly improve the prospects of fall feed which IN
Oneida is good; but in Madison pastures are thoroughly
marched and old meadows look badly Hops fair ave-
rage crops the tops of the vines generally heavy and
the hops picked this year unusually hard and weigh
well. Some yards will be ready TO pick in ten days
Growers are crazed and spectators bewidered at the
prices for the incoming crop. think 25 cents the ave
rape some growers have mentioned g. 80 and 81 cents
offered which must be received with due allowance.
Hons are fancy Canton stock and we may discover
before February the par value is about Is cents Corn
looks finely and may expect excellent yield this
year. especially from loamy soils where it is more than
usually heavy. o. W" g