New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

Nc4c. York June 27.-Coo morning-hot noon-refresh-
inc shower in the afternoon Farmers around here DO not
complain The great strawberry crop continues IN uxurl-
ant abundance. New hays coming in
Co.enor;o. IN. w. June 26.-Drouth terrible. Grass
crops much injured Some farmers have powed up mead
ows. and many will have to cell stock.
Bangor Me- June 2i.Weather fine and crops ditto,
throughout the State
Boston Mass. June a6-Our pear crop is promising.
Some apple orchards eaten by the worms; Others
will give good yield. Peaches, poor. Strawberries,
small Weld and big prices. Grapes give great promise
All fruits high.
PetersJurg VA June 2i.-Farmers are in the midst
Of harvest Weather has been bad Wheat is rused and
crop short. Corn oats, and tobacco good.
Raleigh IN. C.) June 24.-Whea is harvesting. Some
fields injured by rust but the general crop excellent this
is considerably owing to guano. Corn looks well
Weather very hot
Norfolk Val June ga cargo of wheat from hr.
obusops farm near Elizabeth City, N c., of 3 200 bush
els was shipped to Baltimore this week from here In
mcn,e quantities of guano stored here for the fall trade
ST. PauPs Min ) June 2O.-Crops are,forward in TINS
Territory Corn is large enough TO hoe; wheat and ats
look green; peas are in blossom.
Tallahassee Fla June Give have neverh had more
promising corn crop: cotton is almost as promising.
Greene Co., Pa June 22.-The wheat crop in this
county is light but there good deal sown last fall
Greene Co.. o. June 23.-Our wheat crop 10 nearly
ripe We shall have quite crop; better than expected
Corn never looked better
ALJerile IS. C,) June 92.-We never cav finer crops
The weather is hot and moist and everything growing
Cenesee Co., IN " June 23.-The prospect of good
wheat crop is aering Wool sells for $780, for good lots
considerably below last year.
Penn Yam, ~ ~ June 22-We have at length had
rain but not in time TO save wheat and barley. The
drouth has been severe
Luons N. W June 23.-The rain has done immense
good Wheat little short, but there never was as
much ground now, and large quantities OF buck
wheat will be sOwn yet
Glorer VT June 22.-0ur drouth is at an erfd we
shall have great crop of grass, and grain looks we'll
Donton. fO.l June 22-r am satisfied that the Ohio
wheat crop is an average one
Winchester VA June 24.-Famers are cutting wheat,
and people begin believe that the crop of the State
will be a good one. The weather is warm. Corn looks
well.
baltimore, June 26.-The rus. has come on the wheat
and will do much injury the crop in this State is
worst on the Eastern shore The tobacco and corn crops
promise well.
Galena. H. June 23.-The trees are alive with To-
Gusts They are not doing any harm yet
Houston, Texas June lO.-The Wheat crop If har-
vested. and turns out we'll Some fields were cut a
month ago.
HIlsdale, (Mich) June 2i.-Wheat upon timber land
farms is very handsome. In the openings, it is thin
Rockingham Co., ~. Co. June 23.-Our Wheat crop
is good, and Dat crop never better.
Utica, ~ " June 24.-This section Of the State IS
suffering with drouth. Grass fails Grain looks bad;
Corn is cut off by worms and Wheat is not crop to DC
depended upon at any time in this county.
RllsdaIe o. June give shall not have over nan
crop of wheat in this county Some fields are not worth
cutting.
Cass Co.. Mich June 23.--Crops in this county
look well and larger number of are planted than
ever.
Indiana Co., Penn, June 23.--Wheat Is light, other
crous look well. We shall have plenty Of apples