New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

Ntt-- YORK. Jg1e l0.-TAe showers last week revived
everything growing and increased our supply Of straw
berries and enlarged the size without diminishing the
mice or decree sing the capacity Of tie baskets the lowest
point having been lreGdy reached. We have nc promise
of an abuanance any other fruit Peaches are no" est
in mos, localities We ripe peaches IN Iaylors 4
dow lat weok-from the south" Of course. Watermel-
Ions from the same locality are quite in market
now Early Jersey turnps about biz round as dol
lar arc in market for shilling bunch Or two cents
niece Green grass begins TO IN for relsh for the
poor city horses.
Tie prospects up the river We learn more favorable
70. fruit ilan III NewJcrsey. Wheat in spite u sectional
Deficiencies bids fair give good general crop On the
etstorn shore OF May land, correspondent say the fields
look fnc though a few attacked ty tie join,-wo-m
Oar excellent and large crop growing.
Throughout Now-Engand grass and grain promise "eI.
Whc,t IN 81 tic Southern States eyccp. Yrsina uneon
monty good it Is already much ofit harvested. Virginia.
Ohio. southern Indiana and Illinois to have the
poorest Trosroc. OF cny ohcr section f.. wheat crop
VI. look l,r large crop OF Indian We think
that more acre have been planted tbs year tim ever be-
iOIc.
We still boc Of cyo.y farmer 20 plant al tie crops !or
which tLorc r yct tine. Do n forget that nov i -
time 70 rabagas, all Lat YOU cannot raise too many
for your ald .cT sale.
Il YOU c-e short Of grass Tor fall pasture, com
FOR fodder. TLere il uo..ng IA 20 il.
Takin, the whole country mo Wv and a.! oescGp-
iiou- Of crops nk formers have ebuu M cause 20
be grateful fer the prosqecs Of tie Y-esent season.
IL Ot o. Stcfe Jeaa.i sqys There i - danger Of
fil.,e IL Clio. We assure TIC i4.i never the
wheat prospects more prom sing e. IL SCI GOT # tie year
There VII plenty ,rcu r. ,cl 'ts secs n OAio 20
apply tle ahab q o. fur sA State there j. 10
danger Ct starvation.
NoRTr CAIo1,sA.-Tle y. arfaa HereAo Of me 4
says. The cLare, ia the wea,he- last 1i dec ley
@ COO. traIsl, :cl summer cones .a -aCd up = ,i.eA
Globes. and =. VII. L.. los-.
SOUTH CAlolISt.-IAe L0.c7t'er Led,er says: We
Inquired Of cen.le1ln ihe oief day concerning the
wheat crop and e assures ;.. he p:osi f. yool
c.op by "a, az encouraging tie III. tas s.Dwn T.
seli large potion Of Ls crop All VII liure V-ry
much. Tie prosT ect o. corn 90 cotton iolg well
CIorGiA.-Ti Aaoa.q EEa -c.oer Gays: 10. the pas.
week o. ten teys We lave had succession Of frequent
All copous showers which have had most cheering e.
fee The farming Tropce The cfecs Ike irc-ts
W. tc Ia Ices Injurious th-n lbs been anticipated
NIRoyiA-1Ic Foe1r.ct-Jurg Herald o. jane Gays:
The wheat crop VII be ready TO cut By Monday june Il.
Tie crop IN Slotylvania s amentllle ard many feis
will 10; eli the seed sovn Tie join, worm has devas
iaod thousands Of ac.es IL al the region round about
here.
Tie s. L0vis Iqe ccEcer Of the oh Gays: Mex week
Tie work of Grading whea, VII commence IN several
counties Of Southern Illinois and there are a number o.
fields in Madison and ST, Clair Counties that VII be cut A,
the ime Next Monday he haryee: feas, and toll
commences in The West and in very Few days thereafter
tie grain iself will begin to come 70 market The A.
counts OF ul crop ccrroborstiye from all directions