New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-23
THE WEATHER AND THE cRops.

Pens Ian, IN. " June Owe have had very
..vere drcu,b-no rain since the till several
PARTS Of Yates County Wheat Is beaded Oh. -ortBar-
lev and Iay will be Iighi-la;e Oais Cora and Potatoes
n.v do we'll il we have rains from this large crop
OF Buckwbcst will be sown.
tnsou n Jnne 2i-Our wheat win be resdy to cut
early pert nonth-sny three weeks from row. Gener-
ally speaking the prospect is good.
Ner. York June 2l.-The weather here il hot dry AMI
dusty thou believe crope not gene ally suffering
much W. were liz Monmouth County Nj, on Monday,
and found very,hing growing condition The wheat
fair oat. rank and green: small b1, healthy an!
growing. potatoes in blossom and look NJ nne: peaches
nest aP,- to.erably proni-ins sr- and clover
being cu and heavy crop. Wheat yet began turn
Cor9lf OuoaSora County, June l9.-Much vhea. Wa
injured by hard winter and some fields pred up. Some
think not half the quantity j. nov rowing Con
late but looking we'll Oats fine Barey hort-weether
drv Peaele. scarce Apples not plenty usual.
KfesrsHe ". J., June ls.-tirass is not good-it
badly injured by winter killing
Ner-Io,l June PA northeast storm commenced 4;
10 o'clock this morning. and there is mistake about the
dust it laid and by the looks Of things at this writing L
will stay laid awhile.
s. PanL Minnesota juno lO.-The climate here ap
roars TO be identical With Massachusetts, ii may Judge
by The state OF the vegetation notwithstanding it Is
degrees further north. That the case generally rpon
all til west side Of Lake Michigan.
s.. Josepbs lMch June Ii-Wheat, heavy straw,
badly knocked Gown with rain. Corn small and pale.
Oats spring wheat, grass, &c. good.
Detroit June I5-Grass docs not promise wei in his
par; of the State: clover is much injured by rain.
GJan6 Ropils Mich june li.-Crops all look wei.
especislly wheat.
Iotes Co., lohio.l Jure I've are pershine wiki
drouih.
.ihon. Ill June l6.-Woa;he. never finer Wheat
harvest has commenced and yield never better.
Ha.tag,. Mich June l7.-Whea: fair, and much
growing and more will be sowed this fall.
CieraaA5 Ohio.j june ls-Fruii in Ohio promises
Of the hes, crops AMI learn that it equally good in
indiana ard Illinois. IL this section loaded with
peaches, apples cherries and vines loaded with grapes
We can supply New-Ycrk with winter frr.t
C,renaof,, june I7.-Wcather fine for haying Wheat
nearly ready to cut.
Ijaync Co., La June l6.-Many wheat felis have
been turned pasture 0ye,a large extent around
here wheat is of little account.
Greer Bay, W.s. June i5.-For the first tine hi
son promises crop OF apples The fruit crop OF soon
sin this year will be- large
Muskinepm Co.,, Ohio June ls.-App'es, pears,
poacles all good in this County. Wheat nos II!
good. Corn oats, grass, all look we'll
Haaoocs Co., Ohio June l7.-fielis III wheat noi
winer-l lied are attacked by he fly, and sha have
very poor crop in this and Seneca County.
N,ioa, Ohio, June I7.-Wheaf ooks web about hero.
Homaion Co.,, iIa June lG-Wc shall not make wac II
enough in this County for home consumption.
Nep. Oylcans June li.-Ran, RAIN ruin, all oyor ils
State Crops unpronising. The river il rising e 700
much for comfort
FormeyrRe. La June lO.-The long rains have been
too much for the planters. The grass is ahead.
iustsa Texas June 6.--We have had heavy rains,
which nsure good crops of milct and other crops
Tie most profitable crop OF this section is horses
JacFsonrHc Ala June 1j.-Our cotton is eaten up
with lice. We shall have bu; d sorry crop.
Charleston, IS. C.. June l5-Sea Island cotton Is very
PROMISING blu, crops in the interior have suffered from
rious
Tampa Fla June lO.-CrOps never looked better be7e
Corn and cotton are both good
CIreland o. June lG.-Nheat harvest commenced.
Early whoa, light The late crop better.
Nlrag,ee Wa June ls.-Our wheat harvest Is 80
near at hand that we are almost certain that Wisconsin will
make the largest wheat crop harvested in the sate
SpmytcI ciRe IS. s. June l6-The first cotton blossom
of the season was exhibited to-day Late rains have revived
all crops.
ST. Paul. Min June l6-Crops in his territory are
fourishrg Wheat lie fine, ard Com ooks as though
would be.
GronJridge iAegoa Co.. Mich. June l7.-Crops never
looked better Potatoes Wheat, Cos and in fact grains
OF every kind look well. Fruit, wild and ultvated
excellent
.Jraafs PENN June give shall have an average
Weld OF Wheat in this County, if the hy which oper-
ati,r io small extent does not damage the crop too
much.
" have had some very queer showers and don know
what 10 make Of them. First came yellow substance
in appearance like flower of sulphur covering some spots
with yellow coat and IL scum the water The next
shower rained down innurn, rattle quantity OF small
toads. Where do these things come from
Tie yellow substance comes It ia supposed rom rec
l. :. how tho = in tho
clouds in such Quantities. lEd.