New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

Nrw-YoRK June 6.-We have had some tolerab!e
warm weather but rothng oppressive, and to-day 1t IS
somewhat cool again, and is getting dusty Farmers from
the country speak in terms satisfaction present pros
poets Tie weather is GOOD Tor business. Strawberries
are now getting plenty. but generally OF small size;
but nothing comparable 70 the smaness of the baskets
Lcv are sold in Of which only hold small eacup
full and sell from four To eight cents basket Evc'y
other green vegetable is very high. New potatoes 81
L busho Bermuda potatoes, 81 bushel; peas, - %
bushol in the pod; and Of ell the rest
From various sections OF the country We give the iO
lowing esiracis from letters and papers:
Ueykmcr Co.. june t. lsjl.-ln this County all kinds
Of grain look fine except oats; some fields are injured to
some extent by The quantity OF wheat sown -
much greater than ever beiore-many farmers having
been induced to SOW account of the high price of -four
who have done Tor ten years past. But the SreI
agricultural feature this County consists in the grass
cop and gard TO that the prospects decidedly unia
yoiabe. The past seasons have been remarkably
Dry and there is prospect OF the present one being
equally so-no rain having fallen for the past fortnight
end tie grass is suffering severely, and the grass
Lorpers have already made their appearance in the val
eys If the season had been favorable, the quantity OF
butter and cheese made must have been limited &C.
count of the injury the grass has sustained dur
ing the two yorable last past If he drouth
continues tie product viii be very light. Yours, P
RoekrHe. Md, June 3.-Whea,, where it has not been
Gu. by the iiy. looks fattering Tor a great yield.
Corn planted and great dealof guano has been used
upon corn ground.
Late potatoes not yet all planted
We had terrible thunderstorm in this county last week
Henry Co.. Ia June 2.-Our prospects OF wheat crop
are almost utterly blasted Some have plowcd up their
wheat fields and others that have not VIII noi raise their
seed.
RocIester. june e-I saw to-day wheat headed out.
Tie prospec, good crop in this State is very far In
this county is good in some Others Livingston
AID Wyoming will make great crops.
OHIO Wharf.-The papers generally all concur that the
y has injured he wheat crop OF Ohio to very great ex
tent Tie yield Will be short in that State and in Indiana
MEedgerEe, Ga June THE peaches about this town
are all killed bu, in the part Of the county there
good show. Corn upon rich bottom land is head high.
CaiLorn Co., Mich, june I've never had finer
slow for good crops han have this spring Every
Ting looks healthy Ambiguous. We shall have far
amount of fruit.
TAIL WBEA-.-IHe Baltimore Sun speaks OF wheat
upon the farm Of Reverdy johnson Ave feet high, with full
heads.
HIS FRUIr.-This il the latest fashionable term for
hens eccs. We have letter before US from De Ruyter
New.York that saws a SHANGHAI, owned by g. W. Spear,
laws eggs that Il inches way and u the other
way round and weigh ST ounces piece. We should like
to buy few such at a shilling dozen for family use