New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

Corn Is grOwicg tIely lho Saneau'Yn 'Ainn'i e'y
lie 81 Loras IH'eXgeRoc1 OF June p gives In'
pros, ectiye price Of wheat at II = bushel:
u We advise The Eastern States TO rest essy-thesf
j. wi ost In the great Wet Tie great wheat surplus
of The Mississippi Valley must bring us some millions
Of dcll,rs IN The ext twelve months.
That paper is satsGtd that tie crop Is gate u iha'
efesi Wheat growing region of the wor's.
Under date Of Juse % we find in 7hs Peoria liiLl
ke,rs that copious rs ms had fallen, but
as yet we Lave not learned that ony injury troiu
ihis L.s been sustained snd but let ne sunshine
following our rains b. a'companed by gentle orteze
such as have succe. ded thus far Summer rams anf
oil will be weB o rust will uoabe IN" wheat Ihs
IsosI TO very lsrve crop OF poiao's cond ho'
well lie more fatrerng, AMI eved now new potato e
enc selling incur marx ct ior less prce than old Ones
From he Daiiy Press of Chicago, June 26 we
have encouraging reports. The editor says
"On a reccpi mp TO Rockford WE had the pleasure
Of converIng with several farmers resident in the
Rock River alley, and all without exception wcic IN
Iiph siIs rtgarGing the sae Of the crops generally
ssd exlless.d themselves confident that this
they viii have heavier returns from their faras
thsn they have had within the past ten years The
wheat crop said 10 b. pGrtC ulafly pro nlsng Tax
ing tie whole country together the cereals never be-
fore gave such promise OF abundant harvesti and
az far greater breath OF land has been pu: under
tieee than in any previous year The promise or over
flowing graneiies Is most cLe,rn z.
a correspondent writing from Mduisoh WIS., JUNG
% says:
"1le weather has been charming-the crops look
fire and promising, particularly Water wheat
Tie Okio state Journal, June 81, says the wheat
insect is doing damage to the white wheat and that
the MedeIr escapes.
Bui If We could only have a few days of warm
sunny weather and II he IAN would nj continue to
Sail ever, csy, our harvest would soon commence
and, from oil Appearance, we would have a good
crop
In Clifton County, Penn, Tie Democrat says
wheat never locked better.
The Cincinnati Pace Current of June % has an
article cn he crops which states that unless the RUS
strikes tho wheat II viii ye'd full well as antici
pa.ed gentleman ironi IIdiana informs us that
between Connersyilie snd Cambridge City yield Of
thirty bushels to the acre will be realized. Along he
live Of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad the
farmers have aireudy commenced cutting, and in
otler week OF ten DAYS wheat will be IN market,
AID in less than month -four will be selling be-
low seven dollars Ier barrel In Tennessee and
Southern kentucky the wheat has been harvested,
and the Weld Is reported TO be twice large in any
former season.
In Southern Indiana The weather has been cool and
delightfully."- pleasant and under the warming
rays of the sun the wheat is being rapidly matured.
Esryesting will commence in the vicinity OF New
Albany about the latter part of next week. and the
We'd of wheat unless il is injured in the mean time
by the rust will be unusually large far exceeding the
ayerree of the past three four years. We are as
smed nv those whose chances for observation have
been an pie, that throughout Southern Indiana and
Kentucky the wheat yield this season will he larger
than nny they have had in these localities for several
wears. The com oIuls orc also looking very vol
the stalk being largo anG healthy. Oats, rye and
other grain crops are equally promising II is an-
ticpated that the fruit of every variety will turn out
much better thsn was expected earlier in the season.
at oil events there will he very large surplus for
sbiLment to other and less productive regions.
Already ara the excellent crop prospects affecting the
high prices of produce; and The ingathoring of the
harye st will cause further and very material decline
in every description of breadstufs and provisions.
Galeaa, June 20-0ur wheat crop never promised
better, and with favorable weather from now until
harvest we may look for large surplus over any
former yerr.
From Tie Toledo Blade we learn Mat the weey,
ss all the psrers persist in calling the wheat nudge
peryados the Counties of Wood Lucas and Fulton TO
a greater or less degree. We examined field of
otherwise very thrifty end vigorous wheat yesterday,
aid found the weevil very abundant, often several on
a single kernel, and the kernels mostly destroyed.
And get as recently Friday last, only four days
since. they were scarcely perceptbe. We hear that
h, arc thus suddenly discovered nearly all over the
County OF Fulton. The late-sown and backward
wheat stands very poor chance. That which IL
already pretty well filed may escape more generally.
The destruction Of quite large fraction Of the crop
by this pest may be regarded a. certain. It will he
remembered however that the dangers apprehended
from the fly and wceyi, wherever they appear are
always oyerrated.
TIE Norie0K (Ohio) Reflector of June PC says;
"Nhhin week the weevil wheat midgel have be-
come numerous, and with the ption of early Med
Crranc0n feers are entertained lint The crop In mat
vicinity will be an entire failure"
This paper entirely NIT kes the spirit Of an article
quoted rom THE TRIBUNE. The stupidity is only
applied to papers that give name Of State in any
part of the sheet That is not the with The Re-
fecfor We never say anything stupid about that
paper 1t ia wel-edited eatlyprinted, COOL paper.
The Indiana State journal has letter dated Bar
tlolomew County, As miles northwest of Madison,
which states that
The farmers have commenced harvesting their
wheat Invent and examined il, and never saw better
wheat crow here in any other place. There QUE
third sowed and the crop s better than ever be-
fore take il al over the country. Ii true that lew
fields In riyer bottoms hurt little witt frost, but
very small amount to compare with the excess sOwed
last Fall Corn looks extra fine, and is at this time
nearly OF large as in other years Potatoes aud oats
are extra good II there is nothing yet to damage the
crop. German Township vii have better crop than 1t
ever had have been here since ls-O, and never saw
better crops IN any place"
In the South the wheat is oil harvested. The
CIarlcsfon Is. c. Mercury says the present is the
best average crop ever made.
If we have ten days more Of favorable weather in
this latitude, shall be able to chronicle the largest
cron If wheat ever harvested in America.