New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-01
THE COMING CROP.

II ia pleasing 20 DOtice with wha. tone Of conf
dence very many Of the couotry journals speak Of
the growing wheat and the prospect of the approach
Ing eunlmer.
In Cecil Co, Nj, farmers h.ve commenced PLAN
ing corn, with good weather and fair prospect Of get
ting good start. The wheat too, shows fair 10 that
fection.
At wa'eriowo, New-Yort there is some prospect
that fart nay retrieve the losses Of the last two or
thee yeaIs. Grass begiUs to look green, and forest
trees ere unfolding early leaves
In Wisconsin, the wheat prospect is quite as good
IA last J6br and the season is remarkably fine for
putting il sprii crops.
In the " obssh Valley, the prospect is unusually
good fer patiipg in a large crop aud farmers
ell seen determined 70 plant more acre. The
wheat was ron ewhat injured by the winter on tbs
Lewer Wabash. On the Uppe- we are told thst tho
came spiui prevails to increase of rhs spring
crop AID that the prospects arc equally f.'terOg.
Some OF he papers in the south eastern portion of
IGdiona SPEAK rather gloonily of the prospect of
good wbeli cop II seems 10 have suffered badly In
The cold DRY winds Of March. the weather OF 1rll,
however has been propitous for spring crop seeding
GRo farm els seem de,efminei 10 avail themselves Of
it, Son Of the latest ace cunts represent winter
wheat Is Improving rapidly.
IN michigan, tue accounts geue!ally CONCUR III
representing the prospect Of wheat pretty fsf. In
fact, accounts ssy that the prospect was never
more fa'rDg. 1t seems that grass, too, is forward,
and that viii sod greatly to the advantage OF Putiog
IN epring oiops
Seyegsl of the Western Peunsy lvsuis papers are
quite in ecstasy at the prospect of being relieved
FROM the present high prise CT Gour, as soon as the
growing Ct op is mature.
G. fIa Of eta Nao XNrI
Not shstandiug the drouth last fall there was good
bfesdth sosn. In the vicinity of Rochester there
seeus 10 be very strong disposition to increase the
beed,b Of lsnd usually plated to spring crops.
Around Jtcs the spring preparation OF farmers
n he larger thsn before particularly 70 increase
air. pfcducts. Grsss is represented forw ard and
Euit prospects good
ReceIt travellers through Kentacky and tennessee,
peak OF the growiog wheat IS yea Ing most luxd
Nous Appearance and that the present. prospect Is al
that could b. desired
The m ,jorty Of accounts from Ohio represent the
rrosrec, At one thst should give farmers hope and
esuse To-. ihspkiulness The prospect for spples is
sood sn6 peaches quite the reverse. The Western
Star ssys:
,er ffo killing irost CONES in May we may couf
depy look for the grestes fruit harvest ever kn0@n
We are sell assured, from personal observation aud
authentic Information, thst We shau not have m,re
tbsn he'll a crop Of whe>t; clover and timothy look
badly; but oat. ore springDg up 6nely'
The Springfield IN Register ssys thas more land
Will be planted TO spring crops in that State than
before.
Tie Baltimore Clipper has very encouraging art
Gle upon the prospects before us ltsays
Never were there far-r prospects of an abundant
crop of wheat than Al the prsseDt moneu'; and traits
auo vegetable Of every k!ni promise well. Nheat
FOOLS remark ably sel and large crops of corn Add
potatoes will be put the ground. The weather hiss
betn rensrksbly favorable 10 gro wing crops, aud
farmers generally have pus as much ground as posi-
be uIctr Cul'ivs'iyB.'
The Trenton n J Gazette says:
"1he farmers in this vicinity universally say, within
Tie last few days Of fine weather tina they never knew
grain 70 look better than at present aud thsi the pros
ptct for an abundant yield never more encOuraZ
hg than at the present time
Another very promising fact may be mentioned in
CONNECTION with prospects Of good crops in New
Jersey this season. and ihst /. the great dsmsud for
ooacen'rated manures. Gua0o, p)udret'e, and city
"snures are constantly going into the interior, aud
"ehnIed on recent visit at Mspess super phos-
pnae mar ufsctOry that he is entirely uusbie TO sup
ply the demand. We counted up ward of 5000 aogs.
heads q large size, filed with dried blood, princi.
paily from gree; cattle saugheriog ESTABLISH neut
40 Texas This is ground UP and mixed with toe sa-
per phosphate, ard forms very valuable fertilizer
aud will probably add hundred thousand hogshe ,ds