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

In addition to what we have said of the wheat har-
vest, We make from letters and exchanges the follow
ing memorandums of other crops:
Eariy Co., GA June 2o.-It is thought that there
are not as many planted to cotton, but more Of
corn. OF the latter look for big yield. Cotton
LOCKS well.
DoRas Co., (Texss june Ie.-Our corn crop is
made beyond danger and could not be better. A
good crop OF wheat has been cut and thrashed.
Plenty q rain and growing weather.
Marlboro, MIDI June 26.-If farmers are not salts
fed with H., crops they are hard to please. Wheat is
resry all cut aud is fair crop.
Lou.sr,le, june 26.-Wheat in this State and South
ern hdinra i all safe and excellent Other crops
very promising.
Fork &C. gnd.) June 25.-There whole fields
Of WIZ at in this county six feet high.
Thrrugl out oil the West the tone of every letter
end pa, er gives us hope Of most abundant crop.
In bis State we hesr few notes OF different tune
Here is one one of them, dared
HAHTLAND, Nieesrs Co., n Y, June %, ls5j.-Ihe
C1ofs IN this r. giOn in most backward state; IN
fact hey never looked nor in condition at
this time otl Year, Corn from two to re inches high
pale and yellow, looking Gs sckly as though II had
tcen afflicted with tie ngue for tie term of It's natural
life, which is Ieeriy true 1t Is IN poor conalon TO
fur1 out crop Potatoes have stood the cold far bet
,er owing t. The rains having come IN copiOus efusion
vet Il ey not Tar before the corn Wheat is being
cevoured by Weevil, right and left, and it is very
doubtful if quarter of crop is raised Every thing
looks very deaTy for the future hopes OF the farmer
except grss and oats which LOOK finely and bid fair to
do well Not for twenty years hes this region been
visited with so much cold weather, as during this
SIrirg and Summer 1t has rained more frequent
ly ard copiously than before during the same
lcIeth of me-and cold rain too We have bal
fiosts quite frequently up 10 the 18th inst causing
vegetation 10 look as though II was getting used TO
cod weather This region Is the garden OF New ork,
md the great GereseeN heat county, but has failed
us for tie last Two yeas, and bids for to fa tbs year
Fort EDWARD, n. Y, June 27.-Crops In this
county lock well. Grass, the farmers say, VIII be
more than average crop Potatoes, OF which there Is
an mmeI &c breadth planted, never looked better. We
have Lad gteft quGntliies OF ram ana vegetation s
coming on gonoualy.
c. trrycr. n. y, June 2l.-Our crops in this vi
cnv ure rather backward Insects destroy the wheat
TO Great extent. Corn is small and Yellow but fruit
promises plenty except peaches, which have about all
been wpter-killed.
BANGOR. Me-. Monday, June 25.-We are aud have
Ioan enio, in oopous showers. Scarcely day passes
without rein. Toe grass and everything above ground
looks finely There seems to be promise OF abund-
crce Straw berries now beginning to ripen in our
LeGs- 49,
me PafsEureh Chronicle, June 30, says; "Eariy
soBn wheat viii be fit for the cradle next week. The
prospect of a tremendous crop is not diminished"
About the poorest prospect appears to be in this
Staie and the latest accounts from the central OF great
wheat counties show that the prospect OF fair crop Is
not hopeless
WeLaye encouraging accounts from Canada every
Wheie tire wheat IS large and rapidly coming forward
70 rperes
LotIsIAS, SvoaR CRoP.-The accounts from the 81
gar plantations If Louisiana, all the season have been
Of encouraging nature. The Ner-Orieaas True
Delta, Of June "a thinks that under no circumstances
cen lie planters pc for more than half an average
crop Son estimate a. low third Of a cr'p
eiiL,r com or sugar Undel the most favorable cir
Gun stances LOW the season IS so far advanced that
cane Will not recover from the backset OF c)id and
Crouih IN the Spring