New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

ni1de pfpse ind reduced the price Of ~hest. Tncy do
moi tonIlar a. rhor, crops. bsd low picss Thy
cahlot s|Jo Ia eel. they ray, at Echnond for l.,
thin 81 so hustel In Tennessee, new wheat sales
| are rto,tcd NJ =; c;r's q bushe
Although injured by the milgc in CeatraI Ney
York we think the sssrgtie wheat crop OF the S.a,e
good one. II is good in Pcnn.ylvsnis, aud m ,re
than good IN Ohio Dfou'h has 1j ired Sheat IN
Ncbusn Wisconsin northern lGOs and no .nern
Inoians bat IN the south md central parts Of these
States. accounts in promising most abu1d. 1t
C'Cp.
In Tennessee aud northern Georgis there Is great
wi.af crop aud probably Missouri never harvested ~
much wheat IN one year as she will this. The sfne
thing il said Of Iowa and Mnnesota. Texa, has pro
QUO ID good desl Of wheat this year, bu corn s suf
E.ring frou drouth. In Mississippi the army worm is
de.troypg many fields Of Corn in ell the
No,tbcrn States Is backward and needs jdst sucl
weather az the present
If the corn crop should be short this year the coul
try will not suffer because cribs are full Of ol c,o
Pastures are generally good but the hay crop is not
as large as was expected early in the season.
In England ,ortiug to all accounts, the harvest
promises full average crop. In Ffence /, will be re-
duced by the destruction of the great food. Russia
expects TO be large exporter Of grain this year. in
which case headstuffs in this country must be low
some persons think lower than before for man. long
years. At this We snail not repae, because when
farm produce is low from abundant crops, the people
rejoice 81 all the nation prospers.
MAISE-THe Nam. Farner. July To- says:
"1be era.s cop passed througi the Ninte' win
but little damage from the frost, aud W. shall h2ve
backward, other crops such corn, p,tstJss, IL , ia
this vicinity now coming on steadily, bu, nor 20
rapidly as would be the case with warnsr weather.
Still, We thuk the yield will be a. eas: sa averag.
From other parts oi the State the reports oi he
crops are favorable. The hay cop eyeryyhsy, is
represe nted ss large. Grain, genenlly looks well.
The fruit crop will be good one AMI the demand for
expectation PROMISES to be gr' aer than last yea We
have had great deal Of cool mot to s;y c0dj ani,
for come weeks past, quite dry weather
A severe hail storm the last of June damaged vege-
tation considerably. The same storm touched Ma,sa
chusetts and New. Hampshire.
The same paper chronicles "the first cucumber' OF
the season in that latitude.
MICHIGAN "A business correspondent, writing from
Constantine, Mich, July 7, says
"We are Low IN the midst of harvest. Wheat tAs.
ives tsrly sOwn ia very fine, more than an average
crop. Much Of our wheat this year Is the red, or
edit.naneap' owing to the depreciation cm
mitttc BY the fly on the white wheat last year. Ine
fly does not trouble the red wheat; aud wherever
white wheat was Gown last Fail tae crop looks well
the fy Las not moesed it this year. Ic hi, vicinity We
suf, ring Om the severest arouth that has eve.
visited US at this No rain hiss fallen OF any
account since the middle Of April. Oats are worth
less Potatoes nothing as yet aud the tops which have
been very vigorous, seem TO be dying. Cor, Is late
ar backward mos, OF it, bat endures t5e droutn we'll
Grass vey li.ht little more than hif ,rop. Or
region will suffer very materially in tie peppermint
cop which, is cultivated very extensively 1 this
county (St. Joseph. Nearly all the fields Of old mint
ere posrively worthless anc ciano. be made 70 yield
enough to pay for collecting it. The new fields, i.
rain is s.asobable, may do something; bur the lield
cannot be more thsn one quarter an ave- rage yield"
NIscossIS.-Bo,h Winter and Spring whes; are
very promising in this State; but oats grass, potat,es
and garden vegetables have suffered by drouth Corn
is small and backward from cold weather and Wet
early in the season, and drvuth In June.
WKsrERS PESSsYLvASIA.-Rep,rts up TO the lth
Of July in representing the farmers prospects
in Western Pennsylvania a. very fattering.
WEs1ERS Nkw-YoRK The wheat nidge is CON-
riiting serious depredations in the Genesee Valley
It is calculated that the crop wt be reduced one
fourth.