The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-07
10 which we Rave yentured to add oar own csti-
mate of the crop of 1867
Hrod ss.is.1,e

Tra hui bels 1870 800 900 ,5s 900 ~, coo, 900
In New York we adopt the decreased figures OF
The above estimates, because we believe the wheat
crop in this State Of late years has been gradually
lessening. In Pennsylvania and Virginia It remains
much the same fom year to year, provided the
season does not prove generally bad In Illinois
our accouns'l resent that full average crop VIII
be gathered while in all the other States appear
anoes are fair for large increase over the average
CORN.
The prospect for equally good for aa abundant
yxld with that Of wheat those states where he plant
ing has coDDenosd
In Texas 1t is y be uncomnony good, and III many
places 10 already tx inches u height
The Sumter South Carolina, Wlichman says the plact-
that vcuty their OOH COOS ID 'he ground,
vegetation considerably IN ado 'noe OF its usual state
o. progress this Tine The geneli Adce,tIer says
We have beard several farmer. who have cern 10 the
pyopDd wishing II was Yet N the coro crib Even 10
ssDoy land abe earth nas oak'o IRON the beating rams
Tbpte VINO commence plant corn ~tn the incoming .
Apr or even later, viii probably do better than tapse
rs who have planted
BARLEY.
Winter barley is a crop at'ractiog considerable ut
t-pssn from our New YORK, aud there
siderable breadth of ground devoted 70 it last fall Tos
csop TOO nov looks promising, and the yield shall be
- large ~ IN former years, II WI! be pfontaoe.
COTTON.
We have very little yet concerning the safe Of the
ooaon op The Mobile Mercury the presel, crop Of
es,ou will probably eXceed tue production VI any pre-
ynas ear by several handred Thousand bales
In soa,h Cal DINA few have comlne ced planting.
From Texas We learn that the couon crops arc very
HUmsiDg.
The grass crop this Of Pennsylvania, says the
Mannheim Lancaster county, St.aet, although suffered
much the open WINTER is coming up dnely and the
prospects that there will be pretty good crop Of
has gCde tbis season
The Washington Star says-The crescent 80 far
bss fine for the Of the fully
make ~ the lArmer appreneno tor his lOsses 10
tsn yeurs W. have seun sucn pomse tue lat Of
April OF eiG Of pes baps more important
W she sbe-t Of most immediately around
Washpgoa than the wheat crop.
FRUIT.
letter from Sumte rve, South Carolina, ssys-So far
think the peach crop remains unpjared, materially
Pretty confident hopes entertained Of an abundant
sTon y,cid III tins Section
The prospect for heavy yeld Of the orshards in this
The Washington Sta, n 6eer than ever before
aaed with bloom, and the apple tees are putting forth
Aber beautiful leaves with upwoated vigor.
Tue fruis crop re Dnsy is expected To be good
one A Lancaster county palsr sas s-@e fad, upon
au nation that pea IN buds IN sound and healthy
slate, creating pheasant anuc pAnoas Of full supply Of
that oele, table nut
TIE Jopeseoro Gn) Gasee says that it aods, on care
full exsups,n mat damage mas yet oeeo done TO
tbe peach The trees that section OF the State
Dew in Ileu bloom
The Buutydon county N J.) R.puIcdn is informed
by experienced peach grower that lne prospect for
peach crop that county coming very p.O
mie,pg TIE cold at three day IN January killed
po'non Of the bloom but eater part IN healthy
OnpdiLoO
The Ciuclnuat Gdsete and Louisville Courier say he
peach all light and promise album
can't yield this season.
SUGAR.
letter from Baton Rouge Louisiana, says the prospect
Of tbe cane crop OF 1859 decidedly gloomy Tue failure
OF tbe stu bible Of tho pant Is the cause.
The sugar crup of louisiana for the last ten years has
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