The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

ssnS importance whoo Unioo. and TOO earliest
Information on ths ,ccs always reAd with interest
One week ago ws puof quito elaborate report %
he subject q tae crops, sad 70 day We pueish osnw
scss, compiled from the most authentic souross Tss
UDsd States and particularly shs wsstsrn States, have
bees styled the 'sraaary Of tho world" aud shs sdass
viii be fully established . truth shocla tho pee
sent ssase Of the orUps continue.
NEW YORK. u-1.
The crops In tbs Ssste ooK proQitIous, SAD there u
svtry prospect for Abanoart harvest. Tue rcceee
rains have materially added promising Appearance
d srAs ana ssnsr crops
PENNSYLVANIA.
In this STATE, from the and reliable dates,
ana from most every county In tn, State, appears th
crop prospects dns promissg and lhs nasvsss
IN Jsrsrsoa counnes were recently waited oy saAvp
xricaDes, ana shs crops damaged bat the ioss 70 tbs
farmers y not overwhelming.
Maryland VII mot have It's usual Yield Of wheat fAs
causes Of this are winter frsezns, ny joint
NEW JERSEY.
There wiz be IN abundant supply Of peaches aad oshr
mo crop Of peaches WIN b large 9
VIRGINIA.
extremely aoubuul The y, he joias worm, the chissA
bug and Ne rust have dons ,nsr WORK, ana u aaay
rssesd. j. ssns q the COUNTESS, !" ooiy ness s. -
thsss thas fsir average yield Of wheat indissss1.
Whh many iarnofs Will reoetvo bat poor reoomPeaSe
for their lsbo me corn, though The nos pa
far advanced, promising, ana good yield Of this n
lostsnt crop mV aAks s@ends, partially astsass. Zoe
years past thsss hAs been ssoh general failure In sas
ILLINOIS.
me Jonseeero (M Gasc1e says harvesting be- een-
Denosd IN that reeioa
sour i.rniae insDds." says, are buy u bss v
the 18th OF last moAtn TINS week the gru,a fal
ing before tne saokle with rapioy truly peAaag V
H. ~ ~ - 9 as s ~
long time past We have doubt Una, vhits ssd
wheat yet 10 be harvested, because htte lAtoF, wtn
make much better yeld owing 70 the nns rans 20 hsvs
recently had. Tho corn also wa aouot be eqSa to
any former season. now looking remarkably eli
ovpr tee country and the farmers generally have ais
crop ~ far In nrss rate order"
The sousbern portion this State remark sbiy heavy,
ana there v . much larger number o. acres cutu-
waited than usus Corn, oats and l0oed bet
ter Tue irua crop OF all descriptions Is sad TO ~ very
heavy. Southern Hiacis has been overlooked BY agri-
ouituI aists until within few Year,, but u now bsag
oiled up BY farmers and the results that found TO DO
among The beat wheat ana fruit growing countries tas
The crops promise good returns Of bon fruit aad wAsss
ana grain OF every kind
WISCONSIN.
In the memory OF tns settlers Of This Stale
spring opened ssd closed win such advantage to tAs
crops The first out OF the ground ssrly, and
farmers had ample time excellent weather to prcpAro
me ground for me reception Of sved Tho good wsssa
breadth OF lana has been sosa WIN grsa the pass
spring than sny previous Abundant aad rserssnr
bring sns crops to promising oondiuoa The op lsss
almost double that 1855 crop az 1890 ~
rhow nearly "a equal increase over shas OK 1850
MINNESOTA.
The crops Dever looked eetter were n fer
ward CONDITION this time Of the year IN Minnesota tban
nov. ibe breadth q wheas sown 10 unusually Aus, aaA
II looks remarkably rsak shrfy. Oasf Orops
also exceedingly promans We are sure the prsspects
bushe N ri NJ hava hoau nSadf
alone ssis sprng. winonA aad AcGregor hAvs saipPsA
SEQ 700 more Der crop this season 10 estimated ifsa
ALABAMA.
Wheat nearly ripe In Of the counties In this Sale,
:ns s'%; Ds =, are Ss sS m -
having much Sjarsd 81 tho rus ssd are ns uI.s
cotton small, bus are In good growing condition.
aROB0IA.
In old Middle Georgia cvsp will BE- . node
oae, perhaps two thirds Of full CROP or more saa
the grain of excellent qualify fsW nelds already
nsrvs'sd ana some crop, tArs:ssS TIE gram = A.
cotton, ana comparatively little wheai-nos saoaeh e.
feet the market ~ all In Northeast Georgia tSs whsss
d The ssa'e not excessively wheat account
Of want OF facilities % esrsst IN Chsrosss pros~.
counts almost universally tell short srecs smoxstas
In frequent instances nearly 70 failure.
OK inc rss' ,s:pls cotton. n..ls that rsisSss CO
August aad september JET and no ooncusve opsioa Ga
be formed Of shs probable harvest Al pressnl oss
WIN the eEos poS Of fsw Iocsuiss o. sman sxsss &
rsns hsve -. sbusdsps ,bs 1901 - Socd 80 ~
orop we'll vorked
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