The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08
Crop Prospects In the United States.
vEsrxRN new YORK.

thaohd 70 Rive encouraging accounts OF the grow
ing crops in tina genial and highly fertile region Wheat
locking finely On the heavier soil lis somewhat, though
not very badly, stopped by the winter what
UNI pred bias an exceedingly healthy appearance and
very iots1o for the o. the sandy grsveily
toi's o. cs~ooD's snd portion York the crop
looked more pronsps me winter has lsfs none Of /
mere snn Inc plant covers the ground most beaut
fuy UDkes fereseen auo altogether uuexpeced
eshnly-sncn NJ excessive ofooget Excessive rain
tbsll intervene. me wheat crop Of Western New York
win be large, Propo iioD Of course T. tho breadth
lssd sows. AS for f,ur the prospect . equally good
The peach trees are thicky covered with blossoms We
them 70 look better and anticipate SUCH
peach crop - &c have not had IN many Apples
cherries and all the minor fruits promise we'll The earth
wssFetspg 70 dry - TO give rise 70 apprehension
uDessness.
PENNSYLVANIA.
In Indiana county the CROPS, . general thing are
promising The rains and warm weather have gwen the
wheat. ~ grass oa.s 10 me ssars anc the farmers
well warmed aud montened. Fruit OF al kinds will be
In Central and Northern Illinois everything looks well,
In btth prairie and woodland sectoDa, with the exception
Ssht .O.,s look ssp 9s w, we'll m Illinois.
We are N receipt o. mformaton from reliable SOURCES
.nS sSs
loesng bssr. Evsryshing gives evidence Of general
and abundant crop.
norsh. whsai generally looks fun Of promie, while oa
the lines Of the railroads thh especially he case
An informant Of the g Paul Pioneer thinks tho number
OF bushels OF wheat which have and viii mad their
into market from that ssase IN al being the surplus pro
ducs Of Last years CROP VI. exceed asyegsss Of two
surplus wheat crop this year. and above wAsts vii
probably reach Tho enormous aggregate Of six mions Of
busheh.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
me states o. CALIFORNIA and Oregon from being con
,o%s ,1,. wheat have become producsr, and arc
q their surplus pTuduct q wheat The sock
The incoming harvest win one hundred thousand
barres While tbe Of 1890 will give three years
supply nearly These dsures are ass very largo indeed
for stase that only few abort years ago large
Inc amount OF wheat In store In Stockton Cal and vi
entity, recently win reach nearly quite thousand
cent year.
VIRGINIA.
The Petersburg (va) Espvs1 observation-disclosures from
every ore csop comedies the scarcity Of TOBACCO in
,sis section Of vnsinh Nos -four Of crop, tits
tnought VIII Do made IN many portions Of Dsnwiddie,
While nom the upper counties tho complaints
In New Kent county the wheat crop suffering all the
Ills Of the s'rus upon the lcaf" d doubted very much
tho crop yields more than one third IL usual quota
SOUTH cABoLNA.
We karn from the lancaster Ledger that considerable
rain has fallen In that dstsics recently In mme-
date section the rains have been abundant nos sun
Of The dsnc, The ram, on Thursday sss W. vsry DE-
srucbve Of the crops and the lands completely exerm
much Damage. The crops throughout The onsc.,
with exception places injured by the freshet
IMAM the SSs masS S% :s CITY
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aBoRGIA.
The ruor current that the crops in this state would
prove st.ilure erroneous Wheat in some localities
rather thin upon the ground but there doubt that
ways shut expected that IL Northeastern Georgia
Osis contrary 70 expeCsa.ioa, are dong we'll The A.s
rains have brought them out
KINDS were s in getting s,ars And are some wSss back
ward Many portions OF the country suffered greatly
sdos Dc .n.. .n %
esage, Materially affected and localities eotrely
pSs IN ~. 1 re - ou2 Up ne s
been mott favorable; abundant rains have falIsn in
sss on np sns or q ~ sss' ssy:
W DO that but . modsraas crop Of wheat VIII be
n, p ne Il. s,: generally: eaa. howsvs fully shs
Corn and cotton, though small vigorous and hsathy
throughout The s..ss giving promise, without dsassr,
The rce crops Of The %. country ere, ssasrsiy in
sone~hsi nom want Of water, but shs ran 3 nov
looking we'll ana pronisns finely. Ths may be sasd
droush,, bat = now In . nourshns condition.
Another crop NOT generally nct,oed In hs papers, h
and sha probably have more Of IT, snd better ,hsn
We have had fes some years In Montgomery Dallas
and Macon counties the crops are generally In souznh
Throughout The STATE 10 rendered certain that
crop, al three having been winter killed % an unu"us
extent, and the fly sections committing greas r.
pooshiDs, and consequently corn, oats possioss and
other spring crops were we'll put In, and makng
an eroelsn' grosth rhs prospecI for ali such crops
correspondent Of the st. Louis RspubcsN, writing
Correspondents and exchanges o the pre-
vailed, IKE an elemental curse, this AMI neigh
out whiting some sections OF the country which suf,
Tered most severely came II time entirely unpre
cecentcd, and IN bnshuns influence wishsrsd and
cursed the green leaves blades and blossoms q early
hay and ths prospec Of crops WA gloomy thaf the
few copious showers have wrought WONDERFUL change
,hs wheat and pssdoss are quite esyoed redsmpeoo,
crops VIII show IN abundant yield.
The wheat lands VIII average from twenty I've 70 thirty
bushels per sore. mo Ausun sste 0asens usscs -
We have received bunch Of barley, grown nom one
grain, grown N this county. Egny stalks we're plucked
IRON NE man stem and counted IN the prsssaos
erA gentlemen Inc yield was 800 grains rom gram
CANADA.
Never, perhaps says The Toronto Lssdo Of The soth
uh Il Ne end o. Nay The appearance Of Inc orops
vn,s! Killing vas greatly exaggerated. Many nsids thss
oeksd bald before the nscesFy rains FELL u put
cured ss rear lhsi tSs ffu not ssoesssry safe IRON
late nosss but 81 present there promise Of IN unuS
News bang constantly received from Upper Canada,
si,ns glowing accounts q me prospects FOE good
GRAPE CULTURE.
From all accounts the grape crop IN the United States
wil b An abundant one Ne pressns year. ssAssd
that there absut 900 ous whey
b OHIO, half 81 which IN the mDedase vcfuity OF
Cincinnati ms ysld lsat year esamassd q $50 gallons
PSF acre, FOR The whole S&a1s, which h much the
usual average rron careful sssimais q bs vnsaess
for The lat twelve ysAr The average yself for the Ono
valley 90 GALLONS per acre; on vel cuuvsesd |
yGds In favorable Positions, 300 gallons which About
The avssses produces France and Germany. In Missouri
and Illinois u ysh AZ nos sxcssd - eAoas per acre
owing 10 the prevalence Of rot and IN rssssnss Georgia
an south Csronna, wns very much rsdpced By %.
ssrucve frost In April The hills q South CArolna anA
Georgia rapidly becoming covered with vheynds. l
One vine grower hes already planted rsesy win
The usps In regard TO the VARSITY The CaiAwbs sunss