New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
TIE CROPS.


hiHkd Ro.r1lsrv once a week readers we're IN
Hoed of tho e The crops in different paris
b the country and we h@3 established CORE po"o-
Eee With STners which pronsed in 'imeto be oil 'ea
III sarviee But at this u ha vest there are
~ reape-s at wok m their respective helds-one
a. eoncs from tho funde.ies and orQes and the other
Isl n grim DESTROYER Of whoa, Longleilow sAys:
y III "Thc1si.s,eap'ry e. {. ss-s IS D'''h'
p GH He e. 1,sgs the bcsTJe5 z am ut e breath,
bsiW and The nos ers tnotsIO between"
ha TIC pubic mind tas been 80 absorbed in watching
us.s,ic march Of events that farmers have had
ABE interest IN Ggicolicral items crop articles; bus
n W t!,.t ,he Beginning OF The End has come take
the ihrad yheiet wae dropped 10 Aprill5st. the
ofal columus we have inside IN appeal for Informs
~, about the condition Of crops, aud cannot urge
< strongly upon our farmer trends 10 favor uSvitl
~; at once Now more than ever the fumes are
n. h main ay OF be Republic, for how without them
h "a ud we feed orr armies or sustain ourselves To
Eeyeut miscarriage Of etierp AMI save trouble in our
!, kfce correspondents will please write the word
- aops' on the upper le5hand corner Of their en-
bsope.
SO Generally speaking, we should cay that The wheat
op Of 1861 Is much inferior to that of 1860. The late
"a ring and ncement Winter not OILY retarded the
n peping If Winter G. ain several days, but much OF t
as Wiz r-ked especially opon baOly drained lands.
&c csnnot say that 90 regard THE casmity far
~ affects individuals with concern, for large proper
cn Of our farmers be brought TO realizing
OF Of the profit Of tbarOngh draDage, except by
\. iu. lOss of clo,s Like tie bind horse, they need
~ sk the simple hint does not Suffice In many see
&ns Of country prospects quite good as lat
ar; and or correspondents complain Of CLINT of old
rain in store while in others there is stock unfold
2 4ud t5e prospects, Tor THE GiScOuragng
rt,.oo ho,, Nsxy.Voyl tba WAS and |
arded the later seeding and caused much Ices the
bore and late fodder crops. The potato crop proved
eayy total failure, a large surface. Contrary,
3oxever, TO The expectation Of mony, the Winner was
. L., "a severe as was aoticpa ed The North Western
Hart Of the State, embracing the best wheat counties
kai but hte depth of snow and the ground early be-
bare; but over most of tie other sections there
~ vas heavy fall OF snow early, and it lay upon tie
= pound until quite late.
\ TIE abundant supply Of fodder secured last Autumn
Enabled tie farmers bring their stock through in un-
usually good condition, and there wash Spring on band
i larger surplus Of hay snd coarse grains than for
a}nsny years past. In the wheat COUNTIES the plant
yHHered very much throughout the Winter, especially
pon lbe u5drsiDed clays. Early in June, MIR. John
- obnsson Geneva, wrote ne that The crop of
\ 4yesiern Eew-York this year would be the worst
kilue since 1886 and that It almost as had in
Canada and many portions of the States 81 convinced
ss be Of the impending scarcity, that be couDseed
purchase by Government Of at least one barrel Of
for each man in tue Grand Army, to guard
lSesinss all eontng In one of his letters ne
,slays: If You live until November, you will
h whether my advice is right or wrong Truy we have
In immense store of old grain in the country, but the
kxostaon Is great" In subsan!iaiion Of this last
saark we present the official returns Of tie imports Of
krain into England IN the i've months ending May 81,
|dbs6l:
rOTKD INTO GREAT BSrrA 5e THI 1--WE hOSTH' Ending
ssst en- 1850 3: ISL .s1 ~ %scS'' "a 1850 1851
.,fess55 ftt 49, ss Sa'aS a" 50 sss esas
aeslL4OUrg. s0sl5 59t50 Esyp'....... 2GlO l76'V''
s sI a T % over S b a.ss'
a Ia the same term there were Imported, in lsGo,
s2i go qrs and in 1851 O2S,6Io orr. Ofiudhn corn.
of wheat -four they had Of more than twice as much
10 s from all the rest Of The world together How Idle,
Vhen especially ia view OF the prospects OF their need
doc large supplies tis year for British politicians to
slk Of war with this eOunty' Although the weather
IA Great Britain has been tolerabiy good this sess'n
hRe Marx Lane Express thinks the wheat crop will
n nnder any circumstances be below an average, and
Ot BE editor further remarks that
There vsss cheney IN breadth which, IN many
ks'es - one lind bit may es se ssiia.'sa q oss
csss colsn, III. eooai alone ~shaye conyesso
hn lLe last With eIpIened and i't eligsDt far
both pgsh end gfeisn end hey gu sgn ~ represent
Hns tie heat cop whether France esiuln or England
b wesk Onetbe Plant thin on the onnd o not hsyios esd
b general s1hibtiug ie indicators han usual Of
sshhy igopu siowth his ~ 70 Re jssea VIZ 20 iooHa
be the csse ~ except Oh The hhy Jn.d IGN g
trsicA their bong Tess ysfeat'rs n NJ MOISTURE hGV< MIN
Ssedd besr eppsaTaafe n,oygno1t re ytasa ~ ",
kos g give even guess much s 70 ss s,s :. s ss
d ne next thie7 months bot that there wiz &c sos
gpeaI TO be doubt The caring sud bloom ng Of t- "best
be watched with shs create: Interest, and the snheqnebt
Eoatrsr wiz be equally impoitstt anoneT importation nj
kp NE that Of se amounting probable 10 twenty nge
aong viii be enough 20 elDsIass mo hasnai anSs
o. Things had mended by July 50 far 70 warrant
he pager in saying that the prospects for far
better crop than 1860, and that generally, the CONT
n seStsl sdyces cheering Tee potato crop,
20, unlike thai Il last year, looking remarkably
K healthy, signs Of disease having appeared the
banlm or in the tubors But there be question
bnt that We shall have large foreign demand for cur
III products.
Respecting the crop Of Ohio TINT excellent authority,
8 qAe ohio Farmer, remarks:
az oza containing the report. Of the s.ereayes Of
al sAg Statutes in sis 10 ssereissy Of tSe
I Ess beArd and 30 BY M Klepor We sse Thai "a Is
.ssssge In ~ otbeIs "a deIa'e sEd aowhtO two Thirds
e TIE Clover good the rasl ar
ne In soBe loesiss Oats lab piOi good
Hay promise we'll Potatoes anyers al, promise 20 DO
GOOD crop. Fruit win few eEcesols, IL poor-EEsp.s
b& pvmsiLg better tho OtbeIs The report live
III stteI licking sYfyfhin mo sto Ohio
ri PHises in l fan ~, i4c's tbs sesson Fnoss ID be
s spS to ,s.Ie to .se our sDs. end oven help he sc
a Our own corcspoudeisce eorfobom,es this view Of
N We ease although We have complaints from some
sanes that the harvest Is bte aud the yield inferior.
! fion Central and Western Michigan friends