New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
THE CROPS.

healthy and promise well
sNEw.HANrsHIRE.
In NevIIampshire the continued weather seriously
damaged e crops the low fats TAe grass s S ere
rom various causes, and the crop VIII be SNORT :" ~ "'
j. pgomiseo an abundant Weld
vERMONr
IN vuoat the eorly dry season was favorable to planting
the low lands but these crops suffered from the SUBSEQUENT
raas Recently however the weather being warm ava
eiv the crops have oyertaken the season anu o'l s ~
g'''" i' oN'''' "'"' MAs.AcHUsETTs.
psros from Massachusetts, complain Of the ateness Of The
econ and ba.warnes5 o. the crol Com on the aI'ais
looks well but the flats is being DESTROYED b! the VIC
worm. Grass l0oAs more favorable
NEw-YoRK
Throughout NewYors the Winter and Spring were sever
on grass ana Fallsown growers The favorable Veane' %
lie ast frtne has however. done much TO retrieve the
crops and there is now hopfl prospect The grass crop
If month AGO In many places it viii be FL average yii
crop M be oly oneoafth Of list years yield. There
fir prospect for apples and other Autumn hui'''
pENysyLvANI.
Eastern Pennsylvania enjoys the prospect Of general
.vace crop Of cereals. voge'i and fruits rom me mr.
accounts. Ise wheat is very badly Win,eFk o. FROM no
latter part April and Up 10 te iHt oi NJ y tse W'
eo aid dry ne s or 2 Of A. N was 'og 2o lsI bn '
Corn as general thing n-s wen GA s yar hort
MANY III Of oats 10 not The ground. The grs, cr1p
va, ini,ci bady With the frost There much complaint
/ OF the rayages OF The caterpillar in tins state
NFwJERsEY
In NevJercy the season unusually backward and tho
cro were ngashing; bat the recent rains have re-
vyed vegetation and both track and large turner's nTe hope
/ + fir fair yield 4 late crops
OHIO.
/ Tia OHIO Farli0 Of June % says:
During the last few weeks traversed the State Of
Ohio up aud and cr0ssvIse from Lake 70 tanoa ana
from What with eyes aud learned rom
others conclusion that tue wheat crop ~ Hs
Hat failure The exceptions are Few ana sI Dtt "eeu
whore half an ordinary crop VIII be harvested ne u!
rr,on Of the lower Miami than tue wheat
oats are doing ary bat nothing 10 brag Of Rye Is tau anu
thin Grass may 10 coanted full crop i ie weather con
TIMES favorable. The be said OF tho potato crop
Corn looks vcry we though backwards bet there plenty o.
time et to make go34 corn crop a ~ ts' r,e brad9
planted his will be the greatest held crop me season
snas Central Oa!o ala great dama-e to ne crops
ard auma- sheep persisted in one night pear ooI
out Il lock Of III They had been recently shorn and were
exposed TO cold ra!n
sends very discoaagng reports nom the northern Counties
crors puay aud seriously rtt cked by insects wheat fail
urc com poor fruit uniavora'ci oats LOOK we'll
IlLISors.
In Cosal Illinois. In the middle OF tbs month the condition
The weather is and codhard the bnt good for
wheat and grass There viii be good fait crop here's oil TIC
ea bl1miuS varieties fePpes viii give 5000 elopi lno
n,-i coming varieties sucl os Jannet Northern spy
Red Romantic were mostly kled by the frost The Young
fruit looks very healthy. Pears I'D not SET vel VIII De niue
fruit Grapes somewhat injured by foi but there wl De
heavy crop Wheat and oats look vel Trees planted his
spg doing well where the ground was put IN good ORDER
The potato prospect Is excellent
reports. The crops boxing well though not advanced
some corn planted NJ OF ehncA bug we hope 10
The splrg - old rga5s tie borders " the field.
MICHIGAN.
Grand RAPIDS corr, sponden to The Prairie Ferp
of Michigan:
Of wheat ard fruit Al the s1dhern and eastern portion OF
give dubious accounts 81 the wheat crop anu lhe
sane peaches ~ that section But al o. the country
nj & ~ aoplapt cr5e Of Winter wheat aud all sorts Of
.a;e through theis Winter hbInaon believe since the
seiteneut Of this country have never suffered oy cod
weather ~ the crop and IN tender rui;s baI one
vtnr n feel confident ~ contlnialon TX
enye peach orchards being planted oil through The
ofu5cg and temperature this region gea Dessf1
Sna Sa, %, s oos Tee vast amounts Of poa
os sss % heaso 2n il,e PAY. oa C,op ns 9 ~
~ osnis per bgsh oar Srne has been coll rather dry and
v sboo, pueh ic,. gun taan usual All sorts OF bust
Wisconsin.
Farmer. say tha, through Wisconsin there never pros
pec or better wheat crop an present Il looks
though the wheat would be all desired. the vet state
the ground keeping the chreh bug away Grass Is excel
An ANIL, CROP Of wheat and potatoes expected
IOWA.
Tie crops IN Iowa having passed the cold and dry season
without de,rsoon are now growing finely and promise at
least three fJurths Of an average harvest.
MISSOURI.
In Missouri tae record made up thus:
March was dry and cold Grouad frozen much to Tlow
bat lite ATrl turned some warmSr ana started up lhe
81 rain with hail and little frost bat none to do any
harm Crops Of Il kinds ok well except spns wheat .,
sproui fl wheat looks fine stood the Winter wen Germ
though late looks we'll nnd avery large amount H. Appes
cherries and pums Ilniy Peaches all killed. The hemp
crop looks fine ard vii give fair WELD The blue grass
Clover as dnc as can be asked Improved lands
worth ron to go per acre Sn S 10 C Sat SS no% to
STOCK hog, cent. erOs,. Mk COWS from ESQ to 60
nesh high and Mules plenty and cheap No insects
inJuring the crops as yet
eorre,pouden, from Kansas to The Prairie FdrmU says.
IL has rainea here Il times In twelve days. Wheat
never looked the wOrdl could not wish TO look
better All crops look vel. Strawberries are IN great
abundance There will be few peaches this year; prospect
fair for al pies plenty Of grapes goosrberes &c.
Butter worth 95do0ci cheese, 2oa25c Oar clover and
orchard grass about ready 20 cut Wheat w do to cut IN
10 or IL days. Beef worth 7al0c. n.
TIE SOUTH
The chances for fun average yield OF cotton all the
land planted this rear daily improving The cold winds
and chilling rains and the late frors extended over every
portion United States aud here retarded plant
Ing operations but the recent favorable weather that has
given an impetus al crops the Northern States has also
Knee high exchanges report the receipt OF
cotton blooms" from their subscribers.
TEXAS.
The crop in Texas bids be uptO the yield
before the
LOUISIANA
will M far short OF early expectations The overflow OF the
rivers inundated so Irge portion lands of these
States be made Of damage done to the
crops When the water ecedes early repintng may stu do
well.
ARKANSAS,
also suffered from overflow but ss than the before
named. The late pl,ntings growing finely.
The Editor OF The Jaeksoapon Herald says
short ride the country last Thursday enabled us 10
andiu lQeO a