The New York herald., 1866-07-31

barley good crops Few days OF good weather win
secure crops In nne order The potato crop will be large
from present prospects
Wiscousfn.
From exchanges condense the following itcms:-
CRAWFORD CouNrY.-Corn and oats promise we'll The
breadth of wheat large usual aud the pros
pect very good Other crops look well. Fruit in This
VEsxos CousrY-Our wheat was never better II viz
yield from twenty TO twenty-five bushels per acre rom
present appearances. Shall have heavy crop Of Data
HosaoE CousrY-wintsr wheat badly killed Spring
wheat looks well, and promises good crop. Oats ana
wAsHIscros Cousrr.-crop prospects very favorable
n this county Spring wheat and barley are very gooA
EAU S CLAIRE COUNT have SSarAtS about the sam.
yield Of wheat last year. Oats and look promD
JAsnsvILLx-wintsr wheat all CUT mot much in shs
county. Barley all cut; average yield. Spring whsaS
VIII 90 heavy crop and good quality. Oats betts
very natsering for all grain Rain doing no harm
WATERrowN-A reports concur In the statement thae
splendid crop Of grain will be gathered here fAs
wheat crop will be large and Of hne quality. Barley and
oat crops will also be large and Of fine quality Cora
though backward, promises we'll The weather for Sons
storm has prevailed nearly all day. " N''' ~ ' =
Iowa.
The following are the latest accounts:-
Iowa FAIIs-wheat little blightsd, but an average
prospects excellent Wheat harvest Commenced Ws.s
for past two days unfavorabe, hot and showery.
DuBuoun Prospects for wheat, oasa, rye and barley
never moro favorable Corn Is coming out hne and hao
. good color Information from the country around
that the average yield Of wheat will Be thirty
ave to forty bushels 70 the acre. Rain has done some
LswB-The wheat and oais harvest is about half CON-
pleted. i he. been somewhat retarded b., weather.
though not TO injure crops Farmers say the average
crop in this county will exceed that Of any for
several years before. Barley is good. Owing t. sesd
in the county repanted consequently will be lsts
but large crop Is anticipated not injured by frost
peoiay wheat has. rained every I'd day this week :
far but not much damage done as yet.
DEs MosEs.-The crops in Central Iowa were never
better Farmers who in the midst OF harvest
report that wheat Is very much better than average
yield. There has been more corn this year than has
favorable.
DAvxspoRr.--Barley half in stack; yield fine and
quality good The wet weather OF the last three days
nurng that cut and not in the stack Wheat exceeas
both In quality and quantity Harvest scarcely com.
menced Wheat not injured yet and viii not be 1nle.'
able. Oats good-heavy yield and of good quality. Corn
backward
average yield, and OF excellent quality. Wheat,
which is the CROP splendid If the rain does mot
damage 1t while harvesting which Is just under gooA
headway here.
Minnesota.
FILLMORE CoUSrY.-The wheat crop looks very hns.
and promises abundant harvest. Corn, oats poa-
toes, &c, look well.
wAsxcA coUsTr.-The prospect for heavy crop q
wheat and oats never looked better. Corn was planted
STEELE Corsry-There is every prospect Of beauts-
full harvest in this section, of all kinds Of grain
Missouri.
ANDREWS CorNrY.-The prospects for good crop q
all sorts Of grain are very encouraging Winter wheat
is harvested and will average twenty I'VE bushels psS
acre. Oats, rye, barley corn and potatoes look vesy
promising
DAvIsssx CousrY-The wheat crop this year is unusa-
ally good. 1t will average twenty five bushels per aero
All other crops look we'll Apples will be plenty.
The Missouri Rrpubican Of q recent date says:-ws
have an immense and excellent crop Of fs whsas
throughout own State and through southern lin.
nois, which will furnish all milers can do for ysas
come and 10 expected that this crop viii be pus
chased on an average under ~ per bushel
The Macon tGa.) Telegraph says:-we are nov pree1
we'll posted from all OF the country 10 regard -
that Ss Mss ss so Of q
regards quantity II 10 far in advance OF the crops fss
some years past and Of excellent quality There -
abundance for domestic dcmsnd and good sur
plus for expectation The currency being equal, 1oGr
ought TO and win be considerably cheaper.
south Carolina.
The Charleston Courier says Of the rice crop:-An
counts received from various portions Of Georgetown die
worked badly, the preparation Of the land very tmp
feet with poor drainage &C., bad stands have rssuse1
These dcutes have been enhanced by the mesh.
which have inflicted great injury to the crops of ~
upper rver lands II doubted II an eighth Of ceo
will be made in that district.
virginia.
The wheat in this state will be q much larger Greg
than croakers would lead TO expect. Tobacco aA1
corn are both doing we'll
The Tallahassee Flordiom says the crop q ~
portion Of Florida suffering greatly for Of in
Alabama.
The yield Of wheat 10 tho acre Was much beser thae
expected the OF the great foods In the sprnU
The cotton is also Improving very nst and accounts