New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
THE CROPS.
MAINE.

| MAINE.
Haync is over; the reports set down the yield as
full oaFihs and Of superior quality
MASSACHUSETTS,
crop correspondent from this We had very
open Winter followed by dry cold Spring. Farm work was
rather late but pushed along fast when once
p H @ weeks wee Ia Se~ weather has been very
warm and aud looking finely. Rye rather
thin but promises fir Grass is rather thin Iheres
probably not much more thirds much last
cron viii be seriously Injured The prospect
,Ty good Trees bo;soed well bat the apples falling of
in great numbers Farm stock is scarce and very high
Farmers produce finds ready sale and commands gh price
SEW-YORK
country correspondent says Wheat yielding pretty
good crops bat on The whole not as large a. some
il nearly ready 10 cut Oats coming on well Potatoes good
Corn yery backward but rapid strides during the
last week and may catch up In time 70 yed iar re-
turn Wheat han est has commenced eut T PIGpsey mot
viii produce lLge yield Apple crop nearly failure
r did maeh damage But st the fruit that set may
fine and the profit TO the owners OF large orchards
quite rcmunerae. The last year was light but the
yield very good
Cosmon writes thus The AaeriedH Fdrm1 Continually
IN cise since last Dispatch have seen things
I'm my opinion ought be reported 10 The fdr and other
frmsr FIRST AFTER ali the groauing boo hoong and wall
ing about wheat poor show Of no corr and
ali such in the third " MaTyllnd twothrds OF Del
aware large slice Of West Jersey and all PENNSYLVANIA east
Of e Aeghanes that either been through and over
or direct and rusuorthy fFom there has been Big
ger crop Of wheat harvested than the farmers OF
these regions haycscn these dozen There are eIaep
ions to all general rules you and all know 50 we have
urqueRt exceptions the big stacks snd barns a OF best
wheat In all the regions named There are always some
souchy farmers all atitldes. Some people expect wheat
hen; and then because they rail ont roundy against
every hing they think Of but themselves
In the weey came IN strong Dnt 700 at9 10
do quarter the mischief they might they had Deen on
hand ten days earlier some mistake tue hue red Issf s
found Arrangements sometimes IN slhgis DUSK
@ In oset. there would be half dozen or so in every
shell graf Of wheat touched While the bugs are al
we os wheat and eaten il more Something eysry
body this way-weeSils IN rye What next ~,
IIay good crop in several years NOT er
eessye bak bu thick heavy and everywhere housed IN
excellent order Corn and potatoes look weeyen splendid
everything More potatoes making than over saw on Ike
before Pasture confines good MIX hoSs eeiY oIte
ness nastnes and don't know how TO manage 1t some e1
cent reasonably cheap Very little cheese made In
no better garden vegetable we're grown than have
this Our markets oil abundaoy supplied and at
yates mostly reasonable.
IL Columbia County wheat Is reported almost fairrei
Oats and Barley are f9e Corn doing vel nay crop SgGu on
the have encouraging reports The SSndI'y Rg"
gon wearing rather long faces this summe Inc season
has been decidedly uniayore for the grape crop Inc con
unued cold rains OF last month injured materially Ihe
der state caasedbleht and midew TO some extent while the
later rains affected them to cause many 10 a OIL
INDIANA.
The Spring wheat being harvested and yields well ana
Of superior quality. Corn never was better on all knus oil
and Much Of the oats has been beaten down oy EXCESSIVE
ILLINOIS.
Prom all parte Of cheering reports Farm
e never had aircr prospects ahead Wheat Corn
exceedingly promising Ir9 ,a Grass good oS aO@lS mo-
ooitaa grow rapidly tAat The farmers fear . s al go 70
weed Az the right time the bos viii no doubt appear sne
mature
s%Ss s sS here sa
good deal of rain fallen during the past Fears are en-
10 1a 10 90 cent. per round
figure Wheat 6s per ouShi Corr" i'd'i
Butter, 22c Eggs lsid.
Our Columbus correspondent writes have noticed 10 The
Of July and spsaaR S IL she crops III
This nav be true parts Of the State butnot az orer
ToaSe Jefferson and Columbia Counties and om observa
lion am fully convinced that these Counties w lave large
share Of the good things OF earth IN the shape pOduc
Wheat is the asp the praric' especially in Co.
Inmbia ard Dane Counties 1t stands high and has large
growth the sround yet not considered sale to make
farmer who is the life the world will reap fair emunera
ton for his labor. 1870.
Oats are also looking fine Some pieces are so heavy that
they have lodged and the hafbushe at thrashing viii Ill
rapidly ,., s.o.o
thick on the ground More this crop raised IN Jefferson
and Dodge in the other two mentioned Barley Is not
Corn NAV have suffered the dry weather and
think there will be more .etf corn ~ an usual .,..
The small fruits have been good eurrants gooeoerries
,rawberre Of the latter Of the Tromphe de Crane
nd cn,ier and Wilson's seedlings have produced wen and
brought the Madison market rsnrs cents 2o per quart
Wheat never better and to destroy it, Corn
growing rapidly Cultivated heavy and OF good quail
ity Fruit crop medium A Dane County correspondent
says We have the best prospect OF wheat crop 70 nls
vicinity that we have for many Years Oats hurt with the
frost early jane bat still make average crop Corn
generally very late owing TO bad seed and other causes
Many fields had repanted II will be below an average
CROP There plenty of old this part Of the country
vet selling IS We have had abundance OF rain here
this Summer"
The ST. Paul papers say that the Wheat crop Of Minnesota
,s osrns q IS ba.ss for crops and the
that IL will be higher They claim that Minnesota VIII DO tue
FIRST wheat State IN the Union
The Marshall County correspondent OF IN, PraDg
r make, the s9s report 01r %, farmers s n 10 w fcOa
harvest will be opened 10 FULL rye u already beng cut We
generally engaged LAYING our corn p n,poa, SEASON
except rather OF rain IN the as uonth Inc
weather is now far and has been sT the a ~
Of po,toe. Bog. h season a1 we ss
NSsnr Siss for Any Last Winter our
fruit trees. great numbers have been killed Tbs Agricultural
~ 5s ss' are bro1gSt into new sr
being erecsd fencing built everything be'peaks pro
Sr Tiers quite manifested with the farmers
70 tbor various stock Stock hogs stock
cattle scarce the former are WORTH v per cw'' tue "sf
s'Ntot ssNsS r.. -. -s''"'-
The harvest |, completed in southern Kansas There ha'
been an unusually srse yield Of wheat and Of fair quality
gentleman from IOpekh unuer Oh Nfitos u iva
w Having Travelled ouite extensively through the north
err and southern portions the state can say from
actual observation that part OF the country will this year
be keiy TO Weld 90 large quantity Of all kinds OF farm
duce AZ this State Wheat being harvested and will
not M below average Of tweny to the acre
WEST VIRGINIA.
quantity and quAy the wheat cror never was better
Corn very promising acorn hsayyi fruit light In most
part, Of the State
KENTUCKY.
Tobacco has come forward well and promises fll crop
The wheat heavy and the grain Of good quality
m. dr. has rnne