The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
Indiana.

Indiana.
BLACKBOARD CoUSrY.The fruit prospect In this locality
Il very promising The wheat never looked better than
6ray CouSrr There arc fine prospects Of an abund-
cherry and pear buds are all sound We have also IA.
vorabe reports the wheat crop The conclusion ID
that this years crop viii greatly, Of last year
gentleman who has one hundred says thai tue
prospects, are better than ever before seen IN this
county. @t
FLo,D CouSrr.-The fruit crop in this reeon never
looked better and have doubt that there will be
abundant yield OF ali the commoner kinds such
peaches pears apples, cherries, &c The small fruits
too bid fair to be more than usually plentiful There
will be few peaches on the low grounds but on elevated
situations the trees will be loaded The is far
advanced that there danger from ross,
and farmers begin folciiate themselves with the
pope OF full supply of these luscious fruits Unless
Them with their attacks these hopes We trust, viii DO
5nlly realized.
ALLEN COUNTY The fruit buds are reported no, hurt
ytho late frosis II Is fortunate that the weather Is
Try well as cold.
McaaAS CcuSrY-we are informed by those who
June 70 be posted on the fruit question that there VIII
section. IL appearances indicate anything as regards
this question the fai, III, crop will % sSa S s We
tell that tho bloom 10 but little injured The
wheat crop looks remarkably we'll and promises at the
present time unprecedented yield. Some Of
farmers have commenced planting but weather
Is TOO wet and cold 10 accomplish much in this line.
Thick clothing and hrce are still slightly the fashion.
DKARsons CorSrY- not killed by the frost hcrcaf-
ter the Indications that will have cnerries
peaches and other fruits abundance
the high lands bu, In the valleys they already do
etroyed.
ForsrArS COUNTY we notice almost daily in our cx-
changes good reports OF the wheat crop In fact We
have not heard OF county In the state that n COM
planning much Fountain, aud chances here are
twcniy 1--we per cent better than they seemed month
ago.
DnawARr Corsrr.-The fruit crop was never moro
promising than now. Apples pears, peaches, cherries
plums and all small fruits Wild and cultivated look re-
markedly well never so fine prospect for pears
wheat nne, oats coming aud the farmers are prcpar
ing for the corn crop. Ny observation has taught me
that good fruit crop always follows good sugar sea-
con, and good grain crop also.
Woo CoryTY,-H Is stated that the fruit crop In the
Wabash valley And Vigo c6uny has been nearly all de-
stroyed
Correspondence or The Cincinnati EnqurcrI
At 81 Mary wheat presents very poor prospect; u
than bali an average crop
In the vicinity Of Harlan wheat generally looks bad,
with occasional good fields
In the section around Cutler wheat u looking Gne and
bids far 20 give . good yield.
In Jefferson and jackson townships, Wayne county
ana Liberty Dudley and Franklin townships. Henry
county the wheat looks thin and will no, average more
In Delphi Carroll county, wheat Is badly injured by
rot be more than half . crop.
Al DunlapsviIle Union county and vicinity the wheat
rop lacks An average crop was soSn IN me IAN.
fery little spring wheat was scwn.
Ia Porter county, In places where vas proec'ed "
woodland. the wheat crop looks WELL bat "a the opon
heids "a Is badly frozen.
AZ v,ncsnnes Tue wheat, notwithsts nding the vet,
eold and backward spring, looks WELL aud snsrs seysr
vas bsster chance fof whsaa croo