The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-14


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gan
u Maiag everything looks veil
Ia NaH aga &.aiu s scarcity 81
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- Michigan & sa prospect q
blusas. ye.d wheat
Is Ege Avtk .le prospect II fruits
ana laa unusually aapei9ue
0an promise, pfuiaslan If peach.
- 400 wheat lHug splendid
is Pennsylvania the wheat mover
gave promise 81 i better crop
Ia Nebraska lh1, huvc one II tho
an SHOW go good ctop 81 gram
essen known
in Kansas th8t ssh 81 unusually
brE tlapa u bA and corn raised
Tic plosltc d Canada are extra
ordinary
t4e Vermont lafmrm are sowing
wheat largely
III, peach sud other huh crops in
Delaware rl worry naUpnug
ia Aliea1pp,. thc prospects Of wheat
ua cotn ap saiA dautmnH
iargt crop u wheat Is anticipated
~ South Caruduu
Ia tennessee. tH,re was never such
groWa u wheat .aeu before
Ia Aiabama, They are planting wheat
and coin largely
The Mary aul peach yield will exceed
lasl Fett, tud wheat Is growing rapidly
Ia Missouri tht cram crop Will be
tie largest and finest ever known.
Peaches have h,cu Killed ii some coun-
ties.
IN W. Nr ,ma the prospect for
fruit 1HHg Tic winter wheat
looks q bal less quantity WIS sown
q aa usu !.
IN 'aBmia, Il wheat crops look
spitud d, aud oats, corn and tobacco
Wli ba u least equa! 10 the average
The New Hampshire farmers arc
planting aud sowing largely Winter
wheat not injured
Iowa promises 1T least mi average
yield OF wheat, aud there are no unll-
NordbIa indications reinilNe 70 tic fruit
Tue gan CROPS If California are in
fine condition, ana much more land has
been b0Wn than formerly
Tie Indications III Connecticut favor
2 good innt season, aud gram is doing
we'll there
In Rhode Island tho Indications are
tlat there viii be unusually hrg1 grain
and fruit crops
Wheat is growing magniiieenty in
Illinois. A grcal quantity has been
4oNn. The poach crop Is likely to be
mr elously abundant, with every other
variety o. fuit
In Indiana, Do wheat Indications
were never more promising, and the
pr sFccts for good crop arc really
latteng Fruit las seldom been bet
ter
The kentcl4 tobacco crop, it is fear
cd, wiil prove failure; the ont crop
eiil bo aAor1. the pcachos viii 10 killed
Pa the bud, aud wheat looks to.ctaby
aell
Iii Florida tLoprospccts are very dis
caa1aghE lat tue Average crop win far
aulpa5 previous years Tie farmers
have boon drowned ont hy fre5hcta.
IN Ccolgia, mi extraordinary wheat
year is anticipated Oats viii give an
abundant yield Tie rice prospects are
good Cotton planting is progressing
satisfactorily Cram is beng planted
hlsgE
IN Loaisiaua, The peach and plum
trees hHc been injured by tie frost
Oranges iiGa and aapee, unframed
Tie piopcct IS daih GA lie alluuaI
.aads oHng % ile breaks ii the lo-
wees
The Ijah price 81 -four has given an
impetus ag1n 10 wheat raising in New
LngIand nnd inch moro land has been
toph Ihe yeId oi hay vii be large.
iHa prospect oi L large crop Of fruit If
al lanus favorable
In New jersey The ar8aon has been
backward. but crops are looking finely.
HE pelch prospect is good stlawbcr-
nes aud biaeAbefiies are ia first rate
condition. Apples anl pears are also
good