New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
THE CROPS
TIE EAsr.

TIE East.
Mqins-A correspondent at Gardiner writes: Ihe
eathsr Tor week past has been very favorable Tor me
,,ners Grass is everywhere looking well Planting mas
,on going vigorously FOR week past Late seasons i
ne wheat in the neighbobood OF lassstlDoIo9g anu anu,
io9d p all psrt5,s OF ,, tg s ~ e condition Phe news
tho ArOOstOOk country j. faNorapie pnt lio.s m
IT. In the valley OF inc ssee ns'9 y @ M coed WITH as
leh snow a. in February March. Since INC IuicIn
i week Mrs. Browne (Afenus Naid MOI Ilts pSen
rscHedIV The first cargo OF ice from the keuneDec
season left Gardner Ior savannah Oh wednesday
THE MIDDLE sTATEs.
E,,s. York.-The wool market viii open at low
vfes cohfared with prices year ago. 50 commercial
rnals and deslers say. and With reason this time Bu
we ber growers TO remember that The journals Wmcn %
byor manufacturers ana sIeouialoIs ahhuaAl eVVV ] @
sS ron6esv low prices FOR The new clip Whie Duyers
nnornly sYay of" paying tho lowest pos DIe IiSuJ
the start Hence, though prices may RUE c l4~ yo are
s advised 70 hurry ~ st s te opeing Of the market
i WOOL in GOOD condition may not prove Dao article
keep awhile awhile yss ySs SdTnent and circustances.
m Western New-YOTk, SAYS me iiHT0t At@rdw.t5s s
ough the season Is remarkably iate ~ ~ o oa
a1se 20 Is1o1S t ~ 49, (, NAV 81 reaO ounful haryess
9fmost crops even IN egiOns whete inc PICsICcss
ysrT dtshcartenng month Good crops gss 1% @
sidoy extended country, %nlN ~, ii1 IT, conntTy and
t ~ crops INTO the account our facts ana reports !n
syrd fo the growing crops ana crop isplcts
~ taSnPable on this goib day oi Jeue than we nave
bad sf Inc same period iB deede oi 9eis w ", h,
e,e con ,,rfuafe ploducers upon lc Higat chahbV IN
heir lropccts-from dependency ~ iJ9s1 Ja ~ m ros
AefeiOr-and the country ana on ~ tev 10 nrey,ii
bv fhat'penty (as wei AZ peace sheJ ~ ol,'tsic ,lo
% ss ptia1 saws me Rochester Express Ontsi9s % inc
eity early cherries arc mostly - ; yeTe not Tro
IN yards IN TIE ciiy, ,,s N ,trre bghtod. Apple
,oS feey frees have blOssOIued NsfJ luy anu ~ erc
sood crop There win be no 2 1doslv In eifics
loss have been proteetee ~ bai se comg forward
sI a. asS tie warm weather oi me Iast lev "SS S
Uness tlere Is very warm Sn% % ripening me small
there will be doubt Of Tie latcI bcIres for
,siI ~ ~ VT weather has been most lat""'''' "'
shan Lave An Abundance Of this delicious H""
TIE wRsT.
p;.oogs;u-Ye learn that tie lnuch dlea"cu pO,''O
b.sye again made their Qppearance ID i"ise n".,o.
~ ,.t,I.y and have already commenced ope'"'"H
on potaio vince They arc tie most nltby ~ Srf an1
some, asfy looking animal tnat W they car
are certain destruction TO every hela"i Po''''
'a s anna coupstnt IL made abont this pest il soih
parts OF Missouri ana ihiAcia =, t,t4,,,,
Leaa.-The following letter ls from MAish"ii0o'l
fawa 20 The Chiedgo J0,0ioi: IN 1873 much corn v" w.
nianted after the eth OF June, and on the hsV u ~
lstb severe frost killed most Of the itut N %
lows. helped 70 plant tty corn % and cod north-eas
mist falling all the t.Ine ~ - ld hnfi, NJ vhea
Welded large crop ln ihSt, Us Sss t 1et 81 J,n
anu .rs,aev clid and the Gtb day Of July Nen
into one OF the best eds Of corn cga" d hN ~ zee on1
County, ane the taesI gia%o.s % sd ~ and Welded wei
~ fhe Fall Of 1858 corn common hssu neli 1nt,
shiSh wss planted by owen owens Oi lucas ~, Nvu'3 -
Iowa on the eth Of July IDe l"f ,,s' 49, tta, n a n
crssent, a great deal 0f corn has Ssh F'An''u' ~