The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17


Frl.t abundant Grass viii give large crop.
JUNEAU, DoDGs CousrY-Prospect for spring wheat
cenen probably twenty bushels per acre. Very little
fali wheat Bur little be said OF corn Farm
ers cannot say whether the corn planted viii grow
not Oats look finely; ground than year
Wheat, barley and rye is cultivated; look we'll An
usually large crop anticipated such fruits as are grown
hers Hay crop Is about three weeks later than usual
but VIII be good one unless long drought Roots
not much developed; probably there will be fair CROP
"Farmers all seem hopeful AZ 70 small grains doubtful
as 70 corn. Splendid weather Children kick the
BRISTOL, KEAosHA CouNrY.-A large breadth OF wheat
sown good prospect for average cropprobaby twenty
ousheA Corn-greas many acres plAntod prospect cot
very good ct present Many farmers finished planning June
l. large yield OF OATS barley and expected Fruit
trees just in blossom and prospect OF heavy crop
ciay apples Grass Is very good Potatoes will be an
oAKrrsLD Foxp pu LAC cousrY-FaI and spring wheat
never oe..er-doing hrs. rate Corn Just planted and
looked better There better prospect for apples than
We have had in three years The hay crop win be re-
markabiy good; stock fat wool crop immense.
JEFFERSON CouSTYFarmers all report fall and winter
wheat better than for many years. Corn was planted
late Should present weather continue we VIII got fair
CROP Hay promises well, and there is fair prospect
for roots
MILTON Rock COUNTY Wheat will give about twenty
bushels per acre. There will probably DO light corn
crop: adj planted yet Oats barley and rye look WE'LL
Apples are poisoning very full There will be fair
CLINTON, Rock CouSrY.-The prospect for wheat
better is expected yield from twenty thirty
bushels per acre. Corn is unfavorable that planted
from the 10th TO the middle or May just coming up but
large area will have TO be replanted Oats and barley
will give large CROP Apples will be abundant Grass
looks exceedingly WELL and the prospect for root crops
is fair
KAsKAMA, OUrAoAxE CovSrY-The fall wheat was
Injured by the severe winter Spring wheat will pro-
baby give twenty Ave TO thirty bushels. Oats and
barley will DO twenty-five thirty bushels. The apple
looks first rate Hay crop seldom better Potatoes
promise we'll and all crops are expected TO be good
The following cheering news comes from this State.
The potatoe bug s playing his mschevous pranks with
THIS STAPLE threatens to destroy the some
sections Fruit Ia not much cultivated in the State:-
MAgsHALI, MARSHALL CouNTY.-A large breadth OF
wheat has been sown and although the laeness of the
season prerludes the giving OF opinion to the crop,
present appearances favorable for average YIELD
Much that planted early failed to como up, but
IL has been ropanted and average crop may be anti
cipated No oats and barley than is required for
Fruit and especially straw berries promise abund.
ance Grass IS improving very rapidly Potatoes VIII
be an entire failure as the bugs are making fearful
pearnnce IN considerable numbers.
BENTON couSTH.-A big yield expected in wheat-tnirty
bushels per acre Corn doing we'll. Oats and barley,
fair prospect Fruit and grass average.
CEDAR CouSrY.-Wheat fno-about twenty bushels
per OATS barley rye and grass promise fine crop.
The poatoe bug is at work again
MOUNT vERsoS, LINN CoUsrY.-whcat good Corn
average Tnere win be an extra crop OF fruit and hay
Oats, barley and ryc, an extraordinary CROP
NEVADA, STORY CouNTY.-wheat fair. Corn taking q
fine start Grass and roots, very fair prospect
bushels per acre; third ground than for
mer years. OATS barley and rye. hay and fruit fair
yield. Potatoes are being destroyed by the bugs.
have reports from nearly all the other counties Of
the State cOnhrmatOry OF the above statements Ono
correspondent writes:-"lhs prospect for whoat was
never better in Iowa at this time Of the year than 10
at present great deal Of has been planted and
much Of il 10 now coming up and while admitting that
the 10 backward can but believe, judging the
future by the past that there yet time for album
dant harvest Of corn, wheat and oats In 1867"
Ny reports from Indiana are very cheering for all
crops Corn promises fair yield notwithstanding the
r-y. rprvv vo.~rrsvo Corvr~ uh..x h.sx., sA.~
for three years. yield about twenty to tweny nve BUSH
ella Oats promise we'll Corn progressing finely. An
well for fourteen years Root crop nns Very large
crop of potatoes looked for
Fon wAYsA ALLEN CoUS7Y.-wheat never looked bet
ter Will yield about thirty bushea Corn far up.
looks we'll Oats not planted till late, and will be in
ferior crop. Fruit and hay vii, give extraordinary
yield. Roots not much cultivated.
WARSAW, KoecIusKo COUNTY. Wheat splendid proba-
Bile yield twenty-five to thirty bushels Corn looks WELL
Dat crop promises 70 DO large, and fruit hay and roots
NEWCASTLE, HENRY CouxrY-wheat prospects fatter-
ing; probable yield fifteen bushels Corn planted hate,
Fruit, grass and oats very nne
Lo0ANsPoRT, PosHY CoUsTx-Wheat crop will b very
-. VIII sSo sD
yield Fruit looks splendid, and root crops never
wrsprAl1, Tnrou couxrY-whea. looks well; average
ysld sixteen bushes per acre. Corn will DO late but
hopes are entertained for average crop Grass and
oats promise an abundant return Root crops look
splendid.
Intelligence from Northern Ohio indicates largo yield
Of all staples and an average corn crop.
FOREST HARDIN CoUSTY.-At present there 10 q 1atter
for which w ysd ,S about
m average CROP Oats, barley and rye look we'll
good fruit and grass crop is promised
yield about thirty bushcia Corn, late in
planting, but with little favorable weather the crop
every ra large
be . moderate crop Of apples and peaches, and an
abundance Of choiea Grass looked better, and
the root crop promises large for the labor be-
DI1os, yAs wnnr oorsrr;-wheat prospect good,
and rye prospect favorable for heavy crop Corn NOT
yet planted Fruit and grass look fine indeed
MASsrIEiD RNlxosD CouSrr.-wheat excslent;
yield about twenty bushels per acre, and more sown
than for some years previous Corn promises album
dant crop. Oats, barley and rye promise excellent
return. Fruit and grass will Do large crop.
DxLrHos, vAS VERT COUNT. will be good.
Corn, average yield. Oats look we'll Fruit will be
abundant. Grass Is excellent Root crop rather back
ward
CRssrIrs, CaAwroRD Cousrr-There Is fine prospect
for wheat, oaie, barley and rye fruit and roots good
Corn will give an average yield.
PNNHLvAMA.
Ny reports from Pennsylvania are not as full ~ could
DO wished but they all indicate large yield OF all farm
products including corn, which has not boon affected
much by the wet weather. l give q specimen report
from Beaver county, which will apply to oil other points
''whsa . large crop-sbout thirty bushels per acre
Corn good. Oats barley and rye hook decidedly we'll
We antCipato = dig narVosA fruIt Will give Dig
crop. The root crop is very good. I think
have bad better prospect taking all together. than We
have this spring"
omn srArrS
Intelligence has been received here from Missouri
Kansas Minnesota and several Southern States all indi
eating Q bountful harvest The and cotton crops
Of Mississippi and Louisiana are represented - very
promising
BRITISH HONDURAS.
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