New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
THE CROPS.

WIsCoNsIN.-The crops in this State promise
TO turn out well In 1867 the yield Of the staples IS
per cent that Of lSCC which places the wheat crop
at about 25jOOOo0 bushels; corn l2lOOOO; oats, a.
raised IN Sauk County large quantities last year.
aud It is thought that the yield this year will be a least
Tor hops alone at prices ranging from 80 to 90 cents per
pounda clear profit to producers of from p To 81 cents
NAPLES and Gins and making Itself nuisance generally.
Unless the determination war waged on forth%th
the Fond du Lackers must bid good by 10 those shade
trees" Fond du Lac Cws) Commonwealth June s,
In kenosha County the farmers have turned their at
there are than 1000 and during the lassea-
cents In the County there 1900 COWS The cheese
from their milk last year neted almost 100000
MIssoURI-All accounts show that the wheat
crop will be unusually large Mr. James G. Evans OF Gal
latin Township. Clay County, informs The Kansas CHy
Joarna that hc commenced cutting the 10th inst and
that his field would average 80 bushels 20 the ncre The
estimated crop about 800 per cent better than that OF
last year Mr.. John white of Platte County has 60
ingston County the yield viii be immense. The ohntz
bugs have been inurng the wheat IN Perry County but
the yield will be good, Notwithstanding
ILLNoIs.-Sprng wheat is now June 1G)
heading out and to all appearances, will make good
crop. Grass is more than knee high In some quarters
our correspondent at Lincoln has sown In March
which Will yield largely Flax looks we'll Corn planting
sadly. Fruit that Is, peaches and grapes, Will do pretty
well The apple crop does not look well, and small irut
0mo.--The prospect of good wheat crop
generally encouraging Corn doing we'll The spring
has been good for grass and the small grains In the
neighDOrhOod Of Clarksye Spring wheat is excellent
and is growing fast. Farmers have commenced culti
waiting and hOeng their which promises to turn out
well In Gcaug County much Of the fruit Is fnlg from
trees there s still prospect Of average crop
The Ohio TdrHer speaking OF the grape crop at Putin
Bay says; within the past three years there mas Deen
great Of vineyards; the number Of acres now VIII
reach nearly 500. The present prospect OF the coming
crop natterng-neyer more 50; ana ine irut Ia
injured by mldew other causes the yleld must DO
than before Peach buds have received some
injury, but good crop ia expected.
IOwA-ln the vicinity of Des M0lnes the
farmers discouraged at the poor prospects The
grasshoppers have appeared and The Reokuk Gate CITY
says they will average forty bushels to the acre. In the
vicinity Council Bluffs they as ruinous, and
doing great damage one farmer reports mat ne tried
carbonate Of lime but the grasshoppeIs rather MED H.
lie bought barrel OF 10 and put IL ON MS corn thinking
TO IT, leaving Oatled for them 10 work on AS
they found out that he had OWcd the lime they
left the oats aud went for g. licking up like IL good
lie left them hard work a 10 In the evening aud went
10 bed the middle the night he heard NOISE at the
door, and going out found an army VI the hoppers
who demanded more lime.
CoSNECTIcUT.-Rye looks we'll on the mp
lands OATS ate and ON low lands Will turn out poor
crop. The prospect for corn IL not encouraging Pota
toes did not come up we'll this season, but the Yield win
be healthy Grass without more sun and less rain Will
prove failure. Insects end worms are dApsgipg the