New-York tribune., 1868-08-13


sot-TUTRN OHIO AND SOUTHERN INDIANA.
The following Is report of the crop, IN this district
compr,iu belt OF fifty miles each S'uo Vi hho ui""n
WllqiTnc best estimates give no material change in
the average. compared win iast year Iners WIS
fine promise u a large yield uht u hau heafy inatuTeu
when tc intense hcat 0i the early p'IJ 90 Juiy IyuIeu
the crop fully third Many hrns wore not hayyes'sd
though places the yield was good but tHiS Is the
exception. rot the rule - ,
Oqs and Rsffcv iuisrcd IN the sane manner. and
the latter is very light crop. inc Faii SoWn was par
tally rurcd and tho winter soWh Mllcd. No reliable
estimate can be made OF the aytiago o theSe plyuncs
Coiu 3 reported good IN every section W!ihout cAcep
tOn Notwithstanding the late ollhE lne crop Is ~ oi
ward as usual, the hot. moist weather III Juy haNis Deeh
extremely favorable Small portions OF tAe RIVER noJton'
have boon inundated and the corn somewhat damaged
bat ia the aggregate the loss Is inn2g About hVe per
cent increase on the average ~ lcporird' .,..
IOtQtoes-Thc extremely hot weather has seriously
ADpos and PcqcheS-NOt more tnan mali crop VIII DC
realized and thel arc poor IN quMiy'
HQy-The crop is large and saved III good order.
a stratcr breadth OF land was than before.
TofEDo. Whcqf-Thc yield is One-half more than
C,y5,Tic cro5 Is tho same as last year. but it is
backward and ia danger from early lroot
Irpits-Thc yield will be onehalf less; quality poor
Toiqocs-Ihe early crop mostly destroyed by inc Dug;
late potatoes promise 10 equal lasl years.
SASDUsDY. -VhcGi-Ihe yield is Oue-thEd more
than last year: quality iair ,.,u.. ..,,... .,,
Or,s-The yield is onc.half more; quality fair
Baricy-Thc yield is the same as last years.
H,ps Tie Weld will be one-tcnth more; quality fair.
JrtIt,cq-Tbt Yield will be OuciJf more quality good.
CIFvFTAyD.-We have no data Oh which to base close
Wicai-TAc quantity large end quality better than
last year.
Co,7,-Thc yield about the as last year; 1t Is
pO.1 crop.
0ais-fie crop ia larger, aud quality fair
Etnitg-NOnc raised.
HGg-Thc crop is large and better than last year
App'cS-1he crop has been poor for two years.
Iye-Thc crop is larger and better.
Giuycs-Tlc crop Is larger and better.
CENTRAL OHIO.
WcGi-Tlc crop is onethrd more than last years. ana
the quality Is good
corn Oa's aad Bdiey-Tc yield is about the same a3
last years and the quality fair
Hay-Thcrc is an average crop Of good quality.
ApDlcSIhcrc is third ut crop and OF poor quality
Po'atoos-fhe prospects are for two'tnrds crop of
The weather has been warmer than usual During the
last three weeks have had the average quantity oil
rain before that period II was diy.
OMAHA TO SALT LAKE.
Rcports from an parts of The state OF Nebraska
indicate tlh the wheat crop IS onehai more IMAM id'.
year The quality is good
Cor7-THG crop ouchaf more than last year and the
qOas2Crop one.alf more than last year and quality
good
BI5iey md Rgc-Iiut little has been raised.
potatoes @ suffered from the drouth, and the grass
hOpVers have done injury IN certain localities.
UTAH.
The estimated crops are as follows:
Bheat-Egnty three thousand bushels.
BdriCy-Onc hundred thousand bushels.
OGts-Thrty-twO thousand bushels.
Corl-One hundred aud sixteen thousand bushels
Po'atocS-Seyen hundred thousand bushels
There has been damage from grasshoppcrs than
before but owing To the quantity oil Idhd cultivated
tho crops will equal those of last season.
Coo,rhc yield has been greatly ~ excess OF that OF
last season, which was 2s35G d
The yield Of the crops in Titan estimated as follows
WhCdt-Sc0O.O bushels
COr-lljOOO bushels.
Toiaf0eS-7C9CgO bushels.
SOrJtst3i-l3' 900 gallons.
The grassEOrpcr, have caused more damage this year
than III any previous year The entire crops IA some
1af nd ia 9TH
third the crops has been lost owing 20 the large guam
tty OF land under cultivation this ycd Of tne cereals IS
estimated as cqual'to last years.
Co'o'-Ihis crop y IN excess OF last yonrs
Gr0r5s-Thc crop Is light except IA the southern part
Of the Territory.
COLORADO
SIXTY thousand acres are under cultivation. Three.
in small grain. and Ouc-tcuth IN vegetable, There Is
better yield Of wheat. corn &c, than ever before.
ever before aud lie soasonabc rams and The early dr
parture Of the grasshoppcr insure large yield II Is c'
Iado-thrccutl.s in wheat tlrcc-,cutAs IA corn The
estimated yield is 30 bushels per ACRE.
MONTANA.
The reports OF the crops in this section arc favorable
There statistics Of last The y.c.d ts year
We" "Thiify.ihrec thousand bushels.
Odts-Twcnty thousand bushels
B0riry-Tweuty five Thousand iGsho,s
ILLINOIS, SOUTH IOWA. ANp SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN,
BIooMINGToN. IHinois- Whoai-rnr crop % tui, VI.
cnty Will not exceed last years average The dry hot
weather which came just ~ the wheat was hlibg
damaged % great deal oft very seriously
decided improvement last years, unusually large
Rc-Thc crop is excellent much better than tha, OF
Bo2icg-ycry i,,le was sown; could obtain no dcnultc
ioiaiocs promise largely; ihe crop very far ahead Of
last ycar though IN some localities the potaoJus has
Apples are very scarce aud the crop almost failure;
they destroyed uy the heavy rains while the tree,
PCacIes-Thc trees Of sufficient age will give fair
yield, which j. "a clear gain over last year
GrdpcIhe prospect, ui the grape crop are very Nat
tcrpis; all varieties, far are healthy aud tie vines all
loaded down with frut
Oas-Thc crop is large. but VIII not up to last
years yield by about oue-fourth
CAIRO. Illinois, Whcai-u southern Illinois. North.
Western Kentucky, aud SOUTHEASTERN Missouri the
yield more than the average, aud the quality 1Jod
C01-rnc yield Is onehali more than last years. and
the quality fine.
Oas~qc yield is onehalf more than last year. and tho
quality fine.
Ha,yTherc is a falr average crop
COfou-Less cotton was planted, but the prospects for
its maturing are excellent.
Potr'ocS-Thc yield is good.
The weather has been than for years past and
We have not had too much but more rain than during
Frim-In the fruit belt Of Southern Illinois the first
crop will De hall less than last year. owing the frost
which blg GIFTED the buds In the Spring The quality Will
srnfSGrIsrp. Illinois WLeat-In Central Illinois the
wheat crop Is oDcourh more than last year, aud tbs
Oor-Trro is an average yield; no change in quality
Ous-lhe yield Il onc-fourh more than last year, and
the crop is oi tie average quality
App''s-1hc crop is almost total failure.
IOt0Oes. Tho yield Is OEceg gth than last year,
and damage 10 the crop as been. far developed.
with reference 10 wheat clc reports Of shrGage
by 0f the drOuth aud rst but not enough las
been thrcshcd 10 Justify an estimate
COr-Iuc corn planted late may suffer from early frost
DECATUR, l0cJH CO,pig, ILLINOIS WhegL-Ibr crop il
above the average particularly OF FAN wheat The Spring
crop cut short - the intense heat, shG did not
turc
oats ard Hdy.-Tlerc are fun crOps.
RycTheTe little raised The crop fair average
COri-Ihcrc was never q brteT prospect Ir corn II
is estimated that the yiUd viii be UIc,ul.d ule this
year than ever before.
App'es-Ihc crop s almost failure.
Peaches are tOi6rably abundant and ripcuiug.
QUINCY, Adaps o., W-Whcgi-TAc crop exceeds
last years by OucOurth, but tie quality is good.
promises dOuDic quantity, and o! good quality
Iqfs-Tlpre never ,ucl a CrOp before ILrr. viii