New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30


FLoRIDA.-Reports from all quarters very On
couraging; cotton crop about the same as last year
ALABAMA.--A correspondent says: Stand an.
usually good IS per cent less land III cotton than las
year, weather 5easOnaDe,
TENNEssEE.-The correspondent of The Nash.
rifle linton says that the cotton crop estimated
about 5000 900 bales, which is decidedly encouraging
TExAs.-A correspondent writing to The Nash.
rifle Union OF tennessee, says that the COTTON efOp@
Texas will stand about the same as last year.
PENNsYLvANIA.-The correspondent OF Tho
H0y7isJtr1 Patriot SAYS "The hay and grain crops u
this and neighboring counties are very large"
NORTH CARoLINA.-The Nashville Union Of
Tennessee says the cotton crop in good condito
although there is per cent loss land IN cotton than
1867.
HGSa Post says: aT6e Connecticut hay crop has ~
been better in quality or more abundant In quantity
within the last % years"
CALIroRNrA.-1he Butte Press says that the
wheat crop very large the heads are ten inches 10
length and the grains near the sze OF grains OF 'srn
The yield all through the State Will he immense.
KANSAs-The yield of corn and potatoes Ia
Kansas will supass that of any previous year The wheat
crop all harvested III ne condition. and the yields
usually large.
MIsSIssIPPI.-A correspondent of The Harrt-
sonbtrg Era says: THE crops Of corn and cotton,
well as all species OF vegetation, are looking nnely
fears that the army worm will somewhat irJure tho
cotton crop but hopes. on account OF the crop being
more forward and better than last year, that the uJ
inflicted will be less
KENTUcKY-The correspondent of The Lc1
nqton Statesman says We never in our lives suchs
weeks ago. with prOptiOus weather since, aud good cu
vatlon, has grown with rapidly which has asonish
weeks ago. now shooting tasseling ard sking Is gre
work Notwithstanding the intense heat II presenss
rich, healthy color and continues TO grow very hss
Some farmers expecting sixty bushels to the acre
IowA.-The correspondent of The Humboldt
Democrat says: "Corn never looked better Yhe eere
the heaviest crop this season. The correspondent
Of ne Charlton Democrat says There T. C very neaX
potato crop will be failure, on account OF the asAN
done by tho potato bug In Blackhswk County tue s
vest promises 10 be the most abundant ever had IN tnn
section, and the grain is yielding we'll The BTlngos
Argus says: For long time there has not been jean
when grass and grain yielded so abundanty"
SOUTH CARoLINA-The correspondent OF
The Neebry Herald says Early highland corn Is NOR
less injured, but the late crop will now push torwss
has an excellent color The Sumter Wdehndn says; ~
corn crop has suffered very much during the past sss.
eral and that fair crop OF bread will yet be made ~
ened one-half at least while cotton is doing tocrseg
well. correspondent writing to me kdsarlue Vh s
healthy; stand good 20 per cent less than ia cotton
more in grain.
LoUIsIANA.-A correspondent writing to M
PROMISING well as also the cotton and corn. The cor
respondent of The Te1isas Gdsete Cotton never
ready opened. OF considering the long drouth
experienced fair amount is at present made. The cor
already been materially injured aud where the drOalA
the growth OF the cotton has been arrested
the Hs P eCShe: 'V TsxS. and PARISHES
louisiana, which trade TO this city is good
WIscoNsIN.-The correspondent of The Bars.
and promising very rich yield. The correspondent
The Alma Journal says: The wheat crop Is In good cor
don and will be ready for the reaper at least two wseS
Walworth County says That the excessive heat ~
somewhat impaired wheat Oats, barley and rye are gea
Corn good beyond precedent. The correspondent
The Times OF Dane County says Crops IN this ycinity
looking we'll Rye and barley fast being cut ana
heavy yield anticipated Corn looks splendid ana VA
promises WE'LL In the vicinity OF Milwaukee the gam
crop promises a rich yield.
ILLINOIs.-The correspondent of The Woe.
ford Sentinel says that there is every prospect Of the
West harvest that has been had for many years Al
respondent Of The Gdesburg Register says Ihe NJ
harvest is progressing very hvorably aud VIII DC 1
In good condition." correspondent OF Inc ft0Ie
Gays that the wheat hay, and oat crop very Ia
and large The correspondent OF The Ddne'.s s,esL
says The Winter wheat has been gatherea In Assf
lent condition and Spring wheat and hay are nov s
secured" In sangamon County the crops Oh wnS tai
excellent I'm all respects. The GdtlOon Radical ssys "a
the potato bugs are making sad havoc among lnu
toes, beets &c. The GdeS610D J0uind say s,orx coed
crop large and nearly all harvested Corn Id 's'
| condition, and promising WeI.' D.L
| MARYLANp.-The correspondent OF re ne ~ D ore
hnore Gdlete says THE peach crop VIII rse apps
twentieth part as large as IL was ast year r De
crop will also be very far short VI the Az
small fruits too such cherries, plans ana say
a failure The correspondent OF lac Bdtnpioie .eeon
Ne regret TO learn that advees from nearly ~ crop
of MARYLAND indicate disappointment IN INC Wa sh0e
now that IL has been harvested on the @ not
the quality Is represented fine; but the yeld ar abO
oh,rds q an average CROP In the northern G
western counties where 1t rpened later tns ~
caused ~ ~ av The syoS viii compare with tue I'd
vious year unable to state, except 'n"'
be a much creator yield OF prime. a n
MINNEsoTA.-The correspondent. lacking ef
Viuona Democrat says: "The corn crop = ssSsandn{
tremey WELL and promises large YIELD o. Tss 81 na
the dry weather" The corrosp0nueeni,a arop vilho9