New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
THE LATEST CROP REPORTS.

we'll IL the frequent rains do not rot them The apple
crop light The hop crop thls year wiz De large ee
OF The Fulton Gd-ce OF Oswego County says that te
general average on farm oTs a - g per cent rye IS
per cent barley 10 cent; potatoes 20 per cent %
cent less Buckwheat and potatoes are not enough de-
Neloped to bear anything like correct estimate
NEw.JERsEY.-The hay crop has been unprecedentedly
large The wheat crop has not been equal to fair aver
age the crop still less and the rye crop almost total
failure. Potatoes are also very poor, many heds com
mencine 10 die and those which have natured turning
out very poorly. The corn crop promises 10 De very
large. should the Autumn prove favorable e largest
corn crop gathered in the state VIII De secured
PENNSYLVANIA The corn crop in this state will yield
very large. The potato crop will yield about the same
last year. The wheat crop has been harvested and
has produced above all average yield.
CALIFORNIA-A correspondent Of The Humboldt County
Times says From every portion Of the County we con-
tnue hear glowing reports Of the appearance OF the
crops and OF the bOntfu harvest they promise 70 yield
These reports appear TO be true OF every description tat
In OF any previous year. and II the anticipatons
anywhere realized county will produce for
export nearly twice much last year. The reports
from all parts OF the State are very encouraging.
OHIo-The crop looks fine, and heavy yield is
anticipated In Ashtabula County there will be about
500 acres of hops picked this The prospects arc
good at this time for fine crop. The estimated hop
Yield In the state will be abOnt 1900 bales.
WEST TENSEssEE-The corn crop in this State will be
very large The cotton at this time looks very promising
but as yet 1t early in the season 70 predict with
any certainty the character Of the crops The rut crop
is yerv fine The peach trees just about full enough
70 secure good fruit which on many OF them Is ust now
maturing Apple trees are, as general thing wen
loaded, and tho irut very nne
IIINOs.-The crop will be the heaviest ever
known being at least fifth larger than the average
10 the acre the past years The yield OF oats and
wheat will not exceed the yield to the acre. Dut
much larger breadth OF land than before has been
sown, and this will make the crop onetenth ABOVE lhe
average.
.,.,.,,or, un,o ,,,ro,a4o What cron In Minnesota
this year is claimed to be I5o25OOO bushels grown on
10000 acres Of and-averagng l7l bushels 10 the acre
In Goodhue Comfy, hops grow IN abundance, and OF
good quality There are about 100 acres 10 pick ms sea
son. and the State there several thousand acres
Tho yield will be immense.
WEST FLoRIDA.-The cotton crop Of this country VIII
be entirely up by the caterpillar by the last OF this
month. Many fields already eaten TO honeycomb,
and the older worms began to web week since. The
corn crop Of the county Is very poor. not ruHcency
having been made for tho cOuntys consumption There
the county owing the great amount OF rain that has
fallen since its harvesting began.
LoUIsIANA-The cotton crop in this State will yield
large In Assumption Parish the cotton crop will be un-
usnally large The corn may now be considered made
and the yield will be large The cane is growing rapidly
and how could he otherwise with such season. our
season as the most magnificent for growing pur
poses they have witnessed since many years In Ope
weeks are causing much damage 20 the cotton while iho
prevent the pulling Of fodder most OF which VIII De lost
The cotton bos rot and fall rapidly and o such an eG
tent that II feared that these rains will do as much
harm 10 the cotton "a the caerlleIs wond ines9 pIs
however we are happy say have not yet made ther
appearance In Carroll Parth the past week nas pesu
repetition OF the previous clouds and rain every da
Cotton is growing fast. but the weed VIII soon DO
clipped. Tho ineXorable cotton worm mas bade is ap
pesrance ON nearly every plantation the parish they
have been seen In all their stages Of existence. and on
some plantations they are 6usiY at WORK eating the
leaves and young forms Other crops are doing we'll
The crop Of the present season promises to be no
only much the largest ever grown IN the state Dnt OF
very superior quality also The estimate yield tbs year
VIII be about G., 900 barrels.
TExAs-A correspondent Of The Houston Telegraph
says this locality wheat last year. was almost an en-
tire failure. This year very little was cultivated and OF
an Inferior quality well as quantity. Corn plentiiui
aud good and average crop with last year Little or
no barley was Sown. Hay T. plentiful aud good But
ton promises well, probably Onehfth less cuvated tmi
/ last year Syrup from the sorghum cane mas koou
/ Weld Potatoes. good yield. weather warmer than
usual During the month of July more rain than the aN
erage for this locality; growing showers reyyng yegea
tion. In Colorado County corn neiorth less anu o!
good quality planted cotton ninetenths more than aat
year qnanty e3od pro'levtSs vi ma w 80 d
yield Fan crop prospects good Weather pleasant Rams
half less. Peaches. excellent grapes superior Wlhe'
OF excellent quality Hnd abundant loi,on'"otin aP
pearng bnt no DAMAGE u present weather c9nuhuIT,
Liberty County cotton Onefourt more planted than last
year; prospects for maturing excellent and yield PROM
iscs be unusually large. Corn one thrd more qua
good Hay equal 10 last year. Sweet potatoes, one-hat
more planted prospects good Peach crop very hea'y
| and fno quality.
| soUru ClEorrxA-The crops are excelcnt-beterthan
they have been at any since the especially the
corn crop The farmers jubilant some say that they
vii make enough TO last them two wears We are safe
rains have worked wonders, and in addition TO the
seasons the aborers have done their part better then
usual The cotton crop looks we'll tiults @ep are III
| abundance all over the district.
wisCoNsS.-A correspondent Of The Vernon County
Censor says The wheat crop has been the best ta has
been harvested many years, while large breadth was
sown II reports Yields Of Winter wheat TO tho amount
OF 80 bushels an acre The oat crop WI" De aIRe 'noug
the quality rather inferior TO that OF last year Gram
ing until nearly all were through harvesting Present
indications promise the very best yleld OF corn ever
known in the county. In Grant County the heat and
burden of heavy harvest has ended The grain crops
are above average and the crops OF hay and straw never
finer, being saved without watering Inc hoPCVp WI"
| yield this year about 1900 bales
FtoPIpl-The weather for the past week has been wet
and unfavorable. Not a day has passed without
shower and planters have been able to save but little
| fodder Although an abundance was grown, scarcely
| enough will be cured for home consumption Ihe wet
weather has damaged cotton materially The caterpillar
hers sufficient 10 destroy the crop Several farmers have
had Their aeid4 % cSnpetS EaaeS % Sy s Only few
weeks ago were constantly in receipt OF the most
Of tbe State The rlmor of caterparS, shortly after,
was hoped would prove Groundess, as many pcheVeu
w e ~ IN force on several plantations The doefu cry
now unfortunately most unmis sakable coming as II
does from our oldest and best planters The future raw
ages M mis- cotton pest mot only In the web, together
with the present rainy weather wnch Is causing o rI
ton 10 she'd has decided gloom over me bight
urospect which lately opened TO the industrious farm
| eTs Of tins county"
yrgMoST--Tho crop indications in Southern vermont
are a follows: wheat One-ha more than last year and
the quality goOd corn is The same aS last year ana me
oualty is far; oats and rye quarter less but tho
onalty is fair hay Is onetrd more the quality is gOod
poatoes are quarter mOc, and the yield OF ihe planted
orons will depend upon future rains apples there VIII
be very light crop. Ia Northern vermont: wheat rye
harley and oats about the same as last yeal ana the
onaIfy is fair; will he oneelghth more than as
nntutoes will be quarter less than last YEAR Apples
will be one-ihrd aud the quality good; hay wlll he
| tth less
VsYtnont: Wheat viii Yield au average crop OF good
,i,', rye will I've ecghih lees, hut of faIr quality