New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

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qT1,151 T%oy51I-Is one quarter better.
Pye-Wi be threequaTtCrs less, ana the quality poor
I0t,foes-Win be Oue-haf more.
Hqv-Win be One-half more.
ADD1es-Wil be oue-balf less.
HtRRNGTOS, Kenl County, Whcai-O -One-fourth less'
9VGFi,,ii 9VGFoiiS,iiESoHc fourth better.
Oqte-O One-half less than last year'A-Qo0E
Ryc--ThrCo-fOurtbs less; quality poor.
P0fqiOcs-Ouelalf better.
Hat-Oue.haf better.
Observation-Disclosures ness
AppltS-One-half less.
HARFORD COUNTY-Harvest is about over, ana the
crops CdTueTcd. 80. q,
Tica-CrOp viii be onetmrd than last year. and
0qiS-O1ehalf less than last year and Of an inferior
BWcy-Ilttlc sown. but very good.
RBe-Almo,t ceased 10 be productive here,
Hoy-Ouc-iOurth more than last year. ana quaN'y cA'
less than last year. and OF an inferior
qUTi There s fair prospect for the crop, and.
probably il viii be onefourth less than last year. Dut OF
Apes~Thtro are very few apples, bat they are gen.
FeSeilTGe crop is failure, and with little hope for
'TS EIriIs VI s5 arc rafier below the average
With the exception Of wheat we may Trono1hcee e iiS ~
harvest Of little pG0ht ana corn pelts % 'od
late with q cold, backward Spring. vi" necessarily 1loU
WORCESTER COUNTY ThcGt-.The yield viii be ABOUT
the same I'M quality as last years. , ,.
OI-The Weld is one third less than last years but
'NS I1. ba vcid is onethlrd more; quality fair
j.trteo-There will be a full crop qnulIy Eoou' r.,
psrLe, ant AuplcS-Thcse crops are almost cAlIe Ial
uic,: last year We had fun crops
Etc anil Bu1ci-Not raised here ,, -, 900 .,n.,.
more h9n ast yeqr gGaIiiy5 i25 far d onotv inferior
P0tli0eS-Ihc yield win he oue.Aali more ,.,rior
DUcg-The yield will be oueOugth less, ana INFERIOR
IedcLcS-Thc crop "a an entire failure,
Hay-TAc yield equals last year quality Soou
corn promises to equal last years crop, .,t .,,ts
CSr IS backwards the prospects are for much larger
crOp than last year, aud OF good quality. -
0It5-G.satly damaged in TINS county by the storms
bur good crop elsewhere in the State, ana prospects u
Wheat and Hqg|i Baltimore County and in the state
the prospects fine for much larger yeId lAah last
year, and the quality is EOod. - , ,.....
AppicS and otter J7HEIhcsc crops are entire lauIeS
W&sIISGroS CoUSrY-Wkcat one eighth less; quality
fair. i.t,,
From the present appearance Of the Corn crop 1t VIII
be oncthird more with prospects OF good quality.
Cgis-Crop good; One-tfth more, quality fdr. .
Hgy-Crop good; exceeding last years crop one-ionFh
Bare5-Not much sowed in this county, quality fair
and equal TO last year.
Rye-Quanty fair and equal TO last year.
ADUhS-CrOp nearly failure; Onc-tOurth less.
Potatoes good one sixth more from present appear
anCe, 49,,
when the crop good. Before the present crop was cur
q larger estimate made but since the FARMERS AatS
been threshing the yield Is from corresponding with
the large amount Of straw The crop was injured by the
medge or milk weasel as they are generally c%lcu ana
too large growth Of straw at an early day
MAINE.
So far be gathered the returns from the different
portions of the State generally favorable than
last year. greater breadth Of wheat has been sOWn,
and promises well especially In the northern and western
Returns from Cumberland and York Counties show hat
hay beaver than last year, but much OF il badly cured
on account Of the late rams.
Corn is very promising.
Potatoes are good, with but slight indications Of disease
Corn and Rye same as last year
BIrIey-One-q quarter more
ApplesCTop small, but somewhat better than last
The central part Of the State shows wheat somewhat
hurt by the hot, dry weather.
BGricB-Abuut the average.
apples not promising in the early part Of the sea
SON In some counties they are much better than last
Hay crop large, but impaired by bad weather.
Rye and BdriSy-GOOd.
BeIuS-DOublc that Of last year.
IN the eastern part OF the State:
Hay-Crop a quarter more than last year, but badly
cured
Corn aud Bye-Aoout the same as iast year.
Bdrley-Onequarter more than last year
IDDles-Gannot be safely estimated; Indications are
that they viii exceed last years crop but little.
Tho BHckcheat crop Of ArOOstook promises we'll This
section OF the county is not easily reached and definite
returns cannot De easily obtained but the general I'M
preston is that the northern counties of the state VIII Dc
Favored with abundance Of crops Of all kinds.
CoNcoRD-From Concord 10 Lttlcon. on the cast side
the ver Poatoc oueourth more than last year.
Hay-One-third more than last year.
CoIU-LOOliug fr,t-rate.
Wheat outs and Rye-Oneeighth better
IaycAsrGF.-U1 U1cat-onc-eighth more than last year
Corii-One-cighth more than last year; quality good.
Totaoes-Lglt quarter less than last year.
Gr0SS-GOOd average.
SOUTHERN VERMONT
The crop indications IN Southern Vermont arc as fol
Wheat onehalf more than last year, and the quality
corr, is the same as last year. and the quality IS fair.
Hayis One-thru more. and the quality Is good.
Potatoes are quarter more, aud the yield OF the
ADplCS-TAcre VIII be a very light crop.
NORTHERN VERMONT.
this section the early part " the promise
OF an increase in crops al kinds year but the
excessively hot ana dry weather OF July has materially
changed tie prospects From the accounts received the
following is probably as correct estimate bo
made 20 this time, compared with last year:
Wheat Eye B1rcB ard oats about the same as last
year, and the quality is fair.
corn viii be one-eighth moro than last year
Potatoes viii bc quarter less than last year
mites viii be Oue-t third more, ana the quality good
Nan will be Oneelghih less, and the quality very good
CENTRAL VERMONT.
The crop indications as follows:
Whc1t will yield an average crop Ot good quaIW'
RE will be oneeighth less, but OF far quality;
outs are Onc-eigIth more, aud the quality Is good
Corn Will be Onc-cIghth more thah Esl year. ana lle
quality is good
very little Is raised. however.
Potatoes are about the last year. and the quality
IS good. ~
ApDieS a quarter less and OF middling quality.
Hdy is onecighth more than last year, ana Of good
quality.
owing to a wet Spring the crops were put In late ana
fears entertained that they would be lac Dut tg
fine weather and late rains have proved that there VIII
be more than average crop with one or two exceptions
EASTERN VERMONT, WESTERN NE"-HAMPshil'E, AND
NORTH MASSACHUSETTS.
The reports from all important points in THIS district
Indicate an unusually large yield OF hay, 10 VII one
fourth il not One-thrd than last year. ana OF very
good quality The cold, backward spring sadly inter
frcd with planting and retarded somewhat tie CROWN
of corn b the hot weather Of July has brought large
portion of the crop into splendid condition The uVer-
sa opinion is that On" crop will be larger by at east one
eighth than that Of laot year. and Of equal quality.