New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

tity but excellent IN quality. Corn aud hay very
heavy crop. much above average. A larger area
under cultivation will compensate TO some extent Tor
the deficiency per OF the wheat crop but the spring
heavy rains forbid the expectation OF
than twO-thrls crop. Fruit a failure Oair
large and good crop Potatoes the same. , 49,.
I1diano-In the tobaocOgrowing section the quantity
planted has been unusually large and the promise Is that
The crop viii be good Wheat in this STATE has been -
urei Ohio but the entire crop Of the state Will NOT
fall than f. cent short Of fuil average truit
a failure hay and oats very heavy crop ProSpects oI
very large crop OF corn arr good though IN some cS
the rains OF tho past Two weeks have prevented 10 Dehs
thoroughly cultivated
in the state. Farmers bu3 with the harvest.
and ex bca over the prospeci OF large CROPS VI
everything except fruit which VIII bc deficient ct-
and barley promise the best yield ever AhONI III
the state Cornis very iorw ard Tor me season, @ o
and except in few places wneie rust h.s c;i' % a Par IT.
sone corntirs VIZ: Calhoun Oakland. Wayne Washte-
ana Jackson. The crop i moi 4 ull average, o ns
deficiency Ii more than made up by 'hs heAyy taop p ~
IL il beng marketed n range of 20 10 AZ cents
The clip is tribe larger than Last ear ahG Ia ui9
Ceorga-There is oncihird land in corn this year
than last ana considerably less IN cotton FROM 80
counties Gc reports vo 900 acres more corn JOOcO
WHEAT, cEd amo3t soro less of cOtou ,i'n
last year. Wheat $ harvested ana II spieuiu , r,i
Corn in excellent condition. ei promising large lou
Gotten late and the plant small hut III very gooi con-
ditUn and the prospect tnt tc Yea per acre wa m
fI average though from three or four counties come
complaints ~ dToath which threaten 10 make tl' stop
an compliant Of caterp.ars and mat IL NOT severe
ViscDnsia-rwo cOuuties-trawfOrt AMI klcnltin-
complain of injury by tie chnch hug. Aside from he,e
the -rports ol the wheat crop are NrIV itNul ir hh
rcri though not far enough advanced 10 justify very
decided 0,..non. promises fdver.e Our fHnd an i"ic
cer.t s.,Jsirnt writes: In lsvO Asi the largest
wv.t crop ever raised here. and lie prospects are
equally -Ooi s." From many other counties tho ~
nrts an, almost q. good. SO hone iJr the apple crop
TIf farmer hcl, an sec me prospect " "D''Hu
ant crops should nothing uuay Vribie 10. .rrYehe.
Tenn Report, continue faNofthr. tF I'd '"o
present e prospect OF fEc cotton aud tobacco crops IL
batter than any year since RE war. Al grain crops
excellent. IL q few liaf farmers hlptii tiat 'h'
wheat Is hu IJTci IA tie siiocA ~ iAln but HF"Hs.i9
are -arnhiers -
Iora-coup psint !, made t'ia corn on tho iow anus
has suffered nom too much rain. nul heat oais ana
barley vii ne e large ard -uod crop. The weainer las
mIrO, cd since or last pr rl.i alton.
htst'cty-iir >oltA1 - part p- tht -ii'if lr"W
-s e finest .li.i a-d toDlcr0 Crip M WI ipf - fca'a
Iay will he g. l1'sy crun. wheat al not exceed an
avofa e., anI fruit IA p, Snort.
ffetywr- ivic-a .-.. LAST publication are tAAa
farAc.3 aid planters generally throughout ihe state b.
era tla H.. p eHt crop of both corn and cotton VII
exceed ,9t D any year -nce iIe war 'o''"h Us ",l.-
be.trf ii, ievciniHg b., tAa during the Sane unie
or moItu aiv wear since 1850.
Worth CDii9diuc '.i ant wheat crops tta lF many
,st io be hr st TIE var. and by all SAID Z" Dc
very -luG. md pccO h0tn promise Ncil 1oi.i'
ula rs rrI 4 .1nrccr - per cent fian Isefdt
anu 4iid ic continue ta yla9!, tl 80 0r 'je
g.erla On.r. crops every a4.l except rit, VII De
the b~i several years. lstC ~ ~ l--icAsct 'it
under cultivation. -,
tet 5iry,niq.-Wheat VIII probably taA one-tihrl
short 90 lf IFsr..-.. al fruit a. almost -1n'- i-e
com md oat crops vil prehlA, Dee pc. ci tAofe an
average. r r.e md ciiliyst..u i '-I hcIed- ~
and tie growing crops are III = -eni.i condition.