Cnors lx ONEIDA CouxrY--A correspondent
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CRoPs IN ONEIDA CoUNTY.--A correspondent
OF the American says


"Our crops in Oneida are very promising
Wheat, OF which we do not raise iih part Q!
our consumption is very stout and healthy
Oats are much heavier than usual; Barley and
Rye full. Corn, the favorc crop in the valley ol
the Mohawk, is much more advanced than usual
Potatoes are all that could be desired. Grass is
the only deficient crop. Except that which has
been lately seeded, it is one third lighter than
usual but there is more than enough Of old hay
on hand to make up this loss"