The Bedford Gazette

The Wheat Crop.—The Cincinnati Price Current has information from all sections of the Western States relative to the extent and present prospects of the growing wheat crop, and reports that the quantity of land sown with wheat in the fall was larger than in the previous year, the weather during September being especially favorable for it. At the commencement of winter the growth was uncommonly forward, and at the close of the month of March the prospect for an abundant crop was never better. During the past winter, it has generally passed well until about the first of June, when the next crisis of the crop comes.