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CRoPs IN CASADA.-A few extracts selected al
random from Canadian exchanges, show the state
of the incoming cron IN the provioces.-


random from Canadian exchanges, show the state
Of the incoming crop in the Provinces;-
GoRr DsrKicrThe wheat in this section Of the coun.
try IL now harvested. There will be more wheat to sell
this year Ia the Gore District than In any preceding
The spring grain looks beautiful
BnocKyrLLg.-The harvest IL now falling before the
sickle Of the husbsndman and the scrounts from all parts
Of the District most cheering Some complaints
made but on the whole the yield will be the largest that
has been raised In this par Of the country for number
Of Years.
fAlsor DsrRrcr-In this locality, the crop light
soils has been unusually abundant while heavy land
has on many parts Of the District been greatly injured
BY rust-n some cases not yielding more than twonirds
Of an average return.
Orr.wa-The country bordering on the Ottawa river
may be said 70 hive fun average CROP Of hay this
On the high lands the cut has been abundant
OTTAWA sgrrlSMKsTa-in these settlements wheat
oats and peas will yield about an average crop.
HonE Dsrsicr.-The account we have received would
indicate that the crops have In some parts suffered
materially from towards the North they have been
abundant The principal part Of the fall wheat Is
now housed and although miy not yield the amount Of
grain which ia unusually nourishing sppearsnce few
weeks sgo led the farmer 10 expect the crop will be
sitersbly above the average OF former years.
DslHousg have iust returned from my tour through
the Daihousie District The only fault that can per
be double the quantity Of wheat IN the district this year
that there was last year. and oil other produce will exceed
double.
Cosovscm.-Hsrvesting has commenced In this neigh.
bcrhooi and the promise good The rust viii not serb
ousy affect the crops AMI most luxurisnt produce
expected The quantity Of wheat 10 very gresand
the yield generally Car shove the average
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