The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-07-28
The weather and the Crops at thc
NaRt.

DETROIT, July 81 arrived here last
night from the interior. Farmers are
busy now cutting wheat. They have nad
cool. comfortable weather to begin with.
The crop will turn out fine from the
machine. The straw is Short
bu, tina, is of no value here. With your
Jersey and Long Island farmersit it forms
an impotant item. The price will Proba.
by range from rs to 80 cents Good
crops TOR several years have had an effect
upon the price of land.
Corn. though backward. promise first
rate. Oats light. Potatoes mlddIlng'-.
Glover fair. Other grains short. Ram
greatly needed.
NILES, Mich. July 9.-Everybody is
in the harvest field. ! have nothing to do
but write you about crops as | see you
like such notes. The wheat never was
beter--so says the oldest inhabiant--h
is free from rust end flies. The weather
cool and delightful for harvest--one week
oil such and we are safe.
M1LwAKEE. July-My partner was In
Dana anu Rock Counties day or tow
ago. He says crops never looked better
in Wisconsin. Wheat will be ready for
an early harvest.
GAbENA. July 8.--Wheat will soon be
ready to cut. It looks well. So does
Corn and Oats =,
Iona, MlcH. July 8-FarmerS Will
commence harvest next week. Recent
showers have improved everything.
CLEVELAND o., July II Farmers never
we're more busy than now. The Wheat
is mostl, cut The product is various IN
different counties. In some 1t Is very
GOOD. In others, whole fields are ruined
by the fly. Corn is backward but looks
flourishing. Potatoes grow finely; Grass
is good. Oats not So Fruit isqulte prom
isng. improved farming eyerywher" the
order of the day. Farmers read'' and
among other things in The Tribune; your
short notes of crops are read with inter,
est. To stock raisers. your Cattle and
Horse markets reports. are relied on a'
oracles.
LEXINGTON, July The best crop 0
,, Wheat ever grown in Kentucky has Jus
= been housed. The season has been ex
actIy suited TO the crop. Some Australl
an Wheat. grown by John l.. Ebert Il
much talked of.
CHICAGO, July 8---Such good crop o
Wheat never grew before in this grea
q wheat region. The yield per acre is grea
: and quality excellent. Corn is every
e where backward, and Hay short. Dat
i do.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, July 9.--This is yea
!. of abundance among farmers. They ar
! now busy cutting Wheat. The crop
? better than it has been in years. Oats ar
+ headlng-the straw is short. Recer
IS rains have improved Corn and Potatoes
: PARIS, Ill.,, July THE Wheat haI
II vest is over; the yield is beyond Prect
e dent; the berry good and uninlured b
= flies. Corn never looked better. Oa
y are short but head well. Grass light.
u JoNEsTowN. ILL.,, July 6.--Nearly all IN
d Wheat is out. Harvest commenced
June. The Grain is good and yield is
average one.
d Pontiac. Mich. July 9.-Harvest WI
in commence next week. The Wheat
in good, and free from smut. rust and weeVl
III in Oakland County.
e CLEVELAND. July 12--We like yo'
i. crop reports. II everybody would ler
IN hand. it would enable you to make mo
a interesting tables. which will be read.
e, this country and Europe.
III We have had fine rams lately. wine
in revives the hope for Corn, Wheat is n
d All average crop. Oats and Flax a
II verv moor in many sections, and HI
e, quite short.-N Y Tribune.