The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
" heat Crops Of 1859.

Z lHt ~ v VIII not idli SNORT 81 an AvPrnv. one,
although We learn from the Rochester Union that
Che wooyll has cau.rJ con,ierable dpstructiva g.
a number Of very hue n,lds. Corn has n good
s'and, aud Is more than Ordinary forward Oats
Ink well, and ps'msr at this ca,l, dav, a good
crop. D'h"r grans, and all the foot crops lid
IAN to produce well
ryNE ,yIvANIA
! The vhPa harvest l. acuvrly PROGRESSING in
| P,npsy lvprin. The s,nlemcnts that were mad.
some vrck. since Of the depreciation nf the ~
and joint worm are now generally admitted to
have been exaggerated, mud the general tone oi
u, country press warrants the expectation tha,
w''h III" exceplionoi come PM mticul.r localities
/ the crop vlll be a full uns.
oHI,.
The wheat IN Ohio Is nll gathered The cop
although not n',rlu,'ly poor in point Of quantity,
las fillen short OF previous years in quality hu,
IN sune ot the iiSrr counties the farmrrs have
vary few c"mploin's to n'rk-. Corn, potatoes
and vegetables are Yrry backward, and are suf
ierng * esdm gly iof wan, ofrain.
| In the northern part Of the state the weevll
la. done much injury. The Mediterranean vhrai
has n os,ly escaped the ~reyil us well ~ the ay
The isaI wheat The white blue stem especial
| ~. which is tue favorl;e wheat "f that section Of
| ,he Stare on account Of It's gold Yield and fine
-four, hg, ,gi!eied most.
Mioh CAV.
ln!"r'I'iion ;'om diiei"nt paris OF the state
eon''n'es ". says the Detroit Tribune, tha the
"heS'c'"p o' A't"'.%h' '"e present season. il the
NOS hthhhaIt one That has blessed The labnr'
o!onr formers for many years. II is srrpre,en,t ed
20 20 oe 40 superior N quaIiiy asIt IL m qaobiity
We o'h'ei'rH win "o 'n'eiiiSenI gentleman ~ho
hH' paSse' ,,o'sh ne eeniTe 81 he siais, ard
l. Iy1. J. 4 n, 4
H'""S i.e WHo'e ',nr" "i v GLAND am Ottawa road
H'H' "'s Guy I" ITm" H"Ven, aad his le>'lmo
Nv "T'o'ia,e- i"at rrcr've' from oihtr para "l
,hrSl''t' lie assures HAT ih"uga lie his been
"hR ''. ~ 81 )" "niS"h' an! "H a;'"G!iTe 0b
N,''' 81 ne gfad1,' |eveI"pmeni Of Ter rg'i
r',r'" W. "'h' "e hAH never Cei'ie seen such
h"'d' 81 wheat, ard ~ bright prospect of a
lrulal h"r'e'. From all We can learn We be
Ieve The qnauuiy If wheat ptoiu-cd in this S'alc
'hs y''r vii BE- nrIly d" mn'" fifty per cent
geiei t'an Hnv p'eynus wear. and Of even bet.
| ter hyr"g' qul'l'. high as ihe ehuracter of Mich.
'gan f"ur N" wheat already i. A. Uhrni has
RdT"n"r'i IN prlrr in he zane ratio ~ our rluuk
ROAD ana "'ler mean" of reaching the market
readily hnv" increased we an'Irrut" for our f,r.
mot' ilch reward for their .,burs. ard OF course
another year oi prosperity fuf our State.
VIRGINIA.
The crops generally III Virginia louk well al
though corn u rather backward, owing 10 the
want "I rain, vkch seems 10 lie general com.
plant among frm,rs throughout the entire ~ s..
lhr Rrhmond Wing SAYS the wheat rarvcrt N
Virginia l. mostly through and richer CT, De have
never teen -een.
GEORGIA
Extract Of n letter from West P0iat Cpn-rib.
d"rd jane II From here to Montgomery ..
r!ne't m'ir', aud rsu assure yop tha, D.vcr
have seen such poor crop of Gotten uud corn N
my hir' passed over the same r"u'" two Nelr.
ago. when he cotton was at about be ra.r- zee
ilon we're to eighteen inches high "ur 10 t,u.H
At ms time IT 's 'rom one to thr'r iro,a7 iHrH
| ~ looks droHP'hS ands'ckly. l5W'' can set
! .e m,oe s'od crop "ut oi such = rf.sN N'rl 'non
! WI. never rc'ln d"nbi the ctpari'r n' 'F' 7oi
''n Prnt 10 sustain itself under a -um'Bo
res We oal crop - entirely lost. IN w..N
p'"'es large l''H'' annt pretend to have my
-, 4LLiSnls
=, '"' N"''' ''"p """''r 'he e'a'', aS ""'' no
81! ".h'r r,opsL"u'' ana ''grta'''' 're better
w '"I "''' , ,'E "',' "'tn '' SfN'f'i \''
''S'' ann nus ar we "ta'her LOT harvesting has
'''" '''"' ""o'S "."N',s'
-, -, "''V"H'iS
i"l NV" ""a'' " 'S''"',m 'H,s' gentleman
.,"' S'h'' '"n .,"''rth "scons'" informs rs
NV, 10" crops "'' "l'G""H' NAV region look SUI
pV''Y' ""',' IVY yer e'n' oe''rr lhah ne
zen u .u,nE '.e f'Rn' years ne has been "
/ ,''I''I' ~ "'''' re 'a'" the only d.tiI'u''
"eo'' u'' ~" me crops might De TOO
"enSy' MsiLASp'
~" ""r'' ''f !" si'rS'anh WIN ne ou'
' ''v"E'o wv, ',," ''u n"Ne''is 'nroHshnni the
'",,n,e "m" p.' ''""s y, 'ne 9,a'e uiu not
''''"''", :, u'', "''' we -e'n VI" on ne
1's'''' S,'"'e' """s'rI' Ne crop generaiV, II Is