Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-20
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Tx GRowiso oaoPs.- From personal oGserya.
tlonsand inquiry, weare enabled e give glowing
account 81 the gtoRing5 crops in Northern illinois,
Recent Appearances Indicate that this y be
year ofiatness. Anlhs various ctops--we knew
OF no exceplion--pfonjse yield scarcely ever g.
aualed in any single paiiiculaB The Rye Is near
| " all cut, aud yields LANCER amount 70 Tue acre
than for many years past The tanners are now nov,
cutting their Winter Wheat, anu me eSetuss WI.
say that they can safely connt on thlTyye TO ioI-
| ~ There Is not much ofthis gtown In Northern
illinois, however, the amount Is considerably a.
hove .bat OF 1858. Spring Wheat will he ready
10 cut during THE mouth The.numbet oil acres
sown Is full ihii!y cent larger than last year
SON by alPyerage thee 10 I'VE bushels nsL acre
The hot HAys Of last week effected u slightly
causing scattered heaJs 10 blight and turn white
but not enough 10 change tile result. We hear
OF no rust, no signs oiil, and none is apptehend.
ed. Oats are lUxuriOnt without o parallel, ana
the general opinion prevails that The yield Will be
ten bushels per acre, on an aysfagt, above last
year, when the crop was large During no tine
within The last twenty-five years have We seen
the 0at crop In the West promise so we'll, Corn
Is very thrifty, and Ia tue thres Northern ilels If
counties, The yield will be from onsstoufth above
last year. Ills for advanced, and universally
sesses that 4; p sietn color thatindicates great
luIli,-r''' -EV 4EfVHNs' III. ..I.l.-
We can add our testimony 10 the above In lie
extension 10 the crops OF Missouri aud lows. We
haSo neyvr seen such magnificent fields Of Oats as
RTests the eye In pssslng through thtse Staes.--
Winter Wheat is not cultivated 10 great extent,
but we saw many fields, aud they looked exceed
insly fine this year. We learned also, that Miu.
let Wheat was very good In Iowa last year. Spring
Wheat grows in great luxuriance, and we saw
thousands OF acres Of The very best quality. Corn
l. al attl ha uFa.a nNln hat
indicates great thrifl," was specially Observable.
The vest West Is indeed one immense garden. It's
capacity for production Is 6oDndlesS, beyond com.
prehension or calculation, Verify, we have d
goodIy helitage.- COiGabus Journal
WnELr CRoP.--A pretty careful inquiry, adde"
10 The personal examination ofthe wheat fields Of
Carroll, Columbiana, Stark, Wayne and Holmes
counties, confirms US In the opinion that tue wee.
vii has done much less injury 10 the crop than has
been believed OF published. Stark county is tar.
Yesling considerable ,noTe wheat than was gatLeI-
ed last season. The weeyll has done some dam.
age, Il is true, but nothing like as much as was
fTst supposed, Some farms will yield npgnih.
cert return. We saw fields ihnt will produce
over forty bushels per acre Of pure wheat The
weevll is found in fields bounded by woods, and
for distance Of a lew rods from the ience. In
tue heart OF the field The damage done Is usually
much lighter than about The skirts,
Whntwe have said of the crop In StBTk applies
10 Wayne county. In Carroll The weeyil hos not
Lone much dbmsge, but the crop Is light, being
winter killed OIL the hill sides. sill the crop will
" considerably better than last yetI, II ra'd.-
Holmes will do as we'll ss last season, aud per-
hSps some better. The weevil is less injurious,
therefore than reported. The Western count 3
have suffered The worst from this pest.-LsGder.
TaE NEw WnEAr CRoP.-Thete Is much ahxi.
ely and speculation as 10 how the incoming wheat
crop will turn out. Reports are exceedingly vail
Gus. In some sections OF The county The crop Is
very good, In others entirely ruined. I throughout
the best wheat district Of Oh;0 'eTe will be nenT
| ly an entire failure. From SSnGcai through Rich.
land, Wayne, Knox and Stark, the great wheel
belt Of OhiU, the Ted weevil, or wheat lnjge, hos
,uade pretty thorough Notk upon all but The Med-
teHanean and a very few early heldsj indeed the
Mediterranean wheat as suffered very seYetely IN
manyplaces. Similar reports reach us from The
east and southwest counties, as well as from cen
troll Indiana and paris Of Illinois.
On the CONTRARY we have favorable reports from
almost the entire south east, extending ns lar as
G,ioIsia, and also HON Wisconsin, aud tue other
western States.-OkiO CuhiuItOr
Close oP HARyEsT.-The Hay, Tslown (Md.)
Herald says, our forers have pretty generally fin
sheJ cutting their croPsi and II ia conceded that
they turned Out we'll in spite Of the rust.
The Frederick (Md.) Examiner says in that coun-
~ the wheat is pretty generally cut, and we re.
greet to say, the prom Sc ofn heavy crop is disOp.
pointed. According to tile most liberal calcula-
ton, we do notsurpose three-fourlhs Of The usual
crop has been produced. The growing corn looks
we'll especially since the laie rains.