, 1865-08-09
WISCONSIN.


Arr1EToS. Outagamie Co., Aug. 8,-Uar7eat-
Ing progressing finely; rain his done no damage
yet that is known Of. AL crops looking finely,
and prospects axe that they Will be gathered m
good ehape, With gopd yield.
BATAVIA, Jefferson Co.. Aug. 9.-The breadth
Of email gram sown is much greater than In any
previous year. Winter wheat good. Spring wheat
better than has been known for eeversl years
Oats good, but badly down. Rye, flll average
CROP
Br1nr7, Rock Co., August s.-Wheat, fair crop,
generally fn the shock; sonao 1elds are Injured
nom The Continual rains. Oats very heavy and
mostly uncut. Rye good and In tie stack BIZ.
ley, very little sown. Cora looks we'll, but will
require wa1m ara dry weather to bring 1t to ma.
turitJ.
CLINTON, ShcboyEan Co., August 9.-Heavy
rains Sunday and Monday night; weather looks
more favorable Today. Wheat nearly ali cut, but
rot under thelter, Hweathsr continues vet, 1t
Will danage wheat very much.
DELEvAE, Rock Co., Aug, 8.-Weather vary un-
settled, raining nearly every day. Wheat, about
half crop. Oats first rate, and fnlt crop,
Corn and potatoes look finely and promise full
crops. Grass very gne.
fosp pu LAC, aug a.-Harve.t.1c IA mt pro-
ereEetus rery rapidly IN this vicinity Spring
wheat Is not t!pc enough yet Barley 1s mostly
harvested. all crops are looking sp!endid]y
With every pr4spect Of 1arger yield than before
in come years. Crops hare not been Injured In
the least By rims. Weather hot to-day. Wheat
EfpeninG rapidly.
JAHEsytLE, AuR. 5.-To.day has been very
plentant. Hard rein last Eight. Farmers beg1u
10 complain Of some injury to spring wheat from
rain, but 1t ia not extensive yc:. Oats .tii stand
RI not at all tp]pted- Barley somewhat stained.
Not muce raised here Corn is splendid.
1-&n- To-. A..
the weather has been exceedingly fine and very
favorable for the crops IN a sections Of the state
Harvesting commenced In various portions OF The
State week ago, and the farmers are working
Ike beavers and taking advantage Of every mo-
mRut Of pleasant weather. On Saturday nj 1ht
however, We were Waited with very heavy rains,
extending very generally throughout the State
La.t night arctter very heavy stcrm extended
through the Western part Of the State, lodging
grain badly, and in some sections doing very e.
ricuB damage to wheat aud oats. Accounts re-
eelved thus tar are not sufficient to form correct
estimate, bnt 1t Is feared serUua consequences
will result from smother storm at this critical Pc
Rod. ARteat quantity Of rain has fallen IN Mtn-,
uesota, with considerable damage to crops. The
Mftelfsfppl river Is higher than has been known
70. long time. This afternoon the weather has
been very pleasant and clear, AID 1t Is hoped that
continuance will banish al1 fears Of failure
our magnificent harvest.
MApnox, Dane Co.. Aug. a.-Vesy heavy ran
htre last night, lodging grain somewhat Tod.y
there WIS q slight shower, but very Warn and
bright this p. n.
NKksAH, Wirnehago Co., Aur. 8.-H1rve&tinc
has fa1r1y commenced here. The heavy II NJ for
the part three days hsve done no damsgc as yet.
Spring wtest promtses large crop. oa0 never
locked 20 WE'LL Other crops are unusually good.
Fair prospect for the bsst haryezt ne have had
forJea1s.
WArERTowx, Jederton Co.. AuE. s.-Therc vas
violent thunder storm last.ntght. Weather hot
and guilty to-dsy-ro rain. aarvelttng In this
county has rot been very much retarded By tie
recent rains. The winter wheat Ia all eecu,ed.
The spring wheat is nearly at cut. but most OF Il
still etand ng tn The sho:k; has no: been hurtt
yet; its avesago. yield, will be from hlteen to
twenty bnshe1s PEE scrc. Ths farmers are val
p,eesed about he prospect: Oats. rye and hszley