, 1869-06-28


The San Francisco Ereniny Bullksin estimates
! ar 3 o. 01J blsEelA
The Jefferson (7Ia> Banner ssys; "a vast
amount OF rain has fallen daring the past week or
TIVE, and farmers report that wheat Is gro sing so
rnp1dly that In many instances 1t has already be-
e5peI,encsd in harvesting tue present crop in con
The Hudson Den;ocrat sa5s: "Ady1ces from MI
crop L. looking finely. II is estimated that 1900
more acres ate sowed than ever before"
ss p gu u chsn s @ sear as9ss a
ter. 0a's are thrifty, and promise relt Corn u
backward; In some places, owing to bad seed, It
The ST, Louis Rtpusliean Of the aeth SAYS: awe
st1l! continue TO hear the most natteEng accounts
gather upon the subject, 1t uay be Safely estimated
TIA, the y1ed viii average fully twenty J-nYe bush
viii undoubtedly reach two and a half millions OF
bushels IN the county. The grain, too, Is large
We are Informed In, scvera, iafucts IN 81 Clar
County hare already finished cutting their whc1t
s1ope; while otners hare bns falfly gotten under
1t Is stated tha: some Of the farmers Of St. Clair
County aEe paying harvest hands 81 per day.
The RelrldcFe qIL1 -sorthte4terr, Of the a5th,
R-y9: HThe rain that has fallen almost daily, and
nc INV. cool atmosphere that has attentet it. for
some weeks past are beginning seriously 70 en-
fa torn all and s now ~
but few inches above the ground, and that wheat
Is spending Its substance in producing straw rath-
er IEan GIRu. Cnless we are favored With warm,
clear weather soou, this matter will indeed become
The Decatur OILY uagxt says that the oat crop
10 that region promises to be unusually large the
present season. ....
The Oswego ml.> Reri<'s Of the a.-.h says:. "The
section, considering the disadvantages unier
which they have been planted. The fall wheat
81 fH1tl lrkIE trRv
thrifty and promises an abundant harvest. or
course there is danger Of The rust striking It on
good return nom tbs staple production"
III Ine LsSaIe a., trss, 81 The asta says; The
e1 prairie looks yellow and decidedly weak. 80
wet hsa been the sol. that lnrve portion OF the
plor eJ, consequently the weets have got big
start, and In many localitles corn has very poor
show Of amounting IN 10 70 much nn!ess ;, ne have dry
The Des MONIES Gowa3 Register Of the 9tth says:
'.O1r State exchanges, IS general thing. glEe
Ing for IL best crops ioWs his eseS had. Ia some
localities the rain has made the wheat and Oats
too TOO Iank, and me corr weedy, bqt not many eoun-
eau speak from our own observation and from the
testimony Of gentlemen who have been travelling
s. IL sa me asepaa andrs as md
Of its crops. In The small grains such extreme
growth was never before known, but the best OF
UQI l2fG1efS luluA tlR& kl3 HuE8t EIOp Is 100 1Af
advanced to be injured materially. Nthe weather
changes to dry atmosphere, Central Iowa Will
baSelh most prolific Yield OF wheat and oals
thR& II has eve1 had. Corn Is Of good stand and
growing rapidly. The only impeachment 1t has Is |
the weeds which are making rank growth, despite |
The bonest eGoEta Of the PloW. The prospect for
The McGreEor .Stes has had an editor travel |
ling over Northwestern loWH. who has s%1aMlned |
tthe growing crops, and Iepor1a their condition !
glorious. The WeHiher has been lost cool and |
d6mp enough for the snail grains, and wheat,
oats and barley never Eare prumise Of such An !
abundant yield. Corn Is s1nalDut stands well, Ii
generally worked out and in y clean conlaIou-''
The Boone County Qowa, Asroeutess1ya: |
" Small grain In this vicinity looks extremely !
veil and u noihirg happens TO Il tcel NOW aad
harsett1ng Booze County VIII harvest nye or st1
umes the quantity OF wheat ever raised here |
BEFORE
The paperz In the Counties Of IIAnlin, Gtunay,
Hamilton and Webster, Iowa, announce that crops
9. III kinds are dong well md receiving no gEea:
injury from the frequent ratns- Corn L somewhat
crop 10 rot yet endangered
The Toledo Iowa) Rrublioan thinks that the |
Tama County wheat Is a1ready seriously injured
by tie vet weather, It having made the gIuHta |
loo gFeal ..-
The sgourney Iowa> .Sf,rs eays: "The prospect
for good corn crop begins 10 loot decidedly blue
n this ee1luD owing to the frequent rains aEd the
REMARKABLY cool weather. Nothing bat the most |
ia1 o1abte xeather can BOW sart Us frum the u1-
se!ccme prospect which statrs Is In the face