, 1869-08-05
CROPS.
Reports from Various Points.

ILLINOIS.
The Gilman {Iro1ao,s Country Journal OF the
in,a1e estimate o5 The rraJ y1eid Of the crops
tnroushoui tne tuougla.1 township: and We ay-
'sc at the following results: XInlcr whcar, COOL
Considerably t!lRhttt aud scah.1efi. Oats, 1atr
>:ron- Rye, Ea4i crop. Flax. good crop. foa.
tns5. n. Eood GIop Sotn one.f.urta eroP most
yieid of corn will probably not svero2e ten bush-
els tu the acre. Tals sec:ion, however, will sur
fet less ees"ft15 Tran most OF tho ueshoortnc
". Il. Dunata. IT Atlanta, has some ezra IN
Lis garden over thirteen feet high. and not done
growing yet
TIE DIS Anaes }t7iater OF the s1th sayB: "F'rou
travellers aud lie reI;orts ii osI cSchanscss tae
AErAt crop Oh an average Throughout the 5:ate
wt.l yield 70 tho acre At eas; stx-seyenths much
viii 1uaA' Inc total product pro'ah1y one-fousth
n1Ie IL" IN Any i'tlFlt,uy ttaE Thr assertion -
snis yea man ever eiores il viii not i,e oi T anse
60 E0o, .qnaiity rs las- year. having hteu Injured
EoHcW i, bs blight and spot, but IT ia stul very
u n We,9! ~ III wi Whca,ss i, "a alnsys i The easeMts
1he hest. something that Will help the new comcrr.
Reed msSh ,ns Es must 'oF'pnat Is1e .v they y
them, expended Hearty ttlels all IN putting out
their tits. rEup. We h4ve Goui warranl for saying
from astrrn 70 twenty hasue! TO to the acre sad
oats fsun thirty. i've to nt'y, which Ii lot t1r ,-
hind the usual neurrs. And coru, the great s.a~
PIE. Ii au:nF grands. tot, The hot weather Of the
p@s; two wrrss has tech zutA1g wonders with II,
and lux tl,iesl It lLto -uch AcuyltJ OF growing
tina; It ia now about az far uonR toward flatur,ty
as the 1et Of August get tsHlly au1a It. Should the
weather coat1noe tHSoAlle ana the Ilosta a'aJ
awas lul their PROPER day Vi coming. Will have
yit Ill OF cu1n DUAf3y eq1M 70 tlat OF 12at year.
Nearly nil Of the wheat VI Southern ard Central
Iowa .s noE cut, ana Charlottesville Viii 1M stacked
1h!s week. In ttr northern pas1 Of Tbs State cut
ttng Will probably OCCUPY The ntxt Elk or ctsht
uh3A
1lc Et:'.'tr makes the following tyors!s Of
trsp views from lt@ exchanges: In MADISON
t'ouDty whrat harvest Is about orer, The SRA
OF the 3lkt ulIno. s4,s thr steIi Will probably b.
Cite bushels per acFc- The MahhsEA County
wheat Is pretty much In shocE The Ctil:fH Of the
3!ht sa5s crops will hardly be Al average one The
Dt1ne1at Of tic 9,th thinks that III Marion County
Is uny bus,els Of wheat VII! he harvested ~ last
year: 5"tnc ttads "n the INV lands are 10 tsl1y a-
Iurcd as no. tt be ctlt 1t a'l. but tho Gpands
turning out vel. Black inNs County has "a
enormous crop. The t"uraet, Ia:'tttcr and G1zfts<
1ul! average Yield. and probably more Aan, Of
tie farmers are -aFe Of =: Bushels m acsr. Oats
N acre Great scurc, Of harvest hrp: wages
sasS day. and eamet1ncs higher. CnT7l Is doing
veil soue new barley has REACHED The market.
fafmcra, ste citlstn ot The sist, azr having
Tss Tueh netieT r., Cup than they expected:
the zs rcoru m ,or al, sa: scction & te =.
Slate. and saJs that letter crnp In guam
tstJ aud quality they haye never hal. Harvest
W
phesc tic wheat crop AZ reported almost tot1!ls
des;roJed the tat!ncr~ are coauheas Of ten hasa-
es @ 70 me acrs. n 1ae M'"'s,s Of tse 51st 1rrors
ea,s ;he Lnio, Of tbe *a.h, ttle wheat is tuiiy u
70 tae avcfagc Of former lcazn Hafves' had
iairl, tcgun t'ats arr tcavy, a.', come all right
IN Beiton CeuniE EtNr'a arr not quite 50
wcl- The y3uton Eaak nf the 4>th Is3ts
TIC crop at u two-shIrds Yield, aud the grain
cttn il tue Harvest lands get q - day. The
tttuts at tie e2th has It that tho wheat Of The
heavy, and promises greAl sIrII Oats, barlcy,
rptafotk md ruTn mr. luokt,g we'll For MnbCA-
:ins County sas W;1' L,T5 n%s,1r.> PROMISES
ter c.or th.n they expected, the Davenport papers
a.lns tnas ,hs ,islA @ nr.nts to IT,, iaI Iatlu.
1nsrcr County l. iii right, AOs" II coafse. 'sfs.
wat ut Will t j. bushels to tic ne1r, nn coru Rsll
onts full y1td Thu t1ljtur If the Et}4ilr las
heard Of ohc ntld TT goose ~.c.t--nWned by 4.
TAnr,'hai viii yield $. nusbc!s to the acr,- The
aununt Of wheat e THE acre. n cr e. i,,ushcls Of
on'F MD ro'n tut! rr,r. TIT fat wheat Of Van
lurrn County VII! br more that m aygraxc: !:
corn promising finely. I1enr, Countr viii no nase
!nust ,., inorc than half cron. Of wheat:
n. fl. rn,aa toa,y 5"u xca. 's s4o tavs 1ns ,e et
tt!,c o. 'hr s;tn nlt, rili t,e nearly III average.
t"fn , f. o. g"od rref,.t.r- Thc Atnln farut''enn
hAs 1arr aeiartd tn hn+ount ut t,lr grrnI1l1 being
too wrt fnr nse o. tfocrA, err~3stasI1 the use u
f1ApfA 4Hr 3Fiu WILL IE over Ghif 4 CfUn, ttAt@
look nnc, and No dues coEn 1hr roiInr!I Huns
Nrn} nrfii Of the Mth ut. Ehyh Lnrh t,}npi.1us
cfnti tiB+ nerrE t~cn fatstsl In WCutrr1 IuTA
AllanRkrr County /. nj! tixht. rac Nlrrvr
.! tnc 9Tfh p'f. m, 1hr mArai j. p,u,n, ana
acnsy. the oats M,uutlfnl rorn EruxtHg rapidly.
The irt.uhfrar Of The 7,tl links i,n,Ia County
viii Lave wheat nI,sl Uais rtoICt for hnmr con.
H. u,tttdh. Alld have Iurgc AHnHHt fnT HlltEcnt
'Cnrri l. doing wrt IN Wai'ro FsHnts, t.,r f:ijI-
gIiir t:n5ttst IT TIE nfnnn f!fst weat, oats MID
com viii br nrary an average cruh, npt Nlthshu,
tpg fht arr11Ic injury from tho 1uol,s The Tf,h.
Esf saya Union ttoDnsy r1ji hnsr Iarurf 1u,nun!
.of .ur1lng wtnas mud oa4 linn Il la. cycr tAuru
tpl srstef; nnfn viii m A. Errat IN quantity Asinss
yrur. In 1fn5rpoH t'uuntr fhr wheat IL huEt hui
jtiic, ntd tho Sfnr rHJR Il Will hn nIutu
tha, nj, n.craFr GRIP. Itarsc't Ia nont half '!uno
Tic i,ataEtaa Journal *a5A Warren ka'a1-
tY will have l,arc wErns tilh 1rnf thAn ht- Tlcrn
w,lt mn In a. much u tho nrEr, s I'm Increased
t,sradth sown viii morn Than tnntr tr tho ,"'1
Ipyrun tnunl} II rrtnrtf II tN III f,a1 cdnIts
oE, ~ thr hds<i!<. {r wtIrst i'aos hna thn thff
ut.tro;its!n1 Mitchell tsuIIts ErsrhFs tho hrA't'
s.t rrnp ,tJli tr troasrst rFnt'. Rt' ihr rht cfn
ever AIn n lif that arri. The frts. tays ~hnat.
t,ats al. torll Asu NJ! ihat rnn tr rhsrs!. At!Asf
county. hHs'rt1lup 10 the HrJfs!tr. viii have WY
fu'r tlr1d. Thu tf'f'si"n says Mills County WI!
lAsr Il nhr trrr Ut nil PrTiurta.'
A !rlsrf E!n3n hdnr't FTmant E0antI. Jav -.
ta.s: J1e efi 1s Ot Fremont County are E.'o'!.
Wheat, which ii nGsuy in The stack OF snoSk n
1th Writing, j. m aFrrage Win t:e ;Eht aGaA'is1.
s.ol III k:atr Z III" heaEJ rans We lave sers!f-
.. O4'h, r,e a.d barley, NIL aiso stc!1 ~ a'et"