Evening star., 1869-07-17
TnE .RoPS At HOVE AND ABROAD.

From all par OF our country favorable re-
rOJts are received. and tEe injIcauons are n t
L. yield of cereal, will be far aoOye the aysr-
axe. 4 rot greater than ever before. In view Of
his CRAFTY = fact a western writer suggests
H. propTI"ty "t holding grand tnauxsgiyinz
'uNIiee ali cy.l jd- land. The C5mnts,iola-.
4 AgrIcGltu.e = itiy receiving -ratIfying IN
formation IA regard 70 tt- success OF seyara!
my 0TtsEt Ce-.r,s introduced bv tu- D-ptrt.
Inent from Earop- tL- past YEAR, aud is also IA
tle daily reception @: la ds0mr specimens D.
wheat ;rOm various poIatz, giving prom. $. #
'tbUEdant harv---s. TIE most striking is tla
white IapQah9urack vlea-. L quantity of
me aTpsaraEc- - elV-d fTCcI farm near
ba0O--, abingdon county, IN the south
v->---I pf-r rt ii.Iu# a.. Cl The Contra! r,tt.
rJsd- - fTOr siu-i- he.t q SO acres, tb-
~ s-raSe yIeiI OF wl,Cc Il tL.rtv busaeI. mr.
acre, Cf plump WIN grams THIS Is promIs-
ins winter whst-, aLt make excellent flour.
Il - Sireaiy rtIS-d extensively IL Itr.iuil
blsTylsEd and NHgiGIa have more than sus-
iainet heIr rrPu-StIOL a. gram H-.ro~iug States
sId the abuudau, yield has already Lid the
-fteo' Of greatly reducing pri,es. California
PAPER predict aE average ot To; less than 3t
bushels OF wheat % the acre the berry plump
n-isht, Gear, aud Uucomm5uIy heavy % tha
treasured bU-Ssi lu oEe county taa weld is
tSlmated az -aIliOn bushels In Georgia
the growing corn was never % good since
tS'I hansas declares that The old story of
hFOu'A III tbat StSts IS dusty tradition
The valley az the Jpper MissIssIppi has suf.
fef-d little from excessive rains. bu; the CORE
though late. i gr0SIng WOE ierfIlly Indiana
VIII cut twenty bushels OF wheat to the acre.
her corn 4 little backward, but go1d In
ONO old wheii, for winch - was refused, Is
now offered a. >Iln snd the hay crop is very
rLxa
weld o. al kinds. Wheat and barley IN West
VIh New hoIk show a vigorous and even
grovib In New England the hay crop il
very large. Many fields ca- a. early as ths
-Ith Ci Jane yielded two tons and q half IN
ne acre. Corn mt tde little no " b. the las. of
JuLe, but this month the blades have broadened
AID taken CT deeper emerald, the stalks
grown thick. tAe tasseis spr0uted at the bottom
of green cups, amt IN some ha!ds suggestion
of silk appears
The " heat crop IN the " 1rthIest is superb.
1 ne recent rains have effected damage In soms
localities but the general yieIi Will II stated
Re eXiraordiEaIy. There is an enormous
breadth CT small grain planted. which had there
been no drawback, would have produced an
unparalleled crop; so much so that Shouldn't b.
damaged TO the exten; Of one-haif it would still
te good average crop. The crop in Iowa,
WISCONSIN, Nebraska and u nnesota is superb,
n excellent condition aHd II vast extent bs.
oLd preceding ones. Winter wneii IN South.
"Tn Illinois has been mainly cut, and Is of ex-
C-IleE; quality, and although the ram has re-.
tdT6sd stacking. there l. no cause of alarm In
f-ga-d 70 corn, In Conseq queLce OF the heavy
rsins Al can scarcely be expected 20 yield more
Jhan twC-thirds the average crop. but there
v Ill be an III mense Yield OF oats
IL the fore gn crop were as full As ours
prices would fall rapidly, bu, all over North
I'm Europe they have had q remarkably late
cool summer. Some accounts from SOUTH
ern kussIa, Hungary. and France look the
Otner way, but the conclusion u now safe that
ne European grain yield Will be quite b.Iog
~ average, as much 50 as the American l.
above the average. The commercial Al and pro.
duoe circulars by the Scotia, which arrived
Nednesday, do not SPEAK very encoaragingIy
81 the English crop prospect. Ii Is nowevidrnt
that the ensuing harvest for wheat has been
greatly retarded by the cold Igh:s ani Iogday
temperature OF May and Jle frs; three weeks
Of JUNE, al q although much progress towards
recovery has been made under the inhueacs of
she recent reasonable warmth and genial sun
SHINE, 1, Is not probab le that reaping will fair.
~ commence until three 20 four weeks later
ihan last year, whilst the yield Is generaIlyex.
Pected 10 b@ short.