, 1869-07-21
Crops


Dispatches to nrm IN Chicago are as follows:
"DYERsv1lIB, iowa. July e1,-C1ops Slightly
damaged Weather nne' rather ctoudgs wind
north.
" MARSHALL, Iowa, JULY e0.-Nheat stands weu.
but y coussdcraoly bt.ghtetl Wl:a fait Weather.
"aoxnh1Ses. ii. Joiy soePeEsonaI e5smlna-
Hons nnd Wheat n1u1ea 1loua oae-snau 70 oae-
ns.'i abrBrqrz, Iovn, July sa-gnc farmers repor.
the crop hatl1y danssged.
"LYdSs, Iowa, July eo.--Coad and rainy. Barley
nutt ali rejected Wheat Injured about one third
tn one mid Corn very backFari on loH ground.
"ScilEs' MOUND, IN, July eo.-MoEe wheas
scweI ihls year than evei. Aldepends on weather
since 1esterIiay AFTERNOON.
: "FaE1roaT, III, JniJ so-Wheas stands up
soon , viii giso good crop. Cool now, wita utta
rain.
IT, Ja'y ~ dn;l: Ill., aa5 rata ast
bad weather for wheat .
.-AleEeIto TNg TRInrSg from u,hon, Kendall
i hs eeen very wet ttnee Aonaa{ nlsat nase mad
neaVy rains during Inc Week, asa y Is ttul fanluX
Corn N cur county N W u maEe UT one.Ioprth o.
ags xs 1hs5s t. soe so9 naat Of IT, Sgn 1T
ng T. ~ mass 10 70 II bushels psE osts
~ n 1eas ~ W. ttS 81 1r,hsn - .in .ooeS ~
{, ' tnint maj m IN. Sand thsx ans
o,Tcs1tT swnIInrcd: aiso Tf1ens and corr
a etter to THE 1anTSE r. M 1som lissa riAee' I'll, IL.
ote. M Mehsy Guan.,, -; .n5 -. ea1ss @ - 0l,ng li
81 a1 9 s Se1 e
much. oa.s and grass a!c all to The ground. Corn.
ans I'll 7se naa ase
~ oser iut; tness @ EhS ~ 49, IL n1so os
1oT .anns; Ps,saa n ia srnt;,.f s,vz-
Man5 o. me taroess n1ss u .; ,nan t
,enx -. xt,. ~ ,nr Thc %tn,er Ehr,, vii IN
nos'ly cat us Teek; 4 Is ol excellent guilty.
tt anI Lss @ ,n AK ~, ,ns NJ, ~ so,U1
noknK nns n naa po!ases @ ats eonT ,s "ett
taiG baes nave heas15 disappeared
III; mhe lopeAa peg thah5 5 st1a ~ ~ na57 rnste Joa
From n! door. .h!s morning. I counted s.t ~, =
NotA u the nsasf asaaea aaapa LIZ .,. ~ ta.s
,nfr1 ra e @ nn 49, n,s GaSa
aIe gis1ns tne heasles1 5ie!a wnicn w =; Wsfe soMn
aoo5t tne 1st o. srpsempss. anu pGs y Ma nrt
sown Wheat, put n haH!edly with haEnTs wa1
vcnr aeh Il a naeV " aod oa'a y a
sprng and the washing rains Of June, ts not so tsu
growth. anu there - everr prospect for the usual
-. IS St rsal {,1lnn, 1se,sttr Of the 18th ssys:
y heat crop IN ,1innesota An lmnense breadth Of
hesde., out. and in tie ullk. There IS . laTss
growth OF stEaw; and the heads arc pondetoua
aa{ T fa s m pssS e Msa
and s;rnnc. Cool. c!oudv weather. or f.yorahls
I Weatnts. the skies % are uneloaded. Wi1l brins 10
ma1uTttY tsa fst1est whest harTc.t that ever
blessed he toh Of tie farmers Of The STATE. Tho
oc;t1 v1os STeczrs " - ma, h eeeedei by hesteI
i'm. Zach - nas recently biistesrd The Eastern
ehn2sI 95e wee, bey Ao poe i oi a is na
nent, and destroy the gTaae which now promises
10 be No j. without ieSjsIatige euacsuetat or the
interference and Trpreseutations c{ rpecul1torA
Ten DAYS o. fortnight Of favorable sftes s4d airs
would reveal Minnesota IS tho champion wheat
Tn Tne Peorts @ It'll iii, Democrat Of the 18th s.,s:
uThe forme5a IN this rictnl,J are nnnrh il,+cnrr.
aged. me eraia Is me ana 1esdy tor the harysst
BIC the weather il 20 wet and the ground 90 sor,
tnat tlse reaoers canuos be worted. N1uy firm
en- ha1e endeayored to p,ocure eradjea Viii
vaieh 10 cut their e1aln, hu su11c,euf supply of
Iaese nss!cments is nos 2 30 h:d u tno 13a5ket
The barley crop, which was heavy aud promised
nnely, i Eo,stng In tie 1elcs- Should the weather
immediately Become dly, 4 portion Of the crop
may Jet be saved, but shoaid the raIns continue