, 1869-06-28

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uent cpcraior struck a5e111:s on tac ade*ass
few taJs sgu, and WA required o5 the unee'ofs
to apologize therefor. Ito sanoe rule shoalo
have teen appleI tn TWO CT three other cases
which have occurred within the past twelve
mCrlhs. .......
The report 81 the Agricultural Bureau contains
The fo!loWtng: ...-,.
suited 10 the growth Of Enali grlns, tafoagaoIs
. wider geographical range thA3 usual, aaa "a
more nf the circumstances fat"rtng sacnssi4
production. Severe summer heats, u tlis al.
aale, are npt to follow abruptly upou cool spring
weather, and develop rus;e4 Of eafecble the riaas
e. The ea poa Of y *. asssc,ioa 81
ieElDerasors IN Mar and 5uat nas favored health
dC<k, and szss las been les. psr:&ieut tan
usual, acd the promise grcs1.e- Of satisfactory
s.Tnc ,ctu.ns SHOW high averasc coaluoa Of
whcat, and Indicate Rood ptos:ect Of Al ,e3ad-
ant crop, y no caxualtles ocear befoEt Of aiter
ihe si1e and succcence Il rs staik aTors
lodging or 'hytng,' which Is reported IS Al.
ready sorenhat se11oo. { Pats q the soash END
'Essiy n the xea4on complaints we're general OF
uathnfnuets md h&ckwarineks. whlca, In sore
s4ezh :fe Se q1' nss % e. a =
T ing ihan usGal eEs % iitIe sinieF.4tnns 1ss essa
Gea.er un,iornty ia, ETY. snd mofs pern.saen:s .aGl
usual. In Tennessee, The prospect Ii par.ic2la:it
Food: IN SaatoIn,a oettsI tasn as. Jsa r So;s
places; quite lE1urtous in iac;, sud, 10 Sone .a-
tent damaged IN consequence
rus. IS reported IN a fc@. counties IN Sor:l
Carolina and other Southern ssa:ts, aad Il Ken
sqesy X Mssou snd TO slghs s1:ent ,ty IN ns
complaint u made that the lower portion q saS
head Is not nl.e'. the 1areHe,sion being attributed
Tim lnui4nA IAm1Cn h&S been EQGSAlUGI or
Goods upon level and low laudA GrasshoPpe1s
hive Gcen destructive IN Etah, 3nd 70 some eA'
Accommodating evidence might b. presented Ct
the utility and economy Of drilling and thorough
cultivation ~ also Of the pront Of festalaK par
ticu!ally In hatlly usanased7 neglected and Tosn-
out lands. The proof IL ali upon one sdt, adcilt-
ung ne1Iner duuff nor discussion.
'EHorr has been made 70 obtain rel.asle Iniof.
nation concerning acrsa9t. The result shows
gratifying Aucte1se7 amounting 10 about pE! ceut
or more Than the atyance IN psopasatioa. Tae de-
cceded ls,psIn nv OF scsea; The rrt1rns Of cos:e-
spondents indc4re m aggregate increase Of n re
than '.vvo w, aeres u c!lfotn.a loTa an,i MA
cleo hs ff nn1 been received but the following es
innate ut increase are warranted BY careful an
lysM ef returns: ,.4.
lewa..,.......,*:a *:asso 1n..,.na: i:s.s l;s;
M,snrs0s W., xaasssee N;saoa1 SS s
IA considerable increase has also been made in
Penns, lvAnin, Virginia, West Virginia, Michigan,
enn en.P 9tHes IN SeW Yot noie q Wscons aasns
tire larger States decrease s apparent ~
South Carolina. Louisiana nna Texas In llAno.s
. email tnCTxase In N1nter wheat E balanced BY
reduction Of the spr7ng wheat aceea8c- ....
utter gEa:us-Kyc. barley aud other gTnns
eIe.ss Il II bs1ey * aud IL he States west u tie
Mississippi. particularly IN Cn!Iosnla1 ~n1le IN
enlargement Of area IL reported In the ooio
Otto Valley have sc..-ceiy beea sowu to tne usual
extent, tu, q grea:cs Area has been put IN clse'
where II theWest, ns in Mieh:ssn, W'ssouSn. ioxa.
eraye coudluon u home paris q New E-oRlinl,
and IN parts OF Ohio, Indians, Illinois and Anne-
Temperature Of the spriilg mouths has entcted a
decided improvement In crop that gene1AllY SUI
teta tn those la,t:udcs by sudden and s1uems ele-
Corn-P9antlng has been every 4nere retarded
either by excessive rain Or cold, and partial
replanting has been an ,DeEitaeie necessity, a.
some polnts to the extent Of onefouEth the y ca.
IN some ca1ta one-thlsd or oae-ha1, and IN Wo5d
County, O., tTD-tirls Of the sveslge. Al the
ae o5 1oI EFT d1a Rnqs M ndsSsFe
north Of tbs OHIO hser. Latest reta1na Espsesent
the crop IN backward; In sone instances feeble,
aoi fasarasIs sezsI sesson IN q yield
The extent Of AREA planted has been uElIed ~
the supply uf labor and the Necessity ior repant-
The following quoiatons on wool are handed in
to-day IS baseu on actual sales or o6ers:
Tnh extr, cle.n. .5l1aa:
TtN ct,trt1lo1 ..45t95G
Fleece, AK, good condition, light. .ilA!E
Fleece NE, laal condition, he1vy--.. Sc
Fleece, Z, good condition, Light. ........,. ]1et:c
fleece :, tad condition. heavy aa&3.c
Fleece r.rjjur good condition, light .4tk5{3c
Fleece medium bad condition. heayE. 81 Sc
F1rece coas&e light and clean q ~
Fleece coarse, Light anil dingy, ......-.... IS 9iE
Flet4ct nHnshel tne. I'd &c
lIreec IN nHas1,ct. coarse ,..,........ ,.3N! sc
Fleece, d.ngy md nEstSnily lols. ss sse
The New York HoEld says: One mEllon quiz
ters, or eight million husnels Of wheat Country
nont reduced to ~heAt). were delsere1 at n'e
principal Western markets In four weeks eLdlng
lasl saturday; or more than thtee times = mach
Nrear. md nearly tw.ce as much -four, tor tout
weeks 1nls year, last Jeas. This large quantity
Is nearly equal 70 the average deliveries o. Eng.
ush farmers lo1 three months. We are fortunate
in having good export demand. though i may f ts
doubted whether. under the large supplies which
have gone and are to 60 forwords present specu-
latlye prices can be sustained. Between the lsf
OF May md the Ist Of August this {eaf our e.
ports u nea& anu nour 70 Great Britain niay oe
es1lmated at equal 10 little, u any less than
6tOo ol1 bushels, or III, ,00o quarters.
We tlnd the following statement OF the snip
ments OF the New Orleans Elevator and Ware
house Company. from Marcl to June /, three