, 1869-08-10

m""',snf, "l!'le s"tne arc rAr 1u,,"od ua.s arc
Wy hcas, too heavy, ttcy atu gullcfa, /. .ily
h%,grd. Gorn nftd n"rall, l,c tapI1us,l, !, It Il
hafd, worth slc..htsu es.''
tetttI from While I'igcon, M!e,. Angus, h.
na,ss tss "A somewhat r1teln!ra iut!r II Oisarya.
lAmEntntle btAte Of things m several nj Inn ;,urth
ed tlcf I! C0ptl1ta III ItiiR,a tordcriltv IN ina
taos np ~ ,S noa,iCm Miehesn Tie numerous htass
dlaub than In Michigan II hcFr thc noi IL M n
kaLny =! porona nature, the CROPS atr pictty cood,
n,o ", We 'aeIs ba,S couata'sely little dculi
nA.eGa1 u tsc cut 5 hand, 1caStry tue reaper nj
no1e u ~ IN many I'aGcs Nhrat und ezra aells took
WIZ 'osnaAs t.hg covered With standing wAtes
ctude the idea VI gathering the wheal ctor as
working the corn. Many entire Eelda Of earn
hase Lever txen toue1Ic, since ihey were planted
ancc, It certainly Will be uttes4 to ntkrHipt to
resE |. aefcstit1, IN II IA toe iaie to make Cfo
ttrs tho rot ts already Aellous,5 affecting ihe
crop ..-..-. ...
MISSEsorA AND IOWA.
The f;lrna f1z<ftr Df tho 9Th Ba4B; Mr. L. A.
I.Clu1i trlusned home stsie1u4J fsoz1 4 three
weeks tour through M!uncsota And SuftAcrn
iowa He says tha. In Minnesota there viii he Al
4tuDJopt hArse eEs - Hhtat aDt G8.x Car, there
elsewhere will te Ealhrr Fight. In thai porklon
u Northern foNa through which III. i, traycilcd
thr Tgsat Is nlap,t en.irry rutned by ,hc ,.light
mutton proves the keiuel either slnall or wanting
entirely. The bItglt hfTDcE ibs vhtat on Ntttirs
sns nsa' the S:tM o. Ju'T. and did liz work OF de-
& 1he cetler Fails tloxa> tozftt Of The 9Th says:
hs ~ msathes nas eetn favorable for the rpcnn3
harvest ia now in full bja5t Coz1p,alnts of fs.I.
urea Aasc ceahed. InauRh the wheat il bliyllt.d
~ iome Places. Fe aFt: Eafe II predicting that tho
a1'd average IN quuEtily.'
KAt9Aa
1ns H!saee '0,'ha! a tue 9Th says: "The
IL E,tJI
ihEly fn1 oral,1c fur gu;herlug the spfiuK wptat
GtEp. Aht. ~ spi1e y the csicbng wea.heE tue
never supcr,ot, and the qaaaslts i full :ss PEI lei
esh1 greater than estr before, 1AlnE the Stat, Ii
We learn that lie 5:cld Of ~ al lin'l; Ia;
q grains and cereals ID much larger this season Ia
States Of Illinois, Mlrsour1 Of IowA. The foI11Ee
!lg Item. Which We clip trom one Of our St ltc cx-
eaa1ees, fsads slnoss Ike fane. ant yer the
1acsa are stated With Hueh eucenctaes. md dela11
tEat Ne hare no Felson TO discre,i!t TIE staip.
MEain: The Wheat On the Catholic Mission Farm
=. u: AaF!H has been harvested and thr.sursl,
Ana from he keEenty-t!Ee acrcs sown, Produced
three thousand buehcI.. or IN average OF forty
Lnsheia 10 the acre. This wheat was from in
intomaAt aiso s.atct That q per bushei nas ,ecn cen
wfo desire to secure n seed-F''
Tue Toronto Telegraph Of the 7th, says:
"siHakinE suumar.i5. the general conclusion
mu3t bt: that never ttorc has Inc Yield IN grnlas,
foelpt fIrits, and haE throughout Canadl heeti
cGualied. While In tlch rreut wheat-groWing
counties as Durham, Eleln, Cardwel1, Feel, MID.
dlesex, Waterloo. Huron, Bruce. de-. we hare es.
hushcls to the acre, there Ii vsfy COZ.
slteFube subtraction to be made nut
only In these counties, but III every
district reported "n from snfige Or r1ist, eithcs
uctnal OF urptrhended. And sct, fEon, the gcnesul
lone OF tile reports there is full enough assurance
OF wheat harvest greatly teyoud the average;
'Hg and In The gathering Of which little Is 10 be
fcaied, surpasses, we should Judge, anything
knowu to Canadian hus,iaEdry. FIFTY uud Sixty
1Eutc In every township from the Eastern town
klIts III the St E1atr."