, 1869-09-01
THE CROPS,


The hewaunec Ha''ral says "Thcre s,prs not
6ecn. 10 b. 70 much drject!un atnunR thc farmers
craps proving hctier than wa anticipated"
! he Chenoa 3Itnta reports tne ptustecs for
corn crop rapidly improving IN that vicinity. Tue
brought 10 the market in that place IL poor tia,
buyers u III not take II At my lrice.
Farmers la nearly all parts Of the State layc
commenced plowlng for Wheat
The Evansyi!!e journal Is res7onsih.c for tho
statement that Joseph Ranch. OF that city, cut
down Stalk Of cora last T1!lAy which hal th1r-
teen eass Of corn ca Il
wlseoSEiS. "
Tic PIr:1 Ed9:f reports that "H1rp!ckt1F has
commenced tn many yards, hEt IN thc majority
the work Will not e commenced for several day j.
hone oi ulc hops VII! bc lust through tl.ls CAUSE.
The rs7ces pal! range frpn thirty TO nfiy ceuis
Ter t'o3, the lower rates r'csall!ns, The quality
greater. Many Of the yAris Elbow Indications OF
blight the hors ttFy,ns on tue vines but this Is
The Portage Ef:isstr EarR: "The farmers arc
having untayo1a'lr weather for haryestn NJ.
While uear'y all Of the wheat has been cut, but
comparatively 4 small portion Of II has been
stacte.t. About eyc75 third Aag It rains. ani. by
the tine THE wheat gets In condition for stacking
nsa,5 rai1s nSsa, nSn week OF dry ~ca'nsF noS ii
The Fond lu Lac Reporter reports tha. IIar-
rcsttns has progressed RAPIDLY this week. la-ce
n a o o \ IT,
bulk Of the cop Is rtlu Standing, aad farmers
want fair weather 10 secure it. \ week Of rA.ny
weather would do immense dauase as Ibis tl,uc-"
The 5criiu Cu1rdnt sAya; " The Wheat il this
sect!un - good tn quality ana much above tue
average IN ylult. The weather for SECURING It IN
thoel al! that could he asked, hut nc are sorrJ
to say that stacking Il progressing sery slowly, on
account u fseGEca' shoT TeEs. Much Of the str AT
was green when cut, aud Ii seemed to cure vcrs
Slowly, and the curing has been retarded very
much hy !a:&sr rains Very ltac wheat coM-
rarasivcly is Jet In stack"
The pcsNosucs RrSis:tS OF Ausus, 9, SAYS:
"Most Gcleiul reports come fron the couatrr
roundabout the capital, coace.a!nG The Injury
that the gta.D, in ttack ami shock, Is receiving
frcn the heavy md REPEATED rasns. 4 great deal
Of the wheat ani oats Is still In the fields, the
farmers preterr1ng 10 thresh from the SHOCK aud
the expense OF stackng. The wet epeIl came on
suddenly, and has conunred 50 constantly that
thousands OF acres N thu county were left open
to the rutn OF the rain. We we're Informed W q
rrllah!c farmer, yestent7y, that the injury IS
really great, the shocks being drc1ched through.
The grain Lad already become sprputed md lot
ted to scrtoCs extent, and rs tnctt Is not time
tetwccn tho showers for the ttra~ to b. dried.
there Is IN alarming prospect saat II Will be
tlrrly ruined And even thar IL Stack Is being to-
juFed, and heavy aa*hng rains penetrating to the
| ccnssr, ..nnl swcerlnElhowu through the whole
| slack Many farmers azc tearing their stacks
down, md settling tue grain out in shocks. Should
the .uns continue, sCarcely any stacks will he
safc, as the ssrnw Was 70 Foft and SO badlf cEnIc
as to prevent good Stacking. We hope The farmers
|
e1al TINT We cannos d!scsrltl It. Corn Is also IN
| danger, the vet weather forcing 1t to 4 seconh
eanac Il to fa rrsy 10 tic eaIiy ,soe,a Tncf:5o,
Will he heavy one II the El1s DO not ruin It 70
tatces arr rost1ne ii the ground 10 considerable
extent, and crcn 'Garica truck Is sancr1nS
| 'SIu,n, Naee Informs us that his heaus and peas
| ate srroutlnE In thc!r rods as they hanc tn tht
| cn1den. The wcl weather. co1red With the tel
Ilnle t.scens to put everything into The spsoat
Ing notion
The same paper, commenting upon some state
.nentH Of the St Louis Itn.lcrcs, SAYS: "Corn, Il
ing nnclE, and. II the rrcscn. "ts:her will onl,
ccatc. viii make n fi!l art1nKr cson. Wheat !:
viii mt fail knort OF Is oO os+' husheIs-a tucrcast
ct s'sN cco bushels over iass year. which Il NOR
nevcr better. hare NOT hccu ATTACKED h5 the Colo
ra':o nne; cr any H!hcr sor'. and WI he rnsiseton
average Of three nunuret! bushels 10 the acre
| AISSE1rA.
TIE Rcd Wing Er1a':i:.'a cs:tca:es the srr71C!
wheat ot f1oodhuc County. tor the ycM. a
1,."'.ct' hushelA The crop has mostly hces
secured tn coo4! o1der. II j. hei'eysl that IN
ascEacr Yicd wit tx twcnty-n -ntr bushels pcf acre
The tiantcn tTty Iffraij 0! August kays: !
large quantity Of the wheat III this section Is I'll
stes IT, re t'ss1 sna nea5y e.s.y sfnst
fas good crop. Thrrr will he . great deal man
No, wheat this scason than lac last. m! ~
| Hu" !{At lui ElH1u Fi1CG ILLS lnll
T7lc ~. lAul Pioneer Of August - RAYS: 9TH
weather NOW appears to be settled, after the lonI
Eaits: IA t1ry, tlcas and cool, Md cxcce,iing
fAsurntIr for the completion at tho wheat na!,c csI
! t's'r exchanges throughout thr Etste. of which
large nu.1.ter reached nt ty yesterdays mail1
sIH"S IT ihc Easvrk! ~ trell ADVANCED the gran
thoNin. Int lille kieus Of .laEASe, anil the 3lcl
| hhunaHt.''
Ihc MantA.o {'H"a tays: "Iast sxeck but yct
| HsHc wheat Was +sacAei in this county. Ffrt
! onttonttn 10 Onr.th!ni OF the whole CROP In
| Is't cnt dnrtnT the Trcst mt week. Monday au
= | l!lcf'lhf 0f tht pfcstnt week tho wheat was +
Rhnlif1Hlr canllEilnt, nnA Till the storm Tuc.la
nltrFnnon Put step to It, attacking was ttstlc,
saEt faf1'lcFb ktAc kr not lrEa than toft7 ucrcs
nt!nrc day. Atsat thErc.fntf1hs Of 'shr cro
will tx' aecurrl IN htEk In splendid couIitt,oo
fa1nEs1a! night Tie Remainder IL now cut aud
4 *hock. Mt. y e.. Wtlcn1nr u t;AsIrn {:NI In
forms us that the judgment OF tnr ta.urrs r
TINT town PLACES the n1vrase Ut twenty buShrl
pr acre
Tic Mantoty.ltc Ittrf,A says: "WAeat II M,
I nit cut, hlEt Hin.h Hf II In the ttncA VIC hay
1AAcn considerable pa1n4 to learn the nroaab;
yield. AMI VIC put II lo~ n 4, au average III elau
Go<al, l1d IEahy fields WILL ,lrIi enormously; b.
In The carly wheat there IA cunsh t,IIght to rctue
the AyctaEe to or dHurrL, This Rra.tlu, Atsd II
m exception, the rat!5 wheat Is the tuvs. inju1r
by blight"
Tie Wlnnna Hjrt,sL,,n says: "Oar OF the ls1
farmers Ia Wi3unn County to ahlsh cut''::F thea
j ihis season. was Mr. John tUnn4nEhaE.. tnaaage
/ Of the Summit Farm, In s., t1al9c1 lQKQsIf1