, 1869-08-06

:he hight IN wheat seetns to hare beeo s:1e.taf.
h ~: frena YET t!ow'. and osta, wnca ase sery
[ahs, san srrs ye''eFda5 but heavy showers cast sn
.1he a1nstowoe Inot says: 1--WE learn from
fhe fhrDers Of this county that tho rust Ia dvtux
considerable hanage to the whcAt"
:, = tic notigcttle Cttonfel< B.ys: "Thc crops ID
I'LL essa .s . y" . r. !. sasspsa III: e 8; & % ret IT,:
feftbR hsA already coInmcncel III Aour phceA
Mi.h fair Neasher eurnt Ii mos. cases. will s'l Ike
The Urrcn fssy Adrs<ast sa3s: :" The crop pros.
Ptcfs, an Rtnersl thing arc lAror.'e. stG per-
h4rs the e1eept,on ot corn 1he ~hss! ne!ns as sse
ylcI1, sui other grains bcaf equally Guod tntea.
!!.p. E,.n 1vts,oe. q .:Iate Of lie "us'' will
Tic Adams Count, I1... sa,s: "Tbc hop crop
Ia 1t oAin2 yrrY well about here. Within the Ias!
few t1a,a the lice have hearty vi dlsap.'cA1td
inn. ~ ,ards. otner crops are 1ootinE sef1
il e Princeton R<y,1liean payH: "lite Is mostly
ii 7, tue average h,tn in ntEax sna grain. The
wheat harvest viii commence lhs week. with I
e,*rI Ero'*,t LOT s,ss TIP; corn ,sn,, DO.
tlis .easots. 0at. Ms t1oEng remarkably well. hnd
will lie hras5 cruI.'
The Calumet Es.f,rtor aa!s: mo far as wheat,
os,r, 1,e nLo barley arc CONCERNED, tAs prospect
now II that tie crop Will 1c ver} nne III thai por:
t'ol. of the State; Potatoes hare been injured
and sr" lonl,ed ~ lire. 7nc appis crop ID couits
1n"1y t.t1. Jet nos - good ~ exmet-i"
MIIWAFkEK August b.-tTHr Reports were r.
Ersti from thlrt. .sI1 tuNnh alnnH HE n',Fthern
tIstrIon uf tue 1at ro'se lioal Ter rspast maru
y cs n Hx t.n l ,',5 1s s te .an;s sn T.
trtht!d cpntiHinn. TIM Jrs'r1o tiu fhleh BiTk
sun rcinrts, ~ far ~ Ma1&'n. speak ut cpu.,!cr-
Will thu crop IL cstfn.ntct much lrtsrr than last
>rar. TT. III" IuwA Rtsi MiHuvs0t. 1Hv.stuu nte
iorna report sosGe bsLt. esi'' sescn say thu pros-
Ircts Nrf" nesrr Intl"r fns bAnl4ofa" cfap
In Tie Wt.Iurn Ehun !tsi1r,,AI, trrM Hsrlnr
Nrss "a tln Aissi.sipI'!. nn'y lhfs" 'n~ns t"rnfl
hiHhs. aHi ats'ut t"rht! H'F" ~atcl!c't In!HFt.
1trEufas tthttt AinArAbLa AH xrHnFaJ HiAAa
Wra1sdE fts0i.
MAu,n,,s, August t.--ll,rfo La. I*-rh nu raEH
hrI" ~utih ntnt,nnIla fur ttII hh3A al Tho har-
st.s I. r*l''llt ri"ttss.l4x. ''a'a aEn i1".'ta
tw trr lhnh ~t"a, aI Atu huw ','nR rut 3lsltltix
In 10 tusur,a,nl salAl Las blight IL uALanItnE.
rAn D4.Itra sal4t.,y t..:tt,s aa,s: "a 1rrrhs
sts,tur tu Ia,ls ou4, tcinlls tho cfnI's III that
Ea.i1h IN c2srltit G%l.iIti,A, particularly tohac
"a, hrh Is uIuIa largely rr',n:e Ill ttaI than tn
a's niist s"iy u As hs..", ~ II, lSsteuI Last
I'hr lnh!anaIsulls Jour raj vi LAn 4lh sa3x: t1n
scsesal piacts IL llta ho4l'efA t'an I'll itr State
ltaIn Las keen Dee,lrd. knt moi At all apprtcl-
attd IN ihe nuEti. and csntse 'ar.ner III fuun.
ine conai4ion of thing. there. MD i vc:y i.sf
sample q tbs greAttr portion VI the 6Ate. Uu'
duuLtedy the Iarsu.t csop of wheat has been Sc
has progressed. the yield Ia anr, tho
esy tsa p,1np ,pa,t npa tho f. gsain aoa. sgss
uputa high Watcr has destroyed tue Inst hope ot
hn} 1rol0ce u corr uu tie Wabash bottoms
Affects tic aggregate produce III LIE Whole valley;
the sAHe clUse has w Materially Affected the
Wholc crop thai, under lhc oet favorable cifcatn.
hiAucG6 for the remainder uf the seas0n ~e Alatl
i,roducu ltss than hRlt Il crop. Hay and oats are
iafr average AL ruot crops, bDtd garden and
SH as pPs la e
nc bud had lchs ratn TIE 4uantlty Of sLDall iEult
Wis ne,c1 exceeded"
a Kalamazoo letter Of tlE Sd says: "Thc rain
OF Monday hi. been Injurious to wheat. IL uaany
places i hss commenced Gro%lpg u Tue s4ock,
IN so,ae places and in oihers it has been End Is
ls.!hE th1c5kc1-" .....
4 Ga1eeL'lr9 letter OF the 20 says: Tho late
1ne weather bas tnahlttl The {aEmera 70 nearly
1blsh harycsiinR thtiE wheat crop. They have vet
hay 10 cut, AtId nuN the oat harvest IL }nss
at Land. Ibis, Ike tic wheat uni Lay, viii oe
abundant Corn, tn ilauF fields, will heter catch
whole crop u tue town u W4uk!.h,na- We have
had to light ~ poaio bug here to keep him from
doing u1lnChief. 4 strange sight MIS- witnessed
1t wa4 m army OF there bugs crossing Main street
" gel from one potato I'Atch to another. Tney
pnhhed nAtad as aEntt1outiy Hi caravan Of ants.
The isabella County EnttrAffet says: - This
week the wheat Of this county Is being secured. The
yield In large. and OF good quality. Other crops
tc Elm alrair at lest yet we hear Of so1ue good
pltceA.'
NISsnCHL.
4 letter from Queen Clts, Schuyler County, July
30. says: We have had 3 long continued spell
Of rain, DONG great amount uf damage to cora,
the RESULT Of which is, We will nnt have over one
fourth Of corn crop. II Ihat. Oats are Rood-the
average wlli be far Hloye last seasau. Tnt wheat
is very poor; Aowc.es. there Will ,e plenty for
home consumption, II VT are MT oser-uce about
A letter from New Dloom1ea. Galloway Coanty,