, 1869-07-19

The GRIND Prniris iii Rerkf.o OF tho 17th says:
pre but5 10 harvesting ins'r gram. A few lays
ftEce We were there, and found far prospect for
crops. NJ. ). a. kopiin Informs u that iac crop
III tax ta seaaou will ht heary Ia tnat vicinity,
~hch wlN partly compensate for loss 10 tho corn
esen. Rse and xtsat around The place a1e a'so
'eiGt' wnutssu ua sJ as 'si:o the
| reports from different paris Of the county It u
| thought that the prescnt PROSPECTS Tor large
wei weather late, the harvest will pc about two
Tceks later tlAu Usual The potato boga do not
serln 70 ,e stang much damage to the c1ops IN
TIE WennDh IN.> In'..z Of the l7.h s&ys: ave
mrht s1y that We can s+e nothing hopeful 10 ths
cDh'in,ons rains shlch have fallen since corn
planting commenced. haEe srun ned OUT 1arge
p5oport!oa Of That cron, nn1 prevented the proper
are few ncIfs which promise fair yield, Int tho
1ureer portion y y total Or lMItln iA'lurc. one
Tow expect four hssacls to the aero irom u!a
farms. lie. hnwrvrr. had his high ground al1
pa;,a n L ,nal, kssn TIC eoIn s1, enop Of tats
tttNrtu,nc1 ,nas email xr.ln would cono In some.
s'* a ;e e1' !. - 81 sfu ies,s Siosti5 oil;
! y k.ra, .!ltt.cnIty r1pSf!cnse.i ia saving what
III A., tr,m ,in,i rlA1 md s'caehtng. II - I'M
yok-lttr INV 10 estimate whnG the result may be.
a rui i. he" u 70 ,hss VII, not 70
a,5th!rg Ike &c Amoan, q by saseo ~ nsoh! Ia
thit tfttOh. 4G MIL N NJ +hS 6thEf uNAlAcHt IAp
oII corn !. much o. !. mo laIn !. <poting .n tte
crlns. Thrrc IL much nt rh,. tt IN the country."
The teshcn Nnn.> 7snss Of the 18th, saJs: "our
! wheat hQrrea. they have been blessed with for
lnany 3cafH least Tho recent heavy rAtlia hare
~ xsSsa y psfe .o sns r.
| r,ucrs the grim Is !allcn: but nltogcthe. the
,wfeat IL In bestts condition ,han was expected."
latina M 'e SONS sGSs more vet xessasr ND possibly
! e.opF csptciAiJ cn71s MaJ IecstSe tuE,her inlNIy
tbs ytr VALE 1ao saan9' ne sncfe rc
lelcyet 10 be doing tolerabiF vel, though We fear
the eroM u Y rank rotaioes appear 70 oe DONG
| 4 litter from Young America Ill. July la, &aga:
"Airca dsmasc hna Dt en- done py rain 10 the crops
Of wheat and oats, md tnr corn On nat lands VIII
| tLs tine hare good hopes Of fatr cropa, bnt
NUT say now that th.nEs look gloomy for farm
err, Unless get rome 5als weather now tor tue
be1t lno weeks our harvest will be conparatlrcly
Ihr st. Peter e,I,nn) zst.u"< Of the 1!th says:
and from every part Of 1t We hare the highly grat-
whesi. oat and harley ciops meter promised bet
| :er and even the corn crop, which hss been 30
days iaas yin pssbany bs7pgtts out Of The woodl'
nsRss ~ osnsaa :; !a.s e 5 & y aa of the ,sse
| County, states tla1 The crops In that aud Deka!b
| 1ocd. com ou low, f,at Rronnd Is srnnT1 kntI
Weedy; on h!Gn, ro.luE ground # promises good
! 'c1pp, Some Dos already Leeu secured IN good
l toLult!on. The harscst Of spnnx wheat Will
| soon begin, ard promises 10 he falr one. Winter
| WHEAT Il not su1n thrre in any noticeable amount,
| The oat and rotatoe crops eIe good" The 8ane
| rarcr eays: 4 scptIcuian nom South Bendt H.
| tlat,a tFporta tho Wheat crop throughout that
| r1op ss GOOD. The rain had done much lcas DAM
nre to Inc corn than 1t has In the heavy soils OF
| ltltnoh. Tbs whole crop VII be good 4 letter
| Wabash ssFr Thea, "a yery heayy snd corn also
| Vii r. n Food crpp. notnths,npdlnT tho heavy
| rrS,t '
N,n.,ct,,c IT, 1r,ter NJ the Il 9TH a15a. al Tbe
] 1hr.t h.a ~ ~ knEsa.hGt dafnarod hrre hJ me
| ssa. @ na.E ro,ns m is nnW Ring atacfrd md
tssen ,S,ns9 t9 % n1e r.r "rre n an for nan1
sT .r.t1uo.s nssf N''N r-' -~'O sA'-s '''
y, .o.tan ~, n,th ~, In.t ~ nrscs stnS
frrano y so foasen mn ~ 1n IoAs ~ ~ 3.nIa
s!men TEE nee ~ W. tns @ " .no @ sH.I
lne ~oeaN sI'p u VIZ FNlu4,l sa! 9ueS. ttT.u ~
tpR from IN cnty 10 tLiIfJ 6usaes % INC Acls Aae
| Ntt weather Wll aGect the corn CROP inlof1oaMy.
The oats Rave grown nien, Dat hAse peen o!otn ~ :,
down The yleId ol gfa's WI % EooA' we suaA
feye kcne arflca mt no peacne
! The 1ndlRnppolla Intl Journ1t OF inc ihsn aa!h:
| AIN Warrington County ea!o 'tne y1e!u =
fully np to thc e1reetationa o. farmers "a eat., ,
Jcars:' ln Eniop. The largest crop o. wheat ever
raisc4' in Clapu County N hoone. LnessAaas
nrser teen, Wtinln The feool!ectlou " lne o!sest
| lnhabItuut, kuch M sbundant crpp Of MAcat 10
| ttie rart cf tic EtAtc;' Ia Fngette, nAuy o. Ac
| fafners aIc OF The opinion that there never VA =
| 1tt,tr crop harvested In the con4t5T IN owen,
| 'tbc wheat In reported rs netcf bet:4 nan tass