, 1869-07-28
CROPS.
Reports from Various Points.


4 letter to THE TK1ncsB truc1 Az-alaa, Jfder
son County, July Is, 4aIs: ut has rained yery
much here this season, aud there has neen grtal
damaged. oass ARE rather tie hest 10 this section
Harley is rotted pretty badly II the bead. Wheat
Is rutted some, shd some Is olShted down pte:sl
tom. We hare had two OF three pretty fair dats
for hatiLg. It rotned hard last night, aud the
*ind bleT quite harl. Barley ia aoout ready to
nplntng on lowIsh land
Qrlscr, July s:.--The wheat crop Is represent.
wheat Is unusually good whcrr rassed on high
Iaod. That on low land Is poor. s7rinz wheat Il
entirely used up Corn good on the up!ands, bqi
The entire yield VIII not supply the home deuans'.
9f1As-lAtEe crop. The average wheat crop IN
Howard County, Missouri. Is onc-t!urt Larger tha1
ever ratsed iseiore, and the gualt1y Of the J!.!d
i letter from Marion County, July q, says:
This county is blessed with an abundant harvest.
The acreage il larger than heretofore The wneal
moss r. thai ,e Nness crop M Tson'd a!esse for Tic
latt dre tearF. No loss IN this uet:nboraood by
the had weather. In strait section Of this county
cent Corn Is a iatr average crop, but 8 little
hackEartt- Oa:e and grass arc rae- We being on
70 as ." fe. fs5 a7a 3qos snes s.
grea1 supply Of MI ktntls q frulr''
1nl! ~ tays: AIN reTsrt TO the damage sustained
BY the wheat crop IN shia section, l would state
that Is 40 nos nssT q Erea: - ~ eeeo fea.rd 4ay
being khrnnk considerably IN some parts Of the
COUNT, While "a other parts y Il verF cool
Generally. whsat u considered fslz crop
IN this Ret1ion There vas more AoWn
last Ia!! than ever before. O1ss a1e exceed
lngly good; larger Amount soxn thus year
thsn eomnos Song & have .oNn .hs sssFHso O.:
rather backward for this time Of the Season; but
i h. good healthy color and i e7o.1ng rapidly.
nfAofaf p28rhAQ- U 10 nr%rr1r
10 tits vicinity. '11a}es Early have Ypt.ed baily
the Is.t few weeks, owing, probably, 70 the wet
sfox; never oet,sT: ore ID a pan,ea oau
The Quines Heraia Of thc e6th says: Through
the attention Of oCr friends We afe enabled 10
amount Of rrllatilc information In Iexalu 10 the
present condition and prospects OF the crops Of
tala and Ad'olntns counties IN Illinois and Of
Indicating that IN 1nany localities the r;pps hsve
suffered materially frcc1 noots AID hearJ fains, L.
oIe Upon Ss mnos q % 70 means E
represented to be at icx3t an Average crop, And
IN nnnJ dtss11cts UNUSUALLY heavy. The sirae Is
true Of cats and Erass, aEd the favorable weather
Of The past wetl has no DOUBT been employed to
greai stfvantsge in sastus THAI portion at these
cfopa not aiItady secured. The reports Of The
It Is not too Late for that develop rndes he in
tucocc Of good weather IN the lat1ef part Ct the
sea1cu. Fall fruits arr below the aye.aSe or an
but especially on rat lands, arr threatened win
rot In consequence Of the prpuscted net weather. y
wEAcNsN.
The Adarcx County f5teA says: "Nheat and
rye, except on the low lands wne-r = tzs been
submerged By 6ater, ne lootas sp1c1d,fiy.'' 1t
Is many lears since there has bern 70 good crop
u that Of this year PROMISES to he. Corn promises
f0u AvcsREc 9!eld in spite OF lht vet NcataeC y
The EoAcobel Jenraaf says: "Tneat Is repo1std
~ looking well IN mort localities, although there
IL considerable rIst, and there Htl probably bc til
an arers&c tfup- Soms neids hare hetn entered
BY the Hapes, bot harvesting will not be generally
commenced for 4 Me~k to conc. Corn, a.shourh
backward, ~ Improving, mud = two-thtrds crop. al
least DAy be axEEc4el.T
The 1Afayeite County Depnx'at RAYS: The Vet
weather hz1 bad \ very Eey1ouk Effect on ertTM IN
this secttou, Tha wheat crop, With The exception
Of being h4dlJ lodged, u probably an average, and
good weather now Nri let tt ouL' Flax Is very
much tDtuted ~ Wind md ram The corn crop
ook7 yeE1 poor % acronnt Of the cold season and
great amount Of rain"
1he black Earth A AfFtzfistr a1yz:." After looking
through this part Of the county, Ee think fhtr.
neTef were more fAsosaalc prospeces for large
crop than At the present ttuc. Tbs cold weather
Of the kpE1pg Del tbs cdfn hack somewhat, but II
1s now veil started. and WITH a fer Eeetx oi
pleAs&nt weather, Will co1ac On 50 Hnat tasgaefi
i1AJ expect An average CROP"
..a.- IOWA.
Tha DesMolnes Rtyi.sr. oi the eth says
M2Ior OConnnr Arrived In town Last night, hAv
Ing coma from Autcailne b! WAY Of Etofuk He
s1Ja the e1ora along lht whole way look nothing
u Ill LIE famtue, t9k tue gEesteat plenty. MAN.