, 1869-07-29
CROPS,
lkcports from Various Polnise

The Jcrserville Rtpnb!ian says: :" OR fasmers
hase teen nct1re!I engaged Tho pas: week III
has ioasd ill sts Wy inlu nItet af Id L coaanns Gun %
q fnlr pIlcc Tbs wheat, as grnc1 u thing, IL well
r. IT, rr e oi Inc Ts III, eaef re tn IN LOT
Eorn, Al general thing. Looks well, and Is grow
Ing rspid5:. The low grounds hatr becu sub
,ts, ss cs .a5s t. s n, q 1, ss ha @
c1sp o.is r. 'asuflsat, .nd Wi ;lsl lima:
ps,un prumlscs % laree re- y yyiei. '''AnS nAS' Aaa
TAo Quincy Fhfg Ui the ssth hss tho following
crop items: -. '~''''D'
fpurc sorn ihnu ever before: ayerure. 20 tusfe1s
to 1io acre. Osfs could uot Ga better, isres
smuan. ronn. nay extra sood. Corn noi %
ns msn'.1 ~ r. s knHst kAnHs Tsic s,,4 s5Sp %
sss far syrstsl u
nm.med snt, son.'r,"e i II III nIpcaa. fesnt NJ
1 .n ea 5ta @ q III ,f9M ,ap 10 y ~ .es ,nrn rst nese
iIanlltonMWbsst harrest ,,ot orrrs ~ but ca a
esns,Is, th!ne Eooa yIs!; 1s!tet s,,d ~ grsstst s
nfcfr1p TT @ 1,Ss H. m @ , snw s H. 1r 10,
MSun, ! sss'''nsra!I e.. wheat shout tue average;
spKt'nT nie' efttas '1,e ., whom, ue M
sn1tnp v hest Vii nycrnre ha,f rim, ,,nt. s,,i
M st+". rmn @ t,tt ~ ues ~ III, I'll
!R lann on ts so.,os s nHT 1s IN,
s,.rTat nrgtr W IL I'ntrts ~ ps1 'A' Tft rr
rM,d, e1cent fesrnes rhirh nre tnta, fnu.,e 4'op
Thr ppa,,. E,,aft ma. !" Itr rbcet tarrest hat
cciu,nrntc, so,ae uf H. 5,pjt,s sf Wtnier rhtat
ssi,a res,iy IL ut. Tnr srsit, " ,erreseptsai t.
i,a ri yery .,rrrr nnslIts nnti liz tiniil r. tha
.rrr tstpa. }rr.s III m.sitet shoili i,itefr.p"'
the hstrest t,f hin etffpu Mil rInlpr Nipht wit5
ns ,'se q the frs.t rvef hei III lila 1Ieiu,ty.
ila,s tr}w ri M vaAll,nf, wtrs nd eats Wi imn
uul +p1ehdlalY. Cum y 1t iatst Two, Uf ihF"e
paha l.eiu, ami ii win isa kalta II k4lys
ih,ex lts h l#lE ttep pset IA fra,ltn4i.''
Iha ii ta,,p,n, hh,f s2tti attain kn,l4 tfs, fste
sasns' .s.. ta'sfs r., u. t,t!h 4, !. =. eh
u tGa ,stu ts4ns s,s xo.ittsl,y u{ ue ii. itaky
=. t.a rh..t stalt '',t. y. n Fatitss srff ls.s.
.la,.a h4t NJ, tn,as| t,xtEa ith n fiat st.tsa
~. ',.ss .ss1 *.s a. a., Is w ha,s :. hs
Alass ..s s.'.es loSAas x+,, thrf.i aiu ts,i9s''a
e. ~ spG .1 .ats M :"
,.1d., ll,s i. %. tssn lsstovu. ai,oh tIinal,
iss.au1a having nsAs a'.ae ~ t,s resun u
IL 3asf q p.,ss rsos III. VI" '
Of winter .hsst VI! to Commencci tss,a reei
sa.a o . never 'a en
1no linasoa s1a. nus rI.ots .ho condition Of
grown iaak nDd htsry. I'D, i .heIu 4 \ t.vors'le
tlno ior cutting = there viii ne An ntt,u!1ance Of
ik&h tamc End wild hay. Rye and harley arm
heading finely and promise vol, Tac wheat
zelda. Mita ., rone fox exceptions, nsye e. .
formed and sesn tal! md larEc, a.. Il no;niaK .n'
10 la morn titsu the atniaee ior several yea1x
mast. t>orn IL unusually bsrtwzru oad 40 con-
ttAntiy has use Rruund kccu soAkcd that thcre has
Leen llltIo o. no chance 70 hoo IL win tal.,
Farm weather, during Juiy sud August, 1t may
ii; i i hi l.titaae. ro,.;oss ~ eTe.ing
srTi1ss 1a1nhec M 1 E1uit nranisc. 10 i,e sbuadans
ihis scasun1 = ~s'''-''
The pes Mo,ucs E.,t.:er of the 9Th. sars: "Tae
1own harvest u il ii mlus;, AcncuispfsIif. 1ows
snu III ius,ead M ofoao Tcpons aSout cfvp. we kaSc
ye1y eeo ons1 Tsa IA S i,,5 i 4 .ae saSes
tven.y md swenty Nv Ia.hels % ~ acts. 4
caf @ Thr present. i lie crca; nas5 css wseS q tas