, 1869-07-16

EtQkE14 HA4 l18E k4EN ILL.,
. We are almost entirely cut on from the sur
tpnndtng country, and arc not yet folly advised as
to the extent OF the storm.
The Taters are slowly reeedIng today, though It
Ia ttiu raining II intervals.
Crops.
4 letter TO TuA TElnuSE from Alton, III, July
II, says: "The wheat 1t lhia point Ia al In the
shock or stack, and thus ta1 but little injured oy
nc n.sxy ra,Ds ., taoush some badly put up; was
well filled. and rounded oat, The 5ad o. this
fsnnr aasa ast1 aSo1e inea4Se 10 sas
beaten during the late heavy rains Taey ate un-
advantages from worms, &c, promises an aver
agu cut. Potatoes look tlne ind ihlnk the Coi.
orado bug " Is not ~ plentiful ~ usual at this
T lst;er c 10 % fkH1 TRIBUNE from Arooaa, Douslas
Go9atSs, u, Ja,y y sa5s "Eys'Jth,ag y ii
easrd IN ftap.ns ? beautiful wheat crOp. The
euTu h looking well and promiaes full supply Of
"ssanrs " fUl the entilt 1a1MluK community In
detrimental, on eeesunt of rendering ihe ~ auoaat s
OF culture much less than II would nnve been,
can Just sec Inscribed upon the oountensnces Of
stcad Of having 10 borrow Tho wealhe. Is une,
4 letter to mn TRIBUNE from Camp Point, ILL.,,
July H. Rays: " Il .A sory hot, With Slight bIcrze
trotn the southwest aud occasional shpx xtrs,
ffsIeldar there was very hcayy min accom-
tssen psas Il Ssss eeo4 . II 1;
very reeAy Dais a1u IN fair quality, though. had
y injured bJ thh ra'n. Whcat Is oil ready to cu.,
eR 'Gs sn si Hn. .; sees,aios sta9s
very forwant where 1t has not been TOO wct
Gentleman VINO hns travelled ~ mil down
the MlfA1A1rpl River considerably, 1nfngMs the
Lyons ttowul 4irrtr that ~nent 1nd oasa ueycr
rlontsc'i teer uul that the cU.n IL II, tlue con.
dillon.
letter fron, buchanan. Mich, 18th, says: "a(,cr
day lido orer tho country anil clusr exa,,1sa.
tiUu of every i4an'a wheat He1l~, AM Aatts1e,l
thls ts the hest crop hare cs.t tetil, Al greater
continue good. ttc Wheat Will MI he r,.u III three
1a.n nlurr. r!1n corn rn,r Is the rut.fcst ever
enm III ihls E'nHlt. II rn1lnu' lie half Il crop,
bio: It will inssel ntll sIlk ut nhJut hueh au agr.
This part NJ tfIn r'lunty."
Thu ThMota ILL.,, kurHdt ot the 1ath Hats: "d,ur
fArsncts arr hi prrhunt l,Etsy wiLh tho lIItsos n
We arc told By ranpttunt Jndgra ihat stirll al itl-
mrnse tcIh oi sal wheat Nas kcltlvi1, il r,cr,
ccstlIu III this ta.ntY hut thu l!lrastuns nm Tint
i VII nso hr gng'i. Taking ths. to9et.ur win
eT T o se;" ,'s # aso sa .,aS &C." q q
rio iniIsnAros {tnl} .,""rnal of thr luh
~ tasofat'tr u ttr l,st shu.unu Guilt AK. In
Montgomery t'"unt}, nass lhc Crawfunlty'llu
IIppccs.,,o" t.u,,l,y. n~"I'iia Ia IN" ta!fn.rt.r
t"a,irt, far.llrrx all through that sn thr alo,n-
!nK cbuiatlcs wrEe huhy al dny An'.dp --tnaty VI
wheat Tho tecnd Of ra1n cnuse,I this unusual
enuIt Iha crup " t.Ilh yenE, NJ think It tnAy ba
sst lurn a. act'fcd. IL tho 'a'scs' ever harvested
The Bcs l,!ere {ll!.} s.4,A',sI II Tia 18th say.;
"Thr rnthy srasoIl flay1ng Terminated. Ills crop
pfoaltect1 arc improving nll'lrr thu dry weather.
Wo learn thai much VI tue ryr crOp ID turning uni
rtIJ light, koule 0flt Hot worth cutting. Wheat
ami uatA, generally. Oh Erolinl TINT has not been
Hooded hall! hsr s!h - give pEo!lslsc of pretty
Ma!e tremendous strides lately. SoMe rirres ou
rolling lani Iook thrifty aIt about rs far advanced
a. II cOrnMun for this keas0n'
This Burlington t1onM Hu,eityr, Of tho 18th,
R1y8: " It commenced fllnIng hbGn1 II O'Clock
Monday night Rn! oonilnued 10 rain, with hr1ef
& 10 + O'clock Tucsdny morning an inn,cnse
amount Of wafer felt. This heavy storm, Wh,ch
eatcnte!l veil across sonthetn Iowa IL nut over
the agricultural tatesesls Of lh,s rast af thc
country. w haSc, Us YET III REPORTS frotn the
Otherwise t6an Wv stmsnu to tper snn@. ,rs 10
and exceedingly damaging tn the crops- II Es he
most dscou1aging OF any 'speli that we've had
The Lacon {1l} Honse Jottr .a Of the i4.ll SAYS;
I" Reports from the country are very cors!1c,as
While one Of our hearle.t farmers Reports his
1tAlian n htat not worth tho cutting, 9thcsY ~,
fair weather for few sia, will eye them m eN-
eellcnt crpf An ueEicultura! AeaIeE reports visit
ing nc.da Of wheat promising al atunilnt yi:Ll
while perhaps the one atitolnng wDuII no; IL.
worth The harvesting. Cora upoi, the river boz.
toms Is y ta!u1c aud 1t !s, perhaps, sale Il, Say
ruined tfnaay estimate It hlGrr' md 1he rriatll-
Ing rce-fouHhR Ii ycry firec1nous condition..
The Kansas City tslo.} L'urna1 Of The 18th, !
sa}s: "t'ur state exchanges Contan cheering tn.
telflgeDce In rgald 10 tae-crUpI- The wheat crop.
notN outstanding the almost continuous ruin, TIA
IS 1ne htavesi esere a,d tie 9uatty far M supe 1lS
r!nr TO that uf any previous year.
The OttnmwA uoNal ConFstr has 1t That tho pro- |
the rust and tcau to such IN extent that ,br |
furueEs stan,l really 10 te thankful II tey Sr taf
a crop, Corn not so Eoo.1.
The Delaware County tIowa} Cnion reports that
The Wheat crop Of that ,lc!sty viii be ra1l one,
and tht corn only thrre-foorths Yield.
The keoknk tloNa> Gatt Cttn hears dtspa.actpg
reports that the wheat crop will not l,e more fna
half q Yield. many ntlds being badly lodged uni
The burlington Nowa} Hunk E.t anuouucea
Ee7 material lntury to the wheat Of tha: section
The fal wheai u being cut, but great df71c1,ttE h
nIe tie feapsr spas wbea, + insse ip, bs x So.
rust and scab and l. lodged. Com Il puts Ut half
The Henry County .Iowa, psy4+ says the nro5-
poet there Is not cheering. Wheat Ia lo.n and
.u6ting, corn Is Backward and weely, and crop, VI
II Kinds vi se much less than Al average
IN Lucas counts, Iowa, the prospect ts for |
s good enough
he crops In that locality were never pet;tf: The
oarlet and re afc harvested, anl general harvest
4 Vt hand.
rom all parts Of the county Egpteseut the crun5
rood The word Is TINT wheat never MS bctiur.
nd Thers he the corn could be properly wosAed il
The editor Of tho Waterloo Qows) Reporter ,a,e.
; siti.ed Hardin. Franklin and Ccrro Gorio CM,u-
les, and Fums up: awe still ear the crops look
II course, rank enough to lodge. Corn gooi ay.
'r1Re stand, and un1csa III very wet r!acea, whefe
\ fJtnI fA} l
The Monitor says ths crops In Wasnc County,
Itch, Ibid falr 10 be good. The wheat an, OATS
tors never were 20 pronisius for largc Yield -
Tic Grand Rapids {Aich,> Eagk, OF the 1alt.
hut notwithstanding somc Threatened Injury 6J
uss. and rec.tl the wheat crop OF :hc season
bsn hat 81 ,ae ~. tEo ycs, H. and % sassn us1 wl s.
Il quality abosr the ArcrzEe. Al the harvest Is
'one.hst lascr than usual. Of course there Is yet
roto ether better Of worse. This very Ne,
aa'on' aaa, Of ., K. ,ae xs;ah n3ea
III khe crop L. secured. Corn Ia everywhere bacf.
Eprd, and that and potatoes on low ani hcav5
ands arr rclJ unprotntstnR. t,raas, though most.
'ec'aticnf OF kanrutne people, being much Injured
y lodging la many pisces snt Of poorer nr1{tiops
nalt5 :h.n e ot .,.Tsf = ~ ~ Pore sqgs1le g1o~,h
houKht tluut.tful 1t the hay can he harvested in !
u. Ia Ksps County vu Commences tht. wet weet. a. III
teiu what w hare been able to learn By con.
crs,ng With many farmers from diStrant paris Of
ot v hal The great growth ct etraw worli sc,.m
o rfpm!se, tut fully eqla 10. II not little nhnye,
10 average Jel,l nut, -, q 70 hass r previously r.
Iu,t aud scev.i hare both msde Their nrrcarsnec ;
nd uufcfa NC have better weather. nstrh wn"at |
I'LL lc ivst 1u harvesting IL Moro wheat viii Dc
Ut With machines thls Jear than cver tseforc In
has done wonders for coru fr1t II Ia too lnle
NV for anything hut The most fasorahc cirrnto.
'ances to prevent serious ssliurv ot ibis crof.
re nataquc Gows, r.m,.. o, the i.,h ,ass:
Yeftefdsr 4. u tT.it. Of This city. reiurncI
iorthsrn JosA ant from him me lcnrn tho follow.
": EsGryx hero ths Hhcat looaA srIrntlId, hut IN
he Cedar val'ey lhe.e neses was y rlninse 81
ifcetttnh llrr.1, tpun'1lcs* neld4 nf ui1cat,
rrast high. and with long full. hrnths hes'1h.
shou st o. vert, e. sn;tsnT '', W'sse'sr M 70 ss5
'lnosss,isc 1h tl'a! sa:y ne,er ~ ~:
H. IL. H. s Il - H. e III ro T'sf .~sny
tsa,'y o sst n'aeh ls!e;s she ii q Ssxast.
atA i,esrr l'okcd .rttrr, and eaFn II not grrAt.
b*h!nihana .. rnhny haso been lrt 70 anllksr.
, tho isst Two wscA III clrassnx thv urls Of LID
lick crpp Of wectis !rst ~ the t,rAYy Ta!al. Asn
tHezal Thing tho ns!ls lookrs1 cIran at'tt Nnl.
ok. Vim anything hte fnvnfAh'e weather. wu
Iu4 have IL least All average cruz
Tho En9aIsh Cotton Ifonuaoidrrs.
The shir,l rri'ort Of the Committee Of Cotton
ondholiets has bees. lasue,l i t1slo~s The {
:e.uan Of The roa!ton OF these claims. hu cnn.