, 1869-07-28

tAea iclsuIeE mp 10 the Hlous aod
weather and that nsny t,eids Of both Wheat I'd
T!u Lot &c hzrrested Harvest has commenced
feu re.t Of this po'4r tha1 rhere did hare. 4
Fuine fasmerA Corn look wen, and u LAST ooo-
Ing ont IN slk ana tasseI. Sod corn, Of Which =
md pIcmises - sod 5s!d IL 1s esny ssssoa eaT
!pg been very favorable 10 lis growth. Po-atoes
have ven rsuk Rppeatancc, and Il the tubera
eonld be measured % b! tie tops, there would be IN
The O fa,ooss cs...en of the .tih ssrs: .Tneat
hts sustained sotre ttaHsRe tn 1bis county ,1spsn
meanA discouraged Aany teids viii yie1i 1eL
and undoubtedly The results Of the harvest will
warrant tue exploration Of shoassods OF bushela
cal crop Is injured TO the extent pruh1oly Of
se'enty per cent, but. Is IN oaae1 there viii w
10 1ns sna I1a T. p9,1st9sess .1rnips e." s. A.,
vesttng has BEEN pushed The pass week W.:a great
1iEtr y ihts yictuitY A1vo stated tsst reet+ The
to yen hss E "a Ssn III Y
pieces FILL moi be cut at all, IN Consequence Of
scab or spot Oats are very heavy, and an w1ll be
The ottumwa chtrier OF the e,d sa1s: ave
have row had fonr DAYS Of flne weather. during
been done By the 3aEmeEz- II turns cat that znall
grain Tsa not 80 badly injured a. was reported.
e e a n CO.. eo hes s
Iall crop Of nearly everything eIsc.''
The Goshen County Fire Fre*s Of the eeed says:
able i sas a hsn s!s a
The crop Is excellent, and We gt1I adhere 10 our
conviction that II has received little damage from
i Tse Iowa Fn:s s<ntint. of the e,s. says:
- yShea, In this section Is somewhat injured BY
the sss1 oF nSh' par,leuat1y na3y ns'as s9Me
Or lind that has Rrorn only one or TWO crops, lB
reported to he Of superior promise both In yield
and quality. From nun,erons inquiries We are
led to the f,+litf fhet twenty per cent Of old
ground wheat is lost: ih some netds much more
than this, iu others lcss. In our Judgment Il
mstneer viii equal that 81 the ayersse ID ~ yeafs
Fast Barley Is being harvested; oaIs give the
most abundant promise: corn, nftn0rgh q little
rte vii soon oversize 1he sesson aud nd come ID
bonntt1alfF on the home Stretch"
A Icltet fFom Gordon. Wa5ne County, July es.
srain, We shall hare the largest crop oi small
grain ever rat.ed IN the county. OxlnS to tie IN
usually vet weather i Wi probably be 80 per
been favorable for the l.st month. There was at
leatt double the amount sown that erer Eas be-
tsre Corn has {, fair to make good crop Posa-
A Davenport letter Of the s3d aays: "1u this
tscutt> COUNTY the barley Is much damaged more
1hsn Other crops, and Will not yield over nail an
Average crop, anil nf poor quality. Club wheat will
no. Yield, probably. ucre than quarter Of crop.
Tea Wheat Hii, II the weather remains faIr, y!elt
nsa1'y ~ aaSssss esop while Ee o1d Gaena VII
third Of crop. II Is very hard to make IN aver
age. same iaI mets think their whea. and bar,ey
mgr done. Tue ~hea: crop will he about one-ha!f
@ q an e average crop, and the barley ~ill he less
The 1alaycite .jonF'at of the 2fth says: " We
took drive yesterday over the Wea Plans, and
wire mich pleased to notice That, utter ali that
uu1t fhkf1 ta tnNt 1f fnIH
corn IL the county. Going out on the Central
Grayel road, re pouceI on each side fields tn
Which |. was quite IS lar advanced usuai this
season. 1n lnoss cases 1t was sasselng ont uicels,
5ield. In the Bottoms. howere4, whero
.he EoTth L., L :, ~, usually most lu1uttan!.
Jast Of the col ntJ there Will be less thnn hall 3
crop. There are, however, some good Gells along
the river. on hgh grounds oct OF thc reach Of the
frequent overflow, though the amount planted Is
Ama1l. Tic wheat Yield on the Wca, II we maj
lajEe By the number OF kheaves standing In the
eei aEt he VET! asg as ground L seE
places ncar the city, the men we're ut WORK as &c
lirely as usual, cutting and stacking. Probably
they regard A. y - % Mosf Of necessity"
been very favorable for farmers in this eection.
The wheat crop hal nearly ali !'een secured, with
sure Indications OF much over the sseE.ge yield.
The corn does not promise 70 farogab3y, bl. Will
Le sufficient Tor home consumption.
KAEBAs.
1EG LaW{CNCG 16uf9Ad{ o. tuG 44kA 4AfSs " Np{-
wrhstandlnr the fac. that many farmers thought
the wheat II ould be ruiaed bs the successive rains
Of the rsst few weeks, We think the Testimony
goes far TO prove that tho wheat has been pretty
generally saved aud the Yield fully mp 10 the usual
average"
4 letter from Wilton, N'useca County, Jniy q,
zags: "The wheat crop never looked more pEoul-
ttcg, Z: lis present state Of nsatorsog and unseas
eoule Unexpected ,n!*hap befalls II will yield an
beginning 10 turn, and probably viii be ready to
hnrTest1n two weeks: others arc hct fairly IN the
hloT. oate and harley LOOK eq'ls!ls well. Pota.
toes arc suffering fro.n the sw1rlns Of potato bugs
that in1es. nearly every neId md galten. but Ia
consequence, Of :he Determined and persistent
snpf n ThSe ,hsf ~ Rs9s f53
has performed wonderful tents in climbing heay-
enHar1 tor the last TWO weeks. md the farmers
Of conndenee that fafr W c1op viii Ses nature"
A New Tim letter, july ., says: "It has not
Eainef Tor TWO days past, which has given the
Icing pret,y generally hs1vested fh.s crop Is not
GseE an aveE5ge one. bet fully up 70 the standard.
The wheat T. fuly headea, and eshezai1y admit
herr the farmers boa.t OF their ANTICIPATED Yields
ut thirty and thirtT-nye bushels to the acre, Is
Ieiresh!nE; Oats are Rood-sery good: potatoes
hut a!Ehtty injured ~ bug; cnTu, not promising
moeh1none at Ill In some localities; hay,
sr;epdid; 9nes.,,o- n.,o,cor,+, ,.;,oo ,,o
says: "Whcai IS standing well Is ret oats and
barley are lodging some, but l think that unless
NC eel hard storm they will not lodge much. l
tn cur coahtJ except cern It t va nec1 sad % psct
III = forerart Of the Reaaon with corn and moth
Ing but LATELY corn has taken the lesd, and now
failed. With ialr fail we shall have guoi crop
Of corr Potatoes are doing hnel5; thc bngs do
mt tTpuh!e much"
A letter from Henderson, sLbley County. Jaly -
saJs: "Ttc crp1's In thla county look very PROM
te.n1. II the t.nbcFcd part Of this couu5y the
corn looks well hut on the prairie Ii Is very back
rQFH Enff ffH IF}t hx f0F IxAHhf
THIS is owing 10 tho cool weather ne have had.
rar.ey has Irst commenced gcttIug ripe and har.
high price barley brought LAST sea1, the farmers
have Put In more this Jear, and d verJ large crop
Is expected. Il looks ver7 1ne, and will yield 70
is1ug, and Will yield large CROP Wheas Il late,
hut, We do not get many more tains4 there will
Re Gool crop Of 10. Hheat"
catching, with frequent Resere thundeyssor.ns in
different directions, Int no untaTpraole reports
frLm Small grains are received Cora IA GoHlnH
Gu sspidly wherever 1t has received proper asten-
t0l+
N1ssoCUc
A. letter from Snow HILL St Charies County.
Juiy r., sArs: ~ have been orcr NIL OF St Charles
Court. xpl the eastern portion OF Warren ani
Lincoln, and think there never ra1 III much wheat
s. cIsrie. sH warren Counties has ',ol,ie ls a. a.
many acres a. cyev before. which have been hal-
festtd without AMI natertd DAMAGE from Ea!n-
au'ie;ra;e3 betoTs h5sesunR, some n h ges ne,as
khlunk, on account of Elst and other eauses
ID the eastern psltt OF St Chsrtes and lincoln
thtesbing has bc suu rea1 earncst; yet the most
Of the crop Is sill Standing In the shock. Oats
never were better; stsav yefJ large and teTs
heavy. The upper part OF ST. Charles aud Warren
Is famous for This crop, 1fty sczes being consd-
cred moderate c7op by the sAJority Of farmers,
and from thirty 10 stxtJ bushels the yield. think
shsIe hare been 80 Trapc1s said In St. Charles
County this ear, which TACT will Rtre you some
Idea os the lncrta4c Of amal1 grail Corn is
rather hackwasu and weetJ: owing 10 the cold
ter crop Than We hare had for the pant two years
Potatoes The game. u pasture md hay We hayc
more than We know Nhnt to do With Not a.
rsuch tobacco rs formerly but r1iheF more thAa
l2ft year. As compared with hN year, estimate
the increase in wheat II soo per cent; o4ta 30 per
cent; com tpGosreci 100 per. cent. hay. 100 per
cent: potaloet, 80 per cent: tobacco 2s per cent
TheAextco Letoer Of the 9lst tays: 1--WE arc
Pleased to Team tn4t the wheat crop Of the coun-
il Las in the ruatn ett cut AMI put IN the shock
IN pretty good condition. md that SO fAz 1t has not
The oats crop stands up we'll aud can all he hsr-
rested and viii lie Splendid y1e1d. We further
learn thai The naI crop, Of HhIch s7ma 500 Acrta
are GpHn2 IN The Flclc.s5 OF Aat1,nabarg alone,
clear Of Neeis Ia looking exceedingly we'll
Pathological Convention.
: FoCGnEKErslx, \. T., July 27:-The American
Pathological Convention HAs called to o7dcr this |
Afternoon In the Congregational Church. D..
Boise, Of Chicago. Fas ehoetu temporary Chair.
members made short addresses. This evcatnz |
the ComMlstee On Permanent Organization re- |
ported the follow Ing: President, HF. " t,tncJ, I
brown Entz eIki,, and pr. Dwight Of Cl!n.an+ y.
y: Secretaries, Prof. George Conforr, Of aue- |
cheny College, rruf- snoe., Of New YORK. Report |
r, u:hitrnr mr., +.kI,, ~. .h.t- r.a. .