, 1869-07-23

e7opa We are pleased 10 record the fact that the
appIenennons OF failure - the result Of the ex~
eto1ndlesL Except on rue low, .nas ground. both
eosn and wneat will be foll Yield IN the counties
q o.; Adams Als .aa u sousa
badly danaRedt and some ntlls a.Inost wholly
.fe1fto5ed by be.ng lodged before rtpentng.
y Maea aea,, q q II cannot be harTeated. and i
yield tut poor crop ~ It cauuot mature IN it,
present condition In sone situations, however,
farmers zre now engaged ID cutting iheir wheat,
and IL to be hoped t6as the weather has changed
tor The better, that the work Of harvesting Hhy
proceed That portion Of the State over which NC
have tust tt1retled, in our opinion, de<plte Inc
cent apprthenalons 10 fhe contrary, viii produce
nore abundant e1op OF wheat, corn and vegetables
The Bur!ineton Hartsye Of the ai.t says: "The
sceoeB Of the last two weeks hare beea seldom
hopes Of N abundant yield OF the great aRrcu,-
tuEaI staples, have been almost wholly destro, ed
Thousands Of ac.es oE Itch, golden grain, ready
ourselves, In q short Trip through hatf dozen
counties, have seen painful evidences OF this de-
strucuon. Along the Des Moluen aud Skunk
of corn, covered almost to the top
Of the growing grain with water. Some counties
estimate the aanlage done 10 their crops within tnc
time named at ffoEn 0bo to two miloha Of lo1lart.
This estimate may be large, bnt inst bow the pnb-
lie feeling Of agricultural Communities IN very
nuch Depressed, and II seems to them that the
Hre. few tfrfEht days, should We get them soon,
would doubtless relieve this feeling some xhat,
tut III the rnost favorable view Of the case 1t CAN
not be doubted that immense damage has been
done"
Tho Davenport GAZETTE Of the 2.st saws: "So
two persons, cven among the best Informed, IN
this tctnttT secm to tc Atle 10 agree a. to the
pr ot9hi8 extent OF damage to the cereals " the
bad weather Of the past two weckA This much
ga or md ras aad Na assrs sers q
short in yield from the prou1tse OF ten days a4o.
barley, too Is zanea ia5uredt but the accauats Of
q fslr yield where not too much lodged and lad
down By she stof1nE Corn promises better where
rot @nsnet1 on: and whcEe at all free from weede
than could hare been hoped for three weeks ago.
Hut the weather Of tho next two weeks viii PROB
sttJ determine whether Or not present rromise
Dka Mo1kks, July 9a-Tbc bright weather Of
The nresebt week Is br,nglnR out our crops all
right Aanyot the fields shss were considered
tnEee.ionrths crups, while those which wcre Gun
sidered sertouss snlnred have almost completely
recovered. THE fodut grain has nearly i'll b1-
peafed, aud ihc haTsesters saJ 1t Will bc q full
crop. M rain has fallen slDce Monday, aud II tho
good weather continues We Wilt come out Of the
ncots with the tcasext c'np we hare ever hatl.
tlnf farmers arc HOW In The uilst Of the cutting.
They htSan with cradles md scJthes. but the dry
Meaihet il now permitting the uEc OF reapers
" Whtnt ls not only going to 10 .! 4 bcart Yield,
hut !s plump autl Of nns quality, and a. the R.ate
hsa o larger breadth sDnnny unt-thlrtl than In any
previous Jca.t shc Eamef VII BE- amE&ee uats
PIC also faFlly E1gltlng themselves III will he
h!g crop.
wBcnks1a.
Tho ciartc Enuhty J'ufndf aays: "flnnt has
cutntrrnrxil 10 the wtrat at'l IA ufng cGnsl1efn.
tile GhnaRc. Onts are looking veil. Com has got
the ,neatt ;,laen*e' which, It Ia trafc' Will ito7c
The Flower 1fn>s aaya: "Aif kinds OF crops ex-
etIh eUrh ltd far fur Kptrl Jrll. Tic InruenCc
ot thr Writ ~chthcr, kl,unh It continue for twn or
ihrrc weeks 10 come, wlt ie Injurious 10 tIlr wheat
n III ttk IIFt
nth tH' Il abe JIr!si If tbdse gra1kf.t
The sh!.In.gsn iirrnH Esya: :" III spite Of she
s,uudan, nsrst. WHEAT. IT, re. . oass % hsrIey, ~
''utatnea niIt Erara are Inukng Rtirn,y. II. tic
iu~ m i,ark ffun TIM LIKE, rr,ta appear t'etter
:hs1 a!ong .'te t''ofe. The orchards are neil
IN. Wa'rnn Tf'r'. ot The qnlh rayA: "rhc
witat RIP PROMISES to +" tic i!cavirft cite We
liz lint Il the nrnthri Il taynsale ihe trEnnslnnr
'i ,Ae staspM tbrte WI hr an sseFafe stpp vf
t"tn ra-s'nr" writing tie n'''se' 1t has faIuc'
Ffrm thr n tinna,rnIi. Jshrnnl, .}uf4 VI.
Thr "ls elurt If lhe wheat cropls frtntsed In
e*et. etete rRPet hIt with shrRtinns At times. IN
Mlnp. Theta II ihlk If sVsnhttng. iutt, int II u
mn p fltns ur prtirral ehrurl M !pt ~ htIp.t
l'llrrf IT l'te r't1nsns "" tIa*n already HtRt~l.
III fHs"ltn tUnnlr i"t nm T. F"fi"Ialr lhfea'" ~
ws'' = nfil~i l""l, whi"n lure. fnt"
TIE iHh 1T lHIitnn III ilEe siR1k AMI HAla
ia vi? tta thr etnl In lt.e Utht't. II Mills thr
EtAih }tttafssIt. f"fafhe4 ttntHisa a tf"hf ~
ht4n H lfrlhtIlntI NJ tlta nhtal. slli1miell HIS
HOW "ttlula'4u - Ing haa 'inin y un,nl tlnat "
Hltt hlpf N stItHn a'ailtips.
a Putt Nkthn ttHst'Aith sAtai h'tttn ~nafArF IL
T1t4nhk anslnti, aft'l lin last t1sY nf inn t4Ha
EHH Gin,'1 Hs'AiItsf tnt falnlrts, y m nlr haiti At
A"tt ss.at4HA lhr!t wheat .lup, 'Ihn l,ts@tI,us
4st lhA Il MIL hb lnltn lhRn At. atHIaAu tIalt,"
N!GlituAk.
lFfWAHAH, tnly w. n-Thn weather 1t nav Ytry
Hsnthhn tuf ths a4Fs thi, ~hlH In wrl NMs1nF xaY,
NaIlj Wfte&1.tnfa arr alrtslit III tia tllnrL,
'shett ptnfra FULLY Al K,n1 ~ Maa Ant4.Iuats,l.
iIttFa linn IN RstEaEn, knh hf e1Cet!tnt 1tA,Ity:
lsn OR ~ 1ayE " ms WcaltIe! At II Will MI b1
hntttd In ills arhItty.
T"Aykhsx tIry.-Wlth tho exception us corn,
ftll'& III TINS section !n0k very promising. in as.
nunt u mo cohi, wet spnnH cora WAS Ilan1od
ar htlti u At Prtstnt ytrT bhckwarh though not
failure. There n much Ereatcr breadth Of
ArAt 10 harvest IN thta srinliy than eyer haFote
rim PROSPECT at m exrtent yield. Npr1nR
fhrhI. rye a!tl tAta pr1nsp well Tie fruit pros.
Net ls very flatterinK.
kEpNAAEA. /
Thu Omnha Rrjutiirnn OF the .0th Baya: awe
tnf 3lht the hcaFy *tGrtn8 Of the past week haze
rFtoItIJ damaged the crops. Dus Information
.ou Tut county within the pnst week Is to tho
Heel That The wheat, oata and barley are badly
'dRed, especially I'll tAe low lands, ami TINT ex.
'hsisc damage nnst necessarily Tctult from H. |
NJ weeks ago ths prospect for All Abundant har- =!
rat "as nryrr better, hut NC shall no~ be abru. |
antlJ satisfied II wc scaizc IN average cIolt"