, 1869-08-18
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CROPS.


F.fAnfS.
4 iettr 70 TIE TIHI>E fTo.:: 'f.r1rr, Alc1st
it, ta,6: "ThtS ':nnrl:a'c rtcu"p. daring al f-c
String aat uu:l ttc t'>s o! The whcnt harvest,
mos: any "s,,tr raj tf ~" s'a,: rev farmers
get III the krca'a uf cn7n lary designed 3ln,: ur
this W1E To!ltd wEtu tx Ero1n,l Wis II 1Lu o1-
harvest taIIe. VIA the ra:.ls AMI wrt working
the sui sau together Thr dry wet.rr set n, Aud
r7neh q: re cc-n Is aon:ncd. tho:Sh there a:c
sct.c tuc nt!as. \ Ere:4ssr u-7ihcr IT as.ts Q!
Wheat WAS Gown hrrt last 1lI ia1l
c.rf trf1rr. Ihr average yield nas R,uA!. rag leu
Or i*t'ss ':ss!, 10 t!v acTc: so,ne teli4 ytli:
ra!Mg for cH.t:ng. tut lt.:1" sr.lnr whe4: vas
put III, and It a. just as well. for It wos!d have
we detl EotblnS. Scarcely say Of the wintcr wheat
II No. !. The manufacturers Of very heavy reap
"1- inuy 1.!ret ~na i.cn''s In 'lsnostug Of them
1t snle 1o'nt, another gear for We h+arl Ili1ch
co;1pa:u; oi the great weight sinking t.sct In :hc
soft kalL Never was better os 1nnrc abundant
Erass crop cut hcFc. THIS with the large a'1loeat
Hl r'raH carefully tavs.l, Will 80 lar tpFarl
making Ep the je"r!tttE IN cuFn- The s!c! OF
c.fs Is enoh; Of no'utacs czcr.lenr; of sala..
:Fa!r, eaornsous There Are uo peaches here,
rn:. TIE e7rr Of apples VII. IL. fair II 1caatitF.
Farmers Hrc FLOWING for fat wheat, but tae soil
tUs5:- " IN gtca: clods, and team calr du L.:
work.
WISCONSIN.
The Lacrosse l~aFrr Anys: The fears of The
farmers that the cFnpa ~0n!1 fse ritlnrd hy vet
Wentft!,asr wru nigh dssrated- The weather has
Slcazei O.: beautifully, AID al hands at at woEk
kss,H tHtulii1 Ill &uE 1Dhfl C0uHItUl3
harvest cscr known In tac NortbwcsL''
The ltafk t'ount7 Republican ~ays. The
"e1fliet LATELY hes been extremely farpsa:e to-
.As' 'es'!rS, TIE winter wheat IS ncs:'g Al Ct:
and .lsrns or: frltn'!y. All the small grain Will
Yield 1arEe!y. It S hardy expected rosn WI!
ts 1 i;.F To- s: IT,: .ts;ss Il, sS Il, An aseFa crop
The Trr1t:praIcan Cou2'r }'>..7r' FATS: !" Wheat
I 1.1F ;w,nF su, rrr'tE GENERALLY IN this county:
LETTER Wheat crop sERu the rseeeu. oac"
!ns t'kauIte Adsfti@'r says: 1.-THE crop re-
t]aIatiHe- GT.tttrr parf NJ the rye has already
lttn harvested, vhi+. the whe.f crop IS b.!2s clt
q fAss ~ I'3.s;s!r TIE r7, y nino,: na.iof1slr
l. me storm oi i:.s; wei ioasei III &c coas;efasie
luanuiy o. sra!n an! .'1a some das1aSc: h,t
ss,lf s9oa 81 .ns Thea; r. ree eras a Wit
o. from e:sl''stn 10 t~rn,s-sst ba3aeis
o1 t9 usst ts ,s1s ss5s in ne9s aa os M ls:ls
:he present week, thr c1tre csnr vii, r-nbaiT nc
cut and stacked. Oats an l.ar1!ly " furxara n
wheat, @ a11 n9, fex nelds @ are ,tne rnousa ia cat
show splendid yield torn IL ceuesa,iy nact
xnE1. SoIce large neids are Il tasscI mil lar
puss fears nc ca:ersaiacd ,is. lie csons x1II
no, average talt E.cla. Po.atoes look well, u
do nearly al other cEo7s.'
TIC Tc7c 1la2tc Jeurna. las been assa.s4l h, q
frutt-gTpTeE taat ordinary Peaches sill be down 10
n snt' s.1 so aTse ne e Ssey fsa
week or len dhy6 past has been excessively %arE1,
the ncycury ranging from IS to 3G With sereral
1ne retnfa1ls and the prospect fur . full crop Of
com Is considered renc:ally Sood. Al othts
cops arc unusually large.
IOWA.
The TAversr republican mentions farm IN
NfsEts County on wllch a-c eighty actei oi wheat
that will 5tt il between thirty and ioriy BUSHES 10
the acre. ana ra1ss to know wE:4t county III tho
State rarl 'elt It.
a l1ctfc1 f-cn MaEsha.ltown, Marshall coaoty,
August y, sayf: "soEe pieces u wheat hs;e
isen somewhat injured bg .sc.~b, but the crop IN
prnera! viii nns probably foil much bclu~ ca ase-
rage Que. Corn Is nov dung nae,s, but r1aay
r!.ces arr quite ta,c. Some tracts 1il be good,
Others poor II the season from tA!s 5lule h3oul
tr favorable, there Will lie fair r1n? on high
eE,'rnh: Int tho crop, OF the whole, viii fill coll
tlitraftt !*loN an h'tFHFe-say from onefoarth |
to oEe-thsssi: nj lrast that would hc my judc- |
tltut III present. tn connection with this c5a1ty.'
- EAS-AE
letter fron Manhattan, Fo,tawatnnic Co1a- |
II. August II. FAYE: ave have u splendid pros |
f":ct Tor corn this Year. fmatl Era!a w,s excel !
ltat, cats 1c.!inc from nftr to eGh:v b3sAc,s per
'"Fs- Spring whca: viii average about t~cnts ,
!Hl:lIr!s PER Rere. Wlnttr what viii average J
n:f,ut thlr1y-usc huAhc.s Jtr acre. gentleman
~ thc pAtle Q! Horace Ellls urlpg nea1 Aanaat-