, 1869-08-12

; tue nooi ~ The opening Of harvest. But Hule
Use was hah for them. the radical change In the
weather permitted the early Use or reaorrs Tht+
manuiactHEen Of li2at ftapers ha.e ept the
neId i'll IOWA thR 5gar ant gnlnt.} tRotaxe
krouud that tnuHt t+nrhr them vrrJ nucs herc.
ALTER. As Regards tie stc!h In Central Iowa, wc
1ast week NheAl ou m Average IL tre-s1xths Of
crop. Tut Of quality 1nf eGuxl 10 inat Of last
5taE TIE totni q1attlty will lie greater than ever
t*lure an unu-uaI hrea'iih having t,ren put In
Ust+ hiulpy ,MtnenAe, III y,eiit from thirty 10
fctly-hfe blAaclx, aud are much heavier aud
plunpsr than saa exreeted after thtlr terrih!e
rflutlipg. Elsewhere VII give the f.cts Of one
snlAlt neld Fielding one hnHdreti bushels 10 the
asIt Con-! = covering !tsef Eaptdl,, nati h'is fair
~ lie nearly up 10 the STANDARD Ut uAu4l inux-
nif1ccut crop Potatoes aIc ~ 70 ri and theirs aru
81 nAny actts of them, that they must be rery
chear lu y InT1iier artlcIe We male nelltiou Of
ont field of huin'Ee.i acres, one Of seseuty,nye
acres, aud aaotllfr nfly. 10 this retl,on-aN ot
which promise II 1eant $50 bushels to the
acre. Az otlsr CROP. are good. Ts4e fruit
IL tut qui'c no Ahuntna ~ last se1r huf thn Wild
crup ts the 1*'t for .ta.3 IIuy hatyest-of praf1e
f,sss-haH haen i~c7'n In hNrrrnt sections The
har>est hay1nr causrd the bur-.ttm along tho
h!ph edges vi the r1nughs aud along tte upantl4
tie bay Of tins yrar Hil1 fe Of superior qnA.Ety
tI!t u the editorial coTM Of tie He,tstrr
.,nfnss n 1ns IN h., ' 'e 5axh
Ing q report trstn that Hect,on: The
faTngrs o! thnt wbos section hnsr rr..son to
JaIEF IL LiElE kIP3l AllHhhHEE ID TEE EDAilLltf
SiIa,,lf. Purt, Fstu'"nt, Mills ann Montgomery
LLt wlJtat crop II! average fr,t 1fLtcA 70 {yeu.
ty su.eis PER AcFc, while Tie nfca VI g7uunt
any former SeaF il In. III t,..n ~ i,asSss,, au,i
,Ir tar,htr. have improved tt,c t4vorable wrn,hrr
ip stAck1ER ana thscsainG. The oas crop u eouA
10 that Of any 1nFmtF rear, and has been rt.t.ly
harvested. Hut i,utc damage was dune It
~ the tain Mto1e harvest, az 1uosl Of
aat naiure Shi ane * oI sFs ~ Sc 1s, ts sns
hhn1 Of u full average crop, while the area Of
EIonts1 planted fur exceeds my furucr yeur.
That IArt nf the ftata peculiarly a!ht..th to
Ills crop. II ClivA:tn tn1y III resumed sooa
after ite heasiert rn.aA IN southxr<tern Iowa
ssry aI1;le tune grnsa + r:.'se nc chief depen-
II Uf.t Ccuuty trF. ii t1i5 Weld ut peaches and
uleo good crop Of applies lor the nuti'er mud Ase
an abubaxDce ii potait+s raised, md H.ost other
Kinds III ycseub Ties have tnue rqually VEL, In.
deed there ,s 10 danger ot 4 famine il, thts ,,art
ii luwu, for Home tine to cnmr at ltast''
NtsSESfrL
The st. Paul J4f4. nf thr !uth says: "Mr OIL
yeE Dur, mple. ot th- Grant farm. has Just re-
tGrptl frt,iu ali EaAurp TIN nn1 Ii ptnpnt. at the
PARK Jiacc Sir a,nlrJu,plc's whrat harvest opens
ic-pnYrow n III ~ riys fruE orsc rrsIWrn nud Que
.uu.!5s, 4s,a tw.nt, .t.se nsu; fye!y citizen ot
Teri ot Ms lar, i.Ith sua1nu ut, ferlllux enter.
rr.h fur hlA rEnrts The rnat tlrc srars tave utl-
ord largely to olr iurne ~ the Rrc ites. wheat
grow slate III Ihu Un,nr.''
The 81. Iun! Ia.'ver OF the lGth aars: ave
learn from Majur F.rty, who ret,4tnca yesterday
h1Itf it0Rlh{ LTD III tHE 10ftnWtSteTu DAT
til. Sur tAu ttt. hes, crun Ii unnnralletr.I in
tattnt UNI inxur;anre II Is Fapittlr naeutnc aud
the uryeet IL partially ntIrahc.I, III The south
Int OF TIE STATE there t. complaint Of blight and
ktsleus h1aHn-' "
1lc Ninhtupotlr. snisr Of tic STU say6: ~. Ii
thu to fUrri MY thing Ike t-tnate Of tht
lEot,ai.c atlunnt III wheat That will le Euise1 IN
tt!s sEaie ihH gear bit Il there hhou Il he In mis-
hap AID u the wtuttcr shoHlIl he favorable during
Laivtst, II viii do for rough g,le-s to Guy that
t'' cH'l, III not ls tar from 4t,Uh,fAn buHhe11.
VIZ le!iese the crop Enr1h Of the second tier Ut
ctuniies IL irifrr tim that aouth "f :hat ne, int