, 1870-07-21


attef part OF the menth, whtn 1t il expected that
Judge Richardson Will assume the .lutics Of As
s'stAat secfvtasy Of the Treasury
-. CROPS
ILLINOIS.
The Evansville Nnd-, Journal OF the 1szh says:
. NJ David E Sparks JepoTts that, In tour /
through several counties OF Southern Illinois, he /
found I'LL the crops unusually good. The wheat Is |
81! gathered, and corn growing With astonishing /
rtp!dtty."
The frequent showers Of the past week have
had vesy damaging effect upon the grippe crop
In the Vicinity OF Cairo. AL the delicate varieties
arc rott.ng, and should the unfArorable weather
continue, the ha1'ilcr varieties Will suffer.
.. IOWA
The Des Nolnes R<gfattr Of the 18th SAYS: The
harvest Of Iowa wheat Is now IN luli progtess.
The southern part Of the State has {ts work ot
cutting IRON one.half to two-thirtls done: while
ln:thc north, where the grain rpened ten days ear.
!et than usual, perhaps olethtEd OF the csop Is in
the sh0rk. The report from all over the state Is
u thr effect that the whc4t Is turning out much
better, bcth IN yield and quality, than was ex-
pecteL. The beFy ia the lest we've had for years
plump, large, and tru,, From no quarter do We
hear thai the yield will be less than thfeefourths
crop, while In many places the yield T. larger than
conmnp, making The IT -ole urvl,, takfng the State
- $e's II lea31 "a"t IL ca:'f'1 1"H areIa.e III
haslris, and superior One III laai II. The crop,
as now appears, viii aH gathered In tine stapr
Com, Mhic EAs bten 50 grsAi from the t.st
gruws Letter and better During the pa I few
days generous sho crs have !al-n upon every
pa tot tie State, giving sill mutrl1fe An strcngt
10 The alE.7iy strung cUrn. This erop ii a ~ two
weeks Hlead Of time, AMI thu has 1ts maturity
a d escape from frost been maze sure. Estimate
on Tits crop can har't!y he TOO eNtraSagant-"
51yr
tue "ale1.o itpaehea" ass that harrest IS
ao'ut over III LOUISA tommy. Fail wheat Is M
excellent csof. Ihe qulnts was neyer hotter, and
tne s'e'a a'"ee ah a'ftaee' sis7ng ~heat VIII Ut
."o.e AZ a'e'ass 's''' "4su *ue qualats at'tl
ocnci. uas ~ ho' oe hea's' oat hcttes thah
"As rt nn 'etpas" t"o .eeHs a-o.
a!'oH e'a"'' '"''"'t a-s tne 'as4ucis
tae MI" ea''est t"c oest "ueal ctoF tnt5 nave
aH' ~. Luz ntans tn'
=. ,.@-,,'.,..s'. ..t,s ~ M ~ l"e i''n ; sa,h'
'eut!e'as" "L' "eAe !eate'tat ~ lnlou. tult
r1anAAh' ana ''nes o"nst!s N IRIS comfy, fc-
~. - ..e,I. ~ ,oA''ou - Ae4e' ~ uAos
o4 w ~" 20 .et'ts" ~ 1~es''e"' e"nai-
uun no' ~ 1.ns'au.s i'a'l.a ia.a.ss IN ie" 10
Sa...e s.an..sss 80. a. u.s - s iAAos pump aaa
fA''.' ssis''e s,a'' -. ANVIL
,.,. 1e.''' ~ 'sol es"sa 1'apHis' 'u's ~ SAYS
49, "neas 20 a ~. e@sIsu &c ~ .a's s'e5'
~. ..,s.a, 49,, n.... -, ,,,.s'., ns
~ ~ s, ..-'. eo.'e" W te"'ss - ""'
... =, .,.,,,t, ..,.,,r 49, ,"a .as, Pe' 8s4s
.r,S..o.sr,
,..- =,
1e.s...1'" .a,n s"e 80 "au-
$500 t,,ts ,n ~, ,,',h, t,or,rs,,r
~. .sen. 49,, 49,, saa,.,.' .a,nr., ss.'
.n-,s ~'' ''' f''"t1>' e''A' 'oi''
$500. .... .,.--
na,o- ,on, ~, ,.,.'. H -. ,,.'.'' a'n sass
"' oe't.t " "''s"asn '1at VIC secol'
,snoa, 49,, 49,, 49, ~ 'na "u LN .ounlt.
,...... 49, s1%e a!'S1s 10A Nuu suons' *'uoA'nt'
oeaef thea tnes haFe LOT h1moct OF years st
this Season."
The t,conomoy,,c Miro, savs. u so,ne q, m,
fs,m,n, fri,nJs mt ,he vhs,T c-o, ,r,u ~ ~
ts,'',';.., ~. ~: -. .e,s Up "iN n'' .A''
better than last year Corn Is reported as doing
| pcln, aul viii 1,e a1,ou, an average yirJd-
| -rhn Grant connfr My,rx, .ax.. >. n ID cora,,
cred that Ut WHEAT there will be an average crop
aud Of hest srall.y. Oats, tn places will be .nors
and very light hut Bill there ere thousands OF
avs -; tIrst -at. n.,. rrh ,.o-., 49,, =. n. 1,.
n,o' ~,. o"e' Aas WI" wy - t"' iooAs
exceedingly we'll
Tho fo,,w.tsr m,.ns,, Ms,'.aAs; coo,,,> ,.n,,,,,,
! e,rs. .Ts.. ,.,..,n,r .,,.In,. ,,,,, -. .sa,, ~,
., ae .,a,sa, "reI ao,R s ans ras' week nas
| 'eth yer! untaFofanie 1ol securing Tue Ehea'
cen might he ssav 50, ,ure,, wt,h,, s,,,,,z I'm
oc.. 11,.. ,ot,, =, E,.~ ,,.,,,,s. ~, a',>
sxor, r,,,ct ,n,p1r an,a r., 49,, enn" 'a ~ -
cryp viii now necessarily I've saye,l In a ,1a,usv,.
| ,,p.,,,n,n =. ,,rr,s, :, ,to,n
| IT,. =, - -. -
| -A't -"o"toe S"aoAs -a"t'' SAYS rt'A1 a.
! ne TIM hear. RI Believe the crops III The county
| taken att tugether ARE the best We haze ha. To-
vr,t. Tbe unes, 10 rra,I oI.,I am, tn ,.r-r ,o,
| -, ,.. ,,.o- .an,"I $50, - -. -
| 'eet" eoiH Ae'e' P'o'"iSc" d 'st'St sie"' oAe
| urc Abuntlant- Potatoes hare not suffered 4
| much al was !eare4,.-
/ The Detroit 7,tbunr ef The, 1911, rtyes tho f,r
lowing rrnorts:
"sayunae.-Tnc wheat crop IL yearly all Gu
down. and airut half Of It secured in xuvd coaii
tni! o'!1 u ~ iltteN E"nsiteiaMs loE Ie" HAs
as una ~, @ s,I y. s ~, ~ nas .on.
nearances We hare nisout wo.,flis,it az cSop -
"LaM:oa.-ltnsvcst progressed ahely until th
lafc rams, when nave cauHhl many farmers Titl
.ntir ~nsa! na1als cun, anu nave, wsin us a!ter
sr,IuuI, Cvrn is ju1urtnV arcaa 1T a raie rerfcctt
astonishing.
".Attlem--The frequent showers nov prevailing
sfe sansins aaiey y ~ T. ths farmers
II ni,,n, rInN n n,,,i M mi cmnar,riysir i'm
ts vet stacked, there Is chance that large ntan
NY may he s'nlila!is in1u!eL
tn nr,,ve T.ry '1J.asfnus r. farinrr in th,s r,ans
Tho crops are not on,y yrrr much Injured. hui III
ground mas s,tcnme 50 soft TIM. II Is almost urus
SINE 20 remove them rom me nslaA
,o,:,s ',..r,i o,,ri.tr ,os, 10 ,r,'aat so,"..
hail c1.'M II !. ei1.,,y r,.mrfe, 20 sn-nut,no,
.nEllr places