, 1870-07-07
CROPS.
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ing upon this invitation. NJ. de Prosaense has
proceeded 70 Jungerheirn. noar pafnsdaus.
where the Emperor mas lately been staying.
Crops,
r111nors.
Qc1Scf. july ct commenced rainine here
at p, n YESTERDAY, accomuauied WITH hosvy
thunder, and has Been raining ever since, OK
ccpt at brief intervals, The ground il now
thoroughly vet, which will make the corn croD
a certafuty. which, in this county, was mover
more promising.
WArEnrows. July G.NSince suov vent Off.
little or no rain has fallen in this vicinity.
Crops Of all kinds, except corn, which cot
good start. arc an entire failure, and nav bo
said to BE- boyoud relief, Tue fields eyery-
where look white, And wheat not moro thin
eight inchce high l. heading out. With q good
min, there would be q possibility OF saving
something Of second crop OF hay. ...teAsa
Tho Oshkosh Nortb,ceste5.n Btates that tLe
atorm of Thurndav eynpinr inst VIA yary ~
Ha;latonea fe1l mnra tI,an nm inch in diamater.
t1n;nr nTa,t ,i.m.oa tn crnns Fannas md
trees were blown 1nsn nv lie high w,ud. and
erons a Wara y also also injured % by he Same ~ cause. m
Tt,a om.n,nt ~ rn;n vh;ch fc1i nitlnngh not
,reat was s1,f5ic;ent to do - Tast amonnt az
snr snvara1 weaks innger e
Ao- NT'ha 1t;1,s.,,Lac Sent;ney of tbo III, s.vs.
uI - s,;d hat mt nns hon carl in tan in ti'a
VICINITY of Mausiou. in tIis State, viii pay for
n;ck;ng Tho crnns in Fond On I,ac Corntr
Ire looking passabls well, promising IN aver
a1c nj aroPtI.d, ercsnt hav. Tho en-, ia near
Iv orc,v no7finn ~ nocE Comfy ia ],olirt-
Iii ~. ~, f,r o1,n,,nt - rs;n +l,o 49,,
Iii hn n t,nnfl ono In 1snfTalo Conntv- vn0a-
.at;nn ~ Iii kinds ia renorrcd as anffarinp in
cn,xcnuance nf 1bc. nrnfonred dronpbt and
,nteusrlv lot weather, Farmer ia CiuTk
.-4AN-N-e'{
oriur n Tho flrnught. is ouitG irl,t mn the III
tncntiovs wbiio ~ t1'nsa recenIi, see1al ,1ow-n
r ix ver- fajr- some piecas ieinf, 1.nod. Xii
Iinds Of Grains arc yuficrinr from droueht."
''~'@>'@' 1SpIASAs
The Ironier Dan,tc1 gaya "Il,o prosuecte
for m a33nniant cron Of oata and corn have
not been more promising for many years"
-The Greene County Timer saws: HAfore
cotn has hen r,!sntcd in tbis comfy. tho nres.
ent seaan1. than for humber OF yeats nast
md tho prospect for bounuiui yield was
never tetter,"
Ns.e; wTbe G St. 1osep,, Valley 1,enster aava.
Farmers report to wheat much tllinnar On;
the Cround tils eeapoD than LAST. and shorter
sIraw. int it h.s headed out upusually VOL.
Tho Lawrence County Commercial says
uTbe wheat harvest il IN full blast in this
county Tho Crain- il Generally tbiu on tho
rronni1. hut tho koruol e uuuBualIy Large add
plcmp. and entirely free from rust, mist, or
anxthInr nf the Kind.
The Starke County Republican sayB
s.Wleat harres, fairly began in this county On
Monday last. The Weld will not be large, will
perhaps fall short Of Nh ayesnge crop, but the
grain Is large and we'll Tiled"
The Hancock County Commercial sayB
Haryesting is in full blast this week. Tlo
storm, Sunday, lodged some grain, which
makes il inconyenieut to cut, but otherwiae
The crop is in fair ordor-mnch better than
anyone would have dared to expect a few
-. 30 frt.k ht1f t11n
heads, though short, arc well filed, and the
g.aln Is plump
THE Fort Wayne GdzeiR say6: The
wheat harvest has commenced. There will
be fair yield, notwithstanding the drought
ne have experienced in this locality: Tho hay
viii he good"
Tho Marion Chronicle says: "Wo passed
through Dlackford, Jay, and part Of Della
ware County on Monday and Tuesday -of this
week; and we're astonishtd' to see the almost
ntter failure Of wheat in that region Of our
mud many were utterly worthless. The aver
age yield cannot be more than from three to
five M bushels M to TIE acre..
The New albany LeaiHe,. ;i sage OF sno eIops
moet1y oveE, and wonld pethapB have been COM
| vest hands Wheat ls generally considered
very good. Tho oats viii soon DO Hpenlng,
| aud this crop, owing to the abundant rains,
| will 10 very good. Other cTops promise We'll. y
MINNESOTA. ..-.
ine shakopee Spy sass almeta ha M t a5e 1ea1. =;
| this vicinity, aud somo are declaring that the
wheat crop Will be total failure; but those
| who aro acquainted with Minnesota BOIL and
its capacity to stand . drought will not believe
this. The wheat and oats viii, however, be
| more or lcss injured. Corn also beglns to
| chow evidence Of suffering Tor Wank OF ram.
| The WabashaW Herald says: From the
best sources Of information that We can com
! mand, VIC arc led to the conclusion that the
l wheat crop OF thus county VIII De an aver.
ago one by at leaet one-thlrd. Tho wheat
looks well at little distance, but it stant'H
| verg thin On the ground, becanso OF the spring
than last season.'
"A despatch from Kochester, OF tho JUN oi
June, says: Had hame 81 ire passed over
this portion OF Minnesota, daig, burning 10Y
the last three weeks, it could scarcely have
produced more desolatlng results than have
the torrid sun and Absence OF rain and DC"
upon the growing crop OF wheat. DO not ex'
aggeIate when sRy that at no time since tht
first breaking OF Minnesota sou "ero tile pros
pcc's so gloomy as now"
The 1t. Clond Joufnot says; Inc heV
Geo. ssewart, OF sauk Centre, WHO WIS u
town on 1uesdayt INFORMED u9 lnat c0tlug "a! "a!
past week he has travelled oTe: :aarly 50'
miles Of the country aooEe 81. Elouo, anu tna5 y,
without exception, LIE -, never saw crops or A.
Il -ft,F4I <rE SfrNh