, 1870-07-25
CROPS.
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The Ello.a L<d2tr says that Hartiin County will |
harvest 3, ~ bushels mare wheat this year than
.sst.
The Monitor says the wheat IN Wayne County
will average nftecu bushels to the acre.
--Th. average FIELD Of wheat In Woodbury.
County this ytar Is twenty bushels 10 the acre:
corn, seventy Notwithstanding to tic Sioux city
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The bulk Of wheat IN Washington County has
bceu cut, and the Prtss says the yield Is larger
than ever heforc and the quality nrs rate. Every
1ning .,ut fay Is success Ia the county.
The Naquoketa Erc<ltir OF the elss says:
"FroE1 all points VIC hear the most encouraging
:Iports of wheat anI corn crops Oats in s,tne
localities arc Light, but Will be nearly an average
ID quantity md extra In quality. In Jakcson all
.rups are guod, except potatoes"
INDIANA.
Tic wheat crop In Ripley County is tol-rahly
good, Int not an average. Oats are Roo.L Com
IS very nne-
MICHIGAN.
The Paw Paw Fire. .sor,Atrnfr says: A hue
,ud cry has been raised about sprnuteA what In
this cntlnfy, which Is fat frorn the truth Therp Il
considerable damaged Wheat, hut iEitScnt INJURY
Of farmers satishes rs thar moro than half OF th-
crsp was saved IN Prime o.llcr, anu, such, w1l]
command Al extra price,"
THO Silts ftfnbfic1n THINKS the whea. crop
within eight or ten MiI?s Of that city hiss been
/ cured without material damage from the lat.
yatrs, md the yield is reported gA9, North aad
east OF Miles, In Berricu AMI Ornnokn, the crop
has been considerably damaged By snsoutsng eaus-
| ed by The heavy rains
| WISCONSIN,
| The Grant County Her1'd says the frequent aad
hard rains the past week have both assisted and
| dauaEcd the crops.
| The Fort Atkinson Herald sass: "Many
farmers il this locality have co1mence.! harvest
| Ing their grain, and from all we cau learn on the
subject, We are led to believe that they arr fnuc
the cspp much better taan 1t WAS generally sup.
poseti It wout1 be- Wheat, although not heavy %
the ground, Is ssid tn be Of very goo4t quality;
The heals are well nlled. AMI the berry pumr and
large. oats, We are informed, Will be hue
| ero;.
The Janesyic RhcrI, of the Cad, says
| From what we eau learn from the farmers O.
ltfescct sections OF this {Flock> county, the crop
a{ ali kids will not fall short Of the usu1, seEa
| Sine tho showers Of the pzst week or t*n, th
eo1n has grown rapids, and no" presents tcsle
appearance than as this time last eeas9n. Til
harvest has already heGun. aud, a'.aons:l tn
Srain Stands srr9 Light, the heads are well 1tle.
AMI, the berry Il plump and bright. and the westh
er for securing tho gain IN good shape WAS ueEe
| better"
The Constantine Mercury thinks that, T.
, | twenty ycA.s bctorc, there has not been 80 gso
a stow IT growing corn In ST. Joseph County .
| he p:esent season, Good corn Is the sule.
\ The Marshall Ss1ftansda SAYS: "The reccc
: | Intermittent r1ins hare seriously damaged Nhea
= exposed IN the fields We hear quite genet
complaint Of grown" wheae although what i,
h. formation We hare justtnes rs In colciu1ing IT.
yer! small percentage Of the crop IN this cor
Try tt thus effected
r The Tccum.eh H<rald satt: "Frum ali y
. ran hear, we believe the crops in this count
/
yeazs- The wheat Is we'll llleA, and The hef
n perfect. Corn never promised I better vel
) | Oats are abundant. Potatoes have NOT sltYer
\, as much as va. feared.