, 1881-08-06
MICHIGAN.

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MICHIGAN.
Epteta1 Danatth to T1s Chteaoo 7rfbHnt.
ANN Anuo,, Atlch., aug. 5-Whcat has
turned out much better than WIS expected,
a,I Is of very good quality. Tile Yield will
bc ut lcnst two-thlrds of a crop. Oats aro
l,nnr, nlld viii not bo moro tllan half OF two
Of two. cori, wiil be d Ind faif,rc. Far,usrs
sny long porl0tls OF dry weather tltsC Mt t1lis
time are especially disastrous. to crop which
pronssa, ss,e,s Wa nsstt tsW ,s Esks Tts G!sss tribune
ering mid thrHslititg of tho wIleat cut III ills
county there has bee'l q much better OUT
says tGat tla yioi;l is less than lIo w axpccted
theru nre three who declare that their wheat
has turned out much butter tllan could be
hoped for during, the carly part Of tho sea-
fS y III %9 ttsSrs ssrS a{x Si5{ s Ill., MI Wit tn ye nss @s
thirds Of M average crop 1T lcast. 4 few
have reporiMl n Yield as l'tgll nv slxtepl,
bushels to tho t1crc. Certainly tue, .w!cat-
s,op t O. lnsam tSd Gousy wli bst
for cor,, Is nut encouraging: Considerable
0f tile growing crop iias suffered irom tho
extended dry weather. The prospect for MI
ossa5s WIZ a Maf hS4a Sgttfs E9ry
s0. to l!opo for EOOtl rcsttlta from tho late
paintings Which have suffered for tho want
OF ruiz: .,.,,, n,,,.,., >. ~. c,,.... ,,,,..,
a,,s,1sM Xiii, An ~ tM'Iho .ys ,,i,"nt oro,
In III. c,,,,tw i,ns h,, f,ii. sa,ra, otuv nTv'
shows a MITCH larger uvcrnRe than antict-
lttee'' 70 Twenty bushels e tlle aere, Mill "
Ths }g berry ies II errc IN ln1 NJ Kid II IN na so,i
iltM', ind Tie haarvest totally = dIstuls tho
gloomy forebod!ngs that existed earlier III
o sSs s tha ats n,e n' 9rG . s1ly Xxx
crop TO be secured ~ good shapc. Corn, IL
t!lo ina!nflty OF c9ses, promises wull, al.
aioagh tne present ary @e1ler u soi,owi,at ss
mnycts ,.ot ,a ~ ~ ~ aSf tpGfs, "5. stn nplo 1
toes prs s,; siY t!i,S yofy tsr y. S,,,. 7,t,s.
1s i'apTfn im,, 70 ta u"'faoo 1roums ia.
alAlHi!Ataht iaicii.. hag. hIrathels ilv
t5sst t5s ~ norm y XIV ntflc! tG & e!y 1o
rolsss @ to eI SS m ss.l exouist crop q md oy II
% excessive M llsaks Late corn can o,t!y 6e 1alYl;;
ta e rv vs an ~ r@mno mf afoes cs st hs ~,
ar.'t,la nRitle Greek. very yfay9ra,lg reports
a5s ssy nas prase VII ~ Y1ssd asod AtS rso
the last,nalle't locality IL reported unusually
| 'tlnc. Tllo ont cr9p III exceptionally gootl.
a sxty sys Sss II to ti 9s sesy aerS $Tffsa Troua5a 5
tllts tCa!honnl county the y!cl.l wl!! rango
DntWenfl tiifty anu SlXty Dl'slin!a to the ncre
WHent yleltts Dlle.lNnrtcr better tti9'! estt:
| 1l,ateg lnat!o few months n9o. APPLIES VIII
bs only fair crop No rain here for two
~. Special ptpatsh 70 "a catsaso 11st@uae: @
r. M!L!.slp}At1s Msoil.y Au9., bill Illlisun!e
E0Nllly tllc Gat crop 10 gnou anu hcafly ~
| hnrpeslo!l. rfoApecta o1 corn goou nor yot
| tity cEop 6ood a11u secufeo III eooa col1at-
'4't' sp<:la, Dhpassh ia n. eAttaoo 7ttb,,n..
,WlllTE pIdEoS, Mich, Aug, 5-To.,,ay
Inns been tho huttest for yearH Iii tiIs sccti1l,
IND want Of, ruin In painfully fuIt. Tho
arity-wnrin tlaa cleaned the oats, and tho
| crDp Will amount to nothing. Corn pros.
pccts wer0 mover better, AGu.Itlant rains two
weeks slnce DrIlglnE, 1t over tho presoMt
drought thus fnr. Whcat tllraslIlnE shows
try, mud II poor aaaf!ty. potatoss are u toinr
well.
spsssa! Dtspdtsh to Tho 0ateaeo Tribune.
oAsaor2I1s. M!eli., Ang: b.-tyhsat IN tl'ls
cvu,lty Will be about lln!f MI Average crop.
Corn, onts, mud potatoes nro good III tic
southern part ot tlle county, moro than M
avurakH crop. though cnrly potatoes sntfcrou
somewhat oy drought
Special D4petsh to Ths Chicago 1fthgns =.
r, 0nAl!horrE, @ sliol,;;. Aug. b:-Wheat y