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letter from Niagara county dated the 10th instant,
says that the wheat crop In that section is most luxu
riant and bids fair he excellent quality Other
crops very promising for the season.


AL our exchanges in Michigan speak in the most fiat
terng terms Of the prospect of the wheat CROP Private
reports confirm the account II nothing unavorable
ours the present month the harvest will be more abun
dant than ever before in Michigan. The quantity of
land in wheat is of course much greater also.


letter from Brattleboro (vt) dated June a. says -
II has been extremely warm and dry in this region
The earth Like ashes until yesterday, when
visited with very refreshing rain and 1t has con-
tnued to rain hard nearly all OF to-day Crops look
well in this section although the hay crop has been
jured by the dry weather"