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We begin to despair Of the wheat crops saws
the 81. Louis Republican of the 9th ultimo II has
raincd, less for the last fifteen days and as
yet there is prospect Of settled clear weather The
crop OF wheat which, until the commencement of the
ran promised an abundant yield is greatly injured and
must soon be wholly destroyed unless change in the
weather takes place. That which was cut lust before
the rain is, Of course lost. This will be sad blow 10
our farmers and must sensbly affect all other branches
OF business and trade