New York, July 18th, 1914.
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CRoPs IN CANADA We never remember to have
seen the crops in such state Of forwardness al
this season Of the year they at present 10 this
ship well in Waterloo, Guelph, Beverly, and the
neighborhcod The hay harvest has already commenced
The clover though short in the stalk stands very thick
on the ground and think will yield nearly not quite
an average crop The wheat is in state ofunprecedent
ei iorwardness, and if any thing little too luxurious
ien or be aected nv st which tbe present sne and dry
weather, however gives little to anticipate
Inc oats and peas appear thick, strong. and OF good
healthy color and In fact the crops in general including
potatoes (Which have quite recovered from the effects
the ross IN the earlier part Of the season hold out the
prospect OF an abundant and early harvest and must az


lord ample matter for congratuaton on the part Of the
fsrmsrs.-Dumfriss Courier, Juiy6