, 1864-06-20
wheat is literally dried up, especially on high

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
4Pr1EroE, june 18.
We have had one slight shower in one
month. Winter wheat, grass, rye, &C., are
ruined. No hopes Of third Of crop Of
spring wheat. Fruit trees dry. This will
apply to Calumet, Brown, Door, Oconto,
Kewawnce, ghawanaw, WAupacca and Vim
nebago counties as well as this. Outagamie
county, thermometer 36 in the shade.
wALwoRTu COUNTY.
Especial Dtspstch to the Chicago TtibHne,l
DE1AvAE, June IS
Eoraln, except slight shower on the 8th
instant, In sir weeks. AL crops but corn
look very unpromising. Without rain soon
wheat and oats will not be half crop. Not
huff q crop Of hny.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Whitewater, Jcne H.
No rain for ei1 weeks. Crops suffering,
especially hay and spring wheat. Corn and
potatoes fair.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1E1bnne-1
HKuoRS. June 49,
This whole section is suffering from ii
severe drouth. All the crops look spindlin
and yellow, and are already considerably In
jured, and unless We have ruin soon shall not |
have half q crop.
KExosHA COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbune.1
KENoauA, June 49,
The weather continues cool and dry. The
drouth is beginning to be felt by the crops
IN this section. Grass is already materially
injured, and the hay crop must be light.
michigan.
NGuHA coUSTT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tttbnne.1
LASsrso, 5nne Is, 1861!
We had smart little frost here d few
| nights since, the thermometer on the morn
ing of the 18th standing at 20. Com Is slight
]y injured; wheat none whateyer, Us far as
| can be detected at present. Beans, melons,
&C., are seriously injured; fruit not at all,
except grapes. The meadows are drying up
badly. We have had but three-sevenths Of
an inch Of rain since May 10th.
From Iowa.
CLAYTON COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ELKApHR, June IS. 1854.
The crops are suffering fro m the want Of
rain. Wheat and all kinds Of grain will be
very short unless VIC are favored with
shower at An early date. It is seven weeks
since We have lad any rain.
| R1Aok nAwK COUNTY.
Especial D1spa1ch TO the Chicago Tribunal
CEDAR FA11s, Juno 10.
Fonr weeks and no rain. Crops suffering
Small grain sir inches high and heading out.
| Unless min comes soon there will be no
crops.
Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WATERLOO, june is.
No rain for three weeks. Everything Is
| dry5ng nm. Wheat Is suffering badly. No
! signs Of rain
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.1
CEDAn RAP1Ds, June Is.
4 slight rain fell on the night Of the 18th.
The crops are suffering from drouth. The
wheat crop is light.
DUBUQUE COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgp Tribune1
DCBuorE, June 1a,
| There has been no rain since the 18th of
May, but the cool weather which has pre-
vailed until three days ago has kept the
crops from suffering as much as they would
| otherwise. We must have ram soon, or the
crops will be lost
IL CEDAR COUNTY.
[Specls1 Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune,1
TRroS. June Is, 1851
, We had fine rain on the 4th inst, that
! did an immense amount Of good; but We
7 hear that In the greater portion Of the county
it ie dry, very dry. Late planted corn did
l not come up, ind will not, In time fora crop
e We have had some frosts on the low land
c during the past week.
t LINZ COUNT.
Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Trihune-1
MARION, 1una1a 1864.
VIE still have to look and 1ong for rain
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