, 1870-06-29
CROPS.
IIlIND1H


y letter to THE TE1BUesE, from Champaign
June ,, p, snxs: Corn is gro.ing most Ton-
never was sucl, q crop ia this part Of the coun-
try before. Wheat aud oats arc also very fine.
In fact. Champaign County never made such
q showing before for the farmer. Il would do
anyone, especially . resident OF tho city, good
to r'de through this county now,-thore a.e
would he very hard TO heat Champaign Coun-
~ anywhere in this State, and, OF course, any
where else. We have hsd plenty OF rain
Tho Quincy lfhig publishes tho follow
ing:
'' BIG NECK, Juuc at-The weather here Is very
Wnr1n null dry. consequently @ shorter crop than
We had expected. As for wheat, 1t is better filed
ami there r more OF It than for q number OF years
rust: fsir :r"n q ryc: Oats very short-ws
listle u'ievs'l; cause, pooE seed. Meadow tight
An abundant crop of potatoes, hut they arc being
ssitS.! By the bug, ,hs iargest slze
age croI, md will be rcAtty to harvest III one week
from this time. Corn Is good prospect Oats
and grass ,ylll be vsry. short on aceount Of the
drhnth. Weilave had no rain here to wet the
= a BEVERLY, june 2a-Whea,, not half a crop.
Oats short, and many can't be cut. Where the
not half q crop Barley md corn looks well; late
Peaches likely to be good. We want rain.
Corn crop looks well for this soon In the season
n,e teat apens ,1 ndil erop; Gfain pl1ih ana eoo
fntn's foaE val Tnt nsaT min "' nA1 LAW" 1o
stYnRS Nrcs' Jun,. M'Hf:on. which ia onr STA
pie, Elbows well. Wheat, re, oats, aud hay viii
be short, owing to tho dry weather. But little
more than bali an ayerags FIELD siIl be made:
oroE p,..,r 7nn, o,-r.. n,.u,o..n -. -.
large corn crop IN this yIcinity was never better
at This season Of the year hut little faIl wheat
was sown; wheat IS thin, but grain Of good quail
ity snrinR wheat Is taalnre, Oats Light. on nc
Soo ron NJ Is mesed hair s nooos ha'i crop.
MrHS t@ ~ :funn * ;vbo,+ ,,,,,, r,.,
short. viii uroise Of an average cron sI potatnes
flrst rate. Iay short. Garlens look well Nice
rain to-day, 1b0ut o'clock
" "FALoAA, June e5.-Crops In this Bectton, at
present, look very promlai9g, and farmers arc
Vii se about %ids!ins I good Tney s are ve7y ssc1
tiesIaie 1t pfesent Ssin Inst WHAT is neeed to
hcir rtpen 81 he gram a6i give The corn fresh
staTt, which ls now doing well -.-..,
PHEASANT VALE, June 24--The crops Of wheat,
nay, corn, oats. and grass never looked more
t ht,t " uH M a. rt ~ .n ts rlcl Ky,
Wheat cTnn viii I've s5,ort Grneras te ha5ycst T
is now fnir,y commenced. ann tv tfc 1st of J1ly
the farmers Of Pleasant Vale vii have harvested
an average crop, md better quality Of wheat
THAI last year. The number Of acres OF wheat is
nearly that q last Jeart and corn double the
amount q aS'''. ,or.
nr 1o,r:,4 o,a1. lo%A' a. unr,.,.
Inc 10 WIN VII Uosefgef aays: , wheat blds
fari corn yeuow anu uneven, but may yet
come oat wen; grass anneflnS severely Tor
want !, OF fa1n-"'n De heAt' po1atoes LOOK
well, o> ,,.-...-
-Ihe Lans1ng lalam1&eo county, MnTor
says: hoports from Ah part5 OF our coonly
NH The exception q 1ela q { corn here and
there, which pe1!apa you'd be greatly oene- n.I-
hted ~ few coplous showers o. ram. me
wheat Grop mas never pld moro 1alr ior sooo
yle.a eha1, AZ present. oa's 1to a4eo 'oo1'ns
-Ihe Decatur County Joafnut o. tne 80
says: :" From gu parts OF the . eoantf5 We er r.