, 1873-08-29

fNttnbrH th1Hn
counties. Winter wheat il turning oi,t from
eight to thirty bushels, perhaps IN average Of
twelve bushcla, 10 tho aore Not moro, Tlle'
lay crop is considerably below tho average. Tic
tirst Of tho wook. Outs are about oue-hnif to
tllroo-flftls Of d crop, Early potntooa ara oooI
yield, hut those lato.plantoa are failure.
GALyA. Uunry ca. mi. Anp. 23.-o,g,np tn
tic ostromo drynoss snco inc tho cor orop IN Ell thia
Immediate vicinity ia very poor, and viii ayorave
scarcely half orop. for oas tlau tho usual MN.
bor Of aoros woro plantod on acco1Iit Of tho vat
saqo snq fssyy esGy sea o7 af tho sG ag Se Ids
proepoot. as % goueral thiur Is decIdev % roony nv
@ uss woodford wo SeS Co., Anr rosa
crop aho ps T o
ono-lnf M mimi, ns 1ast yoars nron ~ '' ee'o'
Gn1naav1r1r l,ilo ~, nj 1rnr oa-norn
crn, IN ih;u vc,n;v 1;rht % ar,o As "nonnf ,,iam
M; Ua; nn ha sma ~ OIL Tue drought tho yield
Ashley. washington Ca. Ill.,. Aur. es-oorn
In ;,n,nndato y;oi'itv ia in yo-y no6 cnn,'i4;on
and Of e eo0a or payera
Anst Imam Go VII III o5 ea e".,.o cnnt,o,
~ co7, crnna ~ IN . - :o. bod a., anan,,'t
~ ,ra,,o ~ n st;Saisu;ani a;g uau' @ W. acGoums %
nnnearaIeo for fayorabn nrors. 'oA1' soAn 0Ao"S
EDu ono1r. Perry Go.s ill., Avo. oa-Eor,v
corn yory rood: lSto somewhat % i,Iiura y nv drS
wnatr 1toacti,cr se VII, law t,,o ~ ua3
'FeR sny9 nd 9eHsa tGs sSSesa G M Aur 2o
crop il oscolieut: Lever better. Mura than a.,
ayerarn broaIth nlnntol. Wonthor favorahia ~
TAGoy sIarshnii ca lii. tur a. -rorr oo-,v
n]anteI, ahout two-thirIls nysrnro arm intnyy
tlnnted. ayoraeo crop. TnIe railta heinfnr us
oit very much. Farlners Ill fooling tiretorato
over it. sN
LEWISTON, Fulton Co.. Ill.,, Aug. 2s.-0wjnp
tn Tie 1ironcht thnro viii ta bnt ohomt i,aif :
orop Of corr IN this section,
Tn1soEroa, Duroau O., Ill, Aug. 2s-prosont
tbird Of last m yoars crop. ' WA ''''o "'oa' ''a'-
RUs1y1LLE. gchuylor Co., ILL.,. Aug. 28.-Corn
crop affected by drought. viii not ayerage oyor
three-fourths OF a crop.
vanfE a waDsn DsMt the Co.. M AnS 1S 2st 2s
ceel tyo-thirds Of tho ordinary yiold Of sound
corn. Tho crop Ia badly damaged ly drouth.
aud nearly all tho lato planted corn will make
nothing hit fodder. ~ '~'
1IATTooN Coles Co., ILL.,, Aug, 28.-If tho ifry
weather continues for ten days tho corn crop il,
this vicinity Will fall short over one-half from
lilo usual weld
Tuaoo11, Doucles Co., H., Aug. 2s.-cosn
droucht: prospects, apo,1t tvo-tl1ftds Of Il crop.
KEIr4snuno. Morcor Co., ILL.,. Aug. 28.-T]lo
general condition OF tho coin crop ID this sicin-
fty ia -,mpromiying OIL account OF tile drought,
and viii not ayornto more thou half -crop,
CEsTRA11A, Marion o., ILL.,, Aug, s3EEarly
corn yory good, Lato corn uuiforing somewhat
from drought and ohincll-bugs.
ONAnaA, Iroquois Co., H., Aug. 28.-Tho
tboat twothirds Of Of an "a Average "a @ crop. ~ -. A''
DEoArun Macon Co.. ILL.,. Aug. 2s-The corn
crop in this vicinity will not bo IN average crop,
Nc rain Of any consequence for ai1 weeks.
PEon1A, ILL.,, Aug, 28,-Tle recent heavy rains
throughout ills Section havo materially hoipcd
late corn, although the ontira crop. compared with
TINT Of lust year, will fall short at least 50 pcr
cont. Early corn Is in much bcttor Bhape than