, 1874-07-15
TIRE CROPS.
1.cports fro,,i vnrions Q,rsfrtors.

II: 1scporss fro.ii vnrious Quartorss
ntc patento, 4e ch3fs9s 1SibH",: ,oro,,s
report tho crops III tho coun:ios Of 1abr,nnlt,
Froeborp, Mover, Fillmore, Houston, and Blue
Eoarth III good atapo, thai: the yolI will bo vi,
to tho average. The graashonrora hare ruined
Of Of tho bonn IN crop. Most all points nlong the
Southern sltnueaota Railroad report tho hoppcrH
ls having left, the only serious dantago being
done III Martin County.
sonooIcnAr7; Micl,, July II. .-Thc drought Id
ipj,lring corn and outs severoly and IL it cota-s
tiliucs much longer will ruin tho potato crop.
Grass is all burpt up. It is as dry now Rs any OF
'''' r srse,al D,st9teh to The chssaao T;tbnne.
nunuquE, Ia, Ju,ls 14.-Tnesn snhfncli-6ugs hayo
played havoc with tic wheat in ntne'nelghborhood
of Mineral Point. .Sovsraf fleids arc uttoriy
worthless. Some farniors aro cutting THO crop
FOR fodder, mid others ate, plowing It Mudar, to
onticli lilo soiI THO general ytod iii tho Town
OF Moscow, it Is feared; will not o1ual the
amount Of seed sowil. The following Il oncour-
sinull crops arc ab6ut ready for Tho aiokle, and
from all parts Of tho equity VIC have positivo
ays,lra,,co that thoro neyor NorS botter cropa
than at present. With good harvest weather in
which to secure the fruits Of their labor, the
oli8 condition. ..-,,.,.
cr1lI11coTMH, O., July l3-No rain foll hero tor
acorehing aud intolerable. The. temperature
ranged from 1ol to 109 deg. "Tho Oldest In
llabitunt" hhH no recollection OF such intensa
hra:. Everything that Id considefad colhbusti-
blo was ready 10 zalsc fire. Tho grass WAS
acorchod and burnt fairly into tho ground. Tbs
! corn was suffering torr,Dly, and poaclles vera
dry and witborod. About CD aciies Of wheat Wis
DESTROYED BY fire along tho rairoad md all IN the
| i,nmcdiato vicinity Of this place. Tharo aro 1u-
! mors of much more damago in otlor focalltios:
| Last friday, however, relief camc IN Ao form Of
| a refreBliinE blower; and on Saturday some Ad-
ditiounl, followed by a steady rain all Of Satur-
day night. The Temperature has fallcn,, and
much Of tho corn will be sased. Fer aome holds,
it il, however, too late. .
| Much Of tho wheat-crop has already boon
thresed, md THO quality is extra. The Yied is
also QMits lasge} tone farmef reports 4l14 hush-
w. " Corrtspo,1enet a 1,hs cAteaqo Tribune.
H11l,spAIE, hfici'., July 14.-Durlng the u ns1t
gan will bo completed; and. judging from al nc
counts, tho crop vill ba mitch above tho svcrago'
Tho farmers arc all looking exceedingly happy,
and universally pronounce this one ct tho best
Of neasons. We arc already insured good po-
tato, corn, and fruit crop,
OH 1tlrLEY, Bond County, ILL.,, July 12-Ou'
harvest Of wheat aud oats ia completed. aud tht
meadows are about half harvested. OF whea
nj average was sown, and tho yield will prob
ably bo light average por aero, but OF poo
quality. Oats, rather more than uss.al sown
but light yield. aIealowa wiIl mako an Ryor
age crop, aud wo arc having anleadid weather Il
harycBt 1t. Corn, Ill average, or possibly NOR
than average, breadth planted, considerably
damaged by chncl- -bngA, but Whit remafua wit!
favorable BcnRon tlleucoforw will make:
good crop. Corn and pasture need ruin badly