, 1874-06-22

hs Inst year; nothing preventing, will hnvo good
prop. Meadows not doiilg VOL Will 10 amala
,,rop Of ny Tho recent heavy ratna ohssv syc am
ilamago douo pn,all gran .-. -...
RuI1uY1,F;1 COUNTY.
RuBuyrLLE, ILL.,, Jus,o 2o:--Wintor wh cat: rJo,
Spting wl,cRt will bo hurt homo by tho bugs"
Can't ontimate damage. Thoro Inns neyor been
a moro favorable proBpcot for n .bosutiiul
jlNryene.
WARREN COUNTY.
stoa,,o1yr,t, 1l,, JUNO 2O,-I'l1o prospect Of all
kinds Of grail, mover MAS batter. great breadth
Of corn las bccn plnntod. It standB well, nnd ID
flcn from weoaB at tho present tiino. slnalaof
grain looks very PROMISING ana un m ~ aa1, or ,%6
Of ncrcB powl, with oa!s over former ysara, and
nhout tho t1s,tal number Of aorcs OF each OF lilo
other hilids of grain.
pAvpAw, ILL.,, Juno 20.-.rhe crop prospects
in this section arc very good. Wheat, oats, ant
barley aro dolug very vol. Corn looka ven t at
present. but It VIC should nage m9ae 9 ln nm y t,a w
corr, llaa beon injured directly by tho rains.
Timothy novar WAS bettos. Potatoes arc doing
better than they layo for aovernl years. mr.
ANNOY, ILL.,, Juno 20.-Leatling farmers Of this
barloy have not pron,isod bottor aiuco 1851.
Tho Into rains .aro kooping corn back do net
know how it will come out.
nENDEnsoN COUNTY.
D1oasy1L1E. H., juno 2o.--corn, wheat and i
Fyo good; little aboyo an average. Oats will
Pc about ap avorago crop: Al grain not as set
bAaErowS, ILL.,, juno 2o.-Roports from thls
Heotiou agroo in stating that tho prop prospects
nro most excellent for all kinds Of grain.
o9a 1n1s N M M 4ons ns 2os %sss soo r'RRsss Ro sas
= 1}ass fair. Corn oxtra Farmers say wheat has
Lad enough rain whilo tho oshor, grain is doing
wall, all except oats; they do not look over anu
hbovo good. They nro sure Of largo Drop Of
torn. Tho potato-bug crop is vory good; almost
loo good for many potatoes.
pu PAGE COUNTY.
NA7Env1LLE, 1:, June 2o.-Cropa In this
eccion Of ali kinds promise an extra good
H1nspAnr, ILL.,, Juno 2o.-It has boon littlo
too cold nnd wot for corn. but farmers thtnk
they will have good crop. Small grim, wheat
hid oata look we'll, aud prospect very good In
/ DowKEn's dnovE, ILL.,, Juno 2o.-Tha cropa In
lhis vicinity aro looking splendid, especially tho
horn and cat crop.
KENDALL. COUNTY.
nI111nRooK, ILL.,. June 20.-Corn Is looking
well, but soulewhnt wccly on account of the
pain last wook and woo1 provions, keeping tho
taen from working II, but with fine wenthor now
that eau DO got along with. There is a great
peal Of corn planted around horo, and ut present
The promise Is for good crop. Oats are look
Ing woll, but farmers arc afraid Of too mitch
Foar it may ripon too faat and DO light Drop !;
bill thoy aro hopeful at present for 4 fair crop,
II not a lnrgo ono. OF wheat rye, and barley,
khoro tE worry Attlo raisod IN this vicinity.
ttion aro at prosont; worry promising. Tho recent
i1oayy rains have done no particular damage to
1'crop9 On the contrary, somo farniors argue
lthatft will benefit the wheat crop by destroying
bugB. There aro great many aorcs Of corn,
,whoat. aud oata IN this section. which conati-
'tnto tho principal part Of Tho crops. Farnlors
Says. "orops look moro promising now than
xhcy have for yoArs."
YoRKv11LE, 1ll., juno 2o.-Thc crops in this
vicinity aro doing we'll, md pro as far advanced
ne they have boen for the past few yours. There
las been more small grain sown this year than
good, largc harvest. Corn iy doing nicely.
LELAND, ILL.,, June 20.-rho principal grain
raised about horo is corn and oatg. Tho pros
.Pect ia good now fora fair average crop Of both
' snnn,nAx. III III, JUN June 2o3fho grain crop it is
thought will be considerable above the average.
Germ loots finely, with an increase in number
OF acrcs ovor last year. Oats and whoat doing
~ell, but not ab n,any ssres sown as last yoar
DAYTON, ILL.,, June 20.-All kinds Of small
grain waa planted In good soason and In good
order, md promises . good crop, and thoro is
land in small grain. Con, has a good color and
promises an abundant yield. The fruit prospect
las neyor bosn better. We will have plums and
oven poaehe4; The potato crop pron,ises we!i II
kinds Of grain 10 Of tho very best Whont and
oats arc now In fine condition, with larger
quantity Eown tlRn eyor before for Goma years.
:fho corn crop blds fair to exceed any for . num-
cvory portion OF land that could bo titled, and
4le Spring being SO" very dry has afforded q
E'ouutiful tillage. The prospects aro Of tho very
best kind.
WILMINGTON, Ill.,, Juno 2o.-Oorn iB q good
stand ana good color, and 1t the rain. holds OIL
about week longer SO they can get It: cloan It
can 10 considered a full Drop. Oats are looking
, aown, is rsthor ri rather th1n On the ground, ani
sslort-]loadB counted about three-fourthH OF 9
crop. Wheat, very littlo raised, what thore ia
aao1s Sery ws ~ nna 4 sha bugs don't bother
IsD1AN GREER, H., June 2o.1The Account
given by a few OF tho farnora living bctweor
this point and eight miles wes. are, very good
pettor 1T tho Present than at tho corresponding
time Inst yaar. Farmers east Of this roin
within sir miies, report tho prospect good. Corr
louka fino nnd small grain dong woll. Farmor'
above. Hay il good. Potnto prospect very good
Tathor better thsn tho yenr 1879.
ADAMs COUNTY.
URsA, H., Juno 20.-The present prospects
for agood crop Of wheat, corn, md oats In thIt
CAMP Po1Sr, ill.,, June 2o.-Tbe prospects in
this section arc very good indeed. large
han snas H. + udsr Il 0d t
will bo harvested this yoar than lns been for
nun'er Of years; this is tho opinion OF man.
reliable farmers.
alENnoN, ILL.,. June 20-Wheat. corn, and oatE
Full crop. Farmars OF Grundy think this Sea
IN tue most proniiying for crops for mum
rof years, md, rs general thing, they al
farming very extene7ely.
Srsri.wELI, ILL.,, June 20.-Tho prospects o
+:.c coming crop arc very good. Wheat, an nv
crnso crop IL expected. Corn and oats loq]
.Soll; prosp- It OF a good crop.
HTANK COUNTY.
DUNCAN, ILL.,, juno 2o.-rhe crop prospect Q
this soction was mover better, ESPECIALLY 70
email grains. Wheat is looking tllus-rato, an
~ complaint Of chinch.hugs, and mora whca
tAis year than common. Oats and ryo lookin!
good; about the aaElo amount aa uBual. N
barley; Corn ID looking good. but s little iate
but with la!e fall vii! be No. l.
LoNpAnpvlI.lE. Ill June 2o.--Crop prospect
in This vicinity ara very Tutoring with goo
,Teaiher from tliA out will gather /. heavy crol
q oats aud whsst though moro rain way pRls
than too rank. The corn, though lnInro
slightly by tho recent rains, ia a very goo
stand: and, with favorable Influences. VI!