, 1875-07-07


IOWA.
DAVENPORT. t., July G.-Reporta from Wy
otniug. Fayette, Muacatluc. Fairfield, Wilton,
brooklyn and Newton, Ia, and around Dsvou.
port, aac very favorable for crops. Tho past
three days storm seetna to have no other effect
than To stop farmers from vorkug ind In some
plncaH tho wind las tangled wheat aud barley
very s1ightly. Weather cool.
hNrs, In, July 8.-Corn will not bo mora than
half crop in this county. and it it ralua much
ulura the small gratns will be injured.
MANEHALLTowN, Ia. July G.-Eora, ~hera In
low land in badly damaged. About one-fourth
tho CROP on lnRh land Ii all right. Whoat aud
oats not hurt yat.
1AnA. H.. July o.-Ths rains havo done
thu cro will get through all right. Tho river
bong 50 ligh has oyesilowed the low gronnds.
MxcuAN1csy1LLE. H., July G.--The rains havo
hurt otops OF all kinds. but little farther soush:
l5 miles. tho damage il considerable: but
farmers around here say tbs crops will conlo out
all light II there Is no moro raln.
LrzEnNE. Ia, July Cit has been very vet
for tho past throo or four weeks. and crops look
continues for another week tho farmers Bay
they thtuk tho wheat aud barley will not be
worth cutting.
DLA1nsrowN, H.. July e.-crops the same way
MAquoxEra, IT,, July e.--These Is = good
prospect for III kluls Of grain but corn that is
ssry backra NO danger Of rust in ~hess for
sr.1s t;s cnsrRs. ~, H.. July 5.@fsain has n.do
tho ground 30 Hos That farmorn csnnot plor
corp. Home corn Is suffering vory much. Wheat,
oats, and barley doing finely.
LoSuoN, 1a., July 8.-Tle rain haa not injured
tho orosH In this vicinity.
BTASwoop, H.. July 8.-No damage to cropa
by tho recent ra.us tu this vicinity.
coro. H.. July 8.-The rain has injured tho
ft.Ane.fr "a 1uly f-CycnH MAYER lnoked
bottor. Tho ralns here have doIa 10 damage.
NonwAY, H.. July 6.--C1ora favorable. pro.
viaed there IL no mort rains. II there n 1t will
bo apt to damage them very much.
DunuouE, H.. July o.-Reports from Dubuque,
Delaware, Buchanan, Jones. liun, Bren,or,
Chickaakv, Floyd, Mitchell, bntler, Franklin,
Hardsn, Hamilton. Wcbstor, Calhoun, pocxhon-
tas. puenn Viatt. Cherokee, and Plymouth Coun-
tios htate TINT tho recent raiEs have not dansEcd
tho small grains to my groat extent. Iu = fow
localities some havo boon blown down and
o'gsa but wnsat ; oa,s sna barley soo5e'y
undos crop t. an last 5oar. Corn looku bad; iB
re,y weedy. The wet weather has preyon:ea
farmers working i. 1n faw billy sections il is
badly washed. lere ts little prospects Of an
average croE though . fow weeku of warm
pleasant westher alter the sltuation entirely.
kRoxuH, Ia, July 0.-Ths recent rains bayo
| been general through this section. All bottom
| ing counties IN Missouri aro nov unaoT water-
! ahonld the rains continue thu crnpa will DO al
moat total fA]urs. With pleasant wosthsr 1t
ID cstsmRted t4as tho yield will bs about ons-
| half.
DEs MONIES, H., July 8.-The heavy md in-
| cossant rams OF Saturday, Sunday. and Monday
over this SECTION Of Iowa accompanied BY tue
| high winds, have wrought great damage to ths
Of lilo small grain is beaten down.
especially on bottom iauda, aud It IL foared that
most OF Il will not r,ao aeaiu. Tue wet. warm
weather. too, ts producing ruat, Aud farmers Aro
| At-ssF, s,txtx
! tho wst weather. preventing cultivation. L. oser-
running II with woods
| ILLINOIS.
6FA1say1EIp. ILL.,, July 8.-Thh heAsy rain Of
last uigh. hAs continued At intervals through the
dxy, Aa4 tonight sAxeateus 10 pour do~n. The
bottom lands OF the strtAns and especially on
the sangAmon 1!vo1, hayo been overtlowed for
No ok, aud water Ia standing all over the coru-
ie!ds on tho uplauds. The PROSPECT for q corn
crop through TIN portion Of tbs State tn thought
10 ho by tho fnt1nerH gloomy Que.
spse,as Aspotsn 'q r. ch'f,,ao 1r'eun*.
County and vicinity. aud that. In many Piaces. It
wRs extremely sevore and productive of great
damage 70 crops snd property. IN Towards
l.o8ers waa demolished by the wl,id. which cssne
ln genuine orclune. aweepiug away fencea and
steea, aud ual0R up outs aud aAK. lrraparablo
| damage waa done to oats In Ill sochous Tho
ero.e WHICH was vigorous. has oeen lepssted!y
bastsa down. aud " now prostrate and ths wceds
growing through It. A small proportion OF the
corn has bse, given over to weods. but most Of
y spss,ai ss"a Ia.na.e1 s d ~ ca.eaao 7,ts.enx.
pw1aAr, ILL.,, July G.-We ought to bo sblo.
with sotne little degree Of certalnty, TO fora an
tteA upon tia 9TH day Of July Is to cur prospects
foE ralaluR crop Of com the present season:
from pefsounl expesieucs. observation, aud
daily contaot with tue pl1H-hoideEs, we come to
this oonciusion. The majority Of tho eorn II,
thia locality hss I'll been cu!tiYated thraa times:
tm moody and small. 1t ssqulros 70 mature It
s'f ths Ape o.hss 1as111 1sna '"s where :s @s
find smaa lsds Of lb Or. 20 acrea
! which ia cIean and thoroughly worked. tho oofu
II far advanced md 1t Is no trouble 70 hide our
sslf among tha sta!ks s..i snd leavsa Nov: Of our
pattapce o. the prescnt summer has Thoroughly
convinced thaM that tbs old plxa OF putting Il III
both ws9s - after ali the best For tho ]esi
losts-slghs hours Va have bad tremendous rains,
OAss, which ware we'll headed out, are badly
lodged, aud It Ii thought Will not coma
up !ae.in. All shs Jay that ~aa cul
sulhed. large green worm lss made ~ ".
Hose potasoea 40 nov being dug, and the prays,
oI lhe Deacon. "oh, give us potatoes" u bsiua
aaa"essd. Weather roky hot And suItiy.
j. ohAnA. july 8.-Tha Herahfs specials IRON
81 sections Of the Htats so.nixht represent tht
osops generally in = ve.y fAttsripR condition
, fha eorlous ssins Of the part wssk hAys don.
nut very Ai2hs damage TO soms, bat tbs balance
, ~ plao4d bsJoad fear Of droaghk Ths farm
~ *tlI begin harvesting ussl sssk. Tbs arssa
aopPsFs h&s4 about dlsAppsare ed-so14 R&ta ~,
! NJ sAss eo-aA1 q Z &tta4 lal8h&