, 1876-07-12
IOWA.
REPORTS FROM VARIOUS COUNTIES.

sp<cta. Correspondence NJ Ths Tribune.
DEs MONIES, In, July t0.-From all parts OF
the State come unfavorahle reports of wheat;
and. In some localities, corn has been bitten
With frost, or Injured by wet weather. inc
northwestern portion Of tho State will be blessed
with bountttul harvest OF wheat and corn.
The large immigration to that section tho past
year will increase tho area Of grain Thousands
Of acrcs From various counties conucnso
tho following report, promising that thcy were
mndc before the storms Of last week, which hayo
nearly ruined all grain In their track:
CERHo uORDo.
W1,eat-crop failure; many Aelds Tlll not pay
for harvesting, owing to ravagcs u hcssian iy.
WRIGHT.
Prospect for good wheat-crop small; wheat
thin aud sickly Iii appearance. Corn good
Wheat rusttng badly. Corn damaged by
frost.
BLACK HAWK. ......... ..
No inseet; wheat tl!n aHa a, ycllow; e., g. new y,
bad condition.
Wheat damaged by chlnch-bug; many fields
plowed-up. Barley IN similar condition. Corn
looks well.
Wheat badly DESTROYED by chfnch.bug.
Corn badly damaged by frost. and prospect
poor.
Prospect for wheat poor; Hcss'an ny doing
great danago. -
Wheat Injured by HcssIan ay, but prospect for
fair crop.
Wheat not very promising. Corn looks we'll.
Wheat looks badly. yo'essi Corn in fair condition.
MusCAT1NH.
Wheat damaged by Insect, and crop not PROM
Using.
Wheat poor. Corn failure, scarcely to be
scen in tho rows, owing to late and wei spring.
Crops look well, nnd corn thrifty.
Wheat, not o,er haif crop expected. Corn
has good stand, and will give good crops with
favorable weather.
Prospect for wheat poor: not half crop:
Corn doing mell, and, With good weather. WILL
yield we'll
Wheat aud harley poor; In many sections will
not Pay for harvcsti0g' owing to rasage' Of He's
Prospects for all grain good, aud corn very
nuRNA VISTA. .-
Grain Of all kinds looks we'll, and prospect Of
good crops.
Prospects for grain NJ all kinds fair.
MITCHELL.
Wheat not half crop, owing to Hcssian 1y.
Corn doing well, and wlll be- IN average crop.
ApPANoobH.
Wheat damaged by insect, and on old land
will be failure. Corn In western part OF tho
county looks well; in thu eastern portion the
prospect is poor, owing to vet weather.
JoNks.
Wheat damaged BY rust, but will produce q
fair crop. Corn In poor condition.
HAMILTON.
Wheat not promslng. Corn will produce an
| immense crop, and Increased area Will coiupel-
! sate for faiiure OF wheat.
Wheat, inferior crop. Corn growing finely; :;
small, healthy, and well'sct; promises good
Grain of nli kinds makes lne showing, and
prospect good for enormous yield.
kHMEr.
Wheat suffering from drouhgt- All other
| gEain promises abundant crop.
| WAHRBN.
This is onc Of tho finest wheat-countrtea In
the State. Prior to the tornado Of last Tuesday,
the wheat wRs damaged by Insects III some p0r-
tto1ts; but now all grain III scYcnty-tHo sections
Is dat on the Garth.
Wheat will not be mere than half crop.
Corn backward; but thrifty. --.
| reported poor. Corn Is backward, but, with
favorable weather, will give an aycragc yield
Oats and hay will te q pfodigious crop. !le
counties ab0ye reported arc scattered widely
over the Stute, and thus lndleatu tho condition
OF the State At large.