, 1877-07-07
TILE CROPS.
ILLINOIS.

menctd in Edwards County list week. about ono
third Of wheat crop harvested last week. VIII IN
tsh cutting wheat th!a weak. WeathGf sf!ghtly
showesy. coming during the ntghA, hcnco lnter-
feres but little with aatne crop. Quality Of grain
excellent. Yteld heavy, will run a1l ths way from
dfteen 10 ihirty.dvs bushels per acrs Present In
dlcatlons arc that the average yield Will bo but
lltle II any, short Of twenty hsc bushcs Der acre
dpttiot Dtrpatch to 7Ae Tribune.
JUNCTION, Pn'aatt Co.. July D.-The acreage OF
wheat Was never 30 laeRs. Quality neref better.
Yield at least twenty bushels to tue acre. Ono
farmer thrcshed, from three acres, Ito bushels.
All wheat cut, and mostly In ahock. A great many
Apples, peaches, and pears promise q golden
harvcst We hArs been shipping peaches for the
last teu days.
speetni ntuoseh to 7ae Tribune.
HttELnrvltlE. Shelby Co., July a.-1fhve jun&
tnlshed cutting my wtntef wheat. All hands hgrra
II will 70 from thtrty.aso to forty bushels per
acre. Tho grain looks liko squirrel. shot-round
about twenty bushels. For many years tt haH run
from scven 10 ten bushels per acre. Last four days
Sptcta. Dfsputea 10 7As Trfbnne.
nd .tsexns eonmeaesa nee %ssth.s as u been
favorable. Oats arc stlil looking well. Corn from
three feet high to very small We escaped tho late
speetai Dspa.ea to 71s Tribune.
DEsTor, Franklin Co.. July e.-Whcat all In
feilare. Heavy rain sunday nsht. Too Wei to
'''' apeetal m.potea 10 7As Tribune.
Of rsin snce harvest hsr!ss. com eomeaerd. @ o.is nsss.rate.
FLAG ditto. Castor bcaus alekly. sprins wheat no
specfa1 Dt.oateA 10 la T,4ss~e.
progress. Yield win BE- twenty bus'.cls per acre
q !ssy tno ,e quality. Weather too wet TO gOt i"
'De ''''' SPEC sptetat at1pa Hspa.ea 20 7nt r.ts4.4.
.hess hs''s' ys'ss sa' S%ia' WY. y e =:
- has aver bGen raised la !ackson County.
r., 5s*% w.: N'' :ste szs;s,y
se.af ssob asa sats = r., s.. fr
I.itS pmA'n's, uap,tcn milton e., Jay !e e:1wtntsr
'' spe4at nt.patcA 10 7ss n.eun..
osag a159 Ss19, co oa sad s
yicii from dfseen 10 twenty.tWo baskrl. Der scrs.
some delas will 70 more.
cut wheat. which Viii yie!d sixteen lnslels per
acre. Quality on1y falr. Weather salny. Fields
'''' ~ seea seetss} aes .en .sdp'T y 7ss - 4ssae. %
canRo.L1os, ufecn e.. July Wheat harvest
sl<c1ai Nspatea to 1nr Tribune.
NEw w,ss 1nn nn.'ae e. 3%y H,e.s
tline lookias rtY.perous 1T thI< tims. osts viii
=. - .e' " spteaa M 5tsmfeh tn IN Tribune.
sEH!Fsrts.n Juy osita,.o.i!px r,ohpSle
VI R'''o sSp@ ssa :sseA nsssa 10 !" r. Hs'; asn
nnsEny,tLx. Bond Co., !uly I've think % our
~ 'e'' sSs sptcta. xSsnateA % i 10 $ 7ns 7,tbn.a 49,.
Mono, Madison Co., July U.-I'Eobab1s Yield
or wei stll wa think tho wheat will all bo saved in
s0NN ap-etot Dt.po'cA 10 7as Tsss'e~e.
wheat j. .il 4 shock, In good condition oat.
- Hp<eiai R.pateh to "a. Tribune: .
yeTy xoed;; Ss.lSof sso now, ind most Of i. viii
.,, =, eee,e, 1'7s'eA f. tn. ~, n,s.,e INV,
as,:ns i9f tho p,,sst Are ay wo.tnx;
a''.:sss 9s9t}S g 2.
meneed; quality ND Yield beat tos sevsra! year.
csr.rxsrtsIp. i MssanpIn e., i'll. Julv O.
; bss. sss an s1 .e;s ss; qs.y sHs s ss iss :oss
winds have blown the wheat badly: Fnltz whcst
stands tho storms better hero than any other vaTie
u 'na sxss Sssssa 93.ss n.sse.e. II IN. rtssnt
DwtoHT, Ill, July q. -J1caxy storm hstu la1s
nirct; clear and hns to.daY; very little work done
IOWA.
Hpectaf DspotcA 10 ma 1t4bunk.
Pso~rA. Dubuqna Co., July Q, a,--Csups arc look.
inc H0a VIII tHtaa moro cntu thtR TeAr than any