, 1879-07-07


FAtnr1EI.p, Wayne Co., July h-Winter
WHEAT going intu the stuck IT good onier.
Quality Of Tho grain unsurpassed, Yield fnl'T
up 10 last yoar. Oats aro not a. good, though
the into rains fnvc helped them materially.
Corn from TO q feel high.
GotcoHDA, Pope Co., July 5,-Wtntor wheat
will yield Q bushels 10 the acre. Quality Of the
grain very good. Yold 30 per cent nboyc 1873.
Corn four fcct high.
1unur PRAIRIE. White Co., Juls E.-Btacking
wheat, Quaitr never batter. Ytold from ID to
II tuahclB. Corn ncvcF better. Pnstuscsaro re-
wiring. ~
CWan ORCHARD, williamson Co., Jnly e.
Winter wheat has yielded 10 bushels to tho acre
Crop not mitch hotter tlnn Inst season. Corn
doing tlncly. Oats will only make half crop.
ltay croo WI he m yery sv,,e shorf T. ,,,,u v,,,,.
wheat Ia good. Better yield tl,an 1873. Flax
anil oat crop nro cut short 0ncEnlf. ChlncE-
hugs arc worlsIng In the snr!ng wheat: Com.
!nenecl to heal out. an viii probably make
Of wecde, ind corn three fect high. Lay crop
will be- short.
benton, Franklin Co., July o.--Wheat all mp
in guot1 order. Grain good. Oats short. Corn
eM Mrpon1 peSse's. sr,es ' 'ss Co. "y Wi .vo
good u crop Of winter wheat M last ycnr., Qunl-
ity good. Oats may make half A. cGon.. Corn is
doing finely. More clean coFr-fclds than ever
and In meadows short. iiay i,alf crop.
CAMERON, Warren Co.. July 0.-W'nscr wheat
the hest crop ever known ii THIS region. Wifl
yield twentY-ai1 bushels to the aero. Oats
good. Spring wheat fair. Dest prospect for
/ .WnnArox, DuPage Co.. July y8.-Flax and oats
Ing finely. Crop very uneven. From four
inches to two feet high. Pastlrcs, meadows
at,tt hay will l,c n short crop.
+ XESiA, CLAY Co., July 6.-Vintcr wheat will
average eight bushels Quality No. |. Drought
Inns cut the crop oil ono-thirl Chlnch.bngs
linye made their appearance. Corn ts laid by.
Promises better than for years. Pastures ~ s,'tl
WAsnnunE, Wooiford Co. July 0.-oats are
cut short br tic drought. Filling well, but Will
not mike more than half e.op. Ch[ncli-bugs
yery good. Winter wheat more than an Average
Yield. Pastures very short. Hay will not turn
out much.
filled out. VIII ayorago over twenty bushcl.;
l3cttor quality thnn last year. OAts are cut oil
fully ouc-ha'f. Cora Is doing well. Growing
rapidly. Hay will not bo moro than llnlf acrop.
now stacking wIntcs wheat VIII run from tei,
to twenty bushels. Quality excellent. Cbinel,.
bugs IN eomo sections are working on tho e9rn. @
CHEsTEar!Etp, Macenpin Co.; July e.GWin.
IeT ~ncot w yiea droa Lne''o ~ IT,, tte,is
quality, hcttcr than 1878. oat crop not worth
reporting. Best prospect for years, and largest
acreage OF corn. Moat Of it1atd BY. Some lust
coming Into tassol. Hay-crop vcrT short. Pas
MANissA, at. Clair Co., 1nly 6.-Wintcr wheat
nearly all stacked, Welding over twenty bush e's
10 tho aero, of good quality. Crop much batter
thnn was crrscted a month ago. Lato rntps have
started corn: from three to fiyo feet high. Hall
Of tho onts will bc long cubugh to bind.
| STERLING, Ill, July GA large per cent of
Tho rye crop has been cut during tho past week
| Tile yield Will DO up to the nTcroEc. OAea arc
growing flncty, and arc headed out we'll. II
many places tho wheat will be short, though NIL
average crop Is expected. Corn mover looked
| bctter, nud Is growing fnst.