, 1879-06-11

SA"NAA2AVNt LULA AU,t JuH8 lU.-lh{
drought has injured the cat crop very materially
VIII not make more than half crop. Timothy
poor, Yield will be very light. Corn wal
/ headed, and Will be fIt to cut bY the Goth,
New COLUMBIA, .stassac Co., june 10.--Har.
vestlng winter wheat. Prospect OF fair Yield,
Oats badly damaged by drought. Pastures light,
| Corn IL late but q good stand. Peaches. plums.
| nt'd cherries failure.
GopFRsY, Madison Co., June 10.--Winter
wheat ver7 thtn.. Hcaded we'll. VIII hu tit to
sut in three weeks. Pastures badly dried up.
Timothy crop almost = failure. Poor stand 81
corn generally. Late planting did not como
well. Weather still very tirY.
nj. STERLING, brown Co., Juno 10.-Oata
ars 9i1 in1urSa beyond recovery; Will be tota!
| onc-half. stand Of corn fair, but not growing,
Ground cloddy. Corn not beyond recovery.
EFriNaitAN, EEngham Co., June 10-Whest
cut short b5 drought one;tnrd. Oats will not
nise aRe aat esGp atss gh Corn Glenn and
nkusHy Fork, Douglas Co., Juns 10.-Oats
will fall short one-fourth. All the corn has been
replanted. Second planting will not mako moro
than tno.thirds Of stand.
wheat hcadtt'g ont we'll. Crop win be ltrht in
this re0ion. owing to wet weather ia March and
April, !snd drought since. Timothy short. Great
deal OF corn had to be replanted.
%AAA"4%AA oAARHy WING At.s buH8 lus-ffQEAF
whu.t straw very short. Aeada fair. viii be
cut this wcek. Injured by tic orr weather.
Oass very abort. Pastures almost ruined.
Timothy may make half crop. Corn has been
JoHNsoav1LLE, Wayne Co., June 1o.-oa.s
very short. Wtl BE- very light crop. Corn
amall but clean. Wheat Injured by tho drought.
Thin on the ground.
h.ris Tsi.xTox' TON c!inton Co.. June 1o-o.ts Will
burnt up. Hay will not bo llatI = crop. Poor
stand Of corn. Great deal has never coma in.
Winter T., mheas thin and short. Crop viii bo
ABOUT ~ otr ceutless thah last year.
WArhEsvlLLa, Ds Witt Co., June 10.-The
drought continues. Bome arc planting corn
still. Outs GOWN early tn April do not cover the
ground. Winter wheat tcads short. Timothy
5, 5neadowa heading SIX inches high. Have had
R1ouLASD, sangamon Co, Junv 1O,-Oots aro
heading not T. toor high. Pastures uro very
short Corn will not b. halt atalil unless va
get soaking ruin tn few days.
L.. L1k3Ewoop, Shelby Co.. juno 10-Drought
has injured oats, pasture, md meadows. Cron
q o. grasa will be light. stand OF corn Is poor.
Winter wheat all beaded out, and prospect for
good crop.
wroAIso, stark Co.. Juus 1o.-wh..t,
drought. Chinch-bugs hare appeared, Farm.
ers are blowing up their spring wheat and plant
Ing corn. Timothy will not turn out more than
h!,} t9n TO e the asso: % Gen, crop not much over
COMA
md tho ground Ia as DRY Is ashes as deem aa il
WAS plowcd. Weather cold und dry. Not any
rain TO wet the ground for two mouths.
SOUTH Eh0lN. IL. Juno 10.-rotaso-bues arc
far exceeds tho demand. foreign orders fsrr
tnltHedtato shipment arc earucetly Solicited.
Jack ,,ack Frost visited this section Friday night,
Ivy weather is souewhat unsettled; al times
suddenly varied by coolness It il hoped a ,uspe
Issn tenor OF mellow weather may soon prevail,
Quite !argc edition Of cherries is bcluE Is.
sNt sud. They now appear ID, green govera, but
ns " nsettn soun &c oe.3fe 10 n public aud nl
lowlng their cawa to ~ 90 to grass" yot they
stu query why It Is that dairy .nattess ara at
aueh = low cbb.
w:nd and hail storm in ts yieuty on ~ t,e woa IN
Inst. TINT He huve had since the country was
Settled. All tho wluter wheat, also tile rvs, was
battered down by thu haEl anA ruined, The
e eearly-so"n spr!l'g wheat was much damaged.
Ihc corn 'Vas beaten down II tllu ground. but it
Will come up agan Apples were mostly beaten
oil and tho trees damaged,
SrntAavlEtp, ILL.,, 'Eune 1o-Your corre-
spontlent lcarns trons reliable and observing
North saugamon. South Logan, MAYNARD, ai,d
IRzewell Counties, tint tho growing corn In.
bsen greatly injured By inseets, prIncipaiIy
and es.Eos!ns and tat Tiers Ii
sequence. lscports to the contrary notwith.
standing, tho army worm haa not appeared in
this vicinity. A disease resembling tho dIs.
temper has appeared among tho horses ju this
county, nt'd ID seriously ctnbarr assing farnntra
In thslf work. The anlmals ayo attacked viii =
cough, feiuse to cut but maui1cst jnordinata
thirst. ma cannot work. 1he disease as yct is
not fatal In It's character.
- RocH1LLa, ILL.,, Juno ln-Trlps through Oe1o
county III ot!tetent directions show the crops Ia
general! good condltlon. They liayo mostly r.,.
coyatcd from Tho toceut drought, outs st,jl
ahoNlils tue Iroatest suffering. With but a
partial crop Of oats. good crop Of corn, WHEAT,
sa ~ ,nay na u1peeiea: Fasner. are grestly
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