, 1880-06-17
According to tho Agricultural
Departments Returns
june 1.
The Promising Outlook Of Last
Week Interfered with by
Rain.
Tho Comparative Acreage and Condition
OF Olhor Crops ut Tic Same
Nate.
Damage Done to Maturing Grain by
the Recent Severe Storms.
ILLINOIS,,

Qrst haIt OF that portion Of tho Forthcoming
Juno crop report of tho etato Board of AHr-
eanouS"rts' eaIusu. i,o,nnrks." to othor hnif ,c.
"eorspu. % ~. ..s',.s Mrn.n rn,,nrIs +t,.o ,,so,
sn s ' ,ho Condition va Of Tho ss crops n tho our
lin named on juno I, boing n summary of tho
,omrents of a number Of correspondents In
soch onunty:
n,un ,o.,,zo "a AnHmS. u saar t,,o, ,o.t xoor md
Tne co!n no,c"so 10 ialse. tan'. "a. ss.s aAa
% oon sn sS snSs a , es o nS easa
sd, rho heavy rams, Of, aoplng lands, wnallci
out considerable corn, Whlel' hls becn rcplnntcd.
[ Is inprovins' si pronses ovor threo.
foIrths ov Of m Average yicld per nero. Ilye Is
m Hyorace, Tho out crop protnises to be ,uryo;
se neroSsc Is soinowhat below that Of ast year
49, s@S' ~ AtExANpxl.
Ihe eofn y ,nnrv ny ny t M 10 nynrs@a
sen' 'stH sau ins INN hatfs swnn, mi tftc trtt Il
nov mn growing rapidly Winter wheat Is mich
s9sG @ nrna n nIu's Jerry TRo ont cpol, viii 10
ichs than Inst yptr, owing to tho limited aren
s9sn teG Sc9 scre arc encouraging Tor an
noNn.
rbo oo7n acrcsuc II ~ rot ns large us lust scason;
ths stann Is go1a a1a krwfn n wsn
tAvosaile wehtnes Inc rush @ % WILL
but as yot has not, DOM much Injury. Winter
EaeaL ~ mme' "puwS i M ,r H., - ~ az nwats
auo w -. ~ r., in.t,,n .nr,n M,.t,Ss ~ ,vhnnt
Thtro tho growth wus too rink; tho army-worn
ma tr1in,Dcd tbo blatlcs fl many fields but tho
crop es too near mr. rlpe to ee scrloasIy injured
aroa sown Is iess thin nst suason. Kye is above
ID aver,iso IN condition.
F. BOONE; =, ....-..,.,.- =.
Inc 1 1n1n m.ea tGn IL ,s nvc " tao a pvcrn.
aa 'ho Is u nna tho s nnrncs III aro fc
tnm Weeds The ErsT Ssan Y ~ W for
the seaaon, Lnern nas uesa Jill iate mury yy,rts ~
S.niSS sSHe;niS rnna,.th ~ I'm ,nint nr rhcnt WAS
Ey tho uuiavoraDie weather during tho pAst
winter: tho crop ID much below IN average in
col,dtion. Spring wheat looks we'll, and with
yo per aTs Il o nroa r te grow growing
csop Is iess than tint & Of the previous erap. <
eo 70 ac
mort than IN average yiold per aero,
u',owk.
Ihe condition q aor ~ up TO a!' ~ hhxernge; nEHs
an ne crop y mnKnS II rP esoWm; 'no aE,;, 9rnf.
planIoa y nut ns lliAo Ms !inG seso ~ ~ ~ Su,o s
seeuons tneFo u sue t,, @ ~, ,,,4 od nn1s
SatWnrms, ING tao ,G Got'i @ ~ t.ataom in n,a
nrsn.snt il wrry iiHttrtinv fnr nnro than nj,
,o,d1 nt q mtef x whS9' & tho5G
as tho bail -storm; tho ornP would be botter II
favored with eool. fur weather nnti! haryest.
{sc more thar mn average yloid prr aero: tho
arca Is somewhat less thin list sctisou.
N7FfYf ykFf +$-
"u"n ~, ,,,,o a., ~ r., ,or, ,zs,ch
InerG u An unsuas nG " y, q cn ooIa, stnt ~
nuliivation: ThS nrea pMntcd this se.son es-
% eiSus .nma ~ III ., 30 .n'n I~!1 v ud % ;rhn "nrnni,c
pN%tcn % eosh III u. ~ W. ~ % th.+ - I'm. 1n
'cundtloHn un,nscs mn average Weld ner aero
tic |aMt seeded to otiiur crops. Tho growing
crop does not prouilso ha!f IN aycr,gc yloM per
ora tban M 9aa ayoraRe or vo cr asro urea
Is larger thntl Inst soRson Isyo Will make over
thrce-fourths Of an aserago yield. ~,
oA1hoon. jill. T., ,,,,,,,.,.,.
CoIn u mca a6ovo M nserago ~ cnna'i1on; hs at
INC siand IS good, anu tao RtoWth nMa ooen s's1
vaa4n; thS area IL a6ot me SAME ns ~. ~ ,.,. ses.
d!on: Ii snIne locn!itcs ttio chess ii thking The
whea badly thsa heen ;s
nnco p III IN sonn sections, The Tscnus ra!as havo
improved tho condition q oats, which promise
L. L. # rss ss oaiass sst si ss sa II
nrnsnccSe ro nnlv fHir. sweet potutpcs nFotnise
moro than M nyeruce orou; about The same
Aercage as lust year.
CARROLL.
The corn acresxe larger than ss. seas9n End
tSs s9 YsTo FIJI sst e ldy wnSr
not akc hI hnif om nveuxp Wild 1nr ncro, Less
SprlnE wleat NIL ,own M tl,ns ,ist vcnr: sbo drilled
hS Ss of hs e
bar anro Mcrn imr1oy sown Il than iast ytr: and
Ia snndit,nn - cnnv1 an MvornTn. There, IA IN
inSrcnso ~ ,he H. % "nrc.~n ~ nafs which nrs I'M.
nrovInn s,t,cc The ruins' md nrotuiso nearly ri,
vs.n !1 sr.GJ tis W. ~ tu.as' n e@''a f'"s' ' es
~'""Se sAcio les ne'u.
,.ssss., omns. land I, .,,,,. NJ
goEn or hlgn nna orainea !ama at ~ ,a ho ~
sssgo 10 condition; On 10Y ana Mas ,ahn W.
Thp n..s oeen lllMEtG;a " nv @ he,t thnt
ane acteh9o 10 !oSs tnah iust ysns: "svMt e1AS -
not injured duflnf tn0 Wintar y IcMsy "
an nveraE9 III contlo nl!a raplnly lsiproiH s,
!n6. !iiern Is danger OF loaEing VI some loasil ~
tcs, More spring wheat soWn than .slaaa. Iht
1onoieon promises more that % n aves1Eo @ 1 y,9te
pvs hcto. Oats arc loosing we'll. anu VIII inIkt
mto hn nun an Average YIELD. Iao afea naceous ~
uat ~ lb'u. Nyc l8 ncatIy up 10 III AfpFaxe IL
condition.
CHAMPAIGN.
Corn ia in pox9 cendttnn Hxnept on low wet
nndraiacd KrvunI, where tho ruins hare nnt!t
htmpossbo It tu cultivate: the aurnago ~ hartlly
up to that OF 1870. Droon,-oOrn Ia soOktnK well
and tho aroa Is Rs argu AZ lust Heas.,n Oats mt
tar aro in good. condition: tho brondth dev9tet
years Wlnter wloat Is in splendid condition
and promises to mako moro THAI I'M average
Nfat~k Ft.. u