, 1880-07-03
cR(> inc Grain,
The Crops in Illinois Re-
ported to Be in Good
Condition.
Harvests Yielding plontifully,
and Growing Grains lila.
turing Satisfactorily.
Wisconsin Reports Of the Same
.-- General Tenor in All
Sections.
The Most Favorable Showing
from All Parts OF
Minnesota.
ALL Accounts Agree that the
Wheat Crop Will Be
Immense.
Corn In Iowa at Present Prom
j. 1aes a Most Magnih-
cent Yield.
Kansas Also Boasts Of Her Sn1iIinQ
Graln-Fields and Abundant
Prospect.
All Accounts Agree that the
Wheat Crop Will Be
Immense.
Corn In Iowa at Present Prom
1ses a Most Magnih-
cent Yield.
Kansas Also Boasts Of Her SmiIinQ
Graln-Fields and Abundant
Prospect.

ILLINOIS.
Srsttdf Dttpatth to The Chicago Tf{hun4
FnEEro1sT. ILL.,. July ..-Crops Of all kinds In
Stephenson County will bo moro than tho ay-
crnKe this year. Tho hay crop Is tho only one
that will suffer 10 any great extent, Tho heavy
ruins We hare had tho past two weeks may havo
the effect of fniurfng Hotno Of tho crops. but
thot0 Is no great fear apprphondel.
Special Dtspateh to Tn Chicago Tribune,
GALEsnuau. ILL.,, July 2.-Crnps in Knox Coun-
IS. ut this ttnie, give evidence Of m Rb1lnllnnt
yield. Corn lo0ks splendid. Thu broonl-corn Ia
In good condition, although not III much Nnntcd
as usunl. Oats nro turning out fair. Tho re-
cent rains hive done much G0od.
Special D(spoteh 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, July 2.-The wheat harvest is
about over. Grain ia In shock. aud not yothlrt
by wet- Some thr1tahtng dono; nverago yield,
twenty to twenty-five bushels. Oats will 10 ripo
III ten 1ays' aud the yield Will bo heavy If no bnt
weather Intcrrenea; avcrago nnt 80 lurgo Us last
year. Hyc good: not large crop. Flax ncarly
ripe; good Yield. No spring wheat or hurley.
Eay crop Short Corn Ia tho best crop ever
grown. but less acrca4o thau last year. Potatoes
goud. Apples fair crup. EvetJthlpG On the
farhl is booming ln this county.
Special Dtsputeh to 1ha CHICAGO Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,. July 2.-Owing 10 hcnyy wInd
last night much corn and whent wcru blown
down. but will nearly nll right up, md tho prus-
fV-e' AVA y Ao0f1 Lk4k sE9t AAT H1V4t 9uH "utAG
yielded twenty-five bushels por acro. Corn tn
fno condition, and large acroaKc. All corcnls
Rrp ftne Fruit crops very nnc. Good prospect Is,
generally, for largo crops Farme1s feel jubl-
fant Ut their proapocta,
Special Dttratth to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
'JACKs0Nv11LE, ILL.,, July Tho agr!culturtsts
of Ccntrn 1llinn!s may well fcel happy. 1t IL
true Of several surroundinR counties, as 1t Is OF
Morgan, thot uorer was there d better crop pros-
poet In corn, wheat, hay. and oats. Tho crpt
will bo larger than ovor before, unlcss worry un-
expected unfavornbla weather iMtcrfercs. The
unprecc1ontedly largo wheat yield OF Inst Benson
will bo exceeded In quantity In this county, al-
though tho grain will nat eQunl last years IN
average quality. Two-thfrds Of tho wtoat is
n9w e shock: Late ra!ns hays interfered soma
result will 10 as indicated above.
Special Dtt1A7teh to Tn Chicago 1ftbuns.
DANv1LLE, Ill.,. In1y 2.-The wheat crop Ia
now In shock. sumo haa bcen thteshod and
shows an ayerngo OF about twenty live bushea
per aero. The acreage is moro thnn double
What It was lust year. Corn ta looking we'll
Outs nre fur advanced.