, 1880-07-16

drNiNtti nro ptcNsC'l with rho rtstiIts.
McLcnptorn Is ,mproynv Vt lnic. md mnk-
ing rnpd 0rnwth: the condition, uw!ng tu Tho
cxcnssto rnins ami want nr needed cultivation
Ia nnttna promising as last Enonth: tho ern,,
rrn,1scs 10 mike nearly N, avrrrHr yield PER
nctst Winter-w wttcnt harvest commenced Tho
:iathF .Iuno. md ~ yield VIII te nearly un tna
III '1Sst rst y Witch '' IN 'e'as sso 'T3aS o'S,,es e
+ %Ssy sys f. es s syg2sS S1sss ssa S fS -
If spring wheat nntl nnny Fields wili not pay for
hnrvcstlns; Tie chlnet- fux hns .n'lIy Injured
eot fa9 SsI o rrw n 'f " sw ss Il very ~ @ MI u
thorc IL much danger Ut lM1Rlnx; with fnrt,rahlo
sc'tson tho yicls1 pr nero will t'c very lnr4u.
Menart-Tloro INA been considerable rn,-
provcment IN tho condition Of corn which pr ot,-
ises 10 mako nlnrc thaM nn average y,c,d per
nere; fowGr fields Of wccdy torn shan usual.
.!lti11; .Ttq Krow!iI E tnts 8 very rank; nntiy
nrernge Yield pcr mere, j itrgo 1,nrtion of tho
Inv. Hut lailtla Ar6 tlIr..lt4ne n,ltt thorn is
nt.ioh moro Interest IN dFatnugu eact s.,cuueqinx
yonr..
Morccr-Curn looks we'll, cxccpt Of, ,,nt1ra,uc,,
land. md will make rnnru tbnn III average Yield
per nc.r: Winter.whrnt or0b almost failure.
cash,!.,1yEs hnye serlo9sy ,!a|n.E.d spring
w,'cat, wnief , wli nnt nuke t little nvei hnf
Syorar reG ner nefc c1 s ,ac nr ,nnmt er9 r.
l1sistnR. Farmers .EonerHiiy ronsilrr tanncy
epitlt IN HING s We'll Invested, ard large Nli,n
bcr have a'itAi'lU! Rotl rct',rrs thcreIron.
Mpnrot,-t,nsn IL I'M tn n avc,ouo !, c,p,t,,,o,,
ond s,.,,,a ,ra.,., l.S',a ''',n ~.
uu,ke n vnry jnrrc yAn,d nor ncrr. tnn,iittnn nf
outs promises iii nScraEc Yield mr. acrt.
Montgomery Curl hns matlor soN,u l,npr,vt,-
mont tho past tnD1t anl PROMISES to I,ikD inrt,
fhan MI nvos',Rr ytci'1 1tur norc: bnt has lu',l,
somewhat dn,nngea In !nca'itos by chiuch-buvs
rtDp C1lnltKh to harvest: tho yleN yr nero wilt
bn nIUc!! ntEvo IN ntnrlRn II thu uats III, nut
Higo: ihe Htnwtn ~ s'rnw 1 II THIN AZ sct h..t
trvwn,i, i1o ynstly itn,rytsl i,. sirn,n,Wr M
tho flkiltiro Of crops tho result Uf wet sc,lsur,
Will ao,Is ct'nvincu farncra TINT ,trllhnRe Is ii
hccessns'. ...., .y
MDrgun-Thc prospect Ia encouraging for mn
u,n,MinItv hrnyv crop of CORR. tnn rrn,,. r. for-
w"r,t 4, t.ron,,h ,c,,nr"i,. r,nat, a,,t mi, ,o1.
favorable wen ther to jnx,r,, much nl'rc tlannn
average Yield per aero Whrat tH nf fair qualify;
tho yield per ncru will be nlhre III average. Tho
growth Of uats is very. rink, md ,hp ct1,p iE
bndly lodEetl; ttc Flcltl vii! 10 In1nli nboED M
swcnt nnt"ttrs nt, ,,,, VII "n" a., .,nr,, ,T a T.,
condition, Ijjn-irni1Ilnu II l,ncotnit,v vury i0p,-
!nr, and farmers inviting ila tnuuns are Investing
''.s'a'''y ',.' N 'n.s MS, '.''se',ol'' ,
% tloa: ather NJ weey aud inferior or UNDERLINED z,
1noro rnin the pnat month, s'pripv wl.e.it lpoks
well. There Will bg II full average C1Jjt Uf OntA,
Wm"f nI.1 at 1 Mk: 'nG rS WsM!ief is In'ceu
Ina Err 1,, mi tl,o nj, t.rtw nr lin Fmrtr1r1s
aro arranging IN tile their fnr1ns
(,rtc-tort, n ntu,v, mn nvcrnur in coudIt,,n.
generally clean eua n good statc Of cultivation,
anu !s"Rs pro'i''sihn lor more tiatt III average
y!nld PCT mere: FlcitlR Of full whcat mt winter
uer!; tho lnllty Ia gtNN: Hpr(isx wheat will not
thnkn nn hyTEnKe yield per acre swing IA tho
1sft; tltlta u 1all 70 nakn n,2tv thHt, nvGrt,tse