, 1881-08-08
Advices from Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan. WISCONSIN, and
Other States.
Grain OF All Kinds Suffering
from the Severe
Drought.
Probability Of Not Moro than q
Two-thfrtls Yield.
Tbs Prospects Of Corn and Tobacco Any
thing But Plattering in Kentucky.

fr1 thiH t,tnruInu IN thEa -notn hrtgtst,Irr, ,,,,
vegetation somewhat. Farmers differ as to
wtlother ur not the tnolaturo came IN time to 10
o. oil, nrcf oee. 70 'ho da, e soo th'nk IT.
,,hnr. c,e,,,, .a. ,,,',,. as ,sa.. INV
"tnoss '.. ., o'n .na. ,nns .eas welo as'eaoy es.
tnurc tIun huff the ouantfty they had promise
nr a ,nnn,b n,o t1f M, a,oc, IN ,n.tications
now nfo thers Will not bc enough rniscd to sup"
ply locnl dctnari.
sptstat Uuoa,eh to The chteaoo Tribune.
renn. nAcfc, lna' AuK. Tho present con-
" ~. aa ~ n,y w. uus
Counties tho fnrtnurs ure greatly tlcspou1cnt,
in tim stcrn nortton ~ this ro,,ntv thor
has bacn no :rntn .nso linn IN. md In consa.
1ucnca tho cnrn crop Is IN entire fatture. In
soute pIaccs tho corn will not average p,st1cI
ATTN tr., =. o',ao.s " WV not escn 'uaNo
iodder. 1h's' too' IN tho clay lanas' Tho Garth
row .. Is 60 ary and hHr.l TINT tho
u tho northori nnd eaatern portions Of
TIC en,ty n.y. so corn = tircd an3 Is useless. Tho
corn.gru'ynV anda in tisls section Ut tho county.
tex hetssF a,s. e. and T. there y M Immediate ruin
itH'x, huwevur. tis PROSPECT ror crop Of corn il
ai,houuh but Little hss 6een stw,. i istr yieid
only. hut the iaso porniocs " aro tniEnrc. IL.
,naiues a,,d rorn nrc becoming n rarity in tho
s,ap rs. ma esf q a r ts Mar0os1' T. upo" tho
SptetM Dtseateh 70 11.e Chleeoo Ts1b1nx.
Gn9wS Ih,lST. Intl, AuK: Tho corn crop IN
Ut thu drought. Iate corn will not be. wurth
xs!hsrn9 @ i,Ies. n,!n fal!s soo!', and eatly e2ru
S % 1 " ag 's ycry sSe4ark es
iss. M % tban Int ~ ysar. | Early pottsses @ are very
7ynt l";e potaos ;isi not b. worti utKEin
tho snnly proportion. Thu heat hus been lntensu.
thr tnrscury rlalik tO los degrees above zero,
1ry pa1s al,'i parcae,i. @ S'"' ;" ''o 'a''' 1''"'
sptetat DuDateh to The Chicago Tribune.
0HEEScAsri.E. Ind. Aug. 5.-Tho very severe
inc r1st ssx weeks Is alar.nnx n lie extrems.
The ground VIA never 70 devoid % Or tnolstIcss.
by tire. Tho best 1useGs urclnre TINT the corn
crop Will l,v tlirce-ionrths short II rntn IL nat
,ro drying np l7lptlIy, and wells that never wero
known to tall bcfure, nru perfectly dry. Six
vi wsSks st%sr nSse elapsed sce We ha'o bad eon'
pr,.rI,i, inti.. Aur. S.-Whcat chi, l,nt moro
thnn hull tho llsun! AVERAGE. UAts-Cfup medium.
Enrn and other crops suffering terribly fr1,n tho,
,irnaph1 Agricultural prost,octs sury dseourax'
Auni1n:s, 1nd., Aug. Wheat one.thirl' crop.
Corn o!le.hnif cs,'!. Uats Il, rood. Other crops
sixetat Dnaaisa to 7a< ehtsHso tribune.
Ia 6nASuE. ln1.. Aug. t-Wbeat ono-thtrti
p I'll ssstoas e anser tf frs a fonsht.
oos,iEs. .i tu,l.. Aus. 7.-Tho ont.erop II Elk
wi.srs VII % It has hen destrsyed Gy = Kr.sshnppcss u
arlny- worm. Cur. suffered froln drs,iYut TIL
well. Tnc crop viii bU aoul. Isuin tu-duy.
sptetat p!,pasth TO !'e thtsaao 4t'eunt.
ASGntA. tfnl., AnE. AS II general thing
iurth by thu drought. Souiu tatu plulted hclls
VIII be nurt u rain ,loea not s0tiio ktK,il.