, 1881-06-25

svId.
not yct e,t,,i,e,.rcl. yicli! 10 per ccnt ioticr
than last yenr. Quality t'ptter tun 1Htb. Woatlcr
dry. No old wheat nli hand.
MISSOURI.
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C0LuMHfA, lioona Co.. June .i.-flarvest In
pruErcss: yield Icss ttan In 1890. Wheat balsy
injured by chInch-bug. Quality roo't m last
ycnr. wcatnor hot: crop being put mp In good
shape. Olu wheat at snlsl.
LAMAR, 1sarton Co., June :,l.-Etarvest pm
Yrcss,nR; whent well In stuck: yield less than
1851. ThIs county will not uver.,xo nnre fhalt
nix bushels 10 thu acre. Qnniity poor: ouc-te1Eth
Of lho crop has been cntlrnly sulnctt hy tho
chinch.bugs.,
LINCOLN, ucntpn Co., Juno :t.-winter whcat
Is Il failure: within tho lust few ays largs por-
ttons Of It hayo fallon down, causcf by fly An1
hugs; not onc-halt enough whcut III tho county
for use.
Fonr Lros. nenton Co., 1r,nn as.-wlnter
wheNt n total fniti1tr. twlllx to rifnKcs of
chtnch-bug; old wheut nbout I'LL suld+
hnryest progressing: Yield one-ha!r less thnn
inst year; cr0p du'1ariYl BY ehnch hugs. Grain
1atLLtsGs Christian Co.. June :!:-Wintcr.
wheat harvest Vet pruxressl'lE; Yield u per cest
Quality Rood. Weather hot md threatening.
UlA wheat I'LL solt.
CAMrRoS, Clinton Co., ,.Junc l.-Wluter.whent
prospect gooa; but very !l'to piansed !n this
county.
srI.Asnuna,, @ caSs 4 CO.. 1,ino so o:l;rnn,s'ycstinE
Da.nnged by bugs aud cold winter.
E.sr LYNNE. Cass co.. June ,ss.-[1arvest In
progress. Yield une.ha!r lrss thnn lsSl Quo
WI " we.. S' III wssat S! u III s sos Us '' 'eD
rLnAsANr n1t1., cass Co.. lune :4:.wIntcr-
whont prospect encouraging. Very llttio dau.-
] age from chlnch.b'ss.
JrrrEmsos CRY. Colo Gu. June :t,-Tho bar.
| vcstnK or wheat eo!n.ncncel OH Juno u. fletd
iy ,lruisnt. lis. ai,d h.iRs. Weather wnrn,.
crop Daltig li,1t Up IN good shape Five per cent
Ut old wheat yct unsold.
DnoxEv1LLE. Cooper Co., June 2t-IIaryast
pspx. sssinx Yield ltss thaG , m ,ss 10, 0.,e.tourt
| No old whcat oil baud,
nuSoEros. Cooper Co., lyme a4-wtntcr.
bully.
| OAml0tlToS. Carroll To-, June 4:-IIarycat
ln.gress!nR. llel.l icss , t'In N IN lsNs Qual,iy
1 HfkEks NtTl44kr wei QuA kuTEHtEHluEs EIj
| little Oil wheut unsoIl.
n1trcx,sn,pnr, Caldwell CO.. Juno n. 4.--Har-
.eat not yot ,col,4nsnccl. Nsar!y double n, THO
%aai %satSr sos a n9 Sa,ih vs9s hot. t '''' '''''4'
rrtlprcssing. Quallty Of whcat good. No aan-
Hge deno hy !l1sects.
IfAnu1soSytG1.E. Cass C,., Juno .l.-Ifarvest
progressing. Yield " xntsl rs inst ynar. llalti-
gea ~ xosi ~ ill., weai.es issvataS. and er"
1einx put ~ IN bctter shapo thAh uauGt. Very
TurroS, Galloway Co., June as.-IIarvest conl-
mencet'., Yield y pcr cont !ess sha,i last year:
EoS Il s0s sahes aas sess IT, o eso
noutly NIL SOLD.
JAMESON, Dnvicss CO., June 81 4.-Wlntor.whcat
yeli trttor than thnt ur 1851. Quulty good.
Wunthor fnyornblo. No sId wheat is,ssotd.
wAsn,soros, Franklin Co., JUNG s4,-!Iarycst
Of wiatur wheat proxtrsslng; Yield fs,od. Slight
as&o IL 1s t c'on ScnE p,s s soSa saapS ' Que:
fifteenth of Old crop anso1d.
Winter whoai haryrat Hyor. yluld largo u lsso.
Quality good. Weather has been favorable. anil
sror PIT "; In good 4hape' one'tfsoensh of. old
nooxv,s5F, Sxar e., @ 5Hne 2: %mIt9syest oann,,f
tly ouo-ha't. Weathor hot md az; cESp helaT
put up VOL! lacahs of wheat wen nlsca'
,FAYErrs, Howard Co., Juno e4.-tlasvcst pro-
sssnR M @ pss ceas II sy sassots
hurd winter. Weather mt favorable.
ina. Yted ot wiSter W9eat ose.il isss ihau
III isso. crop un!nlurst " !nsscts.
Bsr1tAyy. ftorrlson Co.. J1,ue s,-Igarycst