New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-25
CONDITION or THE CROPS.

VANDAL1A. H., June 2A-Another rain
aud wind storm visited this locality last night doing
little damage but delaying Tie wheat harvest, which 10
now I'D fl foxes. extent Otrs and gras- prom
abundant crops. Farmers are WORKING 70 save her
wheat
MonSrG Sun, Ia, June 2i-The whsat prospects are
not so good as reported few days ago. Up 70 within
week the growth had been very rapid and the prospect
was never known be better In this county before but
now t is being injured by the chInch bugs. which
are Just h1icllLg out. lrm-Ts anticipate mat great
damage Will be done o. them before h'r'estng.
ST PAUL, MINI. June - Reports from 200 po nts In
Minnesota, DAKOTA, Iowa and Wisconsin represent
wLea; aid other small grains greatly improved The
condition since the heavy rains OF i've
DAYS ago, which were followed by cool weather,
Is Of particular by favorable character for wheat.
This i trle ~ Dakota, which raises half II not two
thirds, OF tie wheat grown FAR Northwest and az re-
ports bear evidence Of the Aoursnng condition u the
crop which promises arser yield this than for
several years. careful observer, who has jnrt been
over the principal railroad lines IN Dakota, states that
the wheat 0oas promising with the exception OF low
ground where obtaining rank growth THIS -
especially marked IN low land. The area OF low ground
IT, however not great. Burlcigh and kidder Counties
are great with promise. the season being most
favorable since seeding began in that section. There
no finer wheat any here along the line OF the North
ern Pacific than the immense Troy, steele and Clark
farms on the Missouri sope. where the acreage IS
greater this season than In al other years combined
promising Reports tina. grssnOppers are doing any
material damage are deulei. breaking IS IL active
progress and thousands Of being turned
for next seasons seeding In che three states and Terri
orv before mentioned corn s backward. but yestcr
iaV and to-day weather has been extremely warm 4at
ance OF the present favorable conditions, WA
rescue 10 from recent weakly state AMI orius
Il I'D the stage OF GROWTH usually attained AZ this uno
OF tue year Dcs MOnas correspondent of Ihc Pioneer
Press reports that throughout Iowa wheat IL Of
luxuriaut growth aud stands We. Corn
on high aud rolling land looks well.
on the Owands outlook Is poor IL IS safe %
that favorable weather the STATE al large VIII pro
duce average crop or corn, but THIS VIII oe only
through good cultivation and tis vii Re stimulated oy
high prices for the article
CHICAGO, June IA disPatch from Topeka Kansas,
says The estimates received by the state Board OF A
culture rUu counties IL the section,
rant belief that the harvest this year Will exceed
30 600 900 bushels making by far the most bounteous
Yield since ISIS. The average estimate twenty bush
els Six Of the counties which have reported To
the Board OF Agriculture have 1905
each Jewell County, with 10000 heads
the list The counties having this cornAeld Buter
ll0,sl0; Crowley ul,O37; Miami lO3,779 Jewe n
10000; Republic lO3,362, aud sumner, ll67ss. The
counties OF Brown, Cloud Lahette, Marshall and Wash
no doubt WI. reach tho amount this Seds
wick had 100000 acrcs IN lool This Will give
dozen counties AZ Kansas IAat nave LOO 900 Of
! each.