The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-13

Il uC Ip LpNl III. SuuUldIN VIII give
the condition of crops July 1st. and
shows general average above the
average year. Hence the outlook is
yet one of great promise.
spring wneAt, average condition 90 prct
Oats, Axe condition ............-.-... g. ..
Corr ayerate conditi. "
tota:Oes, average oOUdition---.-...- .-----..lJ2
Tobacco average condition 81 "
Cotton, average condition. ~ -
Timothy. average cone iiOn.-. .. ....... ... o. "
Apples. average condition - -
Peaches, average condition.. '
" apes, a,eIzge condition 81
cpring pigs. nGmber eompared vita less. ~ -
Wool, stnOunt c impaired with ISIS .-....-..-. 81 81
Whea, estimated yield per sere........... Is S bu
The report contains a brief county
summary of which the following is a
synopsis:
Adair county, season favorable,
crop good, grasshoppers appearing in
large numbers.
Andrew county, crops two weeks
ahead of last year, oats and spring
wheat somewhat decreased by May
and June drouth.
Atchison county, wheat damaged
by rain and wire worms: all crops
light.
Audrain county, clover, wheat, pota-
toes and apples very good, other
crops promising.
Barry county, good wheat. some
damage by MAY dr0uth.
Barton county, wheat and corn
damaged by chinch bugs.
Bates county, a fine growing sea-
son, corn, oats and potatoes fine,
peach crop almost d failure.
b. ton county, everything drying
up for want of rain.
Bollinger unity. crop prospects
good, rust and chinch bus doing
some damage, hog cholera in many
localities.
Boone cou"ty, season favorable,
crops growi' g finely.
Buchanan county, corn excellent,
oats and timothy damaged one-third
by drouth.
Butler county, corn and grass best
ever known.
Caldwell county, some damage
from drouth, corn extra good.
Galloway county, corn splendid,
oats short, wheat some damaged by
wet and rust.
Camden, best prospects In four
years; dry Cor meadows stock ex-
celient.
Cape Girardeau, oats. clover and
timothy extra. Some rust in wheat
Peaches and apples dropping. Corn
injured by drOuth and chinch bug.
Considerable hog cholera.
Caro- |, best crop prospects ever
known in the county.
Carter, corn late but good; all crops
suffering from chinch bug; hogs have
blind staggers.
Cas-, Chinch bug and fly damaging
wheat.
Cedar, crops good; pastures, mead
ows and oats suffering very much
from drouth.
Charlton, corn best ever known;
rain plenty; some hail; grasshoppers
damaging tobacco.
Christian, Very wet, corn weedy
aud too wet to pillow; wheat injured by
rust; timothy short.
Clark, corn, oats and hay only half
a crop without early rain.
Clay, corn good, oats fair, wheat
medium; hog cholera here.
Clinton, oats and grass short, corn
hue; suffering from drourh.
Cole, wheat hurt by rust; corn
growing we'll.
Crawford, good season generally,
chinch bugs coming; wheat crop best
ever known; other crops good; peaches
and plumbs abundant; mast first
class.
Dade, pastures and timothy badly
injured by drouth.
Dallas, wheat and corn good; oats
and hay hurt by drouth.
Davies, wheat excellent, corn
good, clover average; timothy hurt by
drouth.
DeKalb, season generally favorble;
meadows and oats hurt by drouth;
corn splendid.
Dent, fine corn; rain plenty; some
chinch bugs.
Douglass, corn looks well; wheat
fine; oats poor; some hog cholera.
Dunklin, wheat and oats light;