The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

and peanuts, rep.antns both, corn looks
we'll, ail crops very grassy gardens look
WELL Irish potatoes doing well.
Jeffs. York. oats and wheat crop
poor. Irish potatoes yielding fairly. bud
worms damaging corn
Ivor. Southampton. All crops In fairly
good condition as Co cultivation; gardens
poor; scarcely any fruit
C0hoko. King William. Work pushed
wheat being threshed. yield not mp CO. eN-
peC.adon. corn growing ana some being
laid by: need rain 90 piow for black peas.
Garysviile. Prince George. Good week
for work, labor scarce and poor outlook
for white potatoes very poor. wheat har-
vest about over, oats no good.
Merry Point Lancaster. Good week;
wheat AN cut and thresh.ng going ahead;
oats poor. gardens look Well
Middle Virginia. Gaines Cross Roads,
Rappahannock. Good weather Tor ripen-
ing and harvesting wheat need rain.
Vienna Fairfax. Wheat harvest near
ly over. bulk OF hay SET tO cut, oats I'm
head. corn looks well. pastures drying.
Swcps0n Mechenburg. All crops i'm
proved. wheat throshng commenced, and
turning out better than expected. corn
looking well. gardens excellent
Hernd0n Fairfax N0t more than half
doing fairly wen. grass and oats no good
getting quite dry again.
Hunter Han. Franklin. Good harvest
weather. wheat not more than last years
crop. oats and grass poor. fruit short
corn late and not standing weil.
Coles Ferry Charlotte. Corn being
cut. pastures much Improved. much bet
ter stand of tobacco than expected
Tan yard. Henry Rain wind and chinch
bug injured wheat. oats litte better. corn
doing well where not washed, bad stand
of tobacco.
Stony Cross. Meckionburg An crops
doing well. except wheat and oats, with
some exceptions. are poor
Farmvlne Prince Edward. Tobacco
thirsty. cut worms disappeared. corn doc
Ing well. especially ON low land. water
melons promising apple crop failure
Stockton Henry Wheat about half n,
crop. AN cut. corn doing well. spring oats
looking very well. tobacco bad stand
apples and peaches rOttlne and falling Of
Angola. Cumberland. Corn laid by. to-
bacco well worked and looking well; gar
dens and pastures need rain.
Frederic kshurg. Spottsylyania. wheat
and rye harvest over, both FAR below aver
axe winter oats doing well. early sown
very good. corn growing nicely.
The Great valley: Daleyille. Botetourt-
Favorable for all crops. nlne-tenths or
wheat in shock: thin on ground. but
well filed. grain Of good quality, corn
doing well: working Tor last time.
Vaudeville. Clarkc-Nine-tonths or
wheat I'm shock I'm good shape light crop
of straw. but heads well filled. rather
dry for corn. potatoes. pastures and gar
dens.
Mint Spring. Augusta-0ats, potatoes
and mlllet doing very well; rain would
help all crops
Rneyvilie. Page-Rain badly needed:
wheat harvest finished. except along Blue
Ridge Mountains. potatoes holding their
own. and crop viii be large.
Max Meadows. Wythe-Wheat being
harvested: damaged by black rust all
other crops looking wei, with fine sea
son.
Wythevlue. Wythe-Wheat being cut.
grain very good; crop will be light: oats
heading very finely; corn growing very
nicely, but needs rain; potatoes look very
we'll
salem Roanoke-Wheat harvest about
over: while season is a little dry, yegcta-
ton Is not suffering.
Tenth Legion Rockingham-Whe two
thirds harvested; light crop: clover hay a
short crop; fruit a failure; pastures hold
ing no well.
Castlewood. Russell-wheat cutting
about half done: pretty good. but rather
thin on the ground: oats and corn doing
we'll; all crops that have been worked
look well
Dwale. Dickinson-Favorable week:
wheat being cut: crop fairly good: grass
excellent; potatoes and garden truck
good: no fruit.