Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1881, Page 11

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1881—SIXTEEN PAGES. Menced tho i6th.. Yluld 28 per cent of Danyaged by Il Quulity not ns wood us Is percent of old crop on bund, Br. Mans, Jaspor Co, Juno ai.-Winter whoat harvest in progress: drought, Quality inferlar to itst year, ¥ thremvenina Very littie old wheat unsold. Mobuaxsuono, Hamilton ter whet harvest in progrogs, ros have boen plowed up and reptanted; ba lv datnaged by iv and buys. Weatuor favorab! No old whent on hand. Inrent Hingr, Alexandor Coy Juno 2t.—Har- one communion folk etree than inet vai f in One| hy ariny-wortn; qin ate ter Jha Ibe Weather ood. Ni oA - | damaged one-fourth by fly and chinch bugs. Quality nbowt tho same as 184, Werther fine for harvesting, and erop shape. One-twentleth of tho old crop unsoll. rvest in progress; grain woll tn at: ber x when ae rourth “less. than In IRA). Ely bean tnfurad, eet, drought have damaged erop, Weather fing, oudy by drought. | Yield fs Weathor very warm and dry, quntity’ poorer, td wheat all sold. Vaunny Pavia Woathor tino, heing put up in wood Juno 24.—Harvest of Yield one-fourth peot teu iinys ogy wis Into bia stifered ft drought, and rust, Quallts Wouthor favorable, wheal Ju good shapu, Pulnsk! Coy Juno 2beottarvest of Yield better than doiferson Co. Jun Rockport, Hooks C abed. Yieid will "etd hinted 3) per cent by pr than Wenth Jo good shape. Old whent wl Wiemra, Sedgwick Co. Juae 2d.—Harvest Chlneh-higs have damaged tho wheat one-halfin soma localltios. favorable and crop buing put up in good sbape. Very little old wheat on hand. Bante Cerny, Emith Co. June S4.—ftarvest Yiets greater than Inst year. C1 dannged f por e Weather fine, 3 —[larvest pro- r than inet sear. drought, Quality bet= ‘and orap will go up jv old whoat on Ineb-buge, fly, and frecz- ing have diiaged tho crop one-half. Jong 18M), Weather favorable, crop belng put up iy yood shape. Very Tit! whuat on hand, Ganoxan, Johnson Cow June 2.—Haryeat sincs siekd 7 per cent less than Inst Wenthor favorable. Aittte old wheat on band, Jefferson Ca, crap tuvorefauetis” damayel crt Fearths amare; won as 1 IB, ‘wels Pocanontasy Tond Co. Juno 2t.—Wintore whont harvest progressing; viol) oneebnir that, of 189); damaged by drowrht and ty: quality wr wnfaveruile for wheat fn ahoulk, us it was harvested groun to save from insects, Very Hette old wheat on hand, Hopaes Pank, Aloxander Co, June 24,—T8are veating of winter wheat commenced June 0s viet soo compared with cron Of 1880; nitality Wenthor flue, dry, and wart. Con dine 2h.—Win- Yiulil onesfourth that of 1880. Qitniity ged na fast your, Weathe orehawery. Old erop nll roll, Benny Paatute, Mamilten Co, June 2h—Hare rap. Indy damngod by well under was. wheat Just ef ‘Quullty soot, woathor favorable, suid eenp up in yood slupe. Nn of the old crop ine Pee Ry fourth that of 1880, ela and tty, Quality goud, zy Pulaakt Co. 4 2h vest. Rea er gs Fak Narvoste Five por cuntot old crop still on us ter wheat well undor wy. traw shorter thi 840, ‘or drought. Quullt; ‘Woeuthor vxceltent for, teas than taat yenrs ality not as joing old wheat niaility tntter thin 1880, id wheat on hand, Cepanvinee, Smith Con Jane 2—farvert wall under way, Yield potter than ltat yenr, Quality better than 1940, arvesting. Old crop alt sold, Oxrony, Sumner Co, dur menced tho Bth, rater thet 880, Nowheut on band, OTHER STATES. Weather wet. better thin bist urvesty graii bes ctly dry, ‘wo per cont of old Daun, Hamilton dittnages principally frown fi usual. Weather showers, on hagas not more thin neue SEALAMETHTOW fee barvest Bonempiiou fast votes erop dammed ones goal If uot Letter than 1830, Weuthor quod for + No otd wheat on band. Panixson's LANDING Hurvest commenced: yiu! au ‘touf half wv erons ; Corn, Jackson Co., June U.—Harvest progress: ns Ke Uttiv old wheat, yield Jess than Inst yeart crop damaged red>fourths by chinch-biys, etes quullty not Weathur favorable, nnd erop cen que up in good siutpe. Old wheat nearly wld, sul up parte pont otift ou hane % Perry Co. June £1.—Harvest fell To per cout less this 111 1881. Quality Inferlor. Finu weather for fe pod ns 1880, ne Sh—Harvest come Yield percent better thin the erop damned, etter than 14s Wouther son] for barvesting. Very littio of tho old crop unsold, Sreetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Anderson Co, June 34,—Harvest cotninenced; yleld not as good ns in 188d; crop dhunnged one-third by chinch-bugs; quality woud, Wouthor food. Muscoratt, Atchison coinmonced tho 1th. ¥! Inst your, One-half the ero dutnaged, - Quatity good, Wenthor fine for harvesting, Old wheat about nll sold, Huros, Atchieon Co, Juno 2h—Harvest com- t reent of that of Inst your's bard winter, Quallty ry lttio vld wheat of. rogresaliig. | ¥ badly damaged by Ito old wueut on hand, ylikt less than unlity 69 per cont Hite qautlity ns. Q 3° 9 Nontoxvintn, Jefersau Ca. Juno 24.—Har- yleld about tho sana ns last pears quality not’us: guod, Weathor dry and ote > Veat progresainy Wintor-whont, thal ft Saline Co. dune 24—iarvest com- f. Vield bettor than last your. try, and the grup is put up ia goud shape, Agsanta, Saline Co, Hone, Crop dumas: ntter thin last yeutr, wheaton hand. Juno 2h-Harvest Mardin Co., Juno 2— Ha" one-bnif leas than dh pur cent loss thar ‘ary cron damuured 25 per cant by drougats Weuthor fing, and urop pul’up. tn youd abape.. No old whoat ou js destroyod by ebitiellis8, ae vero winter. \veuthor wri aud abowery. Tittle ofd whoat on hand. wenworth Co,, Juna 24.— hent harvest cumtienceds that In 180; damaged by spring cold after it quality ats good ne Inet Ten por cont of old 8 good UH T840, June 21.—THarvest nearly dry wenther. commenced: wrowtngs Weather very dry, No ey, Madison Co, ditny - 24.—Harvert of whe 3." Yield oneethied Less ery Hittic damage from it. Considerible froin lute rains nnd wid Weather sturmy. selntore whet it J Grop stilt on hand, BPARKS Hitt, Hardia Co, June 2h—Winters Jolt Was than bry TRBUy A by tly and droughts or favorublo, and wount 2 Coy dune 2h—arvest conte Yield butter than percent, Quality the same na, yusu. Weather very dry, Old crop. nearly all Oswran, Lihette Co, Juno 21.—Harvestin Yield tess than Inst your. Crop damage Taper cont by ebinch-bugs. Quality of whent poor, Werther very bot, Crop put np in goo shupe. Very little old wheat on band. Co. June 2.—Winter wheat Damaged batiy by chinch- ue and reecit ators, Yiekd Qualley about na average. Old crop all sold. Espoura, Lyon Co. June 2t.—Winter whent Witlbengouderop. Same of tho late whent Is slightly fujured by cbineb- Quality good., old wheat on hand, Tiaunaxn, Madison wheat harvest Itt of IS. Many fel HovAS god as lust Year, thor throutening. June 24.—Harvest wall Halt less thin ti 18s, Damaged by drought and tly, Weatbor tine. Crop going up in jood ‘shape. Five por evtit of old ci id, ? CoLLsiNaVviene, Madivon Co. Jung 24.—Winter- wheatin rvest comtnenved June f than three-tifths of acrop, Quo by fly and draught and one- ehinuh: hugs. ‘Tho weather bas been dry. o crop is buiig put up in youd Euupe, Le, Macoupin Co. dune 2.—Tho of winter-wheat in this locality will bo 60 reeut less than in 180. “Mitteen per cent of bond. There ure several pleces uf equal to any of 188), but a lange pure iin wheat Just fall has one-fourth crop dian Crop damaged 2 June 2—Winter= ‘old ong-hall that 3 not worth harvestiag, Quitle Old whest ull sold, wu —— pul up to good shape. BTA. utler Co. June 24.—Tarvest of Pr whent progressing; wrain well In stuck, wreutor this 1880, Gueelialf crup din buy. Quality better thun Weathor too dry and hot, wheat to ripen too. rapidly, although torliarvesting, Old wheat ull sold. Four Scorn, Bourbon Co. June 2t—Whent dninaged badly by ehinch-biyg. mmore than bait a crop, wid the quality will be very {uferior. A N-htock, Hardin Co, Juno 21.—Wintere whuat harvest woll under wiy: Jast yours one-hlf the crop dauinge Weathar favorable, Noold wheat un hand, Warroxnonocan, Gullatin Co, June 84.— Harvest of winter wheat in progre he puot dine 1 was thittering, but storms, fy, and arny worm have siuco Injured quullty same ng hist yeir, litte old wheat unsold, OWN, Goilatin Co. Juno 2.—Win- Yield wood us Nlold as goo as Americus, Lyon Harvest finished, Toreka, Shawnee Co. June pie tae vest Bot = erop dainayed by’ chinch- ‘tho sume na list Year, fur harvesting, Waxanusa, Shawnee Ce Ir. ‘Two-thirds of tho crop damage by hard winter the ebinch-bugs. Quality: ubout the rime ns Weather fuvorable, and crop put uy i Boat shape, Tun per centof the old crop on qured by drought and Detter thin 1880, “MARINE, Madison C put up in good shape, Weathor has been wot Will not havo | harvest prowressing, 6 JUNO aa UF lead thant lant Weuther good. Vor! — ss is dine Sh.—Harveat well hy greater than lust sour, ffth by drought and ehinehs hugs. Quality much better than 1830. Weathor dry and bot. “No old whent on band. Tabotte Co, June 24,—Har- Wt fess thine 14, One-third y fy and bugs, Quality sume Wenthor’ fing for harvesting, and crop is up iu good shupe. Very tttlould wheat on bund. Futron, Bourbon Co., June 24.—TInrvest cnm- meneed. Yiuld 40 per cont fess than linet year. Threc-fuurths of the crop tdimaged, not as good og in 188d, Werther quod and crop being put up in good abupe, Ten por eent of old crop on bund. Mosnor, Lincoln Co., third of crop ¥i Crop damaged tor-wheat harvest In 1880, Very little dumage by drought und fly, Mutlity better than last your. he rop putupin qed shape, 1 wouthor proves HANVEYVIELE, Wabuunsee Ca. Juno 21.— Chinch-tuve bave destroyed nf, tuast 73 per cent of the winter wheat. Harvest not yot coim- inenced. "Old crop ubout. ail god, 1 June 4.—Winter wheat Very poor, One-bait winter killed, ‘Thir- ty percent plowed up, by the crop damue Bannow, Greene Co., June 2h.—Yield of win ter wheat one-third that of 1880, Qual Considerable dusaga from tly. Very bi wheat in the country. Hockuuipar, Greene Co.,, June S4.—Winter- wheat birvest well under wity., Damaged by talk Quality good as 1890, ‘ory Iittleuld wheat on hand. Kany, Greene Co. Juno 2.—Winter- wheat. harvest well under way. Ylelit less than In 1820, Thora ly considerable waste In barvesting, 28 the bonds aro av well tiled und heavy that thoy bur tho straw to the ground, beluw the reavi of muchines, Wenther showery. Five per cont of old crop on hand, Ttoopnouse, Greene’ wintor-whent yleld, two- quulity good, with large berry; no damage front June S.—Harvest nearly eh tesa than last year, Foss My -chinch>bigs, Quality’ com= pares favorably with 1850, Good weather, and crap putup tu good shape, Old wheat neuriy all bold. unity Hot as goo Ns Weather unfavorable for hurveating. Very Hetle old wheut on hand. Ginann, Crawford Ce winter whoat wommenced June 10. Yietd ices No damavo from tly or chinch-. One hulf the crop straw-fallen before fule ly ripo. Quality good, Old wheat all sold, Tuninaton, Coffey Co, Juno 2b.-—Harvest nearly over. Yield 10 per cent toss than last One-half tho crop ontirely destroyed, Wonther good for hurvesting. ‘on per cunt of old crup on hand. Lr Roy, Coffey Co. June %4.--Hurvosting well Yield of winter wheat fy less than iwo-thirda of tho crop danayod by buy. warm anddry, Old wheat all sold. Hon of the ground suwit fifths destroyed. sdeen plowed up. ‘Baranroy, Macoupin wintur whont willbe much | * Ono-fourth of crap damuged by Hrowy ‘Weatbor hits buon very warm, crop unsuld; a Tow large lots held by farniers; very little at warchauses, “Vinvex, Macounin Co, » winter whent vory puory badly injured by ty P and severe winter. “Forty per cent of the crop planted: 10 per cont of ull Harvest will commence the 2th, Yory little old. wheat on huud, "Hunker ttt, Macoupin Con dune o4.—Tar+ it . ial two-thinls uf crop cou quility good. Some thin I. Very Httlo old wheat on band. Syuta, Lincoln Co, stuno 4.—Harvest well cont better than fast per cent by chinch- huis and bot sun. Quality xbout the saine as 18, Weuther very favorable, ANOXIE, Leavenworth Co. Ji whont almost a failure. 1 Crop damaged baal: a1 eathor very wot. TA Craxr, Tinn Co., Juno 2i.—Harvest pro- z fess than last year, Chinch-buje have damaged the crop one-balt, Quullty not ns good ws 1880. Weather dry. Very little old wheut on band, CAMDEN, Morris Co. June 24.—Winter wheat Four-lifths frozo and dried ont in the Wait remnins looks well. Quantity will be far shorter that: 1880, Couxcit. Gnovyr, Morris Co,,Juno 21.—Harvest commenced, | Yicld less than it 1880. Crop dam i dunod, Some places one-hilt the ne, others whola crop, Extromo western scounty buildid not reach. In that portlun of the county two-thirds uf u crop, One i1fth old crop on hand, MAYVILLE, Marsh not yet commenced. Inst year. No old wheat on hand, Tanpsnuna, McPherson Co., June 24.~—Harvest sreater than let year by one-third to one-half. Quality a great deal botter than Inst year, Weathor very xood and the crop being put fn in guod ahape. MoPuenson, McPherson Ce harvest not ydt communced. if than fust yaar, Somo rust in wheat. Quality Abont the “Bae na lust your. harvestlog, Very lttlo old wheat on band. Paons, Ninmt Co, June M.—Harvest com Yield 80 per cont less thin lust year. Juno 2.—Harve Juno 2h—¥leld of uno 24.—Harvest of veg thin in 188), Yield feas than year. Ceojy diumuged zee, oat cari it Tauxes, Washington Go, Jtne 2.—ITarvest, not yet commenced, Yield 0 percent better Than lant yenes Quulity bettor thun 180, Wouter dry. No old wheat on hand, unu-tenth of ol Weuthor rainy. = = unig 24.—Prospect for MISSOURT, Speetar Dieparch ta The Chicago Tribune, Conumuta, Boone Co. dine 21.—Harvest In yield less than In 1890, injured by chinch-bug. Quality oot ns last year, Weather hot: crop boing put up in good shape. Ola wheat all sole Laman, Barton € xresming; whent wellin stack: yic! 1890. This county will not uverngo more thar six bushelsto the acre. Quality poor; one-tenth of the crop has been entirely. ruined by the chinch-bugs.: Taxco, Lenton Co, June £1.—Wintor wheat. $s failures. within the lust few days large por- tons of itbave fallon down, caused by tly and buys; not one-half enough wheut in the county je old waocat un- June 2.—Harvesting; tthe of crop of 1880; aie invest in progress. ar d With last yonrs Staona, ChnsoCo., duno 44.—Harvest progress+ Yield gerentor than Inst your, Cro) aed one-sixth to one-fourth by chinch-buus, Quality batter thun 188). Weather dey and hot, and crup put up in good shape. Ono-s old crop on band. MAN City, Cherokes Co., Juno 23.—Har- ing. Yield of winter wheat one-third less han 1880, Dumnged by tly, rust, and Quality inferior to last, year, Weather fair wos lodged badly, and put up in bud shape, Plenty of old wheat on hand, Cotusnus, Cherokeo Co.%Juno 24.—Winter- wheat harvest cominenced the 10th, Lon days Uerore harvest the prospects ware exccedingly goud, but the fly and ehineh-bugs have coin- taeneed-tholr work, aud in some localitins have done material duinuge to. the crop, be teas thuts lust year. a ine 2t—EHarvest pro- Wine Hatt, Greene Coy June 2h—Harvest the yiuld' will bu less than Weuthor good. Ten por cont ‘will commence the & Iss; quullty good. of old crop unsold, Nett’s Pornt, Maconpin Co., June 24.—Win- for-wheut harvest fu progress. Yiald throo~ 1 $n 1340, Dunmyod by Ny, * Quality goon, Weuthor rainy “jp per cent uf ald wheut on band, <> Hittanono, Sontgomory Co, June 24—Wine ter whout buryest in progress: hustenod by ty id nut halt that of fast sour. Que-half of old crop unsold. Montgomory Co. June 24.—Har- rosulng. Winter wheat woll instick, One-fourth of veo} fly, rematnder, “ winter Weathor wet, Five por cout of oid whoat on baud, - Nokostus, Montgomery To., Jima “4. whoat bacvest In progress, Yield not more than ged sown, “‘Thero wre thousands uf acres nut Quality paor. Weather thrent- f tho old whout on hand, 4 fifths less tha: CannontoN, Greene Co. June, 2t—Marvest commenced: ylold, 65 per sunt uf 18803, daamzed by drought 25 per sunt; quality as joou us 1880. NeRvAN, Greene Co. June 2h—Harvest well under ways winter-whent yleld onc-hilfless than 1480; damaged by drought and tly; quality xood. Wentner showery and Hall-storms buve dono a great deal of dumage. Ewing Contuan, Franklin Co, Juno 2 tweil under wry: yield, oneshnll 3 daminge from 2; Wenthor ruiny, n per cent of old crop sth Hexton, Franklin Co., Juno e4.—Harveat pro- gressing; yleld oneshulf compared with 1880, Crops diunaged by fly and i Harvest, Wheat \Weather.rulny. Old wrop wll auld. Juno St.—Harvert. will bo Jess than Fort Lrox, Renton Co., Juno 24.—Winter wheat o total failure, owls to rivages of chinch-bug; old wheat about all suld, CENTRALIA, Boone Ce hurvest progressing: nat your; crop damit iyhter than iss. Nu ofd wheat on lund, Tini1nos, Christian Uo wheat harvest proxressin, MW. “Considerable dumage Wenther hot and threatening. id wheat all sold, CAMERON, Clinton Co,, June 24,—Winter-whent prospect yoo; but vers’ Jittie planted In tole well under wuy, dnuett.—Winter-whent yield one-half less than by chine buys, Grain Weuthor has been ne. Winrienn, Cowley Co, June %4.—Harvest commenced. Yield grentor than last year. Cro; ality’ batter than 1880, worth cutting. Juno 21,—Wheat + entug. Vary little of Mirlon Co. June 24.—Harvest pro- id lesa thot in 188. One-hult of ol by fy and ehiaeh-bug. Quality ‘Very lttle old crop on daniaiged 2) por cent, Five per cent of- tho old crop unsold, June 21.—Wintere Yield 20 percent sevore winter, Quall- somo portions batter thin tn 1880, Une-teoth vf old wheat crop Weather good for Cowley Co, Juno 2 jout tho Gth inst. Yiei One-sixth of tho cro tugs. Quulity as good as jor tor harvesting. Cro yood shape, One-eighth of tho old crop unsold, Manyvitin, Cloud Co,, commenced the 2Uth, Yield 24 per cont hotter Datwaxed vne-halt by dea ‘bugs, Quality much vosting. Not one-tenth of old crop on hand. Canconp, Cloud Co., wheat one-third crop as compared wil Damaged by freozine and thaw tng in Threo thousand bushels old Sdnosten, Fayette Co. winter wheat ond-hale le: ned by dromghe and t twelfth of olil wheat crop unsold, 8, Euauo, Fayette Co., June 21,—-Wintor wheat harveating; yleld one-fourth tnt of 18803 roy droughtand tly; quullty poorer than Weuthor too wot for harvesting; low lund will not bear reaper, ‘Lon per cent of old crop on bund, Brownstown, Fayette Co, winter whont® principal dumago Tune A—¥iold of fale ‘Woathge uhowars. menced. Yiel Crop dumaged one-half Quality: not 118 wet, Very litle old wheat on hand. Pranovy, Marion Co,, Jung 24.—Hnrvest come mencoil. Yell 10 por. cen yenr. Damaged one-half by ohinen-bigs and Wet wenthor, Qunlity 10 per cent better than 1 Woutbor dry and hot, wheat on hand, Tenorr, Mitchell Co., Juno 24.~—Harvest pro- aressing. Prospects gual, Werther favorabte. Osaan Mtraron, vesting. Yiold fi Quality will be Ute. as : juallty inferior, One- “Foxviuex,‘ Marion Co. rood we 1k. We hort birvest iu progres jDimau ontelly od as. LANE yout. ‘cout of old wheat unsold, ‘Badia, Mucicn Ce . vest in progress. Teo batanged by ohluch-bugg. Quality infos tor. Weather hus been very wet. Vory Httte old wheat on band. \ ‘Hecker, Monroo Co, Juno winter whout commenced June 1d, Yield 25 per rent ioss than 180, One-fourth crop dumuged by Uy und drouzut. Quality sumo as lust your. eather fulr. Ono-olghth of old wheat aul on aie en See carer SrnAgHERG, Cass Coy dino fl.—Larvestin "iB. Ha 1820, Quality good aged by bugs aud cold winter, Rast Lyyxe, Cass Co. June 8t.—farvest In Yield one-half less than 1840, wif the crop destroyed by chineh-bug and Hes Quality hot as oud as inst yeur. Old wheat all solu. PLeARANT litt, Cass Co. June “4.—Winter- Very tittle dam- rom fly and bun. Qual cor wot Ning nor than last your, grentor than Inst no 2f.—Wintor-whent one-fourth that of Very ttle old ‘ “x no 21.—Harvoat- uno 4.—Yield of Minter, ehnlf that of 1680; in fly and bug. Wenther wats wheat down and badly tanglcd. Wheat alt sold. Harvest of wheat unsuld.: Crrne, Cloud Co, who Co. Juno #4.—Tnre eent less than in 14s), eathor continues fayor- et CHCAUTABINE. age from chinch-bis. Jnvrrugon Crry, Cole Co, June 24.—Tho bare vesting of wheat commenced on dune 15, 83 than In sl, Thirty-three per cont damazod y drought, fly, and” bugs, Lrop bulig put up in ood ebay of old wheat yot unsold. Juno %4.—TTarvest com- iO greater than lust year. One-fourth tho crop winter. killed. Quality xama i Weuthor very dry. . Fifteon per cent of old crop tingald, ConconnrA, Cloud Co., June 24.—THarvoat com- mater than in 18, Damaged ong-balf by Apeli freezes. Quality much better Wenthor good for harvesting. Eutaorrarown, EMfingham Co,, Juno 24.—Wine progress; yield one-fourth by drought, bugs, and tly; quality goad. Weuthor good. Ten per vont of ald orop unsold. Effingham Co. June 2t.—wWinter wheat harvest commenced;. yield lesa than in Crop nearly rulned by bugs and ty good. Werther threatening. EFFINauAM, Effingham Co, June 24.—Winter wheat harvest in progress; lesa than in 1880; dung Woather rainy und unfavorable; 10 per old crop on band, ¥paravoon Etingham Co., June 24,-—-Harvest: a) throo-faurth ily. Quullty #3 good ns in Weathor Vory hot. Ono-fourth tho old crop of wheut on band. West Sates, Edwards Co., Juno 2.—Harvest of winter whont in progress; ylold one-fourth that of eet Damaged by tf ter whent harvest in that of 1880; damaged Ente, Neosho Co, June 2.-—Harvest finished, Chinob-huys tho enue, y few ood picocs of wheut in the county. Wenther favorable for harvesting, nid crop put up In good shape, No old wheaton band. , Neosho Co., June 24.—lnrvost> 1 50 por cent less than thne of 188, Damaged by tly and chinch-bugs. Old crop nil sold., Chinch-bugs are tiking a great deal at Girl apmors aro discouraged trying to ralso if ‘conumura, Monroe Co,, June?t.—Harvest pro- ‘Wheat Very poor. reasing. Yield & por cont legs than 1889, Quat- Weathor wool for bar in wood shape. Weather warm, pe. Five per cent: ty uot quite ae sod, vesting. Crop is beine put up Tou per cont of old wheut unsold, WATERLOO, Monrae Co., June 21.—THarvest of winter wheat in progress. that of 1881. ‘Twoetifths of erup dumay Untanco by ovartlow. Quality Koud. +0} old crop unsald. + Mernovoris, Massao Co, Juno *.—Ttarvest of wintor wheut well undor wa: bottor thus 1880, y iy—not seriouuly, oud, Weatbor fine. Crop in good condition; oat for several yours, UAWRENCEVIELE, Tnwronca Co, Wintor wheat baryest tn progress. Darmngod by drought and dy. Quality good. Woathor favorable, Fifteen Per cout of old wheat “*Rarwazront; Lawrence Co. of winter-whont provresaing: yleld one-fourth ality good; weathor dry; onc. Aifth old orop atitl un bund, CuAuncry, Lawrenco Co., June 2f.—-Winters ress; grain well in stack; thin’ In 1880; quality poorer thin last year; weather warm and shows TBooxrvin.e, Cooper Co. June 2h—THarvest progtessing. Yield less than in 1990. One-fourth of water whent “ winter-killed,” - Quality good, No old wheat on hand, Buxorrox, Cooper Co. June wheat hurvest in progrosa. | ¥' Insects bave and still wro Jujuring it than Inat year. Nog.old wheat on hand. Sevan, Chautauqua Co. June 2.—Tarvest per cont leas thin last year. Crop damuged ono-tolrd. cont better than crop ts In good condition. Leona, Doniphan Co., June 2.—Harvest of winter wheat progrosslug; ylold ono-hulf toss ton last year. Quality nat us oud as in 1880, Wenther dry. Onu-sixth of old crop unsold. AMILENE, Dickinson. Co. Juno 24.—Harvest progressing. Crop dumagod by hall and cbiuch- bugs 15 por cont. | Very little old whout on band, . Cureven, Dickinson Co, will begin the ths general WU “Yield will be greatur than 1880. | dina beon dum uged vary little by te cold northweat winds durin wood, Waather hos little old wheat on baud. Lawnmyor, Bouxlas Co, of winter wheat progrosal erything encouraging. Epen, Doniphan Co,, Juno 34.—Tarvest com- Viotd teas thin Inst yoar. C1 uged 76 peraont by freezing, tly, otc, wood. Woathor vory Mne, » Filty por cont of to old crop on haud, Junction City, Davis Co, June 24.—Wheat yield will bu greater thi ui have done some dam botter than Inst your. ‘ery little old wheat on band, * Burnnorerit, Dooatur Co. Juno 2.—Tarvost not yotcommencad. Ylold will be greater than ality botter than ‘1 Vi ould whvat on bund, Lonatoy, Kilt Co. June #i.—Harvost progross- ing. Yield about tho same us list your, Crop (Wouter atyiuud Geos nut uf) in good ab ‘vattior dry, und crop put uy shape. Vory itl ial whoat on and. : Witson, Exrawontit Co, Juno Yioid groator. than ‘Quality wood, Yield ona-bult of 3. Yield 60 per cont ea by drought and tly Weather very tine and Yield less that jn SENECA, Nemahn Co., Juno %.—Winter-wheat harvest will be very light, Not yot commenced, Most of the wheat was winter-Killed. V matna fs botter that tho crop of 188, Very Ilt- uo old wheat on band. Oamnoratos, Carroll: Co, progressing. Yield less thin in 1880, Quality: Wether wet und threatening, + o A whent unsold. Rurckinnwar, Caldwell Ca. Juno 2,-Hare Yet not yet cummenced. Nearly double tho i tyr of 189 is expected. ‘eathur gol hut very hot, Camenos, Clinton Co. dune progressing, Qualit; uge duno by" insects, TQnutzoNvitse, Casa Coy dine 24. Yiotd as good Ag hast yo tuged one-fourth by chinek-bugs und ty, hi good 14 Weuther favorable, and crop Yolng put up in better shapo than usual. Vory Metle old wheat unsalit. Furron, Callaway Damaged some by tt Hood uN 1880, nourly all sold. ferop in county June 4.—Harveat ehinch-ouga nnd CrntraryaA, Nomaba Co., Juno S1.-—Winter> wheat yield one-bult crop us compared with B80, Quality good, Principally damuged by sovere And suvere winter. Onv-tuuth of old crop unsold, Cumberland Co,. Juno 24,—Wintor i in progross; yield one-hulf that ‘of 1880, Dumuged by soyore winter, Weather worm and wet. Vory little uld wheat on band, Noga, Cumberland ‘Co., Juno 2i.—Yield of wintor-whent will be onc-{fth the crop of 1880; aged by tly, chlnoh-bux, od. No old whet on hand, 24—tarv — Sane, ate Utne MinnKAvorts, Ottawa Co,, Juno 8t-—Harveat jald about the snine its Inst year, by drought in Murch and hall storm and chinch-buys iutoly, Quailty a Httle otter than 1890. Nu old wheat on band. BENNINGTON, Ottawa C wWhoat harvest commences will be secured, wheat on bund, MICHIGAN VALLny. Osage Co., ‘Yout progressing, ent one-ha ality aaino as Iast your. Mileaton hand. 2 OLIVER, Osago Co., Juno 4.—Harvast well une Yield 2 per cent less than Inst Crop damaged 2 grout deal by chinch- Quality bettor thin 360. Weather good. Fif- teun por cont of old crop on band, Osnonxe, Oaborno Co,, June 24,—-Harvestneare roator thag last Drought and chinch-hugs have seriously in. the late wheat, Quullty bottor than pod for harvesting, and crop pl shape, No old whoat tov sale, juno 2.—Iarvest Budurod mostly by tha lastof March, son yory hot. Very y of wheat good, No dam Juno 24.—Winter= June .—Harvesting ug. Xleld good, Eve Wount harvest in und drought; quality 2, Yield threo-tourt! Co., Juno@t.-Harvesting fs dn 1880 In this vielu= 1 the old whout sold, Maurinayicre, Clark Coy Juno 2.—Wintors wheut sluld will not uvornyzo tive bushels wore, One-elanth of old crop unsold, Cagny, Clark Co, Junos4.—Winter-whoat ylold two-thirds toss than 1880; principally damiged by flys quality guod3 innny teldd not worth hare Hanpin, Calhoun wintor-whont; yiuld. ity; quality good, 2 Juno H.—fare ie Joya than 1880, Very’ little old » June H.—Harvort com cont loan thuit tast year, aud chinch-bugs, Onutitv author very hot, 01 ’ New Buunetpe, Johnson Co. June 24 wheat Larvoating yield less thun 1880: tsvouraring; the writin will be badly n wouther hot and miiny; ground too dott for mas piney wheat badly, tanglod, und molding in 00! . '. AMNSON, Davioss Co,, Jung 24.—Wintorewheat Kd better than thut of 1860, Quulit: Wonther favorable, No ald wheat unsold. Wasninaton, Franktin Co., June 4.—Harvest of winter wheat pro; damiuyo from drougl dn 1880, Crop boing pnt 0} iifteenth of old crop unsol Nontu Sparnarie.y, Greene Co. Juno aver, * Ylold largo us Ve, ei — a Douncosuy, Johnson Co, June 2%.—tHarvest cy, Progressing? winter wheat well in stavks yield ‘Lequal to tat of 388U; quality bettor than bast Lyeary weather fayoral * Yuk Prancy, Jotfersan Co. June 24.—Winters Feld one-third that and dys quality not dast your; wouthor unfavorable; onc- of old crop on hund. ie “Invinaton, Jofforson ommevord tho 1th, ¥! ear. Lamauedl by htnoh-tge an ual! vor’ OTs > Qno-Bith. ‘of thp old vrop on hand, Dix, Jefferson Co, Juno 2t—Wintor-wheat Arvest [n-prowrosa; yictd one-fourth that of ud. by severo winter nnd hinch-buys, Wouthor wot. Old crop all sold. PDYKR, Jeiforsan Co., Juno 2.—-Whoat hare fold one-third that of 1880: wand chinieb-buga. Wonther » fhe wheat ripened late, and yaa the only romud: eee (ino beads, and wil to ainuunt of straw, If It does not MANSHALT4 Clark Co, Juno 2t.—Hnarvost of winter-whent_ in progress; yleld twoetlfths less ured by tly and chinch-bug, vy bird winters quality wood. Wonthor raluy. Dwouty thousand bushels old whent on band, Clark Co. June 24.—<Victd of wia- not be aver ono: ust yours damagat Lwostbirus Very Jittte old wheat on band, :Brsiw Grove, Clay Co, Juno s4—Wintors wheat barveat In progross, that of 18s). Damngad threo-fourths by iy and wiity good. Weathor fuvurablo, “Very cop gpigold. Chay Crry, Clay Co., Juno 24.—YVield of winter wheut three-fourths loss than 1880; duuinaged by unity poor, Wonthor bot, 4 crop on band. Z Loutayitin, Clay Co, Juno 2—Wintor whont damaged 80 pur centby droughtandtly, Weather warm, Boven por cout of old wheat unsold. Fiona, Clay Co, Juno 4,—Harvost of wintor grossing; yloid one-fourth th Vhreo-fourths dam snuility goud, We ‘Tou por cont of ola wheat unsold, Parenting, Crawford Co, Juno 2i—Harvost progressing, Yield will not oxoved an average Crop. od by’ ih tand ity, Quan pi good shupy, Que- than that of 188): id. ‘Swheat barveat in but principally Of, 18803 daunted ‘Winter-whoat harves Quality good, Weather has been favorable, and ty in good sbapo, One-lftocnth of,cld damaged - onvefltth, Launep, Pawace Co,, Juno 2.—Harves: Yield greater than Inst yeur, chinch-bug, utc. rable for harveati “Juno 2.—Harveat ird as large ax dumuged by drought, quality good, third. Weathor fave crop going up iu good whape, Very little old whoat uusuld, Ray, Pawneo Co, June 24.-Taavost com: munced, Yiold greater than last yeur, damage 26 per cent, oe Woathor yery anid, Howard, Uo., Juno A.—Harvest Yigld will bo one-half a crop. Dumagod by freealng, cblnoh-hugs, fy one-half, Wouthor hot and di putup well, Heads of wheat well Mited, Howard Co, duno 2.—Harvest pro- aut un AverARG crop of F cont hy jusects and dumagod one-third dry, aud orop put up ia good’ shape. Ono-toath old crop unsold. Hays City, Bilis Co. Juno rosaluy, Yield gre Yiuld one-fourth: uatity better than t, No old wheat on autor by far thin 1890, 1 ity excotlont; much better thin list yoar, ‘euther fing and crop ta bolng put up in koud shape, Old crop all sold, ‘DAN®, Franklin Co,, Juno 24.—-Whont harvest commenced, Yield jose than lavt yoar, Chiuche bugs dolny conaidorable damagy t) somo tlolds, Pruspects not as fayurable as two Weuther tine, Very Httla old wheat on hand, Painoeron, Franklin Co, Juno 2.—Harvest commenced, Yield about tho saine as comparcd witl ‘One-hall the crap damaged by cold , woathor, chinch-bugs, and rucont wat weather. Quality not na yood ag 188). euler: for baryesting, lut tittle old whout on eat progrossiy; Ganrretn, Pawnco Co, reat donl better than 1880, h quite short, but well filled, . Weathor dry, and crop boing put up in goud shape, IN, Phillipa Co,, June? baal? ‘ot cummenved, ¥ aaee Bl Harvey. your, a ve dd | Lewis Station, Henry Co., June 3t—Tarvest> Yield of wintor whout one-tfth lose than 380, Crop uninjured by insects, Marrlson Co, June 21.—Ifarvest commenced. Yield much leas than luat year, Gnerhalf the crop damaged chinch>bugy. Weathor fing. 0 all sold. 1.—Wintor-wheat Yield will be much wt your, ‘len percent of the crop In 5 t ; ‘JENEKYVILLE, Jorao} ‘oather flav, No old wheat oo winter wheat less than 9 crop has boen dost 81.—Tho yield 580, ‘od. by “ Srocaing-out,"* One hundred thousand bi Wheat unsold In the county, “Fixtnow, Jersoy Cow Juno, 2h, yield of wiutor whoat threo-iittha thal “Quality youd; 6 per cent of old wheat unsuld, . Egat, Jersey Co., June, 24.30 ter prnent in pro; 13 ins the folds in spots, ly eis high winds. Ton per cont bund, winterekitied. OCaRTHAGH, Jasper Co., Jno 21—Good proys ross made In harvesting. Jold its good us in and bug, whic! unlity tot as xood ag last year, Elgbt per cout of old crop unsold, Lex Busi, Jackson Co, Juno 2.—Wintere wheat harvest welt under way, ¥ thi nau Quality. Parravenung, Ebtiline a Con Juno: Ferien ob hard witter, Good weathor for Purvesting. Niceznsox, Rent Co, Juno 24.—arvesting, rospeots wore uxcellont; Duin have made a RSA pl saps ani ir el o te No old wheat on hand, meee f ‘a 4 June 2i—Harvest pros jd yreater than Jaat ged ono-balf, Vi ro} dn good shapo; very little old Mave hud vory wot Considerable urain in ~~ arveatini $40 per cont of t of prt Ys Light and for hurveating, Ton old crop on hand, ltoc, Crawford Ca. Jun fourth cl imparen Witt 1380 Darmusud jour! Pay WB Ct, cal be ores Mi fiye “Quulity quod, Weuther fie Oxvonn, Franklin Co., Juno 24.—Iarvest com menced, Yield jess thai 1, Duinayud 40 vent by chinch-buya, Quality not a Weathur too wut for burvout ttle old wheat on band, Hronnonn, Frank! commonoal. Yiald ones Two woeks nyo wheat dry wouthor and cbinet fs re a oF wit a1 cwinta foal ohannos quality ma | ono-balt- 18 Sh Win uru| t Eri % Yield, i " nL Considerable dame uge from chinch-buya in southern part of couns ty, and a lorwe acreage plowed under, Wannenauvna, Jobnso Wiutor-w In pry Quality pour; iifentnonelnae . GueENwoons Jackson Co. Juno “4.—Wintore what yield ones thid common ju Dauuyed by chiuch-' : Kangas Crry, Jackson Co, Juno 2—Winter uty is pour, Yivid one-fourth Sadly injured by cl ‘ NauvILLE, Johnson Co., June *4.—Hurveate uv dow gruat damuge to Jato wheut, | Slany fleldedestroyed. | T ‘of tho prosent crop will grade about ©," yield (woetbirds of a crop, uooxrixen, Linu Co,, Juno2.—Wintor wheat ida _not worth cut: Greatly damaged “FLAT whoat harvest lin Co. June 2t—Harvost if teas than lant ry haully. a cially pores oe ue and o wheut ullweld. = PUY YP “GuatnvILD, Goro’ Co., printer whoat In progross, | ¥' from insects: or 1 Co. Juno S4.—-Harvost= ng tu Teas Thun ue year. Mora wien ‘onerhule of phe erop ui Up tn mood ahupe, | per Co., June ¥—Harvest prov id wit be gronter Duuoh bettor thiw J put up iu good shape. No old wheat on bund, spe dha taal ast than 1480. Woathor very hol ni Co., Juno St.—Haryest hunt prospect disc oer reals .Ttomtnnon, Crawford Co, J ight, iadly durungod whout burveat, prog: drougbt aud iy. W woods No old 6 D 03 June 34,—Winter wheat hi ee eee OV Ind ong-thied Chae of 16, eather wot. ‘ery Uittlo of old crop unsold, ‘Muepond, Idrsey Co., Juno 2t.—Wintor wheat and unfayoruble, t progrcsaltiz. . wheat on band, 2 — Burkes Wine, pumaalt ality better than ia BrOCKDALE, Riley Co,, Juno #4.—Harveat coms menotd; crop in tlhe condition; sume fow tel damuged by obluch-bugs. wheat on band, lune St.—Winters an ¥iety ono-bilf that the ary. Cuality'o no, 24.—Harvest of Joss than {n 1680. feather ne HUt as good wa Inst your, ir if pot rulued OrrERVILLY, Jersey Co., Juno Sie larvedt of ys cent by fly and rust, te ‘urea por cel ot June $4,—Harvosts er fourth crop As Annarotts, Crawford fag, Yield of winter w! comparad with 3880, Damaged wood, Fine growling wouthor, + June 8.— WV ho ith.” Yield 60 por veut 2 f; + ananed uncehalt by ti wy, Od a “ne, Weather | fa An good sbape, ‘Yeu por punt of olf crup on band, TRunToM, Cliuton Co,, June 24.—Harvost winter wheat woll uodor way. Yiold less thunin Quality poor, Dame, and wind storms. Wheat LMANANT Mounv, Doud Vo, Juno H—Ilar, vest of winter whoat commonved; yield once" third thet of 180; quality fair; wi ‘heat uo. bol wht ote, whuat prox! Wenthor lus, Nools MANHATTAN, Miley Cog Juno’ 2t.—Harvest commenced the 15ths yicld La iterad ey pieen und uality wuuh bet. Ours harvesting. Old whose ull wold. Hurcusxsox, Kono Co. Pog wan debe wheat In this: UANLYLH, Clinton Co., tha! “old crop atitl on bund. harvest communced + OAMPDELL Hint, Jackson Co, uuno 2h—Hare of winter wheat commenced J: i ress than 1880. Ono-thitd of crop dana by dy und chiueh-bi > dust yeur, Woather. ld. Ross Hi Jasper Co.,, June -A.—Winter ibd oie taind is oro OF 18 jo nsu! ou food as lust yar. ‘Oulwhuat all sold, ..Newrox, Jasper Co., Juno 21.—Harvost oom ‘pioh groutor thant than last your. ino Weather for Nini fu, anaerch Y 3 juno 24.—Tlarvost pro- reo itor nae, last cA ‘aud re ther favorable and crop delng put wt good shape. Old ‘wbcat all wold. B farteu Riven, Kice Co, Juno 2.—Harvest ocommenoed, Yicld greater than last year, Crop Harper Co., J: juality bet ‘on than fi ae. Koo id wi — Co, June 2. — Hurvest BavawzcK Ciry, Harvoy Co., June 14.—Harrest Chinch-bug and fly have damaged {t to great extent; quality not as good, ] Naponron, Safayette Co, Juno %.—Winter wheat ytetd one-fourth that of 18, Damage hy fly‘and bug. Quality poor, Weather wat. Acroayo icss than tsual. Luxtxatox, Latagette Ua, dune %4.—Tho yield of winter wheat firee-fourths lesa than 15%. Jrinne ee by sarote winter: ond th fiers ee put FK,000 tnehole raised. Quullty good: ‘bushels of oll wheat in the countye ue Mroatravinny, Lafoyette Co. duno 24,—Viold OF winter whent one-fottrtlt ane ng compared with 88), Cunise, “ovinter killed." Weather Jing. ‘Lon per cent of old wheut unsold. Conwa, Laclede Co, Juno 2t.—Harvest in Progreas, Yield one-half that of 188). BVILEE, Linn . dune 2.—The winter In this county is half plowed up, The re- p harvest the Ist of July. wi maltler will bo reu At Lafayotte Co, Juno 24.—Winters rospeet vers poor, quulity poorer, and sleld three-fourths ‘less than in 1830. Damaged thletly by chinch-bugs, Mr. Virnxox, Lawrence Co,, anne 24.—Harvest well tndor wn}, Yield one-fourth jews than in 13M), Datnaged by ehtneh-bitrs. Quality not as youd as tust yenr. Very fittle old waeat on band. Wartrsa, Livingston Go. June 2.—Winter- wheat yleld as furge us 132. Will be rendy te hapseatuuiy 1. Quality much better chan lust Convent, Lafayette Co, June 2ta-Winter wheat very poor, fottr-Dfths winter-kilfed. Hare vest has commenced, Berry good. Chinch-bugs work lug i the whent to sue extent, Mayvinw, Lafayette Co. June 24.—Tarvest hag conmien eld will be lint on see Wa . 37d of being winter-killed. | Chinen-bins and huve dumuged the crup In oie places. New Hove, Lincoln Ca., June. Harvest in fui binats sicld ane-tulf tess than 180, Crop damaged by chinch-buys,tly, and dromeht. Quale Ity suino tis th80, Weather warin und showers. Very ttle of wheat unsold, TOWONA, T. mene, ¥ 1d per cent Ten per cent of old erop 1 Naporros, Lafayette Co, June commenced, Yield of winter whe ofacrop, Sone fields aro tot worth entting, Coinch-bugs and ily are damaging the erup badly. Wrrentng, Livingston Co. Juno 4, ~Tarvest not yet commenced, Chinch-bugs aud tly have tuinaged the crop "15 per cont. Quality com vores favorably, with tint of 1b. Wentaor very hot, Old wheat all sold. Than Wnt, Montgomery Co, June 24.—Har- vest progressing. “Yield less them Just. your. Crop autanged oue-balt, Weather favorable for harvesting, Very Uttle old wheut on hand. Tentnasp, Misalss| rONTes x Inw), Qi better than fast year. One-fourth of crop diinaged by ehlueh-tlig. Woathor good forhurvesting. Very littiv of old crop unsuld, Nrosno, Newton Co., Juno 24.—Harvest about fulsbed. “Yield 5 per cent of lust yene's crop, Crop damaged one-half by rust und Insects, Quatity not us good ns 1880, Weather good and crop put up in good snape, Kappos, Osage Co., dune 24.—Harvesting, Yield jess than Inst yer One-fourth the crop damuged by drought in May. Quality very poor. Wenthee dry and warn, : pl Cu., June 4.—Harvest winter wheat larger thin Pennyvinea, Porry Co. June 24.—Harvest Is nearly over, Yletdtess than in 188. Crup dam- aged nt least 15 per cent. Nopaway, Vickering Co, June 2.—Harvest not commenced, Winter wheut wilt be less than half a crop, Pettis Co, Juno 24.—Harvest well Yield Jess than in 1880. Quality aot ns good. “Larve portions of winter wnent de- struyed by the chtuch-huy. A large perventayo will bu wown for tcuding purposes, Lawson. Hay Co. dune S.—Harvest com- meneed. What isleftot the wheat looxs full. rene aea haa been plowed up. Quality beter itt 18S, VANDALIA, RalisCo., Juno 21.—Harvest pro- greasing. Yield of wheat loss than Inst your, Crop dumazed one-half. Quality not as srood ns issu. Weather not favoribte for bucvesting, Seventy per cent of old crop wasold. QuIcK, lay Co., June 21.—Winter wheat yiclds one-half crop compared with 188). Quality wood. Weather untuyorable. No ald wheut on hand, Hioompreny, Stoddard Co, June #4.<{Tarvest* voll underway, Yietd better than Jast year, Crop damaged 6 per cent during winter. Quality: Detter thin 180, Werther dry and warm au crop being put un in good shape. Five percent of old crop unsold. os Mr. LRONAUD, Salina Co, June 21.—Winter whent sleld one-third as compnred with 18a, bor ha inferior, Onuellfth of aid wheut stil on tut, : SIACKLEFOND, Saline Co. June 24.—Wheat Hrospeot pour. Muny telds not worth cutting, Yield pot more thin necessary for bread und Keed In this’ county. Quality good Ihirvest vominencud. Haackuunn, Saline Cu. winter wheat three-fourths pred with 180, Quatliy not as good. Twanty per ceut of old wheat unsold, Mrast, Satine Co,, dine 44.—Harvesting. Viel of winter wheat one-half less than 1880, Qualliy good, Chineh big dumuging tue crop badly in some localities, MATA DEND, Salling Coy June 21.—Harveat well under way. Yield less than in 188), Torece fourtta of crop injured by buy, ty, and drowrht, Quality not a8 goud as last yenr. Weathar good. Very little old crop ungulit, Brownsvi.e, Saline Coy June s.—Harvert progressing, Yield one-third lesa than last year. uality good. Weather fue and cropis being put up in gout shape, St, GENEVIEVE, Bt. Genevieve Co., June S.4- Harvest well nader way. Yield leas than that of lust your, Some teids dauwaged considembly Wy the ty. Quality fully: ns fone ae 18X0, y Bethe yory hutand dry. “Very little old wheat on hud, Tack Watnur, St. Charles Coy June 2h— Harvest well under way, Onerfifth of the ¢rop winterekilled, Onv-fourth damaged by ove June 4.—Yield of flow. Quality 10 por cent better than 10, Weuther Tor harvesting, Ono-ffth tho old crop on hind, Chanenor, Shelby ony Junust,—Winter wheat harvest will commonce ‘Ist of July. Yield not more than one-half that of 188), “Damaged by eon and ily, Weuthor good. Olu wheat all’ old. Denver, Worth Co., Juno 2i.—Harvest com- monceds ylold greater thin Inet yoor; daningo to crop oy drought and obinch-buys var dignt; quality 30 por cent better thun 8, Old wheat uearly allsold. . - ‘ Orla. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Braue, Athons Co., Juno 2t.—Harvest of wine ter wheat {a progress; yleld one-half lesa than In 1880; damaged by freezing and drought; quality good, Weather favorable. Vory littlo of old crop unsold, *WAPAKONETA, Augialzo Co,, June “4.—Winter whoat harvest will begin July 1; ylold Ayo» olghths that of 1880; quality good. Jnvrgnson, Ashtabula Co., June 24,—Pross poet for winter wheat oxcellent; nothing but ruator # violont hail-storm will injuro it. Minpierowy, Butler, Co,, Juno £4.—Winter whoat yluld one-third lesa than 1880; the heal appears well filed and may thrash out botter than usnal; quality good, Weather fine, Ton per cent of old crop still on hand, i Cannonrton, Carroll: Coy, Juno 2h—Iarvest not yet commenced.’ Crop damaged gone by fly aud rust, Old crop all sold, BALINEVILLH, Colunbiana Co, Juno 2—Eare yeat willeomaiunce about July 1, . Prospects fully ne wood ae in 1880. Woathor has been very wet for threo weeks, Old whent all sold. CognootoN, Coshocton Co, June 21.—-Winter wheut yinkd tess than i840, Nadamaxe from tly Por buy, Oil wheat on low land appeurs tine and heavy, butun upland tho straw short aod the crop not as heavy as last your, Gneanviiwek, Darko Co, June 2.—Wintor wheat hurveat progressing, Yluld” lesa than in One-fourth of crop bas been daw: ao by drought, Weather wot, Old crop all sold, uunuy, Delaware Co, Juno, 21.—Winte wet ener ae teen ables” Very little old whoat on bund, Wrxawed, Fulton Co.,'June 24.—Harvest not ot comuusced, Crop .dumuged one-third, ¢ juallty very poor, Ono>tonth of the old vropon Deurt, Fulton Co, Jung 2.—Winterewheat prospects batter thug ten an ugo. Thy pains ave uAVOd it, Yiold ong-haik that of 1s, Not roudy ¢o harvest boforu fst of July, ‘Tenuow, Fulton Co., Junv 24.—Winterewhoat yield Gwo-httha tesa tan that of wall get Weather wotand favorable for *ruut.” ‘ery littl old wheat ov band, Mamrpxn, Geauga Co., Juno2t.—Wintorewhoat yield 10 per cont loss than In 3a, Thy droughy }. Damniged by dronghy and ily. Quallty equal to of no caop as come | -overs y R ‘3 of May shortened the length of straw, but ie hag: . noarly recovered aince the favoraula wenthe re - Quality good. Wenther tino, ‘ Wasnrxaton, Guernsey Co, Juno 2t.~Wii ter-wheut harvest In progress, Yielt Uoorconet * fess than in $8, Damnazo trom drought ‘and recent heavy rains. Quality gnod. Weather. \infavorable for harvest. Eifteon per cent of © old crup on hand, eo Gattironia, Gallin Vor June 24.-Vield “ot piiter whont bovo- tid ofa than tn 1890 dame 4 te an routh. 10 gral %, ight, uel not wort harvesting. ANA | Tieses.ts, Geatign Co, dine 2t,—Wintor-wheat. rospect yroot, Not ready for Suny 4 Nounnexo from iavees. ae Pelee Nonrmt Famirs.n, Muron Co. June 24.—Wine ter-wheat yleld two-ihirds that of 1880, Drottyht stearate Fae ASE, eat et numpensnted for hy prosont ran. ‘wal ee cent of oft! crop atti on hand. ~ high sa Mitvensnuna, Holmes Co. Juno, 2.—Warvest of winter whont will commence July 1. Yield une-fonrth less than that of 1880, Damaged by drought In May, and recont heavy rains, causing i tho grain to full, Weathor hot and rainy. Con- . 43 siderable old whent on hand, 3 Dees a ee Loaax, Hocking Co. dune 2t.—Winter-wheat a prospect fnir, Very ilttie dunia from tly or . drought, Quatity sood. Woeathor favorable, No ~ {8} old wheat on hand, ; Bt iI ia Avasent Station, Highland Co, Jung 2t— Winter-wheat ylold not ns os 188), but imore lerenxe sown; prospects Tale. . Cam, Harrison Co. June, 24.—Wintor-wheat rospect NOt a0 Las in 18803 no damage fram ” nerets, but blades of wheat neur ground show wigiis of rust, ‘ Mount Vicrony, Hardin Cay Juno 24.—¥ield : of winter wheat one-fourth leas than 1880; dame aged by tly and drought. Ull wheatalt sold, . -” Bret Jefarson Co., June %4.—Win= ter whe pre es to be eq! tn crop of 1880. harvest. will not begin befure the Istor July. * Coanrox, Jackson Co.. Jung 4.—Yield of wins Ff ter wheat lees thin bts 1880; per centofcrop . ‘ib damaged by ty und drought; quality better than 1 fast year.’ Weathor dry, 738 tT Levrntxas, Knox CoyJune2t.—Wintor-whoat ” harvest will not commence Uefora July 4: Ny datng sone datange; yield 25 per- cont loss than in 180, Weathor wot, and wheat falling. Haxoven, Licking Co, Juno 2t—Wheat ts. turning. Hurvert will bo Inte. Fine berry, hut net te Jarge a sield ua 1880. Wheat all sold at ‘Manso, Marion Co. Juno 24.—Winter wheat . not reds to harvest bofors the Ist of July, Hessian fis has burt tae wheat badly. Faruent ave olferlny 10 contract new wheat for $1. _ MraMtsnuna, Montgomery Co., Juno 24.—Win- ter-wheat hurvest in progress, ‘Yield 0 percent Jess than in 1840, Late sowing Js tho principul cause of fallure of good crop. On. all. carly: sown felis the stand was good and the yletd ox- cellent, Quality good asin 180, Twenty per vent of old wheat on hand, ws Furpeick, Mahoning Co. Juno 2t.—Wintor- whent pros} woou, Yield compares favorably with 1uuv. Quality soou. : -DAMASCOVILLE, Mahoning Co., June 2.—-Wine ter wheat uot ready for barvest betore July |. Prospeet for crop equal ta that of 1890, Woathor wet. One-half of uld wheut unsold, CEEMA, MorcerCo,, June 2.—Woathor fayora- We arnin te tilt. Yield of winter wheat will ine SRUre of 1880, Harvest will commence in ten Vaunptxe, Pantding Co. June 2,—Wintor wheat prospect not fluttering, Yield one-fourth less than 1880, Ong-fourth damaged by drow; by. ” Quality not as ood as last your, ‘Ono-twentiat : of old crop still on baud. t Orrawa, Putnam Co. ne 24.--Tho winter wheat suid Joss than 1880, One-third of crop bas heen destroyed by. dire and tis. Quality eryuitt to wheat of 188, Weathor ahowery. Vory Uttle ot wheat on hand. ZANESVILLE, Muskingham Co, Juno 2.-—Har- of winter Wheat will not commence before ; duly}. Yiold two-fifths Joan than in 1880, Dau need by tly and rust. Quality falr. Weather ubowery. ‘en per cent of ald crop unsold. SnENANDOAM, Richland Go. June 24.—Winter~ whent prospect poor. Not iit for harvesting be- fore July L. Portavowrn,-Scloto Co. June 2.—Harvost | wilt commence the 23th, ‘Yieid will’ba less than Jnst yeur. Quality good, Weatbor favorable for ripening tho gruln. No old wheat on haud. Cttnton, Stars Co., June 24.—Wintor whont f: not renily for burvest before July 1. Yloid throo-. 7; fourths of crop of 1880, One-fourth of old crup still on band. Sinpnny, Shelby Co, Juno 24.—Winter-wheat |: harvest will commence carly in July. Yield ¢ threo-fourths of crop of 1860. Ton per cunt ; damaged 4 tty and drought, Ono-tonth of old °:; crop unsold. ae LucasvinLe, Beloto Co, Juno 24,—Winter wheat wil be harvested about July 1, Prospect: good on sandy soll. Straw short. Heads woll * matured, Wenther favorable, . ise Cantronnta, Union Co. June 24.—Winter whent yield Mi por cont Jess than that‘of 1840. ast year, Weather thiv. Very litte old wheat re hand. Lurge portiona shipped within last ten hays : Bi - Wraton, Wood Co., June 2t.—Winter-whoat © gle two-third that of 1880; one-third damay by drought and severe winter: prospect for quality good. Weather. wet. Very littlo of tho —_— ‘ ‘ old erop on hand, * INDIANA, 2 Speetat Dispatch to-The Chteago Tribune, ts ATUN, Adan Co., dine $4—-Winter-whoat .. harvest willcommenco July.1. ight on the 2: xrouud but well Miled. Yield lesa than last yoar. Whent injured same by drought io carly spring. Old wheat neurly all sold, . . i Fowsett, Renton Co, June $4.—W foter-wheat Yield less than 1850, Quality not-as good. No damage from drought or tly, Weather dry and warm, Old crop all sold, Lenanon, Hoone Co., June 24,—Winter-whoat .* harvest will conunenco fast of June. Tho qual- ity will be fully as good as Iu 1480, Yleld not as: lnrge. Simult portion of tho utd cropunsold. = *'¢ Conuamnte, Bartholomow Co. Juno 2t.—Tar- veut parses Yield I than Inst Damned by dronght and tl Quallty good, Wanther good. Vory lttle.old Wheat ou hand, = —— Paae: Ttovan Centre, Casa Co, June 24.—Wintor-' wheat yield less than 18d; budly dumuged by + drowbt; quality good, or bettur than. last your.! Weather warm and dry, Very little old whout,; tosell; small quantity a store. i Frankyont, Clinton Co, Juno Si.—Wintore *; wheat hurvest will communce about July 15+ °° crop will be fully ng good us in 1880; onu-eurhth) + ‘of tho ald crop on band. pe ll J Buspurt, No Kalb Co., Juno 2i.—Winter-whe yiuld not moro than i} per cont of crop of 1 Gumuged by drougnt, uy, god severe wintor. Weather hot and ruloy. ittvou per cent of ‘old’ crop stilt on band. Gosten, Elkhart Co. Juno 24.-—-Wintor-wheat, ylelane-hutt that of 1600; otluly dumuged by", Bovero winter and spring drought; quality ge 10 por cent of last your's crop on hand, Rocnesran, Fulton Co, June 2t—Winters. wheat yleld Gne-tfth less’ than 188; damuxod ; by rowgats quallty good aslast your; old wheat’ Nri Atmany, Floyd Co,, Juno o.—Wintor. *; wheat harvest not yet commonced, Yiold will * he 1 per cont leas than in 1880, Quality butter. Uld crop nll gold, Wenther wet. E Covinarow, Fountain Ge, Juno 24.—Winter! wheat harvest ly prog reae ¥ileld one-half jcsa than 1880, Harnigor by fly and droughts.’ Quality suporior to last year. Weathor favors'' able, One-fourth of ald'crop unsuld. | ay ve Linton, Greene Co. June M.—Hoavy showers day. Graln badly down, Yield will bo one-half less than 1880." Bad weather for hare | oe Sout of tho wheat in shock will have cy od. Ciogno, Haintlton Go, June #4.—Wiater’ whoat will be threo-fourihs of a orap, game ne-fourth of old arod to 1K8O, Quality good, Or trop unsold, Wang favorable, Avro, Howard Co, Juno 24.—Winterswhea eae gee ey rear ae good. ay 18. Quality” wot fore vi wil equal tat of 184. Small amount of Og . crop un hand, ae : the i Xenia, Howard Co. Juno 2h—Present etouay! iB cool weather, with local rains, brings on barvosy' yory fust; burvest will commence Ju two wooka * Koxoo, Howard Co., June 24.—Pros; fabj. foru ‘winterswhout crop; ten sas yot bo. foro hurvest wil begin; oueriifth of tho ol¢- crop on band. ‘ ; Naw Oaurte, Henry Co. Jung ,St—Wintar, wheat burveat will commence in two wooks erop cut short one-third drought; ivality goods very smallumount of ald crop unsolt weuther favorably. fi sollyatinarony, 1a ntingio, Co. June a. Win) if Le ri 14 3 crop dumagod ae Hyr view ougetuisd eas thou 1 1880; quality Ayon, Hendricks Go., Juno %4.—Harreat of winter wheat progresalnxz} ylold one-half that o- |, 7000; damaged by ty and drought W per cent: * fs A 4 sae