Show k THE CROPS Xle Farmers eviewsnSum f mary of the Prospects TIlE CYRUS FIELD LIBEL SUIT y Canada and the JUberjrilaira Saere 4 tars MannlngJadce Funeral 111el Motes The Season Crop CHICAGO June 2dThe folio wins crop summary will appear in this weeks issue i is-sue of tOe Farmers Jleriew Harvesting wheat has been concluded Tennessee KeaTucky and MiMcuri In the former two States the weather continued wet delaying the gathering of grain in sonic sections and caused some damage both before reaping and afterwards while in I shot In Favette and Lexiogton I Counties Kentucky whole fields are reported to have been ruined by the black rust and in fayette the reports indicate that fully one half of the crop is rained The average yield in both States is reported at from fifteen to twentyfive bushels to the acre where no injury from rust occurred Harvesting Harvest-ing jis still progressing in 11 inois Inditnaand Ohio under fairly favorable conditions though scattering reports of rainratid rust are made but not such as to indicate any1 serious damage Itaias prevailed over a large area of Dak ta improvinitlie general outlook f r5i > ring wheat greatlyand apparently insuring an average yield Tbe situation situa-tion in Minnesota has not materially improved Need of rain in Iowa and Nebraska is reported in Cass Carroll Franklin Howard Iowa Keokuk Marion and VanBurei counties Iowa Necessity of fain has been very pressing press-ing and the prospective yield of wheat and oats has already been lessened 15 to 20 per cent Corn Prospectscontinue very prom isincj in both nowthwest and southwestern south-western states t |