Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

1859. 1850
Whole titled l5ntOO 2Oo,; 90
area in q, 900 lO9o1
Blu hels Of HheAt... 1880 $500, 100
surplus 1905 900 ,U0O
Tais hs the wheat crop Of the state
Tor 1860 and bout third Of the whole surplus Of the State
The t-tAl crop about 6,Or,O bushslS. or this, J..
O0 belong Paul dstrct or shut Is sushe to
each liant with surplus Of l5hUO and SOC 00O the
sur us Of There are more people IN st Paul district
in which the manufacturing and commercial Indian military
consumption.
nevertheless stacked in he Minnesota and Upper
Missssi pi V.leys surplus ly $500 ushes Of wheat
which through St Pau-n to speak
OF Other OOucts II the grain the Southern
distributed in the year. st. Paul will ship
crop Of this year nearly as much as any Of
towns and probably three much any
In few agriculture the
Occupiea Of he NO Wst Paul will export more
grain than all Of the towns below put together and may
grain, 90 OUOuOO will shipped through St. Paul
The hastings (Dakots county, Independent 3h ult
says:
The being thr,shed in this vicinity average yield
will Re cons deraby IS bus els to the Mes Hill
Washington 4 6U yielded IS bushels to the
MIR Roger Of sores vi ded 81 ushel the
The paper also speaks Of the OF in that county and
hat SICK containing tvo bushels oats the
shO ed 46I iuuds to The Oushel.
Capt Roiu ays the St. Anthony CHennepin county,
Express has threhed eighteen OF oats which raised
farm that Ounty The yield thousand two hundred
and sixty busGes just seventy bush Is to the
The Cloud stears county Democrat that the winter
usually large.
Josiah EbrO had hreshed new wheat and oats the
he Wahasa county, says Benj Dodge
Esq of West Albany eed hiI harvest and hreshed
crop forty OF sod and measured ESQ bus
Az excellent yield.
tW4tei (wssbn county, correspondent Il the Pr
says that the yield of wheat 10 that s thirty
bushels sixty average and u
quality before SURPRISED in / is ether State
The crop throughout tae State i f y'eld lar ely
There Will he quaint ~ year ami the con-
tinued weather shy f.T rable Tor lie peIc'on
KANSAS.
Leavenworh paper GLOWING Ntele denies that tie
Hat ham
scented % b.:
We croakerI in midst, and from the enat as
tnpis ch them have u-ds brou he Eah'ef IRE
to depe1ise The como tin Of crops IN hi Tror We Would
suppose that they rsTd o' their en ITS IN u ms
Sore 81 .hat fan ne must he the result
the drouth Til. oeterous for there is OF
ty Trtly which win lot rae sore thao srfeienI %
upp its population, and toe river unit es VII have large
surplus ~
he-yy Pc hSvr spOiee our pe While TIA fIoss Snd
wet eeatr last yea dsS1a ed Ohio an he idle .tstes
a a whe . ,ntburdc mpant IRON Milne to aeo Eil up
RON the arners fels III goId grain ri
Inv rlor Us recon, tie hui bsnomsn A pe pie we
cam Il ext Ell I'd ale with Aud
- ssv with truth thstt re Is no oil IN til u on WHICH has
Jefferson county which will max half cop which has
seen drop ere s Sc SEEDS Chic ether
further trey would be total ureo but here they wall
than repay the farmer for his pains
merchant in San Fra Ct supplies paper there with the
following figures the tr'duetVeDess Of the Czltor soil
He u.y ave u der cultivation in 1904 25 600
acres Of lanI average Yell til ty bu he acre. s 7O
COO Consumption 90 barrels Of -four per month. sa five
bushels barrel equvs 800 bushels per month
for bread ,nhs 36O00 For seed next wear
one and ore the OOOO-say 37s0OO Total
3g7 shoEing surplus Of 52j 90 u els the pres
years crop. The barney Of greater Than
aggregate the entire crop throughout the staes
$50 COO which, at thirty bushels the
1000 ed prcvender, 24OOO0; consumed for
ing ger beer, CO., consumed for seed for ye 1862
half bushels to hs acre, OOOJ t575 0O) Total
SGT 0O0 Leaving as surplus $50 0O ush=Is rom
eng CROP"