, 1863-04-03

The Corn Crop OF 1859 In the Vest
ern States.
From the Cincinnati Price Current, 1st.1
From information received from our correspond
cnts during the months of December and January
last. re make the following table, showing the e1-
tent Of the corn crop IN Ohio. Kentucky, indiana,
Illinois, Missouri and Iowa. The average referred
to By our correspondents is not the crop Of 1851,
which was generally Above an average but to what
is regarded usual average crops: n each State. In
the Southern counties OF Qhio. MI kcatucky, and
crop Was not over one-half al average; but in
the remaining portion Of the section Of country,
embracing the Northwestern States. it was q fair
to iul ase1ase IN all but Iowa anu in that State
it feezns that the crop was the best gathered.
In the correspondence from which we take the fol-
lowing, VI were advised that corn being 60 abun-
lans, and in many placea unsaleabe, farmers were
feeding 1t to hogs III the greatest proflsion it be-
fEg the only disposition they could make Of It md
more generally done than would hsyc been thccaso
had the roads been In sllch condition as to permit
its heing brought to market. There remarks refer
to Missouri, Iowa and Illinois, more particularly
than to Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky. Indeed, III
the lattcr State there has been no abundance Of
corn, and no necessity for forced disposal OF it..
The name Of the41n in tile first column indi-
Gates thu locatyRzd thu remarks opposite refer to
5ns hs se,a :essign Fl Of so"n nne sa5oI,ln
Ncro,n, Ind-Full average.
Forest City. Mo.-crop good, but loss planted.
Frederick. 1u.-Avcrage
Lewis;own. I1,-TE1l average.
Armieabnr. Ind -One-fourth below an average.
Ne9hus Me9lono,ls teTa--FnI f-FnI avsTase aycEase
Winchester nl-Full a7crage.
Warren Co.. Ohio.-Fasr average.
ST. Joseph, Mo.-O,er IN average.
Clasksyillc, Ohio.-Goodavcragc.
Miami Co., Uhio-Fair average.
Burlington, 1owa.-Full aYerage.
Astoria. III. Fair average.
Camden Ohio.-Fnll average.
Waycriy. ohio.-Onc.thirdb below an average.
Albion. Ill.-Full average:
Olncy, n!.-Eair average.
Monticello, Mo.-Fu1l aycrage
A ful! average in the north
1a,~.n-,,r+h r,n..s ern part OF this State; half
Ae''eN"o's" A'A'"s 3 crop in the southern parts
o.. IL none along TIC border.
Msnshsstcr ohoTh{eeioafths below aTerase
Lexington. ky.-Th5ee-fonrshs an average.
Msyssille, Ky::--Half an average.
Pt. Pleasant, NA.-Fnir average.
On bottom lands iair average,
Marietta Ohio srop eat On n'ands not over half d
Fort Branch, Ind.-Ah average.
Martinsyi1ic, 1ud-Full average.
Rockford, Ind:-Fair average.
Actamora, 1nd.--Fafr 2yeFnge
B1ooomington, lnl-fu1i average.
Deep Cut: ohio-Fair average.
s %ss;; s eslew tsa s,an
frlnceton, !nu-ra,r average.
Henry Co.. lnd.oone- -foufth oc!oW an average.
h1koIao. 1hu-UAe louf1A beioW all ase1age.
Milton, lhd.-fa!r average.
CLINTON CO.. Ohic-tn!! average
Washington, otio:-Half IN average,
Salem. Ohio:-Half an average. -..
1}rookyilfe. nd.-One:cighth below an average.
Hage1etoWn. 1nd.-Fair average.
Cambridge. Ina.-Fair average.
Sidney, 0hio;-F1l average.
F. nnklin Ind.-Full average.
Washington, 1nd.-Onc eight above nu average.
Xsnia, 0hto!-0ne fourth below average.
Piqua, Ohto.-slishtly belo" an average.
Indianapolis, lnA-faaE average.
Hampton, ,Ill.-SliShtly below an average.
Miami Co.; 1nd-One loufth be!oW an average
Pike Co: lnd:-Fnlt average
Quincy, Ii!--ralr average.
Caution, iA.-Eais average
Peoria; Ill air average:
South Lend, Lha.-faif aEcEagc.
Des Molnes. 1owa:-The best Tor many years.
NeFEon+ lEd.-taiE average -,...-
NrW Harmony lna:-Ont-lonr1h ocloH average.
Clinton, 1nd.-Onc: fourth below an average
| Caaiz-Oho-Half m average. ..-
| Wayne county. 1nd-ltat!lcr ABOVE an average.
| Lacon, 1u.-Qne-thisd below m average.
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