Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-07-18
NO. 42

of Speing wheat. the former over so per
cent better ID condition and the lausr 10
per cent below that Of last year.
DetaTare-Seven per cent increase Of
acreage in winter wheat. with 80 per cent
imprOvemehtssin appeanee over dale lasl
year. Not much Spring wheat grown IL
Delaware.
.Aaygiand reports four per cent iucease
Of acreage in Winter wheat, with 80 per
cent better promise from present eondi.
sion. No Spring wheat.
EIrgiRia-Thiriy three per cent in.
crease in acreage Winter wheat; very
little spring wheat grows; the former
promising loo and the latter 5 per cent
better than last year.
NORTH Carolina. Eight per cent in
crease IN acreage Winter wheat. and not
much Spring wheat sOwn; the former be-
ing forty and the latter 80 per cent bet
ter IN appearance than at The same time
last season.
South Carolinia.-About ten per cent
increase Of acreage in Winter wheat. and
about so per cent better il condition than
last year.
.Alabama.-About seven per cent in-
crease Of acreage in Winter wheat, pre-
sent condition so per cent better .ihan
last year.
.dississiPpi.-- Seven per cent increas
IN acreage of Winter wheat, and the pre-
sent condition is given at % per cent bet
ter than last year.
IsnneSSee.-lnerease Of acreage reach
es % per cent as compared With last
year, and the appearace Of the crops at
the present time Is so per cent. better,
limited breadIhs Of Spring wheat, with
30 per cent. better condition.
HrkanSas.-Thirty per cent. increase
in acreage ard ten per cent. advance over
last year in condItion'Of the crops.
LouisanG.--Fifteen per cent. increase
in acreage of Winter wheat, but condition
about the same as last year.
Ieras.-So far reported there is de-
crease Of from IL to Is per cent in acre.
age Of Winter wheat, while the con-
dl,iOn al 20 per cent below las. wear az
same date. The crop Of last year, how
ever, was late.
GeorgtG.-Forty counties report IL per
cent. increase Of acreage Of Winter
wheat, and about so per csns.sadvance in
prospect Of crop. The crops was not more
than half an average.
| Kentucky.-FOr;y counties report five
per cent. more acreage Of Winter wheat,
while the present condition is given as so
per cent better than at the same time
last year, when the yield was considerably
below average.
| Ohio.-SIxty counties Of Ohio report
a decrease of about Is per cent. ina the
acreage Of Winter wheat, BIZ, the pres
ent condition Of the sop is claimed 70 be
at least l60 per cent better than last year
at the same date-the crop of 1866 being
half an average Spring wheat covers 35
per cent. more acreage, and appears IL
per cent better than last year, when the
crop was good.
Indiana. per cent decline
in acreage Of Winter wheat, and from 40
30 80 per cent. increase Of acreage Of Spr-
ing grain-the former 73 per cent. and
the latter l3 per cent better than last
year. d.
HLinOis-Sevenly counties report Two
per cent. less acreage Of Winter wheat,
but % per cent increase Of Spring wheat
the former being Is per cent better
in condition, and the latter - per cent.
better than last year.
.Missonri shows an increase Of over 25
per cent Ia acreage Of Winter wheat,
, and 30 per cent in Spring wheat-lhe
condition Of the former being 35, and the
latter 90 per cent better than same date
last year.
Vest Virginia the sane acre.
age Ct winter wheat, but 10 per cent. in.
crease in Spring wheat-the former pro-
missing over so, and the'latssr % per cent
better than in 1866.
.Michigan.-Reports show 6 per cent.
increase Of acreage in winter wheat, and
/ 16 per cent in Spring Wheai-the former
$50 per cent. better in condition, while the
latter IS about the same as last year
Wisconsin Three per cent less acre
age in winter wheat but 10 per cent.
more in spring grain-ths former being
% and the latter 2 per cent. better than
( same date last year.
! Minnesota. per cent. increase. OK
acreage in Winter wheat and 35 per cent,
IN Spring wheat-the former 2 per cent.
and the latter 13 per cent. more promis-
ing than las, season.
! Iosva.-Four per cent. decrease in
acreage Of Wintsr wheat. but % per cent.
r increase in Spring grain-lhs former
( slightly better than last year, hhd the
latter about per cent. above.
i KGnsdS.-asreag Of Winter wheat Z
per cent less than last year. Spring
f wheat 30 per cent more. Condition oi
the former IS per cent below last year
: when the crop was excellent Spring
wheat is about the same IN appearance
e as last year.
e .Ns5raska Falling of I9 per cent. ir
e acreage Of Winter wh.at. but 80 perceni
9 more in Spring wheat; the former Is =.
20 per cent. below the crop OF - -
in condition, bus Spring graz, 5a;ro a. :,
n we'll as ,be preceding %
, 1t WILDE ho'ics33 ,eat mos, Of b.F.,u
!, wheat grovirg States of the We,, 3 rs
81 deGreseo their acreage Of Wir.sr VIZ.
and turned attention to S,-i,o -.-- -; -. ~
q former suffering fsom WjD,eTkillin- ~ =
= ana other fa.slilies to which ,he Or,
O. sowllg IS nss subject, =
3 Inc aeafsge Of Winter wbso. ,o,e,
= = us'liJ as large in The aggregate As Ia
sasl year; though Il IS less Ia a few .