New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28
THE CROPS.
WHEAT IN NEw-ENGLAND STATES.


Maine reports same average of Winter wheat as
last year, but per cent in Spring wheat, with
present condition of the former six per cent better and
the latter that amount below the crops OF same time last
Ncc- Hampshire Same average Winter wheat and
IS per cent more OF Spring wheat-both Ill about the
Teinonf-Three per cent greater acreage of Winter
wheat and per cent more OF Spring wheat-he latter
in same condition rs last year. ana the IOrer 10 per cent
better
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per cent increase in acreage Of
Winter and 10 per In Spring whcatthe former II
per cent better in appearance and the latter eight per
cent.
I'm acreage of Spring wheat with present condition three
per cent below that of same time last year
Winter wheat and about the same in Spring heat as
Last yearhe former promising IL per cent anu Tue "'cI
eight per cent better
WHEAT IN THE MIDDLE STATES.
Ne- York reports six per cent increased acreage OF
Winter wheat and ten per cent in Spring wheat the
former being per cent and the latter per cent better
In condition than at same time last year
Ndr-Jdsey-Five per cent increase OF acreage Oh
Winter wheat which f. per cent better ia present con
dhion No considerable amount OF Spring wheat grown
Pennsylrania-Slight increase in the acreage OF
former over per cent better IN condition. ana the latter
10 per cent below that Of last year , -. :,
DeldUdyo.-Seyen per cent increase OF acreage III
Winter wheat with 80 per cent Improvement In appear
grown In Delaware.
WHEAT N TuE SOUTHERN STATES.
MARYLAND reports four per cent increase OF acreage
In Winter wheat With 80 per cent better promise from
present condition. 30 Spring wheat,
Tirgnid.- per cent increase IN acreage
winter wheat; very little Spring wheat grown the for
%sF promising gSsFl 10 anu inc "'''i 20 80
North Carolnd-Eight per cent increase IN acreage
Winter wheat, and not much Spring wheat sown; the
former being and the latter 80 per cent better III aP
pegrance than an same tine last season. - e
South Cdrolhd.-AbOut ten per cent increase Oh
acreage in Winter wheat and about 90 per cent Deter Ill
'1ldjGna@ seyon psr increase OF acreage
In Winter wheat present condition 60 per cent better IMAM
Mssissippi-seven per cent increase in acreage Of
Winter wheat the present condition is gwen at 70
per cent better than last year. -
Jennessec-Increase OF acreage reaches % per cent
@ron at the present time is so per cent better limited
breadth of Spring wheat with 80 per cent Detef con
IJIapsas.-Tbirtv per cent increase in acreage and
per advance over last year III condition oil the
Topisiana-Fifteen per cent increase in acreage of
Winter wheat hut condition about the same az last year
1erGs.-So far as reported, there Is decrease 9l
from II 10 10 per cent III acreage OF winter MIe, ~
the present condition at 20 per cent below las! year "'
same date The crop OF last year however was ge,
Georgd-FOrty counties report ii per cent increase
I'm acreage Of Winter wheat and about GO per cent advance
in prospect crop The crop was not more than hi an
EenfpcIu-Forty counties report five per cent more
acreage Of Winter wheat while the present condition IS
given as so per better than at same time last year.
when the yield was considerably below average
WHEAT IN THE WESTERN STATES.
Okio-Sixty counties of Ohio report decrease OF
about Is per cent in the OF Winter wheat put the
prsent condition of the crop claimed TO be at least 100
r cent better than last year at datethe crop OF
s66 being half Spring wheat covers 80 per
acreage, and appears IL per cent pc''eR n
last year, when the crop was good .
Indidnd.-FOurteen per cent decline III acreage ol
winter wheat and from 40 per cent increase in acre
age of Spring grainthe former 70 per cent ana INC 'er
- per cent better than last year. - - 800, .o,,. 1oss
Enthusiastically counties report two per cent less
acreage of Winter wheat but Is cent increase OF
spring wheatthe former being 10 per cent III '
dton and the latter ~ per cent better than last year
mi
acreage OF Winter wheat and 30 per cent IN spng we
the condition Of the former being 80 ana inc "t'ci ~
per cent better than same date last year. w..
Ucsf Virginid.-AbOut the same acreage OF WINTER
f fSan IN P PsS5i o''' o. ''D '' '''
WchiGGn-Roports show 8 per cent increase Of acre
a i'm Winter wheat and I6 per cent in Spring wheat
TIC former 50 per cent in condition. while the latter
" ni"conSjn~Tbree per cent, less acreage in Winter
wheat but IS per cent more III SpIlng gfdlI-to me-
being % and the latter per cent better 'n"u S0 u''
Mnnesoa-Fiye per cent increase OF acreage III, IN
winter wheat and IS per cent in Spring wheat-the
former per cent and the latter IS per cent more pronls
-Four per cent decrease in acreage OF WINTER
wheat Int % per cent increase In spring gralhlnec
former slightly better than last year. ana tho latter Dou'
IKapsasEAcreage of Winter wheat II per cent less
than year Spring wheat 80 per cent more when tbe
ton OF the I3t SpyinS wheat is about the same in
appearance RS last year. - n
81 Ke5rGska Failing of 10 per cent in acreage OF
vinter wheat hut 30 per cent more in Spring wheat the
rmer Is over 20 per cent below the crop OF last year III
condition, but spring gram 10 "O'"7 w.
ceding crop A.. or,;n,
II win be noticed that most of the large wheatgro"s
states Of the West have decreased their acreage u
Winter wheat and turned attention 10 spring Ha-, 49,
former suffering much from winter kllins anu o'H'i
fatalities to which the Spring sowing is not subject
The acreage OF Winter wheat oWn Is hedf a es S "a
Tho apgregafe as that of last year, though - leS
snw ~ tbe principal wheat-grOwing states; IeAhs'
kansas Ohio. and Indiana report diminished aSIieahS,
Inf Virginla Georgia, Arkansas, and tennessee lss
increased breadth The NewEngland ana Niluao %
shov slight Increase, perhaps SIX per cent, Wnlo o
v,,hern Sbeafgrowing States show an increase OF ~
per cent In point of condition the Iae f Of 6 per
anconroeng Ohio reporting an improvement, VI oy =. p
cont on last year. Indiana 10 per cent lIIInols, 80
cent Michigan per cent; Wisconsin, ~ Per TSJ %
ncaofa ner cent Missouri 80 per cent hehtuchy %
per cent Virginia per cent -NoTth Saroina ~ t n
Lent SO per cent and other states VIII tS
Tcetion OF Texas making favorable comparison Win
last wear The acreage OF Spring wheat Is yb,h
creased probably average OF ~ 10 - P d ~ NO
must tell very susceptibility upon the aggIegaVe !ieu ~
Unusual casualty awaits the maturing crop
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