Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-05

yort tribune. June ".
FROM '' .rw ENGLAND STATES.

| laSb years tNN 49, -
wbes whos,. with present condition oil il
e s, f., ,uer six per cent better, and the lat,
Wy ,h.t amount below the crops OF same V
! time last year.
New Iiampsh;re-Saue average winter v
wheat aud fifteen per cent. more OF spring a
vheat--both in about the same condition ;,
a. last year.
yerulont-Three per cent. greater aver '
age OF winter wheat, and fifteen per cent. d
more of spring wheat-the latter in same 1
condition N last year, and the formorahir-
| teen per cent. better.
Observation-Disclosures per cent. increase
| in acreage of winter, and ten per cent. in
spring wheat-the former seventeen per
cent. better 10 appearance, and the iatser
eight per cent.
Rhode Island reports an increase Of three
per cent in acreage Of spring wheat. with |
present condition three per cent. below that
Of Same time last year.
Congratulations per cent. increase
in acreage of winter wheat, and about the
same 10 spring wheat As last year-ihe
former promising II per cent, and the lat
ter per cent. better.
WHEAT IN THE MIDDLE STATES.
New York reports per cent. increased
acreage Of winter wheat, and 10 per |
cent. in spring wheat, the former being |
: Ia per cent. aud latter 10 per cent. bet>
ter 10 condition than at the same time last
\. year.
New Jersey-Fiye per cent. increase OF
u acreage Of winter wheat, which is IL per
L cent better in present condition. No
q considerable amount of spring wheat
4 grown.
PENNSYLVANIA = Slight increase in the
3 acreage of winter and decline in the acre
y age Of spring wheat, the former over
Df % per cent better in condition, and
the latter 10 per cent. below that OF last
year.
'r Delaware-Seven per cent increase Of
J. acreage in winter wheat, with 30 per cent.
nv improvement in appearance over Same date
!: last year Not much spring whest grown
in Delaware.
ly WHEAT IN THE sourns1x STATES.
'er Maryland reports four per cent. increase
up Of acreage in winter wheat, with 30 per
I'd. cent. better promise from present condition.
80. No spring wheat.
rec Virginia. Thirty >three per cent increase
nj in acreage winter wheat; very little spring
uc> wheat grown; the former promising 1OU
of and the latter per cent. better than last
~. year.
=" North Carolina Eight per cent. increase
the in acreage winter wheat, and not much
ges spring wheat sosn the former being Az
uc- and the latter 80 per cent. better in appear
~. ance than At same time last season.
MI" South Carolina-About ten per cent in
eral crease Of acreage in winter wheat, aDt
one about 30 per cent. better in condition that
ve. last year
a Alabama-About seven per cent. incress
Of acreage in winter wheat; present condi
USE ton so per cent better than last year.
ui- Mississippi-Seven per cent increase il
feit acreage Of winter wheat and the presen
, In condition is given Mt % per cent bette
than last year.
'"e Tennessee-Increasn of acreage pcache
the 25 per cent IS compared with last year
the and the appearance Of the crop at the pres
h. . cnt time 10 80 per cent. better limite
breath Of spring wheat, with 50 per cent
'"'' better condition.
ago, Arkansas = Thirty per cent. increase
Vest acreage and ~ per cent. advance over las
and ycar IN condition of the crp.
~. Louisiana Fifteen per cent. increase
acreage Of winter wheat, but conditio
from about the same as last year.
nber Icxas--So lar ms reported there is a dc
ous> crease Of from l2 to Is per cent. of acreae
49,, Of winter wheat. while The present cond
~ tian is 30 per cent. below last year At san
the date. The crop Of last year, however, W,
bcr- larre.
,r.c. teurgia-Forty counties report II ps
cent. increase in acreage Of winter whea
'e'' and ABOUT 90 per cent. increase in psospe
mat of crop. The crop WAS not more than ha
sfcat an average.
r,,e. kentuckY v Forty counties report . p,
cent more acreage Of winter wheat, viii
III tho present condition is given "a 30 p
es Of cent better than at the same time last yes
t dee when the weld was considerable h-' ,~ :.
rad. WHEAT IN THE WESTERN STATES.
.,s Ohio-Sixty counties Of Ohio report
a, decrease of about 10 per cent. in the acr
ohc age Of winter wheat, but the present cond
= Is t,on Of the crop is claimed TO be 1t least
mon per cent. better than last year at same da
lars. Tue crop 0! 1000 oeiog hsf an averag
Spring wheat covers 81 per cent more acr
Wv age and appears II per cent better tn,
the last year, when the crop was good.
logs. lndiana-fourteen per cent. decline
., - acreage Of winter wheat, and from ~
90 per cent. increase IN acreage Of sprir
'"s eran-the former 70 per cent and the Ia
ON. ter | 3 per cent better than last year.
ling Enthusiastically counties report . D,
.;o, cent. less acreage Of winter whest, but z
per cent. increase Of spring wheat-tf
former beng ID per cent. better in cont
amy ton, and the latter l. per cent. better this
ork u,ssn,x; .,o :
stiSSouii stoWs al iucIe8Ne OF over .
5o,- per cent in acreage Of winter wheat. an
ture 81 per cent IN spring wheat-the conditio
9th OF the former being IS, and the latter .
per cent. better than same date last year.
" West Nirginia-About the same acreae
u'ar of winter wheat-the former prom,sin
ectt over so and the latter 90 per cert. bett,
than in 1866.
Mchigan-Reposts show per cent. il
crease OF acreage In winter wheat and |
silly per cent in spring wheat-the former s
and per cent. better in condition, while the la
,et, t.r Is about the same - last year.
:, Wisconsin-Thres per cent less acreap
IN winter wheat, but Is per cent more
ne' spring grrin-the former being % and III
IDLY latter per cent. better than same time IA,
,se year.
- Minnssota-Five per cent. increase
~, acreage in winter wheat and IS Der cent. i
we spring wheat-the former psr cent. an
eur the latter Is per cent. more promising tina
.;sL last season.
lowa-Four per cent. decrease in acre
jug age OF winter wheat. bnt % per cent. in
one crease in spring grain-the former slight,
me better than last rear, and the latter sbou
IL. per cent. above.
-. kansas-Acreage Of winter wheat II pe
cent less than Last year. Spring wheat 3,
SO per rent more. Condition Of the forme
be IL per cent. below last year, when the GRO,
in was excellent. Spring wheat is about th
,,., same in appearance - last year.
Misunderstanding q 10 per cent IN acre
age Of winter wheat, but 80 per cent. NOR,
VA IN spring wheat; the former Is over 20 Do
to: cent, below the crop Of last year IN condi
the ton, ut~spring grain 10 doing ~ we'll q,
'"e the preceding crop.
are 1t will be noticed that most Of the lare,
Der wheat growing States Of the West have dc,
aw creased their acreage Of winter wheat, anc
IN turned attention to spring grain, the former
=, suffering so much from winter killing anc
me other fatalities to which the spring sowing
lir. IN nor Suhiecr