The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-20

/ 4 considerable increase has alsO been made IN
+ Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia. Michigan,
aud other States. No increase can be shown
either ii New York. Illinois, Of Wisconsin, among
\ the larger States A decrease is apparent in
South Carolina Louisiana, aud Toxas. In Hi
/ nuis small increase in winter wheat IL balanced
By reduction Of the spring wheat acreage.
| ohG graos. liyo, barly, and other grains,
hre generally in line condition. The largest m.
crease is in barley, aad in the States gcat n the
Mississippi, particularly u California, While Il
auglt enlargement u area is reported in Ge
OIao valley, In Ncw York, ana elsewhere. O.ts
lu Che CHIC valley have scarcely been sowr to
tAe usual o2teIti bat greater area has been but
10 elsewhere IN ,he Nost, as 10 Michigan, Wis
eoasin, Iowa, Missouri, sud Kansas. The crop
is aoi quite IN average condition ia some parts Of
Ae" England aud in parts Of Ohio. Indiana. Iii
noia, and Minnesota. viii o in tie moro soat horn
states tbe lYw temperature u tic spring months
has elected decided Improvement in crop
that generally suffers ia those lAutules 10y sud
den and extreme elevation Of temperature al
ilio seasoned heading.
fsvt.- Planting has been everywhere retarded.
either ay c@cersNe rain or cold. and partial re.
plhhhng Aas been an inevitable necessity. Al
SOME points totho tztlHt Of oue-hurth the area.
IA come cases oHn.iAird On one halt. and ia Wood
county, Ohio, ir5-ihiris o. the acreage. AZ thc
data " reports planting was ID PROGRESS IL, many
eases aoi hall finished, and nowhere completed
north 81 the OHIO river. Latest returns rcpres-
cat tha crop ss backward in some instances fce-
bic, bat generally green and vigorous, with
promiee a favorable season intervening. Of fair
yield The extent u area planted has been linli-
ted by tbe sappy u labor and the necessity for
rePlanungi astatcment giving approximate es-
Inmates 81 q viii be issued 10 July.
Coaoa The high prices q is6s have s,iBiu.
lated the business ofeopon-growng nsa opcr.
siors have noc.ed into il, Old plantations have
enlarged their bouu3euos, aud Tho indications
are unless providence lnterteres % prevent tbs
injury which VIII resnli from large crop al the
presont time that prices will decline When an
inercsse q 3 per eeht 10 bales vii Yield DO h. 4
efeAse "a d"ssafsi ana tbs proats u the culture .
A. q yore Nal be absorbcd ia the purchase u i
corr and bacon shieA should &c groan aud cured
a. home. Complaints y isie plating. bad
-iAnds, COLI and uliarorablc Reathcr are moro
% less genAni Throughout, the cotton states "a.
y vi pyo'e fery hai year ~ tae plant Il the
ptelset u la year shah not u attained. II Z
nas ioo .aie, pisA seed weather and exemption
from insects, q 9ttAa yel4 81 900 go otb aIes
which i 4aiie nsu4li ~ ti4e markets ~ Eqr0pe
All Aneries fcqmfe .. preseai, 10 addition to
lAe sra@ths u other oatton Gf.ds LARGER
'leai wi b sqfs 2 rstaet Materially the pnse
'bt@int8. The sssaai Increase in acreage Plan
led val b. eAicliale ! iof tiag Ialy report
fraia tAs Atlantic ki2ies, ffam North Carolina
10 flafsaa, diseouragag aceoaa,s Ars general
The p.aai i ye.iou and e-eAg thcra l. p.sf
'tA4G fspianltug Aas bgen done q e@.ra 20 il.
Instead --latest reports are ulafs fayasaiA.
'asi aesiAef L. psp4ae.ls saaIeItli c4ase IS
IA fsospees d n4auy cases "a nv L1t dsgs
BAYS mA3s .reai ngfga atnaat A lev f0Gar.s
fua florida AID Arealsas shsv that Ilsss = are
fgstArsag = sasa.t s2teat see Notes "a tbe
ifesaag craps g. asofs particular accounts q
attsa alsan1g
tFsv DFfR sofgAuHa VIII be cultivated mere
t.f'isiseiy aaa - alGag years 81 sirap Eaala.
Z hai e safht places uith The lntsnaan n :
sasaf maaiag. Hapa Ere gspafaGif I
q slas ss-L. Z izasllasl, csasfard. Co.sssisa !
80 Heas4ara uluss @iaas aa.u. yzsEs kat.
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