, 1870-07-25
TIE CROPS IN JULY.
Official Report.
DEPARTMENT or AGh1cc1rCHs,
STATISTICAL DIVISION,

h&N{uCkN EtOC&1 lCfEljIh 1lu Hu3pQlGnkH Gt |
Inicn ktcrk ysrsls at Chicago, tho cro?s III
. GERMANY. san Domingo. culture Of ,naidcr in |
Smyrna. circhona cultivation ih Iuslis, wheat !
culture in india potash as 4 r1an17e, wages ut
l,,rl. farm labor. agricultural statistics or colo-
II .@ ut treat Britain, meteorological tables
nlG notrs, SC.
J. Il. DonaE, S'atisticisn.
EoS- HoR*cE CArcoS. Corn.nilsi,nc
CONDITION OF CROPS IL JULY.
WHEAT
The condition Of uhc.t is aborc an average
in tie folowiuG States: Name tHptiu:( )
lcr cent: Ncw Hampshire, =; virgini. Twin
tet,. i : So..h Carolina, l: Georsi1. 10; Ma
lama. &, Tennessee, G; Wc-t vis:;i,.i4, 4;
gcn, s; m =verssc is indicated IL Sou!l Caro-
1ii.a Ard A-.anRae: and tho follosvius Stato'
fan below an average prospect: vermon
{tl Tng), = lser cent: M-rsachu>etts, s.; New
l.sk, T.: Sew Jersey winter, 20; rcansyl-
vsnia (w:nt:r>: =; Delaware. Is: siasvlaal.
80; Mississippi, Q: Texas, Is: Missouri, Is:
Illinois (N.s.te21. :, and s},r,:,g -; In'lian.
fwi,;ter), IL; OHIO tuiu:cE,, .: Michigan, 15;
WISCONSIN t~inset ). Il. :t''i -7riag 70; Mime
&c ;, Is; Iowa. Il: California. 5; Oregon, i.
The grea' 7::ata: .,rovius .i.ssi,. ri! SHOW a
r. urtinn n conai'lon, rendering il certain
1s,sr the cgr' ~ IN. r'sr will hc IN ltrrialv 1c-
Il a., tiist q: ibo9- futu1e reports Of c,aditon
at ~nl =f''. harvesting 2sc stiil .;c:ls sats o;
tE' ulInl1t" Estimate. but tho ar''rs,n uerfe"
silca OF l.; FER cent. and the '3ia,i:sn, i'1 IN
1,.-a1.h "f -t",ut per rc.t. would !tk,s iie
J:- -eut ee,i..,..- aloss: lG1sn q, i.cls. Tic
de'-e.4c bei.r a. least t.,'pJ G").
j.. New .1.:srcy . change for tfle WoFse c1!oe
With tue INT, ..tois. wcati r"f fs1nc- Mnch OF
1llo cscr~z- lA,htesi III f;;:s!lno:h:' ccr":v,
-a.al loggv uea:ler On Tho sea coas: wro-3hs
rtrat injury.
r,:y7u.: oretl,itd of the srlp in C,.:un G 'ssn-
ts has been destroyed w hail rst anl wee:il
.,s..e injurious in Montgomery: sturm4 has.
l,"u the graiu in Lehigl; the wcevi! did sons
d.,Iace in 1-ryer,e. 14ste wheat :ra+ El2rc in-
jul:sl br heavy rains than thu: which WAS sows
cs-!.-
tr1u Delaware end 1arylan1, serious COM
pl'ln,. bf Nictrr-lillsng waEc received. fnllo:'-
s.,i .ty fine growth in Apsil md Nav. and the
frtrah.cce uf r7,at, sc.h. an:l lAi;ht in june.
ayttt a long eeasou OF cast winds autl IoSSy
or min: *catrcr. .-..
Late wheat WAS injured slightly by he1ry
rains, md iu 1''accs l,y rust II EirSai. AMI this
CarolinAs, h1t the crop az a wlloae il excellent
in quality ani larEe III quantity. In Gc3rs1a
this crop IL reg .rdesl AZ :,ne Of the best ever
knuwn in CLAYTON County. the best harvested
IN twenty ycass : in Columbia, the best rt"ci
III ten year. in Newton, "c1uA1 t. any crop
1wgafe grown" A1tt aC,l wnA equally foetu-
nate; md fair yield IN nasrow lrea'ltt.
gown w2s obt1i in Mississippi. WhsAt eaA-
tsined injury in Texas from wet weather ii
the He'd nir-r vs31ey. and in more southern
cLls.tles 1rum drought.
A large yield is srl.eEted in many portions ol
F'u'ucty; ~ l.ushrll County II per cent moro
-.l4zn last :. ar the Junv raina lam,sel the
cup in Boyle and Eetton; it was greatly in
j1aed by snut in BUTLER; the fy aud rust rest
injaritts il Shelby; droutll ii Ma: isnpaircf
DtidEe destroyed nany fields in Scott. \ fill
average exists in Kentucky, as a Whole. il
% Allty a i1Gna1tity.
lu Missouri on The uolaud, tho WHEAT il
4l,.1, and the straw Short, hut the k,srncl l.
1enerally Plump, well saatnteh, H.sI heavy
- .Oi. the Mis- l--lp1'i bottoms. " in Lewis
there LAS sc-Ecels over brca bstter c1oT
VILE Oh a1;uitlils ul'1tn0 lrai1:e= i vas i
rnany casca wossllle=a, aud Rae hvlls ss''en Z
to cthcs csoIs-
1hc reports from Elincis iatsic.tca s'.or
CRU, Ut excellent quality. As ~l'c ,iue,s
Terrv returns less taaA Az a.esass yie.! ~
tnmake 4 fuIlcro:;" Stephenson .xn"r:+ a"M
t~.-'hirds cf .xvp u Ias,,ti:y: t1::' D:
:l"' ground" in Alexander: .%,lra'i'yv -n?e
riur" iu Fa.-tte; il st. 'i,i:. :. aitt'ly
M.r..,sll Comfy, where .:;i,. rs:u !A1' il..:,:
III three nersh.. the s:raT Of w,r:.r VI. i: ]
sl,,,t a,d ss,S h-sis long, AMI sp-::s., M 1T
si:,n ort tue kernel is 81; om-t.'s7l l.:
aAa.a5e Ee.ucea tue laAn9.t, i'll H.r:4I: |:
e,EalNs is sc snl:.. t-tstt tl.4. ns.1al ~ : *
thai an aserase crop is c5:s:ctsl. "ls:t: II
wssl-1iile4l or ts,in!v re: pl.'ts"i i. r'.:n-.~;
5ss~ry; in ti.ns,'c /, ~ Sess1 A. List y''"-. u
1c~s in n:r'a"r. iii Ni:!i:::.-:3, -
ii, II. fsce irum -zaut or rlnt = il .;.1.A
1w.-tiT,ls of Il ..:ur Of gar"l 'n11lit. TIE
jurs bs tsonst. ii I,ot Herers, is 'iua: Sc..c'
In .i.ie State.
Tie tenor nf Indiana re11rna !. +i;,l1ar, nj
s1t:lr~h hat lc.s Of Ines dee, vssdcns elem u
TIL. retur,.s sFa nloie yxtiabln il cliara.t
tl.an lhafs ef tNss.oi-. III ~s.ns c,us1tina
Iia1.t]Mp, anil nntawatr. Au. iIale cro;, ~ {.
I'ectea. nl.ls. II. I,art}ol1nnw the claim ii :
"a full a.cr-.e. " crN,l'.red s:sa s.i' iass Ii
yc-rH. in .lns:.t'tv, AMI n"nve the =serlye
ansity, and i: r v4:1tie-.,urS tie yield y fnl
s1ut-.t,ltl aboye tho r~is! average" The
committed sauo depre!ati,us III MusEso
=ss"s 4 few felas = VT sc injured II: nj s.;a-
Washington.
Il. ULio eetuc compliant af thin stand pl
walls. with ttie easne i-li> 7tiaaa II heavy hs1
III, and soulIss Of ktrla1. ~ .hoS: =.
oi excellent s.:,a1tS" wo;,l3 b: ba:l 81
mary uf III. r,,nrl,e Of this st ste.
Tie quality uF Michigan wheat l.. snreri
wliil a reduction i'll yl"Ia of Il per csn:- I;
1t,-ttd 20 halllv in lenawee ts,'inty that n,;s
of ills barely worth cutting. I4irin:.t m s'.s'
= f.n p1uuI, Ia z1el viii. s,1ilc s:4-t.:th. Ct !
>,su,l lnas,tt>- Winter Sralu ia Saa,la; u
1.!s.' G0t.c hl1iv.
Tie lllsL taiaa OF Wisconsin wlle7t .ieIl=
Fc1.-eNs.at tarnisaea thas ycar. a NJ: u
thau latf cr.i, il tcror1o from Coluln
tutnts: "rt.nng wheat almost failure.
Nitaorth; i'll on,e parts uf Eau Clalro ~
eLtire faiIGcr :: il, She'tE :,au 'stSi:i:e. IT y
is t.!ltg we'll. .,vi.s; etr.n:, .:.,3 t"i;s- !
drought hes hccn vrrv inj jurious in this st:
!uWa hae snisc,cd from dry wcat:lrr. "
q 3css degree than other f;ruat rrntre.u II vi
11,A'1u'ti'h,. The prevailing cl1.rhct;..1 .t.'s
4l. rettnS. h'w l1t adipE- AMI heavy M!'l'iS
noticed Lrte - .lsc"hes'. Ii N lrsl.allEaa
eerl. soru h:.d- are doing veil; lal.s
Utmost 4 f4iu,c;" iu Montgomery c.
t.tL' n w,tl h. na sscrara crt'I'. shout tit
l,ss,i.. il 10 The acre." In Winnchsyo. vi
terrl III s.cw ground is roar and s.,!ltl
frc;A rain, w.:'lH tint u;'n ela srannl '
dss j"f and III tc thoroughly ssrEtre'izet ~
tc,s,g well. 11,- eumr.sint Of great it"a:
lt1,E-eo'1nuerl ditnSl.t il universal. Ihel
1s complaint III b,igLt. tsaut, rea!, rlst. tl2
cir: cl,-Lug.
ka:ra-, formerly etisrsatilcl Is ! des
p'rfcc.r III average css,r Of suc'rior gus
3ns year Of sctlrH' 'lron::i.t. " 4 s-sg ri
Ic-slcr tl,al: f',r yeara 1,ass," is rcrortoi I
l"til:t'an az ezra crap aa to 4nsis1s.
quantity IN Can, =, Tise crop in osl.e i
Alnr',.
III NrlEasl1 spring ulc1. is looking
lat N!n:tr erAit is nut 1uuri' hing.
III Uyrcn:, and t:1fiftf1ik tl,tI. mitl I've I
rtrinc'isu in 'lna,.tity. tht the anehts wi
eufs..inr. In t,,n:ra t.,ets t'or.s:v, tAl
z.is. uItxamrte4t '}cstrac.io:, hv -llirye
1ntler.n,td- The l'rca1 ;t>ar1,al esti:uste :.
l.k- at one-tish;h nf tho csor, value
SiM,0p. cnlS.
Tie inrtes-c iu the l.,esl!l of corn ts 1T.
+ ST. sle dev,eart' l., te arTeaSe ef SHY,
nl:y he placed u ) FER ccnt. dr .tout l.
tt'' ncrcs. There apl9s.s to Ia \ very ;
i.sr@str in Stw England: s'A:- :scr &C;
Az A1uGtE = UeCItAt-' III tt5s N
ft1:e++A>t " ::r. M:prissi,ci: an airln q
OF rrr cent. i, southern State. west nf
M~sissinri. ard still largcr iucrea~. in
h art sf thr Vest 1t is e-tinAtea =. II
ctit in 1in,i~. 20 in Intiaua. S in Ohio
!I.h:;;aF. 5 il Wisconsin. ~ in 9linncrot
IN l.w., . in N.lraska and Is in Kansas
Il. c'tstii'inn tli- crop ia above sn Nv.
i'll fnlnet every Wesr-Iu state Sebtass
1tci:cd exception. The New England an
Aih:.ilt S!7:eh rlt+eat very uniform ret
1uI Of l:fb hi ft{r this n
c.srs, ~ in tnlam';a aud ftslc.n., New
stt es,ect I. akt:.r sha. fo7 several
II. tie Ear<.t1I.A+ vet weather l,ts 79e!tc
n.tearanre of corn, and pseTen.c1 lis
H.':n1 a'..i the destruction If grass al,d u
J:''!i'' o.sser c''t:oN States the c.aE il
o..s. ct gore coinr. and fla. ,,r,.al-.
D.its II Alabama it il less advanced thar
a. Ia atanroe, Mississippi, corn has
tsr " I'd ou' LII lo:s lA:.ls hy excess OF
AID suru Of il rerlxit.. 4. Growth il al
ls'rts III Mir si~-'rpi and Arkansas s.,n
clssT:ctcsi hy sE:.s-. il cuu-e.1aeu,e I,
Nsa:Ec1; While in Claiborne County }
sir.i. drought threa.ens to ehvrte
C1.f..
throughout tue Wess the Indications
Ect-l ctGl, las" ncSrr bern eo Esa...i
III. inaugr1asi2it Of official cr.'p r.
<.Ncvcr 80 many ACRES o: fine corn
.c,.,;s,,y.' NJ lepar:ed of NcDauon"h, Il
would ue : faiE report Of ma:y c,aat.