, 1874-07-28
va DIGEST OF oEor RETURNS,
Ihe United statca Agricultural Duroau snr.

An taer,u, r. -. CONN.
is appars or nor eon. "tss aop o. tnS sc1c
year Tho percensago lasgeat n the Hoh Il ii. i
N aeroa Il largos In t6s West nouss naa e III
in Illinois, sbo zoo 6oo o. iSs9l IN qns about 1 ths
= a. - 10y, s3d
To- foop States hsva toone.s i
oaatofn ssatoa aoorgn particularly. Tho ncroaso in
Io1aa simply duo to tho natural expansion OF crou
Tho number Of satea reporting docroaao IN mr., !.
mont FloEa F5loi3na ony MainS New smp.hi.e Yer
hsn1ta,oky. 1n, snl California. 1n Northern New EnSiand
a hS to 2; unisyorablo spring intorforod wh p!aang.
aoM: a.,~ - '''' " f'A''n OF tho o''F'
T., xae 5satea making increase as fo1ows Marr-
Mebfaska lo2 Maaaachusetss Oregon, lo5: Con-. Con-.
neodcus North oaroilna lllnoiD l01 South 'f.aroi
n9, .tn,, MSsihigan ioo indiana 1os Iowa. 100 ssls-
'aa IL ae eSnaGgg daaGggoi e. liz In :, o.n,,,,,.
but osowhcra variable Only AIaysachu.eta ~ tb,
Eaatern States reports average condition, ouiy Ponno
Garotna aeore ae Far5 Sat9s md Arand sout
States reporting ana California and Or osceon Mss'sn fa
The percentages Il condition apov, avorono -. :,
followa: sout6 Oarons, l0i Fl Fo1 1s
Illinois, Ids; Texase ioa. 1n"na MHs5ana, Io%a' ~;
Tho States averaging 110 are TennsrtvSuia 19o
On tha hostera stisst. atlantic eoast so ,,t,
sGld stos q somswhss nfsops eon sas
aud consequent Toplautinus IN si raina
mako " Of corn quito VARIABLE and A.
while in ohora SUCH dsadysntaaes nIann r. o.se,
degree hagn been overcome By good oure aud aooi
y Z not Of Tesg1 osT edssasa s Semsa e ss
Il has been most aerious In Arkansas' somo enr
uos having bad little no rain IN tWo mouts r.
thn Ohio Valley thcro ls come coplafnt ri dro,,rt
In est Yrgnta, Ohio, and KaatuoIy. su1 IN a
Rarts os illinois, to some o1tcnt ID States was os
throughout ito country b ess tian uans t . Samso
tue drougha Of carly July bo con tin,ics sd
worms hAya been genersy nar a, 5eaI Gu-
II the %cat, aleT devastating wheatasIds. hapa %
lacked corn vigorously in many localities. -N'" W.
The averaga condition of winter wheat for N,
whole country 1o4 The most favorable oondittons
saersa ost tSe s4tes IN
the n4ximumt III Tsunosseo, llD; West Yirrinis'
destructive Ton9s aa In these sasa
W. WnDat naTSes gave e this gra ne opportunity
snriE sna sn1nso noeongn @ bSt told feasfuy upon al
va generally above average and IN lie States
dsous has os n1qsy o. aas
other causes, reduosd ths average az wn'e1, VIII
Il;s plague aa also folt in fow localities Ii yro,ns.
md North Carolina, but tho crop IN the sotIarn
sbnya Sa eetnosay showed eonsdoraIe nargn
England H. sna aIaen Teas a reached 9n III
WHIT Injured bY II w'o1ef-wheas waa somc
' sprinK. wi,eat ehows s'n,ng. = rons,,, ,n...
New England was On s WloIe consere, os 9e In
sreraRc. though backward in soycrai co,tcs no11e @
ew hs7oa eGonss growing th'a crop M to Middle States It
co coast tho cop Gn was ,Sons hSogsasks and re
ayagcs of oueh snS SSstsSany n suffered from The
ones Of IIndiana Till insect unrs ~ aeysral
or!ously Morgan several cds Iy wors
,os re5o Pouasa up to Do nat Ia other crops i
rnynsd .dGiS r. as1ess q Wisconsin whero roghta
oealitias Il, Iowa sa a noted In several
cots and saved the fra1 tho young In
aftor considerably daase aI h,on a but not
raaahorpcrs were also iniuriams boro qoae: Tho
10 cainch nuisance quito scrioun r. G.isnn |
nm q IN t or . o e5op Mas estimated variousiy