The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Iite veuslssiva oF Tho ushtf cFurs n Mur
stated
t,sn.-Ii% area planted In ,Ae whole caassr,
sseu~ls tha, planted last year uAmhnA, Mis-.
1ssipii, Aikahsss and Trnnessee show the lasg
=, .am In sA~ somsh. Ohio AMd Indiana show
.ene docmAs~, while Illinois imeVAs~s per
eeu, The ssa,cs wsss II Ne N.assaipri siver
saas~ th~ lArxc@t gains - section, NehrASka.
kanaAs. lava and Misscutt All ranging frusn
ist IN tts Tho condiiion In I'll she southern
states II lpw, M Account NJ dronsh In Tcxas-
nts owr half 4 crop The Northern HaAars
rhuw d fair condition. white tho~r wcss ~ The
Mississirrl river chow very high average,
over lOO
Tohaoe, The acreage for Tho whole country
j rhows = decrease, In the four Rtatcs of Oua.
neriian,. Massachusetts, New York and rcnn-
>,,sAniA, III which TIM bulk VI ssesl-lsAf tobacco
4 grown, there IL Al increase ln average ot
llon, IL les caut ~ compared with ls7N Of
tho Mates producing shipping. manufacturing
snl smoking tobacco. which constitutes nlM~.
rnsl,s of Ill The tobacco grown In the United
stAsc., North Carolina alone shows An Increase
In aicA planted All thu oshars Indicate mate
tlAl NVtIH8@C 9tUH tAtN NFFVAHU w t0Ft yUnIt
Tho coalition Tor tho whole country h slighsly
below that ~ July |, is1S Massachusetts,
alone, " Tho NsAto. bordering on tho Atlantic,
.hows ineroAscd condition; aud Tcnnssscc, In
thu West, places her condition q N, against NJ
/ last year
kprtng WhcAt--lcinrns tor July giva aver
aye condition of spring wheat At VI against IN,
IN July |. tssA The Northern Now England
s,Ase~ fxnHe nearly up 10 tho average. A few
counties III Nor,hesn New York average ~
| lrass, thu only Aonshcrn Mate producing Il ~
idy osieni, reports knl dl. Tho Nor,hweH.
spring what s.Ains Fahge from ~ " III, hut
Iowa falls 10 ~ Tim spring. wheat crop of
kslsa. II hut ~ Tn The pariic coAst most of
ilr California crop II returned ~ spring wheat,
sh,l lie average VI Thu smNll spring whoa,
crop u Oregon II full average Tho condition
wa~ h,naly Affected BY droalh IL some acr.
Hons The liesAlAn iiy WAS Injurious. In thu
| Northwest local sturms were more or lsss de-
r,iuetsa
Wtu,uf Whoa, July Ssinrna show III average
condition III winter what M III, against iOl on
Jniy l. ISIS The Now EuslAnd sL,;vs average
.M l'ha crop hero va small AAd lAlr. hnt
| n, maills Middlu StAies, ~ Complaints u
tiril.,, s.sldev. usssiAA tv and local s.osms
III the ronth Atlantic NsAtss the condition n N,
stands ,l.innad hy winter killing aud Krowtha
stun,el l,y droush In many northern counties.
bn, farther dawn tho eoass tho condition Ii
| greatly improved. 1hiH veoslon woull ~ i
fuil average but for lnJures In Virginia, bring.
ing lAe A,ats average 10 ~ Oeofsla reports
| LIS, with Al excellent quality of GraiA Com.
meretAi aMshcstttes report IN almost entire
cessation u thu movement of North
srn wheat 70 0eossia, ~ loeAl
mill. AnAlnx materials sullidenl III
tl.lv honls growth. Tho unlf Nsalss rspors an
average of ~ Ihe small crops u Alabama
and Mississippi ARA In high condition, int Tho
crop " 1es.s u third bsiow sha average.
through iroa.h and local slorms southern
Inland s.ates, W; grain Of remarkably fair
quality generally. N,atss north VI ,lM Ohio
rispr, III, straw short. Int grain plump and
hoads heavy. and greauy lmpsovsi by recent
raina s.Ases wess Ut thv N.sslsssppi, NJ, In
juriss by chlisch hugs In sOnsharn parts. An4l
BY storms IN northern portions i'ssthc ssAies,
iOs The winter wheat of Orsgoa averages
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