, 1879-03-14
NO. 2 SPRING.

49,
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The terminating propcrttss of Tilt. Orst,o
OF what az DonlSustratc,l 1,v fnvc.,tra.
tlon In slllwaukcozvrrv nntIsr.c,nr~ f..
r".os'-%'' .,,.,,. 1'"''f"s' '''eAs 'or INC
n"'sA'
aofciat ~. Msoo'ea 10 1"t 7'tbuHA
MILWAUKEE, WE, March l3.-rHE TntnUNE
per,tncnts were bcl,r quietly mulo IN Milwo,,.
i,oo ,rt,,, ,,o ,,,o,. ~ ,o,".nt., a., ~ ".n"aa
,...s .a...,s ~ ''s ne''...'' t,'e se.'''at-
'ne properties OF NO. spring wheat OF the crop
Of ls1s, spent a portion Of tic forenoon In u
nc,,in ne,tcvir ,1at yh,t =, r"s", a'as
Iasa..1. NJ "nas oar Ia,"a} people
~ -, NV A"o" npou' "'sas ~ .ot "or!h xho"'hE,
the general offices Of tLc Chicago, Milwaukee g.
St. Paul Ra'lwny Company wcro first visited,
with tho most satisfactory results. suncrIn,
,,,,,n. {! n ..I',.sa 49, .,,s' oupe'.''>
se"us"' -. n'"s ss'c IN u'..pots ol
recent conversation VITA ar basscst' OF Tic
merchants, In Which tl,at gentleman claimed
Tint nvcn tl,c llrht wheat ri,, t,,r,rtrn,n w
roaJ,,r ~. ,Mn mott,r nnsI,tas a. nas... -.
seaaIIS r. , o. ule pas.er a1aitlGa. MI. bassett
the lIshtest Of the spring what now marketed,
a'a rona every kefs ser%nateu a sow above
srouna qu.reh T hS "el' as .ic SPROUTS Oh e plump
clnsivoly that The shrunkeu wheat re-.
tajns its ltfc-rtvlur nronrr,tra. ncaidet
thr ,vhsnt ,,c,r Iight mi, ,i,c ,orro, ~ sn,oI,
A- .AA..'n, ""s t, A. s"s ~" so o"'A''
farmers Will nos require a. many @ pnsnets to INC
sofa ut preseut laree amount OF Northern Pa.
ciflc Railroad wheat. rs It IA ca,c1. but farmera
H. 49,. s..,, ~ - s.,1,,',. .,".,sss ~ s,
w . aos @ ou5 :, ~ ss.aR uu'po'vs 10 'ne *
tent that holders anticipated, us they arc sats-
iIcd with the terminating qualities Of ilc light
wheat In their own llluds md prefer nu,tip, n
IN n thoronvb +cat, ArcordJn,, - A. t,...,,,,
A. ,"., .s -, s,,. ;" w.. !'tess.',
product Of shrunkcn wheat. Mr.. Atkins
added: "In my opinion there Is no ocrusjou
for alarm CONCERNING tho coming crop pros-
,o,,, l., .,,,,eoo,oro. - th, ,,,or,"a ,,.,,,,
the sprng wheat harvested last year. II tic
conditions Otherwise nre favorable, there Is not
the slightest doul,. Ii, my mind that tho wheat
nron NJ i'm fn Wisconsin, Ai,upcaor, nu1 o,hor
:. op ~. 49, ~ < ~ .o~one,'' """ e'''e.
NortaWcstesh etateSt "hefe the kcfllei bn!efou
shrnkaEc to aucli an alarming extent lust ygnr,
will hu fully equal to tho best,cvcr grown botl.
fl quantity md oua1Ity. I huyc Ipturnation
tl,as tic increase ii aerenee over former years
VIII be largc, particularly In Iowa uni hlnEc-
sotn. In Wisconsin tic average of.wintcr wheat
this season is much greater than has buen
j;lowp before in many years. Tie conditions
titus lnr have been illGsk favorable, md lilo
rlants show we'll aboyo grouud, now Tint ti,e
cuynrlnr NJ euow hns hcnn reu,nyci hv thr nd
vent Of mild wcatt,cr.n -
Yi,e opinion OF NJ. Merrill was next souo,,,.
which necosbitatcti yisit to tln nnnrtmenis nj
liz iIcneraI Manager. HIRE lie cnrr.snnnlicnt
r;rountcrrIi Mr. Iluutt{nsr. of tj,r flrm NJ Nns.
sctt. Hunting Is Co, rrff,rrai fo 1,v St,nt. ~.
ins This Tcntlcn,an Ind l,rt,,,,;;t Ivitt, i
frnm Mrt;rcror n snn,nlc "f anrn,,Is ,,rn,sn IN, hv
Mrs nNs.sft from snrin,r whrot ti,at ,saf,,h. NJ.
f;vc"n fnrtv.f1v,, nnT fh,tv.e"vcn .,nnnS. w In
insi,", iI,r irrmrIs In s.I} hsa trcn rnunt,, 3
nr"vIone ~ nlnnt,,t mi t,,,s shn"r,1 ,i'ns
rsr Earnc hn s,nnt" s.os" "nrt,,ta ~; y
sufti Ar Uunttinu t.mrn cnp,t ~ thnsc "rrw,
1r, H. ,sh.Sf ~ inast t1,nv .Nau a.a s'u" t,'o'
onaornn". ma. Sb"tI"r tir wi vii ,,,,,. ,,rnI