, 1881-06-17

Bptttat ulspdteh 10 7hs Chicago 1r.ouas
WARRINGTON, D. g.. June 10.-T'he Census
uureull lSstl,.s detailed bulletin Of the atea
aud prtitlct Of cereals, ut which the tntals
were giyeu last week. The comparison Il OF
tic crop Ut 1SD will, that Ut 1879. Tl,ona
vance In proAuetto, fur the last lecntc Is
nanrly 100 PCT cent, while In the decade pre-
ceetllng It was but II per cent. This In nntu-
IS attributable tu the fact Tint tho dccatle was
one Of great agricultural growtll. Tlle cor,l
crot, of 1861 WIS partial failure; that Of 1917
WIS very !.eary. Tie tincrease between
ls2 and tsuo, wMiel! 4 was cons|lerca re,nhrk.
anlr wa; =; . !y ~ III sr estt Ie 1pparent In
mn! Missouri prodYSlug nore thu. the entire
tfo'i' 's % to s!i,1SsSs II S II ii II paet iSas lie
f. fe1 M e ct sfssS @ s s4 q rr " @ kt = os s5ksy %s .S
drought was i partiai fall,re. ' ~ ''''
TAN rlvER0t.n 1nclsEAsE IN KANSAS
IL ct!ust4 by heavy Immigration and cheap
lan4s. l., Tl!n !norestss n wheat Is y pgr cent
Il w!HMt,;protl1elhE Stnte., Next In raak
eo,le ln4lana,. Ohln, M!rhiaah. minnesota,
io"N, California. Missouri, WISCONSIN. Tic
increase ~ rys u only u per cent, showing n
latlon.
4 TEN YEAIts' REVIEW.
ii ths Nfatern Asssetdttd Press.
WARRINGTON. ID. e. JUNE l8.-The Census
Office t,-t'hy iss'lett tlle report Of j. Il.
Dodge, Special Agent tot tllp Collection Of
StHtlstica Ut Agriculture, giving tEla resnit Of
tho llrst coltnt OF araa and product Of eercais
OF tho several States and Territories. 1t il 4
census taken In lus0 of tic crops ot 1870 md
tilo ncreage OH which they wero gruw1l. It
ID given in comparison with the production
Ot lMM. reported III Tho CENSUS OF 1870.
Supplementary alal corrected returns may
chaltRe tldsu aggregates III tho ttnal
publication. Tho ninst striking suggcs.
tlon OF these figures Is the unprece-
ttehtcd atlyatica iii production anrlnx
Thy list dGeadc, atlonnitnK to, ,early
lo9 por Gent tnf All kinds taken tngether
Wiz Jul ii psr Cent. ~ s Is ~ via i ittass,Iea tRs i
larEcly renl. fro.n obylous causes, tt1ouEt, In
t.art n1''y nppaient by tuaRolt Dt tho pattlnl
future 0l thb rRln ctup Of 1hl'o anu the lIeayy
fsD all lsti0. 4 pur!ot( oi grsat asrsuiturat
growth, Maa At pt'f cont, ~ reported by The
census. ,rllo hcrcaga Of the crops. i,oW. TOR
tlil trst ttihn given by the tal.sus, will lii
f.tiMro prcyol!t = ,,, misleading ettect u yery
years.
Tho apparent inctensu In corn Ii ta3 per
fGf|1It, f|I., tiB si.ne Krsat o9r,l.groH!nE statss-
4llH1Nth1 !oMQ, M!u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nk
aiys'es ID 1inols' a ire t t. aa +:
aIea 9us largely lug g tl!s faet that the erop
fus !s wi s Ryso RaFia Ftas Hrs BY n 'eR4S Ks.. :!
IL caNsen by !'eAvy lnlllts,atloli and oheap
md fertlle lalul4s aud Il Hltll higher rato 1t
H2ssH, HESK1ssHs fFoS S'n''ar euus's Eat IL ots I.
states s,, thore @ wiz y 9elt ot 10Y yteld fr.n!
!:oril sIllyo ls1u. Il!e low ratio betwocl, thst ht
ttRllres u hren amt the pnultlct III several 0i
ttesa Atataa IL purity Explained by tia gell,
eral pruYaleilep Ut .lrltlxlit,. Tile Iuclilc,
cuAst reElnti, nut specially .wnll sutasl to tlla
crup, p3l!!bits i credttabla !lictEhso iii tilt
proportion to tlla atlynilce III Ippu!atloil, Al
waH expected. tlleru u O. sh.ntl exteI1slnn ui
Maize SnltlyAtlqls n tte Iurrit9rlus, WHICH |,
the lowest elevations.
| WHEAT.
A comparatively steady lild rap!d !,,creass
Of w!,aAl-growlag IL siio,yn BY eo.alA!r!su,l
cent !l' thy last .!acatlp aud % aiM ID raspre re-
t!yGly ~ tllusp !tltneatatcly preceding. Al
tho 6tatea al!u 'rsrrltort,W Uxcept FiurltIa aill
Hyon,F1K lDclu.s wheat, sn their rppotlx
seserul. States M tbs Atlantic aliQ t;,iI
coasts SHOW 4 diminished production, Seven
tniltilB at lle et!l're erst, Is prthltcad IN int
States ln TUG following Urler Ut pEeoedcllee
lallpP"s, PoIss, lGiII;s!ta, I;, 3hiY M!eh!Kan. 4lrso
sitt. There Inns been for several years an in
eteasinK iutetest in wheat rultNrv III iii iii
Fsau."at xils rssieiss ssPse'dt tno earo,,aa e ass
ald Georgia mud III Northern Texas