The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-26

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ing questions:
What Is the average of your grain
crop, as compared with last ycar-whcat,
corn and oats?
What is the general outlook for husi-
ness this ensuing inllY
Ii the crop earlier or latcrY
Are the farmers In your ncighborhood
generally In u prosperous condition.?
Is the acreage of cotton greater or less
than last yeary
The answers received from the coun-
ties mentioned are M follows:
WISE,
The increase in acreage Of small grain
!. il 40 per cent, and yield, 81 per cent; Will
. average to the acre, corn, 10 bushels;
wheat, Is; oats, 80. Crop ten days late;
business outlook good; farmers condi-
ton better than ever before. Acreage Of
cotton same ms last year; crop fair.
JOHNSON.
Increased acreage in small grain larger
than previous years; corn, 10; wheat,
10; oats, -; cotton fair, acreage smaller;
crop late; business promising; condi-
ton of farmers dependent on the cotton
crop.
Acreage in small grain decreased 10
per cent; corn, -; wheat, Is;
oats, 10; increase of acreage in
cotton, 10 per cent; crop promising,
condition of farmers better than ever
before.
Acreage in small grain same ms last
year; corn, 30; wheat, II; oats, 80; business
outlook only tolcrablc.
VAN ZANDT.
Acreage of small grain compared to
last year, 20 per cent. more; corn, %;
wheat, Is; oats, 80; acreage in cotton, 10
per cent. more; crop promising and two
weeks late; business prospects good;
condition of farmers fair.
TARRANT.
Acreage same rs last year; corn, 30;
wheat, 2O oats, 30. Acreage of cotton
.nd1y@ great as last year., crop three
WeekS late; business outlook fair; farm
efs in good shape.
COLLIN COUNTY.
Acreage in small grain considerably
increased; corn, y; wheat, Is; oats, 10
Acreage of cotton greater than previous
year; crop two weeks late business pros
poets fair; farmers doing well.
Grain crop increased; corn, 20: wheat,
II; oats, 40; business outlook only toler-
able good; farmers in good condition.
LIMESTONE.
Acreage in small grain is about the
same as last year. Acreage in corn %
per cent. less than last year; 30 per cent.
increase in oats; corn, 10; oats, 80; 10
wheat; cotton promising, one month
condition.
FREESroNE.
Increased acreage in small grain over
last year per cent; corn, -; wheat, 10;
oats, 40; cotton looks well; crop same as
last year, twenty days late: business
outlook fair; farmers in good condition.
ELLIS.
Increased acreage in small grain, 10
per cent; corn does not promise well;
will yield 70 bushels; wheat, Is; oats, 40;
acreage of cotton crop 10 per cent.
greater; crops two weeks late; business
outlook fair; farmers go. X"
Increased acreage of small grain; corn,
30; wheat, l6; oats, 60; business outlook
good; farmers in fair condition.
Corn not an average stand; wheat, 20;
oats, 30; acreage in cotton same as
last year; crop three weeks late;
business outlook splendid; condition of
farmers pretty fair.
Increased acreage of small grain; corn,
80; wheat, l6; oats, 80; acreage of cotton %
per cent. less than last year; crops six
weeks late; business not hattering;
farmers in fair condition.
HUNT.
Acreage in small grain about the same
as, last year; corn late, cannot
estimate; wheat, Y; oats, 40;
acreage in cotton about the
same as last year; crop month later;
business outlook fair; farmers in good
condition.
=. KAUFMAN.
4 Slight increase in acreage of small
grain over last year; stand of corn
promises, with average season, % to 80
bushels per acre wheat, Is; oats, so; acre
age of cotton larger; crop promising;
crop two weeks later; business promis-
ing; farmers in fair condition.
GR\YSON.
Acreage of small grain same as last
year: corn promises %, wheat, IA; oats, 80;
acreage i'll cotton same last year stand
not so good; crops two weeks late; too
much rain; business prospects rather
gloomy; farmers in fair condition.
EASTLAND.
No increase in acreage of small grain:
corn 10 to 20; wheat, 10 to 10; oats, 40 to
60; average cotton crop; crop month late;
expect good trade during grain season,
but not much in the fall; farmers are
in fair condition.
CALLAHAN.
Acreage small; grain same as last year;
corn, 10; wheat, 25: oats, 80; cotton fair;
business outlook che. Iing; farmers hope
full.
PARKER.
Increased acreage of small grain; corn,
%; wheat, Is; oats, so; cotton crop, fair;
acreage about the same; business pros
poets good; farmers doing well.
RoCKWALL.
Increase in small grain Is per cent;
corn, % to 80; wheat, IA; oats, so; in
creased acreage in cotton; crop three !
weeks late; business outlook fair; farm
ers in good fix.
ERATH.
Increase in acreage of small grain over
last year so per cent; corn, 30; wheat, Is;
oats so; less cotton planted; crop fair;
and two weeks later; business prospects
fair; farmers in healthy condition.
FANNIN.
Increased acreage in small grain ;corn,
30; wheat, IS; oats, 60; cotton fair, about
same acreage as last year; business
prospects fair; farmers holding their
pwn.
HOPKINS.
Corn, poor; wheat, 10; oats, 40; cotton,
good; business outlook tolerably good;
farmers fair.
BROWN.
Increased acreage of small grain; corn,
30; wheat, is; oats, go; cottonf, AIR; crop two
weeks late; business prospects very fair;
armers doing well.
NAVARRO.
Small increase in the acreage of small
grain; corn, 80; wheat, l6; oats, 10; cotton Is
per cent. less in acreage than last year;
crops six weeks late; business prospects
not so good; farmers in fair condition.
RAINS.
Corn, 80; wheat, II; oats, 80 to 40; cotton
stand rather poor; crop late; bushes
prospects fair; farmers in average con-
ditiOn.
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