The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

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eF~p having searhed 0 esfeeai stage ssd
veass vAsas having approached . eoasi-
tion sa6ciens.y asar maturity 10 a2prosa
nate TIE scrva<e scs probable yissd. ne
Furws0y' Rrsrr has followed up 10 uss&i
v~ealy SUMMARY by . eomrssss sasvsy az
a., he W sstssn asd ses;aers wheat rrs--
ING SsaseA Owe 400 c-ess.sroUtsnss cnvsr
Every whess rsndosirS esssty IN Ne.
Nlehisas. Indiana iiiiaoss Ksnincss. Tea
csssre. Missouri ksnsss >sorss.a Iowa.
Wtsons.n. Minnesota ard tsssstA ts<sshse
With IN sccurais mms ffeus -. f1sslsc
Ccass rvsioa. In sassaainx ~ 80 4e.Aiies
rvpnsts the ise-s<x sass
The gsaoDie~t si<~s ~hscs have = al
vss-ed e~ossc~snias The Water ~hes; oct
sNss for .sss msss Eos 30 sreP;~i "a the
naoai arcarsir1 TAs pnonsssias Conditions
q issS Aavs this s~ssea sess sosnp ss~sy
rvser~~A TIE ~s.>ciuic uniformity of
the sssaras indicate that ire ostieos ses
the winter sowa vh~a, ,hts year - NE
vssss in Ten Year.. and u mss uov b s~s
down ss positive that gasi~r ne mos; favor
as..- conditions The total wtl.rr and sJstnS
. heat y.sld 10 ~ fall considerably Es~lss ias
short crop Of is>i. ~hrn Tie sssal ~rV~ss
wss So. COO 90 bushels With ,hs eRsre~
ton Of Ns<h.sss. Otsgua ana Wsshius'as
Teyritory the caas~s lrAiirs Ia = a~-F~as~a
sutpg, % winter wheat are alnesst Hdsni4
cal In bhha. inaiana ilsinoa,. ksnsas And
Missouri. tn. ground cas- tasr ~ snov Oar
lag The ssxefr.y cold weather ~ the cl"ss
OF The winter. ~hAch wss followed BY ~ntd
dry Winds lai~s on. Tksrv go siso . DO
~ereas~i Acreage. ewing 10 TIE lss prices
which prevailed Tor the esup Of issA
In Illinois any shsee per cent 81 The
entire wheat r:op Of tia Stale hss bon
plowed az. and mote wound have h~~s
plo~ ed hal not tas xsuani h~~a s~n -
clover ssi Erasa A iaxs pFof~s's"a 81
the wheat that IL heading eat rts,.s 20 b
cheat and there IA to psossailIis nss
bread and sesa eli ~ made In Scsfhssn
Illinois this year -Four eatire c~oanti~s 8.
The southern and c~aissl tier nave bon
plo~ed nr. and In 9 eht eihet counties The
crop 10 repeated ~ aa entire failure. The
average ccnds,ioa Of ali the soantiss 1t Tie
State DOES not exceed fofts sis p~f eeut %
the Yield of issS. aas~i upon tie aesas nos
ye, p,o~-d ap
In Kansas the name conditions uhtch
exist In Illinois ere a. ~ found. vita IaS
exception that The H~..lsa ~ has b~<a
more largely 81 ~ork In the enc state Iksn
the otisss. Tue ACREAGE Of the sta,. not
plowrsi under 70 afts tao t~r cent of isss
and the average eossdsl.on Of the pant 10
hfty three
Missouri rss.en,s The same conditions
spokea of 9th reference Gao ksusas and
illinoia The ~spisf Allied sesis having
h~~n plo~~d under leaves n. total .rresxr
remaining - pef cent - lisa. sni The
average eend.tlon 81 The state ~ill nj
prssuec mote than one third sf ia isld last
year.
TIE northern tier of counties Ia otlo are
making . better showing thsa the Averages
sf The stat-s alr~ai, gisst, hut in al The
southern counties The . sat has i~.s eaiis
winter kii ed. The growing ser.sE- has
bern reduced Ia 20 pes cent e' last ear sna
the average condition do.s Hes eNseei 80
pr rent of isst
In portions Of Sosfhera inJisns ths.s 10
a promise .f 80 average yield. tot ia The
southern ~rssr'ton of the Sists ths outls-sk .
no more promising ussa ia Ohio AMI 1875
moi. The Yield 81 ,t- Stat. all lie stavf
fo,ty.hse per cent % ss.t year.
The wiuiss shrst ps,s.l<st. Ia fsanssses
have te~u running ds.n s..sdsiY foe thiHs
days. and The is,-., saslcss indicate ;hsi
the State viii not haf,s&ss gaaf,ss 90 l.s .
crop 90 iSst.
IL . frw eoan'Ie. Of kea,nssy The whsst
premises 20 t- fair. bet n. Issaffis ~
.enunilrs iudlrs,~ that the sfvp ~i.i not ca
e~~d Are pee cent Of ias, ssr.
The psn.onsri droaih 10 California hss :
utrsfly Injured The pf-sI~ris fof the srus~'
lag crop Ia tia, stai~ All kd~la J. Saith.
u ,he state Agricultural fs-ssf
ef California. has cpsSpsii~i tie yisAi ~
state II -. 0Oo. 90 bust~is. chile ore
CON sad Washington r. 'ory. assrf lss
eosadlflossa. gill ,asn ~ 9ao eae
~tsistess. an asyrrsai~ 81 a.. 900 n~8 svsfs-t
he aggregate ~ 90. zoo. GO f"r re rsrs6s
eesst Ia is-s. o. . shortages 20 - ~
bushels for tho i'srsse roast fexioa-
Mich gan IL this oaiy state in iise slnicr
WHEAT lett odsy ~sfh give the yfess ~
of ss ssssags Yield While tss ~lssss
~ h~ai IN tbs ether STATES ~as tssfs ~ .so~.
The wheat In Nshixsa ~as will Irose. 1T.
7 ne STATE promises Ia ,usa cot fasiy slsssy-
PEI osns - en- acreage ,sssd.
Prom . efs.. sosnpslstloss aud taking To
nsozs eh~effsi ss~r % TIE sftnsioa. TIE
winter wheat yield f.f ,sss pss~n; peas Oil
hot ex1s~i 2Oo 60 90 bzsssssss and tss alb
soiufe percentages fToss the naa~t rust
~osshy snaress isdsrsis tass the Yl.sa ~ii
fail ssmsshai under tsas over de asuses
Turning 10 fhe sps'ns ~bsa, bolt re sst
Isss 10 altogether sose promising fsis f-
furns srsrs Ssbxssta sas~ . eighty ~s-
scs~ses. ~ e"szrss~d 9th isss .rss.
wbsIe Tn Isss. wiscoss.a snd h~laa~~gsa ths
as-sesss In sesesSs Oil to sbgas 80 f~r
tent. chile The oonsstssss 10 ss-pu, - 80
-snt The s~sesxe ~ Dssoss 10 sisssss : ,~s
,rna Ices tssn Iss: peat ard he esassssa9V
'aily equal. f.oaxh uss ses~on 10 frees t<s
- 4-~a.A 49, 49,
shesi yield. bsssst ut.ss e.siinsln< fasss-
lbis vesfsssss oil b iss.ss CO hesA<.s
me ssssl What eros of tss ssssnsfy. thsre.
lore. from the ps.~sus ossinss vifI - sfsss
70. 90. 0oe 90 IA. o0o. 90. axsisss IN sssr~
Ne yi>id fos fbs Lost ess Jsass ~ sss Sss.-