New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE COEN AID THEAT CEOPN.

EAGN NEEDED BADLY ~ thu WI>r r"'E Ri
TURN, rgDN TIM THRUSH ~
chicago. AuF. 10 i~Is,iaL' tiop report from 'lt'
great agi cultural a.a, IF the tn.ted state. rh'" a
poor weld OF lotator, every where. Ia the Nt~'
potatocs are now worth iFor ~ 10 10 - io If
bushc ~ ,tail. TIE ctop not ln AL "uc'H''-
IN condition. Reports from Northern Illnoi- -ho"
That the dry ,,catr.r BE-, prevented corn from canUg
out ID, IL should Uu It lca.t 20 per cent OF The
stalks not single OF corn b, Visible. Ia central
Illinois ha. dried np great deal the present
week and shows plainly The effect 81 he di'nth
than At any tin" 9. -"1,Iu. IN ~o"ih"iu IHlh"f'
the condition oil Ga .rop 3, poor IN many counties
m southern Illinois farmers "!ll have hulc ~ dci'hd
uuon excerpt their has crop until another season.
\.ii.t,ka h- suffered severely during 10" last l"ui
teen day from ti" dIuuth aud %ehrd-ka ha, Sl'irf
need of rain ~ iai than the last twelve Year.
Present conditions wouh ind cate not over 80 per chl
had q good soaking rain SUNDAY night. bui al ihr Nih'
.inc 10 on" den!c, that The corn crop OF Tin, State
.nay come up tSOhd- Of last Sc':, crop. nh I'D"
pro- poets now would Indicate not much over nan IT,
western Missouri corn D. tin suffering ;'r ran" 'l.n
in fact without rain within = week the pro. peers
are that hardly hail crop Will be- made. .
spring wheat report. from North Dakota ,how th4,
nltle over hall Of ihr wheat J. nov III Shoe H. !,
will be- ten H. tHryc day before the late T'Wh "h'd'
T,H "' What yin -, Iire.y mi" >r.,rk and ,nIy
Wheat i, b,dly damaged bv Inc hot weather.
about two grade, poorer Harvest In Minnesota mas
been IN full blast the present week. The 3n'l''y;
now seems 10 be- that the bulk Of the crop VIII h 81
inferior qualify and Will not up to The REQUIRE
weight 10 grade account 0i being ahrlvcllrd ana
.hrInkcr. About three fourth, Of the winter "ilci'
I'm Central and southern Illinois la- now been tH' '
The crop continue 10 turn ont Wrrt'hcdly ana Irtn
amount of cheat j. miNrd with the wheat Son'nCin
Indiana ha- nearly finished tirc,hnE wheat me
movement ha- reached rs maximum and T. no" on III"
decrease. ,.,.
The ground j, the dryc- for many year lL'llc
Ilonglng Il done for wheat. and II cannot BE- o''uu
until "A copiOuS ram fall, The acreage for Wicd WIZ
l largely reduced unless tbc ground get, n condition..
Farmers are tired 81 sowing IN the dH.t FOR d i'E
crop. southern ohio rCpOrt, the winter wheat fhHhS
or Late hrce hing not Welding ~ largely a.
fhc early crop did. 80 ground pOuFlcd for the new
crop. southern ohio reports about on" nall ut Inc
winter wheat crop now thrrsh"d no improvement III
quantity. Michigan reports wheat IN quality tnrIHh.
nt well in uu9ntity IL is uneven. ~onr -rctohI "l
fhe state report the best crop ever made. ana "h'f
ecrtOus lust the reverse. southern Missouri cplH'
that the movement 81 the crop al present pr:
I, brisk. The late thrc-hng, do NOT show any IN
proycincnt carly tlrcs hngs IN quantity. ut thc
quality f. generally satisfactory. In southern kan,t'
farmers have ONLY Just fairly begun "a thrc~l ana
large proport on Of the crop r. about ten bushels '" NC
acre 81 good quality. In Central california the tHr>h
fng about The results show hall an avcfi2c
crop. The grain j. plump and good. The deficiency
I'm Quantity caused hv early and continuous rains
Of last winter Mos, Il the grain is now MOVING from
the fields for shipment to tlfcVatcr.