Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16


tana during the ten years from 1880 to
1889 was from $50 12 to s24 32; in New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and
in all the states and territories west of
Kansas, except Montana, Wyoming and
Utah, from S15.04 to $500; in Mary
land, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ar
kansas and Utah, from slo.o7 to s13.54;
in Virginia, kentucky, Tennessee, Mis-
sissipi. Louisiana, Missouri, Illinois,
Iowa, Texas and Dakota. from S. 45 to
S9.97, and in the other states from Sc. 10
to $3.50. -
The average value of wheat per acre
In the New England states. except
Rhode Island and in Colorado, was
from S16.22 to S2O.74; in New York,
New Jersey, Michigan, Wyoming, Mon
tana, Idaho and Nevada, S13.4 to
s15.95; in Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Delaware, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consin, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah
and the Pacific coast states, $1O.03 to
S12.93; in Virginia, West Virginia, Ken
lucky, Georgia, Arkansas, Missouri,
Dakota, S7.01 to S9.63, and in the other
states S5.95 to S6.S7.
The average value of oats in New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Colorado,
Montana, Nevada, Idaho and Washing
ton was S1444 to S1S.15; in the other
New England states, New York,
Wyoming, Utah, California and Ore
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Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Texas and New
Mexico, SS.63 to SLOTS; in Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia and
Nebraska, S4.56 to S5.85, and in the
other states, &c. IS to S7.se.
The average yield of potatoes in Mas
sachusetts, Rhode Island, Alabama,
Florida, Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming,
Montana, Idaho, Nevada and California
was from $685. to $76.25; in the other
New England states, New Jersey, North
Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Louis
lana, Arkansas, Colorado, Arizona, Ore
gon and Washington, $40 II to $54.91; in
New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Delaware, South Carolina, Illinois, Wis
consin, Minnesota, Kansas, Dakota and
Utah, S35. II to OF; in Virginia, West
Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri and
Iowa, $32 or to $500 and in Indiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Nebraska,
$50. 40 to S31.
The tobacco crop averaged from
S196.5S to S204. 20 in Massachusetts and
Connecticut; S10I.45 to S15956 in New
York, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin;
500. 27 to $66.2S in Missouri, Ohio and
Michigan; $50 % to $5s.63 in West Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, Kentucky and
Arkansas, and from S44.24 to $40. 43 in
Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Illinois
and Indiana.
The cotton crop averaged from S20.0S
to S20S3 in Arkansas and Louisiana;
S17.21 in Mississippi; S14.40 to S16.92 in
North and South Carolina, Tennessee
and Texas; 1911 to S1396 in Virginia
and Georgia, and S11.16 to S12. 43 in Ala
bama and Florida.
The average hay crop ranged from
S15.71 to S1S.S2 in Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey,
the states south of Tennessee and
North Carolina, and in Colorado and
California; from S13. 10 to S14.60 in New
York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Della
ware, Virginia, North Carolina, Ten
nessee, Michigan, Arkansas, Louisiana,
New Mexico, Arizona, Washington and
Oregon; $1O.26 to S12.95 in Vermont,
New Hampshire, Maine, West Virginia,
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Tex
as, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Ne
vada; IS. 35 to 93s in Missouri, Wiscon-
sin and Utah, and S4.s to 1915 in the
other states.