The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-08-24
HOPE FOR THE FARAaEls.s

Is SUMMARY Of the American ~ ~.
Scnltnrist,a animal ,aviau, ~ tha ss.s,,,
- =
e.Ae. ~ 80 s.ic -
" - y 80 ta tae 0AasgN osAteA -
Y may IG =. similar % mat Of three years
oas ~ ovoEy WA! nome cos-
sunp sl0n ana IN increased foreign d.
l1N Wlli 20 advance values ~ 70 yield
ss iaiee nes I. return IS 20 farmers -
on ING svor1Go os recent years Indeed. 10 re-
~. 81 81. eAnlnas an
=. ss1o sn0ukn a1mis.
~. .s ~ ING nnsnclAi strlngency may inter-;
49, WIN .no osIly movement OF crops ana
.....s annueneo on
=, M,.a -, .
W . vo..on 0sOp WIZ Oo nsrsestoo on ioWor
s 49,. .usa w. yea. AZ iAfee OF iafRer
-. s~: -. = p.Au seu " tnls stspeos Outs the:
lnaDn.sy % many pianters 70 DorroW money
Snousa work tne crop to9etner with
~..onns y. nooA u en0 worms anu the sun
u.nhcul!y q gesuns money lot picking
oolnU.ne " seriously cQr tau pro0uctOn-s.. Au-
kus s anuics ssonS point 70 crop not exceedtng
s5,oO,uOO bales, with favorable weather, and very
mucn less IMAM tnas II insects ANA climate CON-
un ~. ua1avo5aole. s5s
Ing AMerlcan Agriculturist Deleves present
GUINNESS IN american cotton manufacturing to
De only temporary, Tor tnere Is scarcity rather
tnan surplus OF staple and desirable goods
snu Hills are ALREADY startlng up 10 NIL orders
= ~
ply ..o ~ uemsno LOT sne ensuing BIZ
.l,a Ensnsn m.ils cieaneu up tnelr sur
quo uu.lns .no stoa. str4ko Ast yosF anu Sro
no~ cujoyMH .cMark aDle prosperity snu are
tnsoio " moet tno oAport uemahu. tnb e4-
20. WY sos'on solaD.anus NV pr.ecs CUT
s,. ~ , ~" eso .. 'uls WY, 80 ouuu a tno
.s,.'.a .r. Supply ~ some Dales
..'..,.,,.a ..'' .s.- ~. saoIs I'VE WV
IA loAu.o luo,o .uoA In's oAoess,
~. .o :. 's'1e0 '',ssss$. VI
~, resent !noicauohs point 10 crop OF lsdO,-
o 1899 bushels OF corn trasted with l6So,-
o0ooo last year and over 1000 90. 900 bushels
IN the immense y1eld OF TWO seasons previous.
pu' uniess aouuuant rams prevail throughout
lne corn Doll IN August followed by mild
~e"tnol. pEouecuon may SHRINK 10 4'ooNWU,-
w. oa asa ana may even drop 70 the size OF
tne 10Y crop when we harvested less IMAM any
.,,a, .:, ~. s,uk.e e1oepton Inc
seve" aco avs o.t tnat WINE tne area OF corn IS
,So sovs.o 81 acres groate. .naa tast year az
~. no seon sS Sas s.a se Us'r !Ovu
c"s. .,-, ,aa.s 49, ~ ~ '~0 'H"" ""s 'ue
~ ,rHsot o,o Ss" -.;,, 80. o, ~, ooo ~,
hnshe,s a".o.Si,, w." 80 ~ ..eose s. .,sO,.
' Uus.s' aeeO.ums w 'uo 1mollean Aerlcult
snaesn~a. . anu s ~ o o Oh
ee ~ ..a.,ae ~ eo .'" WIN ol1,oooooo ~.
100 90 90 .o. sno 90 Aas. ee1sCus - anu ~
,oss o"so. ..ana S'n..d 0 -. oav S 1s
.s.S 100 ~ ~, ue.oH" W "uo"t WAN Aast
ss',,,, ...,os 49,. "s 10 ~ t noo
p.u3 s.a.1s' "o" olu 'air % nave ao'o ooo W.
to"el ouono.S sn@u 1est year ano 1So"o'"U
,oo, 'ao s.s p'ouu ~ ~ "
no." nsan"olo SUPPLIES VI olo "neat are Ao
W.. D. ..au sso .nAn swolveMontn sta NC
a Uu' es1n auo"lns tna' FARMERS also no4o H,oU
wv wv ous l' nuto oio "noat no" tnsn men,
sno ~ 90 t.s.'~, ~ Wy ~ noo nae orc oy
ovoro1e ~, +ho u.s. ..o.,,o,,s "~ a0's .nsn .ne
consrnr,io, hos .eno.ed eas aoo M . nvno
on.am! p ~. ,: LOO "'e.Seeu 'u'VoO'U ousnels
- 100 ooH Non a,, 80 o. - ."s y. S o
~ no "A~ 'A-o 0o''o" oo'oio VI ~~'''
NJ. - -.
ooaand 49,. 1000 y. Jus "as nev e. e OK,
p,'sno,s 10y 1870, 0. ~ ~ oco
o"aS 80 oae ~" 30 W ~, aoFes, CoIl
Smaller acreo9a thts .eosnn MI, -; SILL. v;..!
an oon m S,,shs1s 'n ,"a. '.: 40 w1tn1n
tvs, oro,,. 40, ",,os" ."o ous'u1n alu
~. 'oo"' "A "'eA"eo W '"o previous tn1ee
e' Ups
10 u .,,' 9uansiV VI rye ousk"neas anu
osl.oS Will w esrheleu'
..has s eoanS " n1y vve. oso' tons) ano
ANA co+.o. seed ,.s", .a. y, sIun a,a ieeu .
w1n+er '''' '@'"' W A'e"e' '""" 1se'
nra ser,o,. red,o,,or l., ~. , =. u.o
s+ock ia raaactod IN roS,,oaH o~.,,o1 t ~. ~
nestle ma-Ee,s and Sacroaaad 1915. I I.;"
tho last seven mon,hs w;,h Horu ,o;. . ."s
dencv ~ va,ua. Much s+n", u, E.so.'a :; ~ ~
mo si,nohtare1 ,aca,,s. ~ arn1,ot. 20 .v
6nH and {o flYn1vv h0 Ia
Rutter cheese oni n,i1k h.vo hoo,, T., o,'. o.
binary snnn,v owing IN Tho raduood n,n,no. " =.
cows Stocrs ara ,;oht ard da;rr ;n.a.as y.
wcre never IN he+tar shono ~ .na.oSs
winter r0 AVA pun "''Ao
The Au.r;co, A.-,o,,.,,,.. ,o.. l.,
creased domast;c cron ~ s~aos ,.'t ,, ~ ~
~ 80. N,a, 49, " oee Ill Uus SAor' sse
$500. ~. CO.. y. tons .o..s VI
I'D h,, oh.r,as ~ Iac;.,c+;o W w euo.t-
nrodnc+ior ;, -eSmnaS ,,,a,a =. 90 -
,,,us .oho e. asss.S a,% ~ ~ aesL ano
- tbs Cnnnec.,c,t a,1 ~ t.s.. S.op
,,ae wv o,,.toI,aI ~. d. an~ rm sseSs n"s
in nrices is nredictad @-'' ''N '"0'
Hons viii noSe a fo,r ovor.o. ,,o,a T., -.
United states. hut are on,v half tn two.th;rds
of a full cron in Germanv and w;th 1;oh+
Weld in E..oland. The evncrt damand ..;n o.
At GOOD nrices every hale If Amer;can hons
that can be spared.
Potatoes have felt the drought and about
than last year, compared with $4,000 go in
the bountiful crop Of two years ago
Reviewing the financial situation from the
ist nnnc,nSas ,pot ..n Inc nmelan Aerlcatur
the early future depends more mon the p none.
tary situation than upon natural conditions, all
OF which point to causes that should result in
ngner prices.
vear 400 90 thar he as aS aoo ea .nah
els in the United States stocks Of old wheat
still leaves an indicated shortage in the bread
crop OF the world OF 100 oo' bushels Of wheat
and IN assured deficit of wheat, the United
m"h r s tes ,ast 90 eae upon 70 export as
exports have been much heavier 1 since Julv
than last season 1.-The conclusion is justida.
bic that present prices OF all grains are abnor-
an;,,t 'o~' - .nere ntue evidence OF our
wants unless a large under consnm~tton ,vpe
walls in the United States"
The hay crop is believed to represent value
TO the farmers OF t1,opooo,0oo Corn So Is
coz, 600, followed by wheat valued at 100000
ooo' II worth 90 cents bushel, and by oats
.sor $1,000 valued a. ~ cents on me
70 or Is cents bsSeI or ,nta,ni s'"s oSo %
This last ia about one.half the nrosne.tive