The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-30
THE COUNTRY'S CROPS.
An Interesting Summary OF the
Harvest of 1893. a
An Encouraging Exhibit OF Interest to An
The Prospects for Prices Depend
Moro Upon the Monetary Situa-
tlon Than Upon Nat
ural Conditions.

New YORK. Aug. 9s,-The following
is summary Of the American Agricul-
turist's annual review of the crop situ
alton and of the agricultural year:
The harvest OF 1893 In the United States is In
many respects similar TO that OF three years
ago, but with every prospect that home con-
sumption and an increased foreign domand will
so advance values rs to yield as large q return
TO farmers rs on the average OF recent years.
Indeed. tho review makes distinctly encour-
aging exhibit in spite OF tho prevalent drought,
though admitting that the financial s'rngency
may interfere with tho early movement Of
crops and have temporarily restrictive inhu-
ence on prices. ta. s
Tho cotton crop will be harvested on fower
acres than last year. AS large, or = larger
breadth was planted TO this staple, but the IN
ability OF many planters 10 borrow money
enough TO work the crop logethor with drought,
floods and worms, md the still greater diffoulty
OF getting money for picking combine TO seri-
ously curtail production August indications
point to u crop not exceeding 7,5OOOOO bales,
Yith favorable weather, and very much less
MAN that II insects and climate continue un-
favorable THIS mans crop about the same
as last year, and nearly two million bales less
'"ps pros,n, 'nV s'~ I'D, ,,inSs Mini 10 % -so
ooo noo h,,sh- Is ., c,rr .or,ras,od LIN 600 !
nnnnoo Snsh.is lao, year ava o,,o. o 700 ono nno
,,,,h.ns a., 10 ir,,,ora, ,,,atd 80 49,. .,,ssra
,roy,n,,s 1r,o rs,iny no,nts on, ,ha, ,yhna a.
breadth Of corn is some two million Of aores
greater than last year, in tho seven corn supply
states over million less acres are devoted to
maize thnp was the case two years ago
,,,a,s, ,ho Az, t,yo ,yre,,s ~ ,ha rnon,S hay'
t.-, ae ,r,o,,,,t, ,or ,ir,os 40 much dar,a,,a
,s ,r,o,a ,nonth ., In,y, Ixarsoa WI, no,
.i' ,tu,o .,' tO,, ".o ,,ia, h, ,a., i,,.,o
.a,,, - I,' ,,nr,oy nS ~
,, 10 - 80. so,Io,,sI,, o,,.,ai,ad T,so ~
elop nus S1' Do -, oO ~ Uo 49,,
,,a, " soO S rrooos as - ,,,. =, ,sn
,' u'' ',,, ,,',,,',Jo ,s, a., a., AZ
,hn, ~, 'and oniy t,,,io na,chhs hnvo had
, 'H"' ',aS' "s - -, f..,' ''' N"'
The ,,,y =, yyhont viii NOT sxcood i.s mn
coa tN,'ai. =, ,i,a A,so~ioa h,.r,o,,,
Wv % u.Us rS "a M ,,S ;n,arnso,at,sn =,
,a,.on,,oa,,, ra',,.,,s oo,,,,,,raH - a., oa1 ~
S,.hos ns ,h avoras,o tor tro ,ro ,,o .,
", 'nI, -, 20 ,.',ts ~ ,ean ",u's' -
anu iOVvVV'GO, busnels IN leso' Neariy TWO ahu
one'huii mi,lou lesS HVFeS were ue'o,uu 70
Wncat M Inah Ius' year, anu the SulS oi .n,s ue-
erease was u, oue sulplus safes whVh piu Inlr
anu l-.'NoO" uu'hvls unusF surplus s'aIes
prouuct Oh l"L
AvailaDle supplies OF olG wEeat arc to'o'V,Vo
pushelS greater 'nan tMeiVe inonth s,nce' ou. lI
even niioWins th"' larnlers also hoiu I''VoJ'O'
% nUre oiu "heil nov man 'iien' 'no u,oI SUP, up
pnes ior Fhe ehsu'ng yoar hro oniy V'VVO'oOo
UusIcS' OF il"VVV'VOO less 'nuh tno nVeraBe Oh
.ho 'no previous oioPs, Our hoIho consumption
% %nas aE'raseu So',"oo'V Dush'ls ahnuhliy, leav,
ins an apparent Export surPiuSo. tSo'VvV'oOo 'Oo
Dusneis' against exports iast year Oh ~''oo"uSO
nnu ,he season UcIore -'o,VVO'VV~
rms year acreage ol oats was never OK.
~.ceueu ~ Except IN h''' wheh over "'o'VVV'VO'
Dush.s WERE groWa on @','Jou" acres, com
partu "llh 'LO,VVCVO' uu'heiS on shgntY
sulaIler uoreago tAis seasoh lhls Is wlthih
loIg niililoh otSnols oi sst year ost TURN
ana Just ABOUT nn average oil the previous three
CROPS
lhs Usual quhhtlty OF rye ouckwheat ana par
icy WIZ be garnered
Inc supply OF nay (oVer 6SOOOVO tonsl and
other forage Is abundant though mill feed and
/ coUohseeu meal may DC higher than last WIN
leI ir, -, l.. -,
,i,I. % .' - ls noS'Ioi , non zoo %
; , .,,h ., -. ZIP - v"i"S W
-, ~ sIJ ry.,s b.os iioh si uioushs
por's into .e uniseu @ otayes are ueOresslnB, Du'
I'm ,'' - 70 n@s a. ioi III w
,,.. sa,.,'',n Vn S',S,I 81.
.,as,s % ragao,oS a., - no suppay y, 're
~ 'i'ais Nv our uo
,ia' no', nnu oApoI.s uurLs
Wv pas. "iyn,s, ,,d, WIN Sory Ieir tcnu.
enOS ~ ,'. s'osN ~ Euiopo 10 icing
,,' . sosJ ~, auu iH'ei o'i
n,,,,lo .,,oaa",s ~ @ w ,aiso
s,.st .Si, s,.. ,s Deon ~ osly
! blhlhAIl bhppl1 ONluH W ENuuNtu
o eo"n' owoAs olo Hsn' anu u"iIy interests
~ meIo n0'o' III Uo'''f 'h"Po 'or prohtaoie
WINTER ,r, -,.-. ,-,-.,..-,-.
ING hh.sl, ~ ,oan Asriouiturlst noWs hn IN
Slop oi suss, s Uut shor tase
- VIZ w., y. iV,ls ols W
sus,l, Du' pr,vos SIe iloIo lheiy 10 oDe ahecleu
.i.a', -, 's'''"''o" '"Hn W '""nHeS ~
"oauo,'oh'
rouuoeu y'oiI .I Ul helvy .c", anu pug toDac'
70 - ~ Snu '',o e,t"1 ~ VI 1he Con
nev.'Su, No., IN nousa'on,S ,anSSS nus peeh cur
"nc' u u,out.t Hnu hHiL An "uFahce IL
b Pi.tS u pi'ulr'cu
hops wa Inahe Ialr nFerago yielu IN tnt
.n'~u o.A'e', w, i aIo J onlJ nah 70 t"o-'hirus
UI " wv, .ISp W. W. snu WIN iisnt yleie
Ih Ehs silnu' my cHPOIt uolnhhu WA uke ~
too, P'Nea O'''S '''o VI hHnoii'uh "ops INA
can oo spaieu
~ rota'oes Odo nlve IcI' the uIoutn anu ABOUT TO-
VtuVC puShcls nre Iookeu Ior1sngnsy Or, an n more
IhIn nlss yea. compared 70 zS'"VO'o'V IN th'
! DU.nlil u vrop " Two years aBo.
h'EloH,hE Me nnaneini SITUATION from th'
iaIH''s etanupoinH .no Anerlcah Asrcul'ur
lst eonSluacs u'ss the prospeo1 ior prees IL
me carry Iuluo uepohus more upon tho none
tary situation Ihah upon natural cohuitons, al
S,uS =, SUn pO"' W '1u' ''''' ''''u'N io'ui'
Stocks abroad arc not materially larger thai