The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-07-27
DAYS Of the week at s1.0Oss@9Sssc.. There
was big drop on the 9Th. NO. ! shipping
going to $4,000. ~ ~
cpops TN FoRE1CN. COUNTRIES.

CROPS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
wsat has Dslt hot 1 the past
Week We & but Ia London rather heavy rain
feil last night, which has somewhat fresfl-
ened the 6, me o. neu IL
Great Britain, and remarks that 1t mas 70
present avery sorry story. Its report. COL
we rave il, our, iss,ls Of June q, when atten-
ton was first drawn to the @circumstaLac:e
that the EngSh wheat 1ro o record 1ls
Times gives the average condition on y 1ea!y
/ past fenr gears soa as 81 follows a aSsS
that the acreage is likely to be 1919 per
cent less than last year, the decrease being
chiefly made up in oats, pot atoes ana grass LIS:
| fines means a probable average yield Of
t rs bushels per acre, on an area OF apouL T.
acres or total crop e or aoG o nrs
last year For. our part we. DO. not Ike to
take quite so desponding a view, either n, 9, q
area or the aren aoM at
and the probable yield per acre of rs BUSH H.
els; thus giving total croI OF q ooO,o
Gus condition of things to attract attention.
Evidence from all parts Of the country 1s
in fact accuraulating that the present WI VIII
the memorable season Of 1870. This morn
ing we have received batch Of q reports
shire and DEMONSTRATING, which have been
the well known millers OF Worcester, ana
they show without exception poor crop
and decidedly decreased area.
| From France the reports continue favor
able on the, whole, the weather n. haysi nngg
been hot and forcing; surprise IS IN 1act
expressed that the crops have ripened SO
rapidly and it Is feared that hat this may not
denends upon the weather as wheat cut
ting in the center will commence next week
and IN two or three weeks IN the important
what ti growing districts OF the north. From ON
Germany the reports concerning the wheat
are favorable but less SO regarding spring
grain owing to TIE absence or r gntncleh f
be abundant The latest official Hungar-
ian crop report, dated July ], says that
the heiaf. But if no further harm happens,
the total yield may still be an average one:
The ares under rye is mnch less than. d lass
Vas destroyed by bad weather. The Win
ter sown barley Is good, but the spring eng
saw bgWe i mo but viii still be below
average: a. The latest reports from Rou-
mania state that the corn 4 has g. been m.
At wheat and rye: had commenced under
fayorab BE auspices, and promised, excel
lent eults From Bugagaf TOO, 1he s EN-
rataa IS wanted for corn. Our latest tele-
graphic report from Russia states that nat. tne
10 aa.Ices froxn various parts OF the coun-
iry pointing to about an average crop 81
winter wheat; but rather nel9W Ine av .ha
n mare i iylportanr, and also Of rye. Barley.
,Sea has been very hot, but the lar-
at az oiai crop report IS very favorable.
Pnsfal advices from Argentine report an.
| seed and state that the area sown is fur
thar Increased: the exports Of wheat nave ys
san,,5enhat sIackened. and are now expected
- hscorae Quite trifiing. having already ex-
|sceeded expectat TONS Latest postal ad-
ricss' from Adelaide also state that the sow
iae season has been most propitio us.-F'rom
Rserbohm, July IL. ~ p