Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-20
CROP AVERAGES m
GOVERNMENT MONTHLY Rr,|
GIVES FIGURES
These Are Well Above th. y
Level-Corn Percentage 1, 9, =
Outlook Is Bright, but Mpo,r
ponds on the Weather, Y

on aug. l. 1SO@, OIL on Sept. l
SO.6 at the corresponding data II
and ten-year average Of 7SS \
Except in Kansas and South n
which report a decline of y noi,'
10 points respectively during AM.
material change of condition is ~
from any of the principal corn N
and except those of the South n
State Of Michigan they again rpD.I
Otion averages in excess of Their u
tive averages for the last ten year
report continues:
Notwithstanding its marked Il
since August, Kansas reports on
of 81, or % points above its teDrs
erage, while Nebraska and Miss
coed their respective ten-year ayps
35 and % points respectively; M
Ohio, Illinois and Iowa by 16, Ii 4
10 points respectively, and PenDaA
Wisconsin and Minnesota by G "A
points respectively. The crop, br
Is SO late that throughout the
northern portion Of the belt pred
of more than an average crop All
riably made contingent upon the
ate advent and continuance for SON
Of the most favorable cOndjtm
weather.
Condition of Wheat CrOa 1
The average condition at harI
winter and spring wheat combn
80, against S2.8 last year, COG
and a ten-year average Of 7S0,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and
report 10, Is, Is and 81 points, and X
Dakota, South Dakota, Nebn&
Missouri 20, "a, % and % points
lively above their ten-year aven
condition in Minnesota differs a
point from the States ten year
while Pennsylvania and California
5 points below the ten-year
Iowa II points below, and KanS
a condition of 40, % points bcloUt
year average of the State.
The average condition of Oa
harvested was So, against I.
year, 500 in 1900 and a tenycug
of 1877. While correspondents
the harvesting Of an exceptional
crop of oats, there are indicada
the crop will be very defcienthf
quality. This, however, will n
fully reported upon in Dcccmh ~
the final returns as to the yiedH
are sent in.
OF the ten States having ,WGE
or upward in oats Iowa alone ~
condition comparing favorably
ten-year average. New York rep
phenomenally high condition Of
highest reported from that Stat
1877 and "a points above its
average; Wisconsin, 100, its higa
1882 and 10 points above its
average; Ohio, 100, its highest
and 13 points above its tenyeM
Michigan, 80, its highest since bx
II points above it's ten-year ~
Pennsylvania, 90, its highest S
and 16 points above its tenyen
Indiana, 90, it's highest since NV
points above its ten-year averl:
nesota, 90, its highest since NV
points above its ten-year aves
braska, Sc, it's highest since l@
points above its ten-year aver
Illinois, Sc, or 6 points above is
average, but not an exception
condition for that State.
Report on Barley and Ky
The average condition Of Dait
harvested was 1911, against
year, 7O.7 in 1900 and $40 tF
the averages Of the last ten yen
The condition at harvest OF w
spring rye combined was w.,
$40 last year, $40 in 1905 anl
mean of the averages of TIDE
years.
The average condition Of
on Sept. 1 was SG.4, against yI'
/, 1902, 900 one year ago, W.
/, 1900, and SAT the mean i
ages for the last ten years
Seven Of the principal toOH
show conditions ranging iF'D IL +.
points above their tenFeaF q q
while in Kentucky, New l"l SfS
nessee conditions are :, D aI
respectively below such aver
The average Of clover sFH 4.
considerably reduced since 'S ~
two Of the principal SJate s 1--WE !.
and Ohio-reporting even VI Nal
crease. The other importaR an,in.
cept Kansas, in which Sta% St5ss
is the same as last year, rep" W.
In California, Utah and O0%l s
tons are below the ten-yV. M
while all other States eXccP
in which State the condltI0n
as the ten-year average, vy''
above such averages. 81,
During August the conoJ
declined / point in Oregon ag
York, and improved , po.D'r 81
MIA, while the condition " M
remained unchanged dHFID ,1at
OF the States having NV w
and upward in apples eleven r. VIZ
proyement in condition our
An but six of the importaa.
ing States report condition. ,rG
T to 81 points above tD men, {,
ages; in Ohio the conal, ,;,n,
such averages, while Inul' ",
ginia, Virginia, Tennessee b. f s
reports as to the prod.,ac ,.or
as compared with f', c., t.' 4
portant peach-growinS ', GGg9
In In all all but eight of the =, p
100000 trees and upVarp VI
duction exceeding the I'1"
probable. ,A5