The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23
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Fancy, sssOasS 80 choice 1.l0@sl. %.
NNNN. t2tOg Sl00, NIX, $40 Xxx, $40.
Corn meal, per bushel. o. 20.
Graham four, per hundred, $500.
The Chicago Times giyOs the following As
mas heretofore been stated, the agricultural hu.
reau, In summing up It's August returns, ~
marks that the wheat Weld ior The entire conn
Try Will probably bo II little In excess OF 500 O. g.
lli bushels. bat lhet those estimates which
place the Yield much above that figure are
wholly uuwat nnttd by facts and calculated 10
Induce farmers Ia part with their wheat at less
man It's real value. Commenting upon this, the
Price Current at Cincinnati says that on the
10th Of July, taking the best data available, IL
estimated the total yield at bli,OOO 90 bushels,
aud adds since then the outcome has been
testod by thrHShinE In many states, and always
resulting In larger yield than had been eYpec-
led. We gave that AS u conservative estimate NJ
Ihat limo, and, with the new lights now before
u.s. We are forced to the conviction that II viii
10 largely exceeded" The Price Current makes
no new iigufcs, but contents itself with state.
menl % this general conclusion. prefcfring TO
walt for more complete data before making q
definite estimate. The Commercial Bulletin, OF
New York, stiil udheres 10 It's high estimate OF
not less than 100000 o bushels, and declares
shat all the later returns from localities where
thrashing IN In progress Incline IL 10 go still
higher The latest reports received here cor
Tenoralo those upon which the Bulletin and the
l1icc Current base their conclusions respecting
the yield per acre. lftho returns and estimates
OF acreage are 10 he trusted, even the Bulletins
hlgh estimate viii be exceeded, and the total
Yield viii DO more than 600 t00,0O bushels
Kansas writer states ~ follows tho average
cOst OF producing corn IN that region, which,
though an incomplete statement, on account of
the omission OF rent aud interest IL probably
not far from tho truth
The cost OF an aero OF corn, put In tho crib,
Ia ~ follows
Flowing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 co
Planting and seed rs
iiarlowlnS Wice, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Flowing throo times ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Husking, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Total..... .................s8 81
THE average yield OF corn for twenty years |.
thlrty'hvc bushels per acre, and the plce has
averaged for the same time S0cents per bushel,
ENinS product per acre OF 1850, Mt cost Of
$500 for itH production"
An Intelligent gentleman. connected with the
Kansas tlIy press who has obtained official and
olher Information relative Ia the corn aud wheat
crops IN Kansas and Missouri In the city today.
SAID me latest information obtained through tho
AGRICULTURAL department of Kansas, shows thst
mo extraordinary weight and quality OF tho
wheat grain has increased tho yield beyond
FORMER calculations. II Is now ~, 600 100, bush.
els Corn shows oven bxtrr 1t will yield 100.
CW,0oV Missouri shows $4,000, O0J bushels OF
wheat, and will lead all tho state. on corn Tho
most reliable estimate places the corn crop ut
2UUpVS Thus tho two states, Kansas and
missouri VIII help make up the deficit OF Iowa
bushels
Georgia has been shipping oats to the west,
And now applications have been received In
Now York and North Carolina to sell oats nom
that state to the New York markets. This In an
unprecedented feature Ia the grain trade and ~
agood Sign for tho south Everything goes To
snow that the south will havo tho largest crops
OF al Kinds of grain over raised Ia that section
!, Ihe French minister OF agriculture has pub.
iisheu an approximate return OF the harvest for
the past year, according to which 1900, 900
acres or hslf million more than last year were
not turn out az well MS In 1880 the total yield of
wheat being ~ LOO, 900 quarters This shows
failing ouof lb,OOOO quarters and tho average
{i9i9 pr acre was only ~, bushels, ~ against