The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-12-22
wear for Farm Products
:. Reach S5,926,OOO,O 600.

!, Z { agriculture III Ills annual
ss'tar!y o. ,q16. At no time in the
/, Nj fol- 49, has a country produced
AS 1lsVS3 within one year with a
! pt0d1gSs+'s Is, 926, 900, 900, which is the
4 r3acIlll.5 'sgricultural products of
+ Of for 1910. The The. total TO a value ;e
; :ol9gsi for the last II years is
80 oo' o 9roo Of 3. l2l, ssl, 900 bushels
Il corn -, of the record year 1906 and
ssis -aa Han the average crop of the
fsst.5 i've 5ge years by IA per cent.
,siIns Wv ,.ame of this corn crop is
i N. If 1909 and also of 1908, it
i t' H.. h. reckoned as less than
poo ., g1o crop of this year may be
h co, w. and seed a round 5000, 000,-
d n ~. isr m or more than the corn
g tns .. 'a. in any year prior to 1901.
,F3s W. Il per cent. above the five
.@FraSs of the hay crop is about
b yf.p' on amount which has been
Nv 'g IN, once, and that in 1907; it is
'sl'a ,o MI above the average of the
saIag , ' lie 81 heat crop is divided
Sta'''o.; ms, autumn and spring, so
i've 'g@ rtaps are subject to differ
~ accidents, as was the case
yin ~ 54 reduction of spring and
lsa Co.,. j. 541, 767, 900 bushels, or
II ae 8yerage of the preced-
y ' ,agr, ahereas the value is
p ,5- .utI. or 7.6 per cent. above
.,.r-r average
~ ,4s lrh crap in point of value
\! >. a. v0g If which this year is
w M N nh. e per cent. above the
IN .a- fy preceding years. For
y. The history of this
r.. 1ceeds 1000, 900, 900
!! stimate standing at
81 %. oo bushels. or % per cent
,,'.,,s. .. rage of the five pre-
gFaaf-
,gy -a 10 \ FEW TIMES.
i. a mN- value is the potato
M a,i,a .s us.r exceeded only in
i. ire u4r years. With the
,,.r If. .asn Of 1909, which was
S,.s deduction, the crop
!. largest ever grown
.e..,v u Hfeliminary estimate
S.1,r.r -.. 228, 1877, 200 bushels.
,.,s.r. -.mr the average of the
5s-gs.. n4Hs.
+ r l.action in 1910 will
of 1909, say $4,000
4srs IT, r-ory value is reckon
3. r" md the factory value
ar 1T 4bout S29, 600, 900, an
-tg ru.- neen exceeded in four
,osr c- called, the entire
III. rpry production, beet
a- u.m., will be $50, 600 short
ny rva.lsnon that has been ex-
f, fri or. on year, 1909. In fac
I'll. V0 sugar crops will equal
E4W.N and if to this be added
Nd ..'4sses, sirup, beet pulp,
rgr owl maple products, the
nd 0.s bout S97, 900, 600.
ab.- .p has slightly exceeded
wyctuuo, the record year, 1909,
IS 100000 pounds are 26 per
.r1.. average production of
r ns+c uC wears. Its value will
70. lfmW roo, or about the same
1t r4 crop of 1909, and fully
d more than any tobacco crop
Hrr 5rat year.
sa.a- 1sr ily maintained theIaver-
rJalrilh of the preceding five
a4 crop If this year being 1885,
.agsr7.s but its value, S97, 900, 900,
Hrar' above the five-year average.
seei production is far below that
snt years on account of a severe
.H5 preliminary estimate being
.OJ bushels, but the price of flax
care 10 s.. % by November LIST, so
he 72ue Of the entire crop is about
l@", ar amount which was ex-
l0Hlv VI 1903.
IS one of the steady crops, both
nifty aal m value; the production
l%oln bushels this year being
gJt- l5m about $23, 900, 900.
7aL 7.l40, 500, 900 BUSHELS,
N11aton IN 1910 remained sub
s the Hgure of 1909, or a
W. L. o. Q, 600 pounds of rough
4Ew.0 Eas declined so that the
q 7r IS worth hardly $16,-
rz cent below the five-year
regarded as Is per
s-oF v-rage of the previous
.s' rHe smallest crop in
yeas" vore; but the farm price
-a'4 ,s the average of the
III III MS, so that the total value
Feb. 81 .Or cent above that aver
'WsWo4s var has the production |
'+r4,' "rops equaled the grand |
VI pm as 900 bushels of the
" t'7 This is 10 per cent
u lr l5e-gear average. In value, |
af tHs cereals OF this year fall
ma, ,la' 1908 and 1909, principally |
y.- OF The decline in the farm |
WI W c5rn This years value is
Wt0l' by about $3.50, 900, 900 be-
X. '0.a. for 1909 and $50, 900, 900 be-
a. 4 'l 1919; however, it is II per
o vow the nv e-year average.
aI.F OF tine farm products of 1910
/. 9ou ga.rq and losses in compari- !
~ l5ls a gain of $50, 900, 600 is
ny, !. e'lto1 I!nt and seed; $50, 900, 600
~ snl $1,000, 900 for barley. A
- = Slaere' in the case of wheat
~, Z ~. % S.N4 900, 900, corn 1893, OOO,-
~ ~ '1V 1000, potatoes and WOO
gsleaca.
; ,a.l value Of the cereal crops de-
N. .,'l' l09 j0o in 1910 from 1909 and
'5 u al. crops declined S1l9, O0O.-
sa.! was made. however, in the
4. 10. .,''Ha. products amounting to
'''1ASijpN AS TO PRICES.
II. ,5l TOR fT9 years, 1898 and 1901,
'5,. s- "a.ance Of trade in favor of
w., Va foreign trade in farm
,y.4, 1917 for 1908, a year
IA 10 mark the eliminating
n 7 course of the balance of