New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-09
CORN CONDITION LOWER
osa of largest Crops, However,
Still Believed Likely.
GOVERNMENT REPORT is OUT
Outlook fer Wheat Brighter than
Month Ago-Efect on the
Stock Market.

-r;,A government crop report O.. conditions
90, august : published yesterday afternoon,
<rou-e5 z deterioration Of over 6 points in
=, condition OF corn since the last preced-
&C. report. on July 6. the figures being % d.
g against eo-s
This indicates q crop Of .Sa7. 7os. 600 bush
= q figured by Henry Heiazer, statisti
IAN Of the Produce Exchange which IS
lite Z drop from last months estimate OF
81. $4,000 bushels A year ago the IN
5icstiorl vas for q crop of 1854. 600 BUSH
* while The actual harvest ia 1893 was .,
-.sg76oo0 bushels
with the increased acreage this year AMI
re improvement that is said to have
,sken place IN the crop since August /, ow-
tuc 20 the break Of the drouth in Kansas
sn6 Nebraska the prospects for one OF the
largest corn crops or record is still be
,is-e6 to De gco0. notwithstanding the de-
-e-iorstion that took place in July Yester-
DAYS estimate OF 2.sg7. Geo bushels COM
psres with the record corn crop Of 2,a2',
IsceI bushels which was harvested in
lss
Tie outlook for wheat was brighter than
$ month ago, The indication being for All
increase of about 32,5eo.o 900 bushels in the
total crop over last months figures.
Bigger Showing fer Wheat.
As figured by Mr.. Heinzer the report On
sp-irs wheat indicates a harvest OF 1872,
81 ss4 bushels, comparing with the July 1
indication Ct is. 5z5.6'eo bushels and with
lie l-g harvest Of 80 81, 600 bushels Mr..
Heiuzer estimated the harvest of winter
wheat 1t 900 bushels. against 49,
eaae5 bushels on July l and last year :
harvest Of ~. Sz6e coo bushels. His estimate
.5- TIE total wheat crop is So, 600 bush
Is. which compares with the estimate Of
CISCO bushels as Of July ! and with
The actual harvest of 757. l59 coo bushels in
zss-
Is was the case with the two preceding
re1c-ts. the governments crop figures We're
l1t made public yesterday until 2-50 o clock
crater the grain markets had closed for
-re DAY Wheat was rather quiet, although
showing a bearish tendency throughout the
dav. while corn was moderately active and
somewhat easier
The stock market broke sharply on the
report although there was some active
I.Iyine IN the first few minutes after II
VS. issued. Que 10 q mistake IN the condl-
1iou figures on cora sent out by one OF
the news ticzers, which gave the condition
a. S44 instead OF 79.3 as reported by the
Elvernme1t. AS soon as the mistake MAS
recrIfed. however, prices went down with
q rush. the declines in the principal stocks
ranging from 70 , points. There was a
moderate recovery at the close which car
I'D 77riees I'D 10 a. much as a point in
some instances from the low figures touched
after The publication Of the report
Oats Outlook Improves.
The government rePort. On oats. as tx
ilrad by Mr.. Heinze-- indicates 4 crop OF
So $4,000 bushels, against the July esti-
mate OF as. 45se r0 bushels and an actual
harvest in 1919 Of 1.gf7. 953, 90 bushels. The
indication for rye Is for q crop Of o.
Uss al8 bushels, Is compared with an lndi-
cation Of S4a4eor) bushels a month ago and
a. actual harvest last year OF = 90
bushels
-onpa-fsons Of condition for important
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