New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
RECORD HARVEST OF CORN
EuIN Three Billion Bushels Is
1905 Yield.
WHEAT. 6e1.769, 600 BUSHELS
suring Wheat Greatly Exceeds
the September Estimates
Bumper Oats Crop.

49, government crop report for this
-nonth. showing conditions as OF October
: which was issued yesterday afternoon
SURPASSED expectations. the Indications
hang Tor record narvescs OF corn arc oats
ane for considerably larger crop OF sprtn6
wheat than had been foreshadowed q month
Or TWO ago. The condition OF corn i'm
rrovec more than two points during the
month standing October ! as sos. against
70 on September = sn6 the indicated Yield.
IS nrured ~ Henry Heiuzer. stat-sttctan
Ct the New York Produce Exchange. IS Tor
q crop or SOS. 0ls.8o0 bushels which com
ra-es with the record harvest Of . 81. 4l6.-
oe1 bushels II 1895 The Indication a month
ago WIS for a harvest this year Of . SzS-
a. eco bushels. which n turn was higher
tv nearly a. O0o.oo bushels than the August
indication. AS the corn crop Is now prac-
ticauy harvested. 4 -oay be said that tne
~ount-v-s yield OF corn n 1910 VIII oe tH--y
DO 900. $50 bushels
NJ Eeinzers estimate on sprins wheat
N Sepselnber / was for q crop Of IL - 80
bushels. OF nearly L2.00ooo0 larger than t-at
Of August : The indication as OF OcJooeT
=. which represents the government pre-
l-1iua-y estimate OF this crop, shows fur
-her gan OF . $4,000 bushels, Bringing the
cures ID 70 *. $4,000 bushels The est
-7ate on winter wheat is unchanged from
ne lsxr two months, the crop having been
,----uaslv al harvested by August + and
-t-fs estimate o. 49, 29s coo bushels. aided 10
IRE latest spring wheat indication Of 23S.-
L-5e00 bushels. makes the total probable
wheat yield for 1910 nearly S. oeo.0oo bush
e-s. or not far below the Lt9 harvest CT
20 LIS. D00 bushels
The Ea6.csLons cn cats. which dEe Hat
o. spring wheat, is the government pre-
Urinary estimate. Is for q crop Of os6. S96 =
90 bushels. exceeding by about $1,000 90
bushels last years record harvest OF L0o7.-
s53 90 bushels 4 month ago AIr. Heinzer' S
estimate. based upon the governments re
r0rt. was fol & crop this year OF l.555, 466, GO
bushels
The government report came ont as usual
M go o'clock. ana therefore had no effect
ca prices n the grain market. when nao
closed for the day. Il had, however, a
s-iuulaunE influence on Stock Exchange
0-icss.
washington. oct. la-The production Of
spring wheat. as estimated By the crop re-
porting board OF the Department OF AEri-
culture for 1910. was GZ3.z.5.vc9 bushes com
pared with go 50. 900 bushels in 1909. the
yield an acre being lis bushels compared
with 15E IN 1903. and Is. the ten-year aver
a-e; the quality was 81 per cent. com
pared with So. TIE ten-yes- average.
The production OF al wheat [o- ZsIe was
&C. IS. 900 bushels. compared with 49, g, 0l1
bushels II $50. the yield a acre being 1z2
bushels compared with I5s fu 100 and al
The te,-year average; the quality v-as 81
pe- cent
TIE corr crop was SD per cent Of nor
E1al on October !, or II tine o. harvest
compared with 72s = year ago and "a the
1e--Tes- average.
The production Of cats for 1910 was l.Go6,-
81 5l9 bushels. compared with 1907. 60 600
bushels n 1893 TIE yield ar acre being Sl-9
bushels, compared with 500 il 1853 and %.
the ten-vear average the quality was 95.S
per cent compared with S.. the cen-year
average
The production OF barley for 1910 was
Is -3s or bushels. compared with u 2Si, c15
bushels in 1912, the yield an acre being "a
bushels, compared with "a IN l9os and 81,
fle ter-year average; the quality was Ss.l
Ter cent compared with $50. the 1en-vear
EEeraEe-
The condition on October !. or al time
OF harvest, showing the percentage o. q
normal crop. was reported for other crops
q follows