The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-09

 CROP REPORT
GOVERNMENT REPORT SHOWS ALL CROPS SHORT EXCEPT
 St THE APPLE CROP.
Corn, Oats, Potatoes and all ! Staple Crops Less Than Last Year and for Ten Years
 Past.

Washington, Sept S.-The Hep tember crop report of the United States Department of Agriculture Crop Reporting Board. issued at 2:15 D. m. today, shows the condition on Septetnber 1 and the yield Der acre, as indicated by the condition on that date, of the principal farm crops of the country, and the preliminary es- innate of the total yield of hay. as follows:
 | Corn: Condition 7.03 per cent of normal, compared with 69.6 per cent on Aug. l, 7S.2 per cent on Septem- Der l, 1910 and 793 per cent, the ten yehr Sept. 1 average. Indicated yield per acre 23.6 bushels compared with 274 bushels, the 1910 final yield. and 27.1 bushels, the average for Ithe past five years.
 Spring wheat: Condition 56.7 per cent, of normal at time of harvest compared with 59.S per cent, on Aug. 1, 63.1 per cent at the time of harvest last year and 7S.7 per cent, at time of harvest for the past ten years. Indicated yield pdr acre. ,9 .OS bushels compared with 11.7 bush els, the 1910 final yield and l3. 5 bushels tIhe average for the past five years.
 @9 Wheat: Indicated yield per acre, 1926 bushels. compared with IA 1 bushels, the 1910 final yield and l14.7 the average yield for the past five years.
 Oats: Condition 6i.5 per cent ot normal at time of harvest, com pared with 65.7 per cent. on Aug. i, SS. 3 per cent at time of harvest in l1910, and 75.5 per cent the ten year average, indicated yield per acre 2S.9 bushels, compared with 31.9 bushels lin 1910 and 2S.4 bushels the average yield for the past five years.
 BarleE: Condition 65.5 per cent of a normal at time of harvest, com pared with 66,2 per cent on Aug. l, 69.8 per cent, at time of harvest in 1910. and S3.0 per cent, the ten year average. Indicated yield per acre 20.3 bushels, compared with 22. the 1910 final yield. and PAS bushels. the average yield for the past five years
 Buckwheat: Condition S3.s per per cent of a normal, compared with S2.9 per cent on Aug. l, SS. 2 par cent in 1910 and S7.1 per cent, the ten year average. Indicated yield per acre, 1916 bushels, compared with 20.9 bushels, the 1910 final yield and l19.6 bushels, the average yield for the past five years.
 Potatoes: Condition 59S per cent of a normal, compared with 62.8 pei cent, on Aug. 1, 70.5 per cent III l1910, and 7S.9 per cent, the ten year average. Indicated yield per acre 74.2 bushfs, compared wath 94.i bushels the 1910 final yield and 96.6 bushels, the average yield for the past five years.
 of a normal compared with 6S.9 per cent on April TIT per cent in 1910 and S2.3 per cent the ten year aver age. Indicated yield per acre 7l4.5 pounds. compared with 797.S pounds the 1910 final yield and S26.O pounus the average yield for the past live years.
 Flax: Condition 6S.4 per cent or normal, compared with ITO per cen on Aug 1. 4S.3 per cent in 1910 ana 8t.S per cent the eight year aver age. Indicated yield per acre. 77 bush els, compared with AS bushels. the I1910 final yield and 9.9 bushels, the average yield for the past four years :.
 Rice: Condition S7.2 per cent, ot a normalg compared with SS.3 per cent. On Aug. 1. SS.S per cent In I191O. and SS.S per cent. the ten year average. Indicated ylLld per acre 32.1 bushels, compared with 33 .y bushels, the 1910 final yield and 32 1
 bushels. the average yield for rne
 past five years.
 Hay: Preliminary returns indicate
 a total hay yield of about 46,s69, 900, tons, as compared with 6O,97S,OO0 ton
 finally estimated last year, and s.
 507. .000 tons. the average annual pro-
 duction in the past five years. The IpremilInary estimated yield per acre
 lis about 1.92 tons. compared with