Evening journal., 1911-08-21
CONDITION OF
STATE CROPS
Value Of Products Also is
Shown In Government
Review

Crop conditions in Delaware on
August 1 are reported by the crop re-
porter as follows:
Corn-Condition July LIST, 81 per
cent: August LIST. 1911 "a; 1910, 80;
ten-year average, 81.
Winter wheat-1911, 1913 bushels
per acre; 1910. IA. ten-year average,
1876. Production of winter wheat,
1911, 100000 bushels; 1910, 2,O74,-
600; quality, 1911, 90; 1910, 80.
Oats-July LIST, 20 per cent; August
LIST. 1911, rs; 1910, 95. Ten-year aver
age So. Amount on farms, per cent
of the 1910 crop, %; bushels. 1911,
1000, 1910, 1000. Ten-year average,
1900.
Rye-Acreage, compared with 1910.
% per cent; yield per acre, 1911, 10
bushels; ten-year average, 14.2. Pro-
duction, $1,000 bushels; quality, 1911,
SO per cent
MISUNDERSTANDING compared with
1910. 80 per cent Preliminary acre
age, 1000. Condition, August LIST.
1911, SO per cent; 1910. 30 per cent;
ten-year average, 90.
Characterization, July list, 1911,
20 per cent; August list, 40 per cent;
1910, 81 per cent; ten-year average,
IS per cent.
Hay-Acreage compared with 1910,
"a. per cent; preliminary acreage.
$4,000. Condition, July LIST, 1911, Sc
per cent; August list, 1911, SO per
cent; August 1st, 1910, 81 per cent.
Glover Hay-Production compared
with a full crop, 1911, As per cent;
1910, 81 per cent; ten-year average,
81 per cent. Quality-1911, So per
cent; ten-year average, 81 per cent.
Timothy-1911, 81 per cent; ten
year average, Sc per cent
Pastures-1911. 40 per cent; ten
year average, Sc per cent.
Apples-1911, As per cent; ten-year
average, So per cent
Peaches-1911, % per cent; nine
year average, 40 per cent
Grapes-1911, 81 per cent; nine-year
average so per cent.
Pears-1911, so per cent; three-year
average, 55 per cent
Internationally, 65 per cent;
FIVE year average, 76 per cent.
Cantaloupes-1911, "A per cent;
FIVE year average. II per cent
Sweet Potatoes-1911. 50 per cent;
ten-year average. 81 per cent.
Tomatoes-1911, rs per cent; FIVE
year average, "a per cent
Cabbages-1911, SO per cent; FIVE
year average. Sc per cent
Onions-1911, IS per cent; five-yeai
average. 80 per cent
Alfalfa-1911, rs per cent.
Canadian peas-53 per cent
Cowpeas-S0 per cent
Blackberries-6S per cent
Raspberries-6S per cent.
Lima Beans-70 per cent
Farm value of products:
Wheat, August LIST, 1911, So cents
per bushel; July LIST, 1911 "a cents
August 1st, 1910, 80 cents.
Corn, August LIST, 1911, 20 cents
y July 1st. 1911. 6S cents.
Oats-August LIST. Is 4, A cents
July 1st, 1911, 45 cent? I August LIST
1910, 40 cents.
Potatoes-August LIST 1911, S1.3
per bushel; July LIST, 1911, S1O7; Au
gust, LIST, 1910, IS cents.
Hay Qoose)-August list, 1911 pc
ton, S2l.2O; July list, 1911, S22; Au
gust LIST, SIS.
ny august AoAs lJIl 80 ttulS pc
bushel; August LIST, 1910, 20 cents
Butter-Augus LIST. 1911, 25 cent
per pound; July 1st, 1911; % cents
August list, 1910, "a cents.
Eggs-August LIST, 1911, Is cent
per dozen; July LIST, 1911, Is cents
Angus LIST, 1910, % cents
Chickens-August list, 1911. 10.
cents per pound; July LIST, 1911, a.
cents; August LIST 1910, 16 cents.
Hogs-July 18th, 1911, $3.50 pc
cut
Beef cattle-July 18th, 1911, $40
per cut.
Sheep-July 18th, 1911. IS per cwi
Wool-July 18th. 1911, is cents pc
pound.
Glover seed-July 18th, 1911, So pc
bushel.
Sweet potatoes-July 18th, 1911
Slip per bushel.
Bran-July 18th. 1911. $25 per tor
TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITA
TION STATISTICS.
Normal temperature, July, 191,
76.5 degrees; average daily departur,
l.6. January 1 to July 81, norma