The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-09-19

A"tLo-.
ham1ah-Wheat, 1888; oats. 22.-
9S6; barley, 21,136.
Christman, Harris and Dublin
Wheat, 156,775; oats, 21,2SS; barley.
204 ,442.
Total delivered to Warehouses;
Wheat, 0,222; oats, 37S,OO5; barley.
$50 ,645.
Clearwater County.
Peck-Wheat, 57,439; oats, 12S,-
OSO; barley, 58,513.
Orofino-Wheat, BALL; oats, 81
1870; barley, $3.50.
Greer-Wheat, 81 ,297; oats, BASIS;
barley. 66,3S7.
Total delivered to warehouses
Wheat, 1S2,S4S; oats, 1882; barley,
113 ,489.
In connection with the statement
OF figures compiled by the Idaho state
grain commission, based on the actual
receipts of various warehouses of the
grain of the 1911 crop within the
| counties of Latah, Nez Perce, Idaho.
Lewis and Clearwater, Latah county
stands first on the list of producers
in actual tonnage while Idaho stands
first ON the list in aggregate bushels
OF wheat, oats and barley. The fig
ures which are given below do not
comprise the unofficial estimates of
production of the respective counties
hut are based ON the actual receipts
in the respective warehouses during
she 1911-12 season.
In tonnage on wheat, oats, harley
and hay Latah leads off with 7S,412;
Idaho 70,367; Lewis, 60,474; Nez
Perce, 43,077; Clearwater, 1,401
The aggregate tonnage of the five
counties is 263,731. The aggregate
rumber of bushels of the five coun-
ties of the three commodities is
9,s60,175. In bushels Idaho county
stands first with 2,742,63S Latah,
.'-21,091; Lewis, 2,297,S72; Nez
:'erce, 1,617,905; Clearwater, 4SO, 500.
Wheat is the leading commodity in
the five counties, the aggregate bus
hels oeihs 4,506,726. The reports
show 3.137 ,407 bushels of barley and
2.21G,O42 bushels of oats.
By counties the total bushels of
wheat received in the respective ware
houses are: Latah, 1,742,113; Lewis,
960,222; Nez Perce, S20,35S; Idaho,
801 ,185; Clearwater, 182,S4S.
By counties the total bushels of
oats received in the respective ware
houses are; Latah, $4,000; Idaho,
558,074; Lewis, 37S,005; Nez Perce,
237,831; Clearwater, 184,332.
BY counties the total bushels of
barley received in the respective
warehouses are: Idaho county, 1,383,-
379; Lewis, 959,645; Nez Perce, $780,
716; Latah, 121,17S; Clearwater,
113,489.
By counties the total tons of hay
received in the respective warehouses
are: Latah, 9,518; Idaho 1902; Lewis,
1858; Nez Perce, 1,22S; Clearwater
244.
It will be noted that while Latah
stands first in wheat and oats the
county falls to fourth place on barley.
While Idaho county is first in barley
the county is second in oats and
fourth in wheat. Lewis Is second in
wheat and barley and third in oats.
Nez Perce stands third IN wheat and
barley and fourth in oats and Clear
water is fifth in production on all
commodities.
In drawing comparisons 1t is in
teresting to note the position of the
various stations in the. five counties
which have the greatest aggregate
number of bushels credited to them
for the season of 1911-12. While Gen
esee, in Latah county shows the
heaviest station in wheat which is
604,015 bushels, oat and barley re-
ceipts are low, the aggregate of the
three commodities being 81, ,167 bush
els, Vollmer-Ilo, In Lewis county
STANDS at the nead OF the llSL Win
an aggregate of three commodities
amounting to 834, 461 bushels.
The ten highest stations in the five
counties have been selected with a
view of showing their relative posi-,
ton on aggregate number of bushels
of the three commodities. wheat, oats
and barley and are as follows:
vollmer-Ilo, S34, ,461; Genesee,
S11,167; Nez Perce, 672,473; Cotton
wood, 612,9O7, Grangeville, 563,377;
Fenn, 500,S75; Steunenberg- -Ferdin
and, 500,460; Kendrick, 481,816;
Moscow, 429.930; Sweetwater, 327,