New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-10
HEAVY CROPS PREDICTED
Grain Production Very Near
Last Years Figures.
WINTER WHEAT INCREASES
Department of Agriculture's
Estimates for This Season
Forecast Big Yields.

Washington. June 9-Some idea Of the
area planted TO the great grain crops OF
the country and Of the prospective size
OF these crops. with The exception Of corn.
was given to-day. when the Department
OF Agriculture, al 2I5 p. m.. issued its
June crop report. showing the condition
Of these grains ON June D. the acreag.
planted 70 each and estimates OF the weld
an acre and the total production. based
upon the ratio Of the average condition
on june ! 10 the final Yield I'm preceding
years These statistics were gathered
from the many correspondents and agents
OF the departments bureau Of statistics
and compiled by the crop rcportiEe board.
Statistics for the various crops. with COM
PARSONS for other wears follow.
SPRING WHEAT.-Area planted 1865
c0J acres. compared with l93@eoJ acres
last year and 1873 bushels ;hc l91s-' 70 aver
5000 acres bon 1910 Condition, 925 per
cent Of a normal. compared with e5.S per
cent last year and o3.S per cent the ton
year average. Indicated yield. 1875 bush
els an acre. compared with 172 bushels
last year 2o2Si ono acres in 1911 and 49,
age Estimated total production 252."o.-
OOo bushels. compared with 33o.3iS oil" BUSH
els last year leocs2oo bushels I'm 1911,
20g79.U00 bushels iu 1910 and - o0,O'0
bushels in 1909
WINTER WHEAT.-Area planted. 30
$4,000 acres compared with et57l0o acres
last year. 29.ls2.Coo acres I'm 1911 and o.
$4,000 acres iu 1910. Condition. So per
cent OF a normal compared with 9l9 per
cent ON May I this year. 7i.3 per cent
June I last year and sol per cent the ten
wear average Indicated yield. los BUSH
els an acre. compared with 1871 bushels
last year and lJ2 bushels tho ls1S-'l2 aver
age Estimated total production, 5000
000 bushels. compared with @@.9i9ooo BUSH
els last year. 430E6ooo bushels iu 1911,
434l42OoO bushels iu 1910 and 4lSvooo0
bushels in 1850.
ALL WHEAT.-Area planted. 49.6ol"o
acres. compared with 45.sl4coo acres last
year {25G.o00 acres ia 1911 and 4j.eSl"')
acres in 1910 Condition. 81 per cent
Of A normal. compared with sl3 per cent
last year and s6l per cent the ten-year
average. Indicated WELD. r. bushels am
acre. compared with 1919 bushels last year
and l45 bushels the 1905 4 average. Is
timated total production. 8ico1Oo bush
els. compared with 73o. 2jI0r bushels la
year C2l.33SOoo bushels iu 1911. G5.12i,ooo
bushels IN 1910 and 6@0o0oo bushels IN
1909
OATS.-Area planted. 3S.a4i.r'o acres.
compared with $4,000 acres last year.
-. 763 OO0 acres in 1911 and 31.5is 90 acres
in 1910 Condition. 81 per cent ~ nor
mai. compared with OIL per cent last
year and ss.4 per cent. IN" ten-year aver
age Indicated yield. 2s.b bushels au acre.
compared with ga bushels last year and
POI bushels. the 1e0S-12 average Est-
mated total production. lloio"on bush
els. compared with 1.Hs.3S7. On bushels
last wear. o.. $500 bushels IN 1911. 1856
2n.oro bushels I'm 1910 and l.c0 "oo0
lin 1900.
BARLEY.-Area planted. 7.25jooo acres.
compared with $4,000 acres last year.
1877 90 acres In 1911 and 1880" acres So
1910. Condition. 81 per cent of normal!
compared with oil per cent last year and
co.. per cent the ten-year average. lndi-
Gated Weld. pa bushels an acre. com
pared with 297 bushels last year and ="
bushels. the lg0s-I2 average. Estimated
total production. 10000 bushels. com
ua~ed with 2ZlS24CO bushels last year
iGo 10000 bushels In 1911 and ~ 5000
bushels IN 1910
RYE-Conditlon. 900 per cent Of nor
NAL. compared with o. per cent on May
I. 1873 81 per cent on June last year
and s97 per cent, the ten-year average.
Indicated WELD, 1915 bushels an acre
compared with l5S bushels last year and
1862 bushels. the ls0s-'l2 average
HAY.-Condition. SO per cent Of nor
NAL. compared with sS5 per cent on MAY
l. 1913 and sos per cent last year.
PASTURES Condition. H2 per cent OF
a normal compared with 81 per cent on
NAV !. 1913. s3.7 per cent In 1917 1nd SO
,,nr cont the tom wear aNernge-