The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-06-19
Santa Fe Report.

Lowell. 90 bushels per acre; Red Rock
20 New kirk. 22i2 Bliss. s, Norman. is.
Ponca, II. Washington, %. Seven re-
ports average lSls bushels per acre.
Mounds. II bushels per acre; Boswell
3. carmen. 2sj Hobart. 20. Thomas. 20.
snyder, is: Frederick. 25; Custer City.
Park. ,22 Hugo. 2lla: Enid, 22; Pawnee.
l7h Fairmont, 2lia, Perry. l5 Hope
ton. 70. bennington, Is; Wetumta. l1h:
Chremore. Is; Iloldenvile. Is; Weleetka.
Is. Duraut. IS. Okmulgce. 22. Morrison,
90; Mill Creek, 10. Average for 81 reports,
10 l-S bushels per acre.
Rock Island Report.
Alva. 20 bushels per acre: Billings,
l2h. Hobart, 20. kingnsher. 20; Chicka-
sha. AnadarkO. Apache, Temple and
Lone. Vol, 10. Enid. 10, Average for 10
reports. 1Sia bushels per acre
Average Tor 80 reports from the three
railways, 10 bushels per acre.
Reports From Mllers.
Wheat, 10 bushels per acre.
inghsher-whcat. 25 bushels. oats. Is
Another report. wheat, Is bushels oats,
Oklahoma city-wheat. 20 bushels;
Ardmore-wheat, II bushels: oats. 80.
Geary- Wheat. is bushels. oats. 40.
Ierry-Wheat, 20 bushels. oats, 50.
90
shnwnee-wheat. Is bushels: oats. 2s.
Anadarko-Wheat. 20 bushels; oats, 40
Average wheat Crop, lS4 bushels per
acre oats, 1858 per acre.
Reports From Bankers.
Northwest quarter OF state. average,
l7ia bushels per acre.
southwest quarter. average. l6 2S BUSH
els per acre.
Northeast quarter. average. l5h bush
SnttH..at ,Yart.r ayar.r. - p b,tgb-
Assuming that Is per cent Of the acre
age Is IN the northwest. the average -
Il bushels.
Wheat compared with last year:
Northwest. same as last year. south
west, p per cent better, northeast. / ,
per cent better, southeast. - per cent bet
ter
Estimating that three -fourths OF the
acreage Is In the northwest quarter. the
yield Will be "a Per cent better than last
year as shown hy the bankers reports.
Again assuming that - per cent of the
acreage Is iu the northwest. the average
acre Yield as reported by railroads and
bankers. and confirmed by telephone and
ers, is IS l. bushels per acre, compared
with 10 bushels last year.
Three Years Reports.
The wheat situation In Oklahoma for
three years follows
i9i3-Acres. l.75O. 900. yield. 1880. 900
bushels, value, Sli3JO,o 900. based on Dec.
isi'iI.AcrSes 1856. 900: yield. 47.975. 900
bushels. value. tii,iS7.ooo, based on Dec
iSi5.Acres s.o77 900: yield. 4e. 600. 900
bushels, United States government esti-
mate MAY 1, the only estimate made this
year yield, 55.3S6.O00 bushels. bankers
and railways estimates OF June s. value,
surplus OF Wheat.
According to United states government
STATISTICS the oklahoma wheat surplus,
after allowing for food in 1903, 1910, 1911,
1912. was an average OF 4,6d6. 900 bushels.
Surplus FOR 1918, 2,NlN.OOO bushels. sur
plus FOR 1914. a2.i93. 900 bushels. surplus
Tor 1915, 40.9Oi,uo0 bushels
How oats Stand Up.
Frisco Railroad Reports Mounds, i2i1
a. Goltry, rs: Hobart, 37tA; blackwell. 45;
Cordcll 60, Clinton, 49, Snyder, 40. Fred
criCk. go. Custer. 90, Altus. l5. Lawton,
90, Mountain Park, 47h: Hugo. 31iA;
Enid, 45la, pawuce, 47h; Fairmont, 35;
Perry. 90. Hopeton, 40. Bennington, 90;
Metumlc, 30; Madill. i1i4; Ada, 40;
Chickasha, 80; ClaremorC, 30; Holden
mulkee. as Morrison. IS; Mlll Creek. 40
Average of thirty-tWo reports, 4lA BUSH
els por acre,
The average acre yield Of oats as re-
ported by the railways and bankers and
confirmed by grain men and merchants
Is A0+. bushels, compared with 2S last
year,
The oats report for three years follows;
l9lS-Acrc,s $4,000; yield, ls;5'o;oSoo
ios 200 bushels. i9l5-Acres, itll000i
yield. 81, 000. 900 (estimated on bank and
railway reports confirmed by farmers re-
portsl