Show i io WHEAT CROP i SHOWS INCREASE iNCREASES t S IN JULY I Other Harvests Arc Are Indicated Indicated Int In In- t to Produce I Bountiful Results II WASHINGTON July JulyAn 9 An An In Increase In- In Increase III crease creu of or bushels In the I I countr country's wheat t Crop rop as compared with last month with a D. total forecast of or 81 90 bushels a prospective I corn crop larger than last years year's and larger crops of oats oata boule barley while j potatoes tobacco flax and rico rice than were grown n No y year e e tr lr agog ago were tile tho features fea I tures ture of ot the governments government's July crop report Issued today by the depart dopart- I I ment of or agriculture I t Production of ot corn com was forecast at atI I bushels and tho aTOnI area aTOn I planted this year announced ns na 8 acres Other forecasts of or production are Winter wheat bushels I Spring Spring- wheat wheal Oats Oale I Barley Rye ne e White potato I Sweet S1 potatoes Tobacco pounds e. e I Flax 1000 bushels Rice 1 Hay tons tona Apples total bushels Apples commercial bar bar- reb Peaches bushels Wheat remaIn In on farms Canna July 1 IE is estimated at nt CI 51 per pel cent nt of ot last lad years year's crop or ot about H 47 bushels bush bush- els I. I compared with last year and the year five average Acreage of crops not previously announced announced an an- I la Is potatoes I I Sweet potatoes Olt Tobacco I Flax I Rice I Condition Condition of ot the crops on July 1 was I Winter Inter wheat hent 77 per cent of ot a normal Spring wheat 88 58 All wheat S 82 Corn Com MG Oats St St. 7 I Barl Barley i I R Rye c I White potatoes I f Sweet potatoes 81 Tobacco Sf Flax 91 81 j Rice nice 90 I Slay Hay I Apples 70 I Peach Peaches s. s |