| Show on jon the tha latest wheat crop cop totals NEW YORK aug 0 I 1 13 0 1 the I lie bill uv I 1 in wheat were probably A little 44 disappointed appointed in the government wheat crol ero I 1 report made public lateon late on the instant this jh purely a matter of inference however owing to the report not 1 being i e ii i 0 a ns s u r f at v 0 r a bi e n as i i many ti a n 3 h had a d e claimed 1 L i n i 1 I it N woul v 0 u 1 dibe li 1 e T alic li e re t u r ii q 0 v e r for or spring wheat concerning conc erninE which so FLO much rumor of or damage has ban licen icen hear aicard of late sho showing 0 a declining average average 0 during july from per cent on the first of that month to 87 0 3 per cent on oil august 1 in wisconsin the reduction was from 90 00 tu to 86 is minnesota binm sota fron iron 92 to 87 arid north dakota from 90 t to 0 85 in iowa there was no change arid and in dutli boutil dikova arid and nebraska tire alio condition of ll 11 alie I 1 e crop actually improto improved cl some forne the condition 1 I is is gaii said d to to liae been hight high in what are arc known at as the mountain states in ill washinton washington ton the drop wis was from 90 to 78 the lie schult of 1 a aligi blighting biting heat arid and in oregon from 91 to 76 spring rye is 11 said to have de deteriorated te ri orated in tile co condition during july front from 27 1 to oats front from I 1 to M arid and barley from 92 to if the foregoing data respecting spring wheat is together oc O c ther with th thoe pic made public a month ago 0 res respecting pec ting t winter sown wheat m may a be trans latch into the probable Dro bable yield iced based J on oil like records in previous IOUs i years they would seem peem to point to tire the probability of a winter wheat crop of 1 bushels and a 1 crop of spring wheat amounting n to bUS bushels liels or a total tota I 1 of bushels say bushels fewer than we raised in but as we carried over fully 6 bushels of wheat on july 1 1892 more than on july I 1 1891 it follows that giat the total net decrease of avail available alile wheat raised arid and on oil hand haild in 1892 as compared with is only abou t ia bushe but this illis points to no acle for 0 bushels of wheat til the c indicated yield of the united states stales in IK 1892 2 plus 35 00 IU buile bushels Ile surplus reserves on oil july 1 lat lalit aa a contra contrasted I 1 I 1 with ivill I 1 july 1 1891 indicate a total cotal available supply y this year of bushels from which buz liels may bo be deducted for food and seed leaving a bushels nominally available for export last year wo we exported 2 bushel bus I 1 4 tho ile 1 largest a rge st quantity tv in anlo any year in our history I 1 tile next next lare largest 0 t being rl twelve years ago 0 with a total of bushels q it certainly looks is is if 0 HO o would bo be able to send abroad a very largo large quantity of reheat within tile the text next twelve months month if anyone lly should want it the estimate of tile production of wheat in eight leading countries for 1892 is as as follows follow compared with the in 1891 1691 and the te harvest of 1887 7 BUSHELS 1892 1891 issa antes billil T 1 aito france 11 india Wl lWI T bax ra oo IiAn ili ionly 1 i cor I 1 I 1 6 col U united il ted I 1 kliem to g 6 1 0 1 er milly 11 I 1 to 10 wo torilla toillie 16 I 1 C OT low should the 1892 estimates estimate 8 given in tile the foreT foregoing 0 prove to be practically ne accurate curate and should alie it in of the government report j just 11 given prove to be bihin wi I 1 ili it bounds it becomes plain that bushels may be added to the total arai available lable from the united ur iteli states the surplus above minimum reserve requirements carried over on oil july 1 last which would just about bring the total yield of the eight countries in ill question up to their estimated total production in 1891 |
