Show MONTHLY CHOP CROP REPORT EORT It some danial has been caused by excessive drought NOTON nov 10 the monthly crop report the average yi yield eld for corn cony in seven states ohio 29 bushels bushel 1 indiana 20 26 illinois iowa iowa 28 3 28 kansas nebraska 27 the average yield of buckwheat isile is KI bushel bushels per acre in new york pennsylvania wisconsin iowa the yield of corn averages in III thena alie ka vember returns bushel bushels per acre and i an agi aggregate gregath production of a a rr grinsel tle more than bushels while the other great bread grain wheat by returns of last month point to that product based on ane tie n acreage c re investigation now nearly perfected not exceeding five hundred million bushel elm with the possibility of a shrinkage in the spring und find certainty of light weight in the northern states the atlantic coast crop ripened ell ilithe in the cotton states it war was injured somewhat by excessive moisture causing rot and mould in iame dis di tracts shortened by drought in ohio the crop is well cured but chaffy from drying too rapidly life I 1 he yield ie is very uneven ranging from fro iii ten tell to sixty bushels per acre the indiana product is lain in good condition on ca early planted areas and better than e expected 1 on late planting and in view of t the ph 1 long g continued draught thy thew local yields are extremely variable there is much complaint of the lightness of the ears and looseness in chec the cob ob ini ln illinois and the tho same variability in the lie the yield and quality elsewhere it is well dried out and undamaged by drought some was injured bv by being chmand cut and shocked too early there ie inucci chaery corn and the average weight will be light iowa corn has 1 ripened well the hea heavy fronts frosts being delayed till the last week vav of f october but ahe late planted is shriveled from ohp rapid drying of immature ears A part of df the tile crop is sound and good and anti a portion very cry c light the low lying areas were damaged by tile excessive moisture in the early summer A the wet weather in the tile spring and drought in tl lie i e summer turner reduced thejuan the quantity ti IV and qua quality tu in missouri 1 the he average in kansas wai was reduced 1 by the life low yield of seed corn which which of c course ours e is included in the tile aggregate gre gate nebraska corn early planted ripened thoroughly some settle of the latest planting was plowed up and sown to wheat the variability of the yield makes it to fix a fair average in low places there was some injury from frost frosts the estimated yield of potatoes is sixty two bushels per acre it is eighty two in maine sixty three in ill new york sixty in ill pennsylvania sixty two i in it michigan seventy in minnesota fifty one in iowa forty seven in i n kansas the crop almost everywhere is light the tubera tubers are small as ns a rule and rotting considerable in III new york and throughout the west the yield of tobacco cols is lee less than last y year the average rage being reported reported as pounds ar n 1 per r aero acre of or all kill kinds s against I P it ads ds lest its year T ane e A average era 9 a yield of hay is i 1 17 tons per acre nearly the samo sallie as in ill 1891 |