The Wheat Crop

Secretary of State ölardner has compiled some interesring statistics on the vheat erop in Michigan this year. The icllowing is a partion of the report: ■Por this report eorrespondeius havo secured from threshers the resulta of :!.7.")T julis, aggregating more than 05,000 acres of wheat threshed in the state, the yield trom which was 1,091,483 bushels, an average of 16.73 bushels per acre. In the southera counties moi-e than 52,000 acres threshed averaged 17.34 bushels per acre. In the central counties the average s 14.02 bushels, and in the ï'.oithern counties, 15.31 bushels. The area In wheat In the state last May as compiled from the returns of supervisors was 1,513,919 acres. Tuiis the probable acreage ih.it was harvestea this year. Multiplyiug Uie aerea ín each eounty by the average yield per acre in iliai county, a muslmwu by the results oí threshln?s, i ;i probable yield in the state of 24,821,987 bushela. T1k tinal estímate for wheat wlll be made tn October. ir ii eball snb iomg the erop this is the largest produced since 1892 when the erop exeeeded 25,000,000 bushels. Sun i] of si. A.nflrew's parisn wlll begin next Sunday. Marks for the year will be commenced then, and j it is hoped th.it all the scholars will present.