RISING ESTIMATES OF EUROPEAN CROPS; Several States of Central Europe Have Raised 50% More Than in 1924. NOT YET AT PRE-WAR FIGURES Statisticians Claim That German Harvest Is Underestimated by 10 Per Cent.
Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES. ();
September 14, 1925,
, Section FINANCIAL, Page 28, Column , words
BERLIN, Sept. 13. -- Official estimates of the crop outturn in Germany, expressed in metric tons, stated the wheat harvest at 2,903,030, against 2,427,630 in 1924 and 4,036,240 in the same area in 1913. The rye crop will be 7,668,460 tons, as against 5,729,870 last year and 10,129,940 in the pre-war year.
September 14, 1925
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