, 1875-09-05
A Large Amount OF Grain in Stack Bad,
Soaked and Growing Rapidly.

enau pfoporGon OF tho crop y,s
housed before the rains set in. Among f.roa-,
the custom prevails quite genorally Of st.ck;n1
their wheat Us soon aa it il cut. WbA,a ~
stacks are properly put up, the heaviest min,
can do no injury. But unfortunately, tao pn,nv
farmers arc exceedingly csreleas in st,ekfo.
their grain, and there is every reason to bslle.s
that the wheat in stacks
HAa BxEE BADLY SOAKED, 1ND II aRpvxo n,,-
IDLH.
Iu tho southern part OF the State, the haryaet
is ovor, and the grain stacked. In tbs uortbsrIv
part, the harvest is still going forward. md
the .rains have found the wheat in
stacks, which wero easily soased, md ~.
sprouting badly. Tho dispatches from sons
sections denote but little damage. aud sslts hut
the farmers ere busy spreading and dry,ng ont
their grain, snd that they hope to prevent much
loss
4 dispatch from Owatonns statcs that tn
prospects are moro encouraging than waa 1.
hrst supposed It Expresses tho ballet shst
about one-tenth Of tho wheat in that 1es,on h,s
sprouted-
At Kasson, = telegram sayA reports ars con-
ing in from the farmers that fully % PEI cent Of
their wheat is damaged.
MARSHALL
In the vicinity OF Marshsll, I learn that Hhaa&
WAS considerably damaged.
SE1 elm.
At New Ulm, prospects havo not materially
changed since yesterday. Adgices from there
indicate that good deal Of the wheat l. sprous-
ing. The reports Of the farmers in that vicinity
s@i4 fn s1iffar fnafaria1Ey E0rna thArn
has beeu but very little damage; otaots saJ i
has been very great.
MERDEx.
A dispatch from Merideu eays that the crop is
badly damaged. Farmers around there h1yt
commenced to open the shocks md spread tht
wheat TO dry.
At Dover, reports come that tho wheat ID da,n'
aged some, but that the weather il fa1osslt
for drying cut.
Adyicos from Claremont state that fully ans
third OF the crop is badly damaged and sprous
Ing badly.
Reports from Eagle Lake are to tho eject that
the storm ct Thursday was very heavT, sod
added greatly to the damage caused bJ previous
rains.
DODGE cENTnE-
4 dispatch from Dodge Centre SAN tho c1ops
Ne IN ee11 8opA EooeA114ou ~" ~ M
more rain ensucs, wheat will come cut With ons
little damage
RocaEsTEa-
Grain in the vicinity OF Rochester Is eE9.'ot
badly IN the snock, ana tno aamaEs ,,'"r W. ~
great; but, II the weather pecomee SasA IN
cool. about two-thlrds OF 1t WILL 90 NO. 4
SLEEPY ETE-
Wheat in the shock aroucd Sleepy Eye y
eprouting some but, Is the weather Is clear aoa
cool. the people about there feel mors eucou1as'
ed
nc.t . chehfS, .. rh.r,.. Tim erop
badly damaged and IN poor condi11oa' 1n~'
viii oo great oea. o. s1o"n "u'"''
nELE fn an-+.a toh.
AZ & 5eno .ra rs !hs to9 1a1,oer. ara discouraeed
M*AIEA: .,.. n.
nepofts 1e'o8l Apnea 49, hna11 Whost IN sons
rAlns nave oeen 'e.s hs1, Thsrs ~ norso q
- - aSe-v hnndie of uheat in the shotk
Stacks are badly VET anu tne Wuea' 1n0@ - w
Ing tasesoeu eo4no' ~ ,e1s 0Ar'
u..,n t1 1870 oa., ~ d.m.rats
Afouuo aasunSsa H. ss;-,s hs1. hs-n cns.
tne crop % 1epoa+so" 10 80 -aoat ~ IN uhat
t1nuoos auI a;r'5r 5rTara7 h.dI~
"*s AL SnosAa' 49, n1vTp
Lass esnaad;n Wv d;sco1rae;ne to farmsz
80 Pn3 - Al, on.door bnsinesa.
aAA ~ Az o@s-oS ~ ~. ~
.pa,t W;n,.b.ro caty h
Mosk OF toe 81alu aooa@ r:.s.S th.~s t,if
said to be oaoly oamaseo. =. sAeu a.ss., Mo.t Il
the foodgates OF heaven "eto opea' AA'7'
the gram was eaposeo IN snocA'"
Ahsat ,,hsa. - - .r .,.nt.,.
4 dispatch from A1oerk Lea ss5o . ~ .t1. - a,
tlon OF several nslus u "neas s Eth, rno5 ths
damage; and, II the "easaee no'a' s'N"A'
| crop will be saved.
IAhaaSo7os.
a Pennington dispatch saSs "ness u gums"
] badly
ITcHF1EhD. 49, .nu
From Lstehneld l hesr tnas s.epe spe ID snres*
busiiy engaged opening tnelr s.acas st ~. dsra.
ing out their gram NeaEIy Ill 1o9o1' %0' '-
ages light Is yet.
| ASoRA. .,d okAs
| Farmers from Dayton, oseo, ooius, - n+.,i,
towns about Anoka, report thas "uos- ~ - sr-out.
all thEeshed or stacked, and tnas u ID i'o' 'f'S-
| ing any In the stacks.
W1SoSA- x..+ th,a
Adyices from Wlnona arc 70 tne en'
wheat is growing badly IN tue snoex. ,.,a d
Tho wires are yet down through sons Ps Psson.
the State, and It Is dImcu!t 70 gaan hsI yerp
The reports thus far receaTea ua'o as1 s,1,a..&tIed
depressing effect hero; business - 70 Io ~ tra
and the prospects are gloomy. H1ek ~ rnnei
Of clear, cool weather, however, Ma h.aa " u,srn1
to encourage the fa1me1s' Ano o11sA''A'
generally.
| MscE11ASEous. v.,.,un.
Special D1*poten 70 Tne e1tedo' 10 1st To sstiJ