Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-29
TELE0RAPHIC REPORTS OF THE
MINNEsOTA HARTESr OUTLOOK.
Everything Glorious Tho Good Time
Coming Almost Colne-A Continuance Of
the Present Splendid Weather for .
Short Time win Settle it-Millions In
1t for Minnesota.
BECKER.

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CARVER, July 28.-Harveat is progressing
finely. lis the general opinion that wheat
will average twenty-five to twenty seven
bushels per acre. Two weeks good weather
and grain will all be in the shock.
YOU'VE AMERICA, July 28.-Harvest in full
blast and farmers report the wheat good.
About one third cut.
CHAsKA, July 20. Harvest is progressing
rapidly, and with fair weather for another
week or ten days the wheat will all be &C.
cured. Wheat promises better than at first
anticipated. The grade will mostly run No.
l, and an average yield Of about twenty-five
bushels per acre. Oats will yield heavy, and
also barley. Weather cool and favorable for
harvesting.
CHIPPEWA COUNTY.
MoNTEvDEo, July 49, Crops are being
harvested in good condition. Weather cool
and pleasant. Probable average yield fifteen
bushels to the acre of No. wheat.
CLINTON, July 2s.-G General harvest com.
mences to-day. Recent rains have not dam
aged crop of wheat any. Weather cloudy
and cool. s
MooRHEAD, July 2s.-Weather fine and
farmers busy harvesting, with best pros
poets for la1ge yield.
HASTINGS, July 20. Wheat on sandy soil
is some blighted, and fields close together
will vary several bushels per acre. The
average yield will not be be far from fifteen
bushels, some as high as twenty and others
expect but ten. It will nearly all be No. 1,
some No. 2. Harvest is but fairly begun.
ETTER, July 28.-Al the farmers in this
vicinity have commenced harvesting. Wheat
is looking fine. An average crop is expect
ed, and of good quality.
ST. PAUL JUNCTION, July 10. The average
} ield of wheat is placed at eighteen bushels
per acre, all No. 1. All other crops good.
Weather perfect.
q RosEMoNT, July 28.-Harvest fairly COM
menced. Average per acre of wheat will be
about eight or ten bushels. There will be a
shrlnkage in wheat The wheat is breaking
off and trucking down as it ripens, and farm
ers are rushing the cutting of it, much of it
being cut in the low land. There will be
three grades, but mostly No. 2. Barley is all
in the stack in very good shape. Oats and
corn very good. No rain. Good harvest
weather.
FARnNaToN, July 2s.-Farmers have all
commenced cutting their grain. Spring
wheat will average ten to twelve bushels
per acre. Weather for the past ten days has
been uncommonly favorable for harvesting.
Farmers are generally hopeful of crops.
CASTLE Rock, July 28.-By careful inquiry
Of farmers in this vicinity the yield Of wheat
will be not more than twelve bushels per
acre. Quality about No. 2. Oats, barley
and corn, full crop.
Red WING, July %. Harvesting is in full
blast throughout the county and weather
very favorable. Considerable grain near town
was cut during last week. The wheat in this
county is reported of fine quality, but thin,
and will average from tv Give to fifteen bush
els. Near here in Wisconsin there is report
ed heavier yield. All say the light crop is
moresthan balanced by tho good quality.
FRoNTENAO, July 28.-Wheat harvest Is
progressing finely. About 60 per cent. of
the wheat is cut in this vicinity. The PROS
poets are good for an average crop of from
fifteen to twenty bushels per acre, mostly
No. 1. Farmers from back on the prairie
claim wheat 10 be damaged from 20 to 25
per cent. BY hot weather. New wheat will
probably be marketed the last of this week.
Oats heavy. Corn doing finely. Weather
clear and cool.
4 ZUMBRoTA, July 28.-Wheat harvest we'll
under way. The yield is thought to be as
good as last season. The quality from if
teen to twenty per cent. better. With fair
weather this week nearly all the grain will
be cut in this county.
M'LEoD.
STEWART, July 49, Harvest is progressing
rapidly. Wheat is above the average and
will be No. and 2. Weather fine for the
work.
BRowNIow, July 28.-No change in crop
prospects since last report. Harvest is in
full blast. Weather for the past week has
been grand for the harvesting and crops.
Should it continue good for one week more,
most Of the wheat will be in. Oats are good
and will be ready to harvest soon.
GLENCOE, July PSI learned yesterday of
an old and reliable farmer that the most of
this years wheat in the country will be No.
l. Considerable wheat has already been cut
and shocked, but q small portion is too green
to cut. Reliable information says that
harvest will not be completed in less than
two weeks. All grain looks we'll, and if the
present favorable weather continues we will
have more than an average yield. Weather
to-day is very cool and pleasant.
MOWER.
AUSTIN, July 2s.-Barley all cut and
stacked. Wheat is being cut; it will average
twelve bushels per acre; about one fourth
will grade as No. 2, balance No. 3.
ROSE CREEK, July 28.-Farmers estimate
the yield of wheat from twelve to eighteen