Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-30

Northern Pacific Railways Good Wealth
or and Good Reports-Yield Estimated
at from Ten to Thirty-hve Bushels per
Acre, as to locality-Oats and Corn Par
tieulsrly Promising.
Below will be found full telegraphic har-
vest reports from the lines of the st. Paul
& Sioux City, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba and Northern Pacific railroads. These
reports are uniformly good and especially so
on tho two last roads, where the yield of
wheat, it is claimed, will be from 10 to IS
bushels, tho latter figure coming from points
in Dakota. Read the reports.
ST. PAUL 4 SIOUX CITY.
S1BLEY, July 29.-Wheat disappo hitting,
but all will be cut.
HosPEs, July 29.-Wheat light and thin.
but all being cut. Corn is looking finely.
JORDAN July 29.-Harvest will probably
be completed this week. Good average
crop.
Sioux FALLS, July 29.-Most encouraging
reports of yield and quality of wheat north
and west of here.
LAKE CRYSTAL, July 29.-Harvest In full
blast, and every body hopeful. Oats about
ripe. All rye and barley cut. Corn growing
finely.
EAST ORANGE, July Embarrassing about
half through. Yield medium in some local
tiles, but as low as five bushels in others.
Quality generally fair.
LIE SuEUR, July GAS harvest progresses
farmers continue hopeful, and in many cases
large yields expected. few grumblers,
but they are the exception.
WoRTHINaToN, July 29.-Harvesting in
full blast. Oats are very heavy and will
yield heavy. Wheat light, owing to drouth.
Corn and all other crops are doing finely.
OTTAWA, July 29.-The harvest will be
nearly through around here this week. The
Yield will be from twelve to twenty bushels,
and the farmers think the grade will be No.
2 to No. l.
SHAKoPEE, July 29.-Weather good for the
wheat harvest, which is rapidly progressing.
vi Id varies greatly. Think the average
about fifteen bushels. Quality No. and
No. l.
MApEL1A, July 29.-Wheat harvest gener-
ally in progress. Much complaint of delay
with self binders. Think we shall average
about thirteen bushels of No. l and No. 2
VIII. at.
ST.. JAMES, July 29.--Weather favorable
and farmers taking full advantage of it. The
wheat is thin on the ground, and will not
average over ten bushels, all because of the
dry spring.
HERON LAKE, July 90 Harvesting just
begun, crops not very heavy, but quality
good. Our leading farmer near this place
thinks one heavy shower in April would
have doubled the yield.
WINDOW. July 29.-Wheat will run about
twelve bushels. Very weedy because of dry
khnr II, h,,k ~
wheat in weedy pieces that do not look
worth cutting. Corn growing finely.
MOUNTAIN LAKE, July 29.-Harvesting
going on in earnest Wheat is turning out
better than was expected month ago. Farm
ers say it will average ten to twelve bush
els of No. and No. 2. Barley all cut. Oats
ripe.
LU VERNE, July 29.-Weather for last
week very favorable to crops. Farmers be-
gan harvesting and think the yield will be
some more than expected and better quality.
Think they will get at least three-quarters of
q crop of wheat and full crop of oats, corn
and barley.
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS s. MANITOBA.
EDNA, July 29.-Orops looking we'll.
Weather cool and clear.
G1YNDoN, July 29.-Crops all right. Har-
vesting progressing. Cool and clear.
MARsroN, July 28.-Clear and cool. Wheat
doing we'll; ripening very slowly.
BREoKENR1DaE, July 29-Weather fair.
Wheat is being harvested in good condition
and will yield we'll.
ADA, July 20. Clear and COOL Crops in
fine condition. Most farmers commenced
harvesting yesterday.
WARREN, July 29.-Harvesting progress
ing finely. Prospects of heavy yield to
-
ELK RIVER, July 29-The harvest has
and farmers rejoicing. Wheat in this coun-
to the acre.
ALEXANDRIA, July 28.-Farmers COM
menced harvesting wheat in this section
yesterday. The berry is we'll filled. Weather
very favorable. Estimated yield for this
county, twenty bushels per acre.
ST. CLOUD, July 29.-Crop prospects con-
tinue favorable. Most farmers have COM
menced cutting and some have wheat in
stack. Weather cool and clear. Say wheat
will average eighteen bushels to the acre.
ST.. VINCENT, July 29.- Clear and warm.
Crops in Manitoba reporteds wheat ripening
finely. The yield over 40 bushels to the acre.
Will commence harvesting next week. In
Dakota, crops doing we'll. Yield reported
will be from 30 to 40 bushels. Will COM
mence harvesting next week.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
LAKE PARK, July 29.-No wheat harvest
ing yet; weather very favorable.
MooRHEAD, July 29.-Weather good and
harvesting progressing finely; grain ripen-
ing fast.
BISMARCK, July 2s--Everything progress
ing very favorably for crops, with indications
of good yield.
GLYNDoN, July 29.-Orops all right;
weather clear and cool harvesting COM
menced generally this week.
DETROIT, July 29.-Harvesting going on
in every direction; weather clear and cool;
everythin, favorable for splendid crop.
PERHAM, July 29.-Westher fine for har-
vesting cutting we'll under way; prospects
good for an average of twenty bushels of
VIII at per acre, all No. /.
FRAzEE, July 29.-Prospects still favor
able; weather to-day, cool. Wheat is esti-
mated at twenty bushels per acre. Farmers
in some localities have commenced harvest
ing.
CAssELToN, July 29.-The harvesting still
goes on everywhere throughout this region,
the weather being favorable. Nothing has
yet occurred to discourage the happy an
ticipations of parties interested in grain.
FARGO, July 29.-Weather very fine to-day
and harvesting of wheat proceeding briskly
all around. Opinions vary as to yield, rang
ing from 20 to % for wheat, 80 to 45 for bar
ley, 80 to 70 for oats. Barley threshing has
commenced.
VALLEY CrrY, July 29.-Weather during
the past twenty-four hours has been favor
able for crops. Wheat and oats doing nice
ly. The largest farmers in this vicinity es-
innate the yield of wheat at 25 to 80 bushels;
oats so to IS bushels per acre.