Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-13
CROP REPORTS.
NO. 225.

From the Chicago, st. Paul d Omaha Ltnes
Vest and East.
Valley Springs, Aug. 12.-Harvestiug about
done and stacking well along.
Brandon, Aug. 12.-No change in crops
since last report.
Beaver Creek, Aug. 12.-Nearly all harvest
ed, but fax. No change in that since last re-
port.
Lu Verne, Aug. 12.-Wheat about all cut
and turns out poor.
Adrian, Aug: 12.Cutting through; stack
ing commenced and weather good.
Rock Rapids, Aug. 12.--W6eat about all IN
stack. Other crops remain unchanged.
Doom, Aug. 49, Stacking nearly finished.
No material change IN condition of crops
Woodstock, Aug. 12.-Harvest progressing
finely. Wheat not over half crop; other
grains good.
Hadley, Aug. 12.-Most all grain shocked
In good condition, except fax, which is being
harvested.
Avon, Aug. 12.-Wheat and oats all cut
All other crops in good condition.
Heron Lake, Aug. 12--No material change
in crops. Harvesting progressing nicely.
Brewster, Aug. 12.-Harvesting about done.
Wheat failure. Oats, corn, rye, barley and
fax good.
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Bingham Lake, Aug. 12.-Harvesting in
progress. Wheat, very little or none to ship.
Oats fair. Some fax very good, except late
sowing on wet ground. Corn doing well.
Weather hne.
Wilder, Aug. 12.-Crops are in good shape.
Wheat, barley and oats are all in stack, and
threshing commenced, and fax in good condi-
ton. Weather cloudy and cool.
Sheldon, Aug. 12.-All crops promise well.
We hnor M diccoura OinO ronOrfg from the
country, and everything from there is BOOM
Hospers, Aug. 12-All grain except flax is
stacked. The latter will be heavy crop.
Corn looking fine.
st. James, Aug. 12.-Harvestinf about half
through. Everything good except wheat.
East Orange, Aug.. 12-Flax in this vicin-
well. Other grains all harvested in good
shape.
Minneopa, Aug. 12-Farmers have for the
past week been engaged mesly in cutting and
shocking oats, which are good average crop.
Others have their oats already cut and shock
ed, and are engaged an stacking whest. All
other crops are doing well, especially corn,
which keeps on booming. The weather is
clear and fine.
Lake Crystal, Aug. 12.-Harvest about COM
pleted and about one-half of the stacking.
Some have commenced threshing. Weather
is good and everything is progressing fine.
Garden City, Aug. 12.-Harvestlng all done.
No change since last report. Weather fine
and cooler. Some are threshing, but cannot
tell yet what the average yield will be.
Vernon Center, Aug. 12.-Grain all har-
vested in good shape. Wheat very light.
Oats and barley good. Corn and fax doing
well.
Amboy, Aug. 12.-Wheat poor and blight
ed; will not go over one-half a crop. Corn
and oats far.
Winnebago City, Aug. 12.-The weather has
been fair and wheat has been gathered in good
shape. All crops seem to promise fair turn
out.
Blue Earth City. Aug. 12.-Harvesting
nearly finished. Farmers commencing to
thresh.
Elmore, Aug. 12-stacking well along and
will be about finished this week. Some late
sown fax is being harvested and farmers
think it will yield well. A good prospect for
large corn crop in this viainity.
Eau Claire, Aug. 12.-By The close of this
week harvesting operations throughout this
section will be entirely completed with the
possible exception of few pieces OF oats.
The crop pans out fully as large as expected,
and the total yield will average much greater
than that of last season. The corn, which
was prostrated by the severe wind storms OF
last week, is Strengthening up again, and at
present Tue ucluS look ludkuluCcnts Will
promise Of more than an ordinary yield. The
wheat crops throughout the adjoining coun-
ties of Chippewa, Dunn and Buffalo is esti-
mated will fully yield fifteen bushels to the
acre.
Camp Douglas, Aug. 12.-Wheat and oats in
this vicinity all cut and stacked; will be more
than an average crop.
Augusta, Aug, 12.-Al grain is cut and
stacking going forward. Wheat excellent in
quality, very little will go under No. 1.
Hammond, Aug. 12.-Harvesting finished
and stacking nearly so; threshing begun in
some places The yield will be not far from
fifteen bushels per acre.
Roberts, Aug. 12.-Cutting about finished
and about one half stacked; no threshing yet.
HERMAN, Ang. 12.-Crops are looking IA
vorable.
Black River Falls, Aug. 12.-Farmers near
ly through harvesting. Spring wheat viii not
average more than one-half crop, 1t has been
damaged by bugs and heat. Corn and potatoes
doing we'll.
Elroy, Aug 12.-Corn prospects for large
crop. Potatoes large yield.
Hamilton, Aug. 12.-Wheat Will average
half crop of fair quality. Oats good; corn
the same.
st. Peter, Aug. 12.-Harvest is about over
in this vicinity. Farmers say they will have
about half crop of wheat. Oats are good
and corn good.
Madelia, Aug, 12.-Wheat is about all cut,
and good deal shocked. Some threshing
will be done next week. Oats very fair. Corn
and fax promises good.
Le Sueur, Aug. 12:-Harvesting OF small
grain in this vicinity is practically done; only
small fields yet to be cut. Threshing is in
progress aud turns out all grades of wheat
that run from eight to fifteen bushels per acre.
Jordan, Aug. 12.-Harvesting is about end
ed. The average crop of wheat Is twenty
bushels per acre. Other grains fair to mid
ding.