Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-01

Received from the Limo OF tho Northern
Pacific Railroad Saturday. Little
Damage by Grasshoppers and Some from
Drouth, bat Fair Yields Of Grain and
Good Quality Promised.
UPrxR MusIsuPI.
Rics'e, July s0.-Crops looking splendid. Harvest
is fairly commenced and good yield Il looked fo1
by all. es4. i
Royalton, July so.-HsrvestIug win commences
the week. We have had. no rain f36r week, with
cool nights. Wheat sreported h art class conds.
ton and farmers are In good spirits over the ex-
pectation Of big yield. -
Little. Falls. July 50 Harvesting e well undo!
way in this county. The westher continues dry and
hot. Wheat is thin on the ground but the heads are
well filed and Of . good quality.
whest harvesting Is well under way. Wheat on
sandy soils is rather thin but OF good quality. Corn
and other crops medium.
No8rHERN MINrssoFA.
Aldrich, July s0.-Grsin Is looking we'll. Farm
ers have just commenced cutting wheat, but some
verndaie, July s0.-Weather nne; no rain. Crops
begin to show the need Of rain. The wheat harvest
has begun IN earnest. The crop will fan little
short Of last years average.
Wsdens. July 8O.-T6e harvest is progressing
nicelyfnd grain Is all ripe. Have had no rain for
the past Rve weeks but have had cool nights whieh
has BEEN Of great benefit grain. Wheat headed
cut better than was expected some time ago and 1t
is thought about an average will be harvested.
New York Mills, July Se.-Harvesting just begun.
Wheat and other small grains much better crop
than expected. Wheat is headed out good and it Is
thought that the average yteld per acre via be con-
sderaby above last year, but considerable wheat n
not yet ripe.
Perhan, July so-Harvestinz began LAT Monday,
weather has caused some shrnkage IN al grain, but
to Offset that there has not been the slightest loss
from rust, icsect ests or from worms. From pres
ent indications very large proportion. il not all,
the wheat near here viii grade No. and average
about sixteen bushels per acre.
Frazee, July Harvesting In this vicinity. has
commenced Grain will not yield a. largely a. hoped
for, on account OF the hot dry weather We have had
lately.
Detroit, July 3o.-Farmers have commenced har-
vesting In this vicrity Oats and barley turning
out splendid. They Will begin on wheat next week
jug
this vicinity. Grain of all kinds II looking well
aud promises large yields. Weather favorable.
Hawley, July 30 - Crops In this Vicinity have suf
fered considerably from want Of rain. Probably
40 per cent damage.
Glyudon, July S0.-Crops are ripening very fast
and harvest viii be In full blast next week. We
have every pr9specs % OF a. abundant @ yield. -, u,
part Of next week. Weather favorable. From
present indications the average cannot be less than
twenty bushels per acre. Some localities will run
tW5ktJ-HFe ana tH Tty DuSuo-s pes 1CIos
roRrHERN DAKOTA.
Fargo, July 39.-The westher Is fine and pros
poets good. Farmers have commenced harvesting
oats and barley and will begin on wheat about the
middle of next week.
Mapieton, July 3O.-Wheat is rirening fast. VIII
commence on easly pieces next Monday Barley is
about all cut and few have begun cutting oats.
Oasselton, July 80 Harvesting has commenced.
Weather fine. Prospects geod fer fair crop.
New Ruffalo, July 30-Crops are looking good.
Harvesting viii commence generally the first Of next
week. The average yield viii net be much as last
year
Tower City, July 3d. Crops are looking well.
Harvesting has co mmenced, which bids fair for .
good YIELD estimated at twenty bushels to the acre
en- an averags. Oats very fne.
Sanborn. July SO. Harvesting began In this VI
cinity yesterday, From txenty.two to twenty FIVE
bushels an acre Is expected. The dry weather has
damaged crops considerably. The grasshoppers are
all gone No damage done by them.
Valley City, July 80 The harvesters and binders
have entered the field. Crops win be fully up to the
average Weather fine
WEST OF THE MISSOURI.
Mandan, July 5O.-Crops Of all kinds are in good
shape. Wheat and oats have good straxs and are
we'll filed. Corn on good ground looks fine; sod
corn fair full crop will be harvested west Of the
river.
Hunter, July Crops on high lands are looking
fne, although we need raip Crops on low land are
coming out great deal better than expected, and
viii 60 sixteen to eighteen bushals. The grssshop
pers have done very little damage.
Blanchard. July 30.-Cereals OF all kinds are look
ing well. The acreage is a half larger thsn last
year.