, 1881-06-04
CROP-PROSPECTS.

Special Dts1assa To- 7as cnteaao 7rtnt~a-
ST. PAUL, Sftnu., June 3.-Ttle Pioneer
I'rcss Inns postal-card reports FROM all the
counties In the Stnte. THE following are
enough to show the general condition Of the
growing grain:
rreston1Ths :, weather is very nne indeed.
week and tho crops of NIL kinda haye greatly
revived. The wheat Is luuktnR ronaE Ekably well.
tnt FIJI s,s " ~ m asts9, nr1
cuunty were ptuwing up their whcat-nelds
Lake clty-Tae s; lite ratns and the coo, weather
growing wneat. which 10 lt,vktng. inely. Some
II te ai faFasrs @ MT at % tn9Is m II, Das,ey e !.
Graxe yield. Curn bus xot a good start III thia
ssotion: and VIZ mature curly and yield well II
- A'rxanor rla-Tho weather could not be more
fhvorabe for zru'stng Grops Ut ali kiutts. Tho
,n S1sas s ns .a cnya, eSys
fur*arf almost too fast, rs In low Places they
arc even now lodging some. Tnoro will
m pct Tor @ Tho hay erap @ bo,h wild ani ia lame Is
Immense. Machine hKanta arc oil busy.
y sIgax x%s.9 wue L ts e,ssuas xsu,s
hsvo hsa hsSaF'as a'a s''ssal a"'ss 'o' smoa"s
soil stultt it wcli. Thore is rathor too much
wet for beayy soil, and some meadows are par.
tia!!y under water C"as'aeroee eosk'e aa
growth Of wheat. Po,ato~buFs ara appearing
III sotnc PLACES
past lev M days has oai'sed more or less damaEs
10 growing crops, especially on low botton
lands. Notwithstanding this fnet, however. the
Audabon-Crops aro doing i,nely; plant
bealtny; ars VI a. advanced u lsst ysar. There
ssss, e. ss@s SG isn
showers tho past week, with hail. but no dam
aae roported 20 far; yed 2 promises larger than
growing rnpidly. We ars having cool norther'y
few 's aays @ daily sho;xers, whieh has j. leis iho
ground IN good moist condition for the grow
iienson-Thec crops in this locality arc looking
rain ot II Mednoaday, With 6ai il. some iocai!tie;.
Thc M so ~ ae; Il II Excellent % eondi%io % and viii c
present war1n weather tho growth is wonderful.
Tho weather is rnther unsettlc1 hut We hope @
| Stewart-We hnve had an excessive amount
eass the a arona ss wate ssa5es
badly III MI sueh places: OH tho high and rolling
welI. hut mans tlelas sre yesy weedy: Farm;
4 VIZ aas s spas cs o s. f.
! crop OF wheat SILL rsnatns unthrnshcd, and tho
Erunn!l ia 30 soft now thnt tnaehlnes cannot be
DCsSS Cset.anlsMwhcat looks tlncy The weather
| IA favorable for growing ceups The corn ~ oil
planted IND sone are eat!st.t!ns IT, uas sats he
would injnro crops. Chiuch-bugs are. working
SOMA. From tho number ot corn -plows and
is lArxo amount Of corn planted. There ts not
st is, S% Is ss{ sSxaf s sys s
ono ''; ycas ass. Darley j. looking much
Us" sh Is ookns @ sna eroslne sae!y, aaa the oil. @
+ - faG q fsEe 9a tscon tho p..t
week h0ye been vnry heavy, ami Wednesday
evening hail-etorm preynllcl oAht, miles west
Of ngr' o,, t no dnmaRc th9resrom IS vE;s r.
water. It 6cip9 too wct to plow, bu, yra!n Of al
kinds Looks well, whcat being 'sevvFal lnchea
and s'oo!ng IN d - fn%Sp ~
Nonticc!lo-Thai Into heavy ratna have not In
f"rmsss M peport % too @ n,ch IN rs fos crops * III
kinds.. Eorn is doing wall on the prairie.
i the 5aiss e9ntnas ~, @ FEY aa;
damaged. 0rass md potatoes are l9ok!ng 1go.
with Il heavy growth thus far. The festive
s g es es pt e ,RsS fos
itsrvara Lake-wheat In tist and !ox places s 4 4
On o. arceuit 1t tic rains and coaseauent
.s Ct oea ss2 p IT, asye M o.
received mntcrla! damage from wet weather.
bnt dry wca!her l. needed rev. Tns s,i s,xiesSEs RI
Ae exceptions uosed allows. --,--..-,-
Manufacturing cropa are progressing fnely
ssaea as ter co1a asou. II .ose plsocs corn !.
subject At i'll aru very vol satisfied with ths
"sst kerhneaM Il iasi itn tho exception o, tow com
plsfnts lrom farmers iu his vicinity that 900