The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-08-13
PRICE THREE CENTS.
WHEAT In THE NORTHWEST.
THE BEST CROP IN QUANTITY AND
QUALITY EYER GROWN
Sixty Fer Cent OF tho Crop Grading No. II
and All of tho Remainder No. Regular
Tho Opinion Of q well.known Inspector.

Sixty Per Cent. OF tho. Crop. Grading No. H
and All of tho Remainder No. . Regular
Tho Opinion OF weIi.known Inspector.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 12.-Carleton @. Holland.
the best known and most expert wheat In
spector In this country. has recently made q
thorough examination Of tho wheat fields OF
Minnesota and Dakota with view to deter
mine the probable quality OF the crop now
ready to be harvested. In Liverpool and tho
markets Of the Continent. In New York. Bati-
more. and all Eastern markets. Carleton Hol-
lands inspection has ranked first and best for
period Of twenty years. He has been making
his present tour in so quiet way that there
are reasons to believe that his work has been
somewhat in the nature Of a secret mission.
and save to the Minneapolis mill men. with
whom ne has been in consultation. his identity
and presence In the Northwest was unknown.
Holland said:
Unless a period Of long, drenehing rains
and ruin the grain after 1t was cut. one OF the
best crops OF wheat In quality eyer raised will
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weather and cireumstances continuer
not been threshed. cleaned. and stored yet. and
9 score Of things, might possibly happen to In.
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from the immediate situation, have no hesi-
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rantsd. nom what have thus lar seen. IL
cent. Will grade practically all No. q. or eourse.
I am speaking upon the. hypothesis. that the
condition; The berry is good enough to war
rant the ilg l,' e have given" al. w....w
There's the rub i find that In many
localities the farmers have been foolish enough
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properly stored. i viii: when il reaches the
sofa and Dakota for all time TO come SO far as
have examined, the berry this season is par
working along to perfect ripening Much of
the wheat. especially, from the far west OF Da-
Pc %afs Ike and
sick. The whole country is to be congratulated
y, upon the quality Of the wheat now ready for
Do you know, what the Minneapolis millers
expect TO do in the, way of business this yearfs
least 40, 900 900 bushels. That is a great deal
of wheat. but they have the capacity to do Il.
and there l. no %it to their market which ID
There were heavy rains last night in tho
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vailed generally throughout this section. Il
was found that enough rain had fallen TO do
fere with the harvesting. But weatheS
reports obtained from various railroad
extended. and that It was not as heavy else
whore as In this locality. Along the line of tho
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
Railroad in Wisconsin there were light showers.
but at Camp Douglass the rainfall was greater,
Is reported to be cut and in shock and stacked.
On the line Of the st. Paul and Duluth Rail-
road there were showers. as also on the river
Paul Railroad. On the northern division OF
the Omaha line there were light showers.
which extended not moro than so miles south
west. There were no rains on either division
Of the Manitoba line. The weather, in the
Northern Pacific region was reported clear and
pleasant and in some places cool.