Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-05
CROP PROSPECTS.

CROP PROSPECTS.
Barley and Oats Hsrvest In Progress-A
Big Yield-Wheat and Corn In Good
Condition Weather Favorable.
Huron Lake-Crops doing well. Farm ers
jubilsnt. II nothing happens the country will
boom next spring. No harvesting done Jet.
Hay pressing has begun.
HadleY-Barley is being harvested In fine
condition. Oats and wheat ripening are well
filled. Flax looks splendid. Corn mostly
tasseled out. Weather clear and mild.
Avoka-Wheat and oats coming on splen-
didly, some oats being cut this week. Corn
improving slowly. Harvesting will be In full
blast In about week or so.
lie Mars Farmers busy harvest ing.
Weather is favorable and small grains all
yielding big. Corn doing fairly but not as we'll
as hoped for.
Calhoun-small grain most all cut nd in
the shock. Prospects for corn never better.
Blair, Neb.-Harvesting nearly all done and
in shock. No damage by worms to grain.
Hermau-Crope o. X. Corn doing we'll.
Tekama, Neb.-Smsll grain nearly all har.
vested and has been damaged very little by
storms and with good weather for one week
will be secured In good shape. Corn is not i'm
proving very fast on account OF cool weather.
Oaklanc-Harvesting booming. Corn do
ing very we'll.
Lyons-susll grain all in shock Corn
growing finely.
Bancroft-Small grain nearly all cut and
stacking is progressing well; but tie dam
age, II any, by wet weather. Corn is needing
warm weather.
Misunderstanding is about over here.
Grain was gathered IN good condition. A
fair yield is expected. Weather favorable for
corn and grass.
Wsyne-Crops look favorable. Late rains
have not damaged them.
Observation-Disclosures very favorable for
harvesting. Wheat will average about twenty
bushels to the acre. Corn Is doing well.
Emsrson-Harvest about over and farmers
anticipate a good yield. Corn looks we'll.
Hubbard-Small grain all in shock and will
all be stacked next week If the weather is IA
verable. The damage by late rains was slight.
Corn looks well.
Dakota City-Harvesting nearly through.
The damage to standing and shocked grain by
the la.e storm was but slight. Corn looking
well, but in need of warmer nights.
Ponca-Weather COOL Harvesting pro.
crossing finely. Everything favorable.
Jackson-Crop. prospects are favorable.
Damage by recent rains are but slight. Corn
in good condition.
ing nearly all done. Some grain in stack.
The late warm weather helped corn very
much.
Henderson-Next week all will be harvest
ing; some are now cutting. Oats and wheat
are of the best quality and very good yield.
Corn is growing fine.
Lake Crystal--Wheat harvest is just Begin
ming. Will be fairly under way next week,
with the prospect of a better average than for
nars no
other small grain and potatoes first clase.
Corn Is growing very rapidly, but has not Jet
entirely regained what 1t lost earlier in the
season. With favorable weather from now
out, 1t will mature in time to escape the frost.
Garden City-Barley all cut and some oats.
Yield good. Wheat doing well and ripening
slowly. Corn gaining very fast. Cloudy and
mild.
Vernon Center-Weather cloudy and cool.
Barley all harvested il good shape. Wheat
and oats in fine condition and will be ready to
harvest first of next week. Corn gaining
rapidly.
Amboy-Prospect for good crop good.
The weather we have had just right 10 make
things grow. Farmers all feeling good. Ali
crops doing well.
Winnebago Clty-All small grains in this
vicinity are very promising. Corn growing
rapidly and looking fine.
Blue Earth City-All crops in splendid con.
dtion and ready to harvest the first OF next
week. Corn doing very well. Weather gen.
orally partly cloudy and mild.
Elmore-Small grain nearly ready to cut
Corn doing finely.
Mankato-Crops fine in this vicinity. Whea,
is being cut nearly all over. Every place corr
is doing finely now. Farmers say they have
the biggest crop for years.
st. Peter-Farmers are beginning harvest
Wheat is ripening very slow, but looks good
and is filling fast. Corn doing well now.
Worthipgton-Farmers say there is every
indication of large yield of ali kinds OF
small grain. Rye and barley has been har.
vested, aud general start will be made on
Monday cutting wheat and oats. Corn still
backward, but with favorable fall season il
will mature all right.
Misunderstanding commenced. Crops
looking good.
Luverne-All small grains looking in goot
shape. Harvesting commenced in gooC
earnest and good yield. Corn looking we'll.
Beaver Creek-The favorable weather during
the past week has enabled farmers to harvest
and put their grain in excellent shape, making
the yield even better than anticipated, anc
barley, the foremost part is stacked aud some
threshed. Oats aud some fax is being har.
vested and the yield promises to be heavy
Wheat and corn very promising.
Fally SpriDgs-Harvesting progressing with
favorable weather.
Observation-Disclosures cool and very favor able,
harvesting OF oats and barley progressing
nicely.
Sioux Fallls-Rye, oats and barley haves
well under way, and all No. and good yield
Wheat filling out and ripening nicely
Weather fine.
Hartford-H Harvesting progressing and
weather favorable Everything doing well.
q Montro:e = Harvesting progressing ant
weather favorable.
Salem-No change. Everything continues
favorable for harvest, which is going on witt
good reports.
Eastern Division
Fall Creek-Wheat prospects continue good
Considerable rain for past few days, but nc
damage to grain.
Fairchild-Crops doing well. Everything
in favorable condition.
Rusk-Crops looking well. Everything
favorable for good crops.
Augusta-Cloudy and warm. Frequent
showers of rain during last four days. Nc
damage reported except in some localities by
chipch bug. Few farmers have commenced
cutting grain. Corn looking better.
Hammend-Weather clear and cool. Whea!
will not be ready TO cut for week yet
Everything doing well except corn, which is
rather backward. Ne chinch bug SO far.
Baldwin-Wheat looking splendid. Barley
mostly harvested. Oats ready for harvesting.
Bad for Billy.
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