Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-15
CROP REPORTS.
Wheat Booming Right Along-COrn Back
word-Of Other Grains Fair Yield Elk.


NORTHERN PACIFIC.
RICE's, July A.-Wheat and osss in excellent con-
dition. Corn generally backward. Weather cool.
Royslton-Should westher. prove beneficial, hsr.
vesting will begin on or before August s. Wheat
headed out finely and other crops as we'll. Corn
doing as well as could be expected.
Little FalIs-Crops In this vicinity never looked
better. large yield lie expected by all. Weather
cool.
Belle Prairie All crops have been much retarded
In growth on account Of too much rain and cold
weather. Of IN
Aldrich-Crcps Of all kinds looking well, notwith-
standing We have had good deal Of rain. Weather
Blufton-Crops An look very well but the yield
will not be above the average. nf1age |ct
New York Mills-Orope are looking VOL. Weather
has been very vet for the past week but has not In
Frazee-Crops growing well. Weather cloudy and
cool
Detroit-In this vicinity crops Of all kinds never
looked better than at present at this season. Farm
ers are all well pleased. Warm days and cool
nights
Audubon-drain Ia looking well bat In q few In
stances the wheat is Of light color, owing to late
ly cool and cloudy and with more rain would dam
Muskods-G Good growing weather. Crops are
beading out snd in good condition Clear aid
Glyndon- In this vicinity sre looking splen-
did and promise abundant yield. Farmers are very
much elsted over the prospects.
Moorhead-Hsve had good week for growing
CROPS and the outlook Ia favorable than at any
period this season. All Indications point to . large
yield. Weather clear and pleasant.
Mapeton-Weather clear and cool and grain look
ing well, excepting the low land, which viii average
about half q crop. - : ief y $3.50
Casselton-Weather fine Crops looking A No. l.
Amenis-Crops growing raridly, with good pros
poets Of heavy yield. Weather fair
Hunter--Crops never looked better for Q hesvy
YIELD Weather fine.
Blanchard-Orops fne. Weather clear and cool
Wheatland- Weather cool with occasional show.
ers. Oats and barley heading out nicely. Pros
poets Of large yield fer ahead Of preyioss years.
New Buffalo-Weather cloudy and cool. Grain is
eading out and generally doing we'll.
Tower City-orops looking fine; some pieces o
wneat headed out and promises well.
Sanborn- Weather clear and cool. Crops have
never before looked as well as this year.
Spiritwood- cool and windy. Crops of
all kinds looking well, and grain heading out pre-.
sents fine appearance.
Jamestown- Grain crops are looking very Ono in
this vicinity. Wheat so per cent. better than this
time last year. Average 100 per cant. greater.
Judges estimate the average yield from thirythree
to thirty FIVE bushels. Oats, barley and potatoes at
the same proportion Of increase In quality aud guam
tity. Wheat harvest will commence August /, and
viii begin harvesting oats and barley in about ten
days ~ te1 mos
Eldrdge-Crops looking and doing we'll.
Observation-Disclosures rain and stormy winds since
last report.
Steeie-Weather for last week has been cool with
some winds. Wheat continues in fine condition
gone no change. Weather ell that could be desired.
Grain heading nicely. Root crops Of all kinds we'll
fixed and doing well. Haying has commenced.
Out viii be heaviest for years:
Mandan-Orops looking splendid. Wheat and oats
are headed out. First-class specimens of wheat
measuring four or five feet are brought In by far
mers. Potatoes and all kinds Of vegetables way
ahead Of expectations. Hay turning out big.
Sc. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS & MANITOBA.
Itascs-Orops In this section are In datteripg
condition. All small grain is coming along rapidly.
Corn is in fine shape Farmers are certain Of good
yield. Weather fine.
Elk River-Crop prospects In this vicinity are 30
small grains are heavier but corn is somewhat back
ward owing to the late storm Not able at present
to ascertain the probabls average.
Becker-An small grain Will be more than an or
binary crop. Rye harvest will commence next week,
and the other grains follow. Prospect for corn very
poor.
CLEAR Lske-wheat. barley and oats in this vicin-
ity are in splendid condition. and prospects are
good for No. harvest. Corn 10 looking poorly
and the prospect is not very encouraging.
st. Joe-Wheat and oats are looking fine fully an
average crop. Corn is little backward but other
wise Is doing we'll.
sauk Rapids-An kinds Of grain, also potatoes and
beans doing unusually well In this county. Corn
is little backward, but farmers think with fair
weather there will be an average crop.
Melrose-An small grain looking well and bids
favorable for good yield. Corn rather backward.
The average will probably fall short Of last year.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Characterization and prospects OF crops in this
vicinity very fair Average yield expected to aver
age from fifteen to eighteen bushels per acre.
3 Observation-Disclosures cool and pleasant. Could
not be better for wheat. Some complaints that
wheat is rusting little and on low grounds looking
little backward, but general averages good.
Nelson-The prospect of crops at this dste is very
bright and If they are not ruined by too much rain
the yield will be heavier than for several years.
Dalton-An small grain looking fine, aud now bids
fair for q good yield. Corn backward. Potatoes
promise we'll.
Ashby-Conditions Of crops 10 this vicinity are
very good. Prospects are very fster1ng for large
Beltrsmi-Crops here better than ever before and
prospects good.
West Union--weather Gear and cool. Crops all
vorable weather. VIII be fair crop Acreage of
wheat about 20 per cent last season, and there
were never better prospects for bountiful crop.
Oats, rye and barley are also very favorable
EvansviIle-Orops looking veil; never better In
this vicinity. Wheat mostly headed out With the
continuance Of good weather viii certainly get o
good crop. Estimated yield twenty bushels per
acre
Manston-Orops in this vicinity are looking good.
The prospect for large yield is better than 1t has
been for several seasons.
Sabin-Orops are in splendid condition. Wheat
heading fast. Prospects now for heavy yield.
Fishers Landing-Crops are looking we'll, and
everything favorable Tor . largo yield.
Grand Forks-I have intes viewed our principal
grain and all report that the general prospects
were ever better for good wheat crop than at
present. The lowest estimate Is to the acreage sown
is one-third more than last year. Some say one.
half more. party who have been csnyassing the
Turtle rvecountry for crop prospects. report that all
average of last years crop, that there viii be be-
tween 600 and 600 600 bushels OF wheat to market
at Kimball station this season, and corresponding
increase at LarimoIe. Settlers are of the opinion
that the average yield per acre will reach that Of
last year.
Grandin-The crops in this vicinity were never in
better condition than at present. Farmers expect
full crop. It is estimated at twenty -eight bushels to
the acre, and II harvest weather proves favorable
the yield VIII be far in advance of other seasons.
Argyle-Wheat is heading out very rapidly with
plenty of straw Prospect of twenty to twenty 1--WE
bushels to the acre. Expect to handle through this
station $4,000 bushels this year
Kittson-Orops look better than previous year,
and prospects good for large yield.
Glyndon-Orops In this vicinity are looking sp!en-
did, and prospect Of heavy yield. Farmery are very
much elated over the prospects.
st. Vincent Crops In this vicinity are looking
very we'll. and there is every prospect for large
yield. Weather very fair.
Northcote-Orops In good condition. Prospects
good for large yield. Weather fine.
Warren-The crop prospect here is somewhat bet
ter than last season. All grains looking fine. Ex-
pect to do great deal Of shipping this fsl.
Stephen-Wheat prospects good In this locality,
and crop is heading rapidly.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL & OMAHA.
Eastern Division
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