Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-29
GARNERING GOLDEN GRAIN.

Reports Along the Omaha Line Show tina
the Wheat Average Will be In the TWEEN
ties-If Frost Holds OF Large Crop OF
Corn May be Expected Splendid
Weather.
HARTFORD, Aug. 2S.--Weather clear and
dry. Thrashing progressing fast. Wheat
running from twelve to twenty-five bushels
per acre.
Salem-Weether continues fine. Stacking
ali done. Thrashing has commenced. Oats
and wheat are very large yield. Flax about
average.
Hadley-Wheat and oats about all stacked.
One farmer near town thrashed his wheat and
it went twenty bushels and graded No. /.
Oats forty bushels and fax twelve bushels,
I think that is about the average crop. All
the fax will be cut and stacked this week.
Corn growing fine, but it needs rain.
Sheldop-Harvest over and much thrashing
done. Crops turning out big. Corn out of
the way of frost.
Lemars--Thrashing general. Weather con-
tinues dry and hot. Wheat and oats are being
shipped Wheat will average twenty-three
bushels per acre and oats seventy bushels.
Corn is cafe.
Belle Plaine--All cutting done. Farmers
getting on nicely with stacking. Some thrash
Ing done. Weather favorable.
JdTucu Olty-NO CuduSoS SIuCC tds1 iCpUit.
Weather still fine.
Vernon Center-Weather dry and very
warm. Corn dong well. Thrashing progress
ing. No changes since last report.
Amboy-Earmers done stacking and begin
ming to thrash. Weather dry and warm.
Corn doing splendid.
Wnnebago thrashing is be-
ing done now. Corn in fine condition. Wealth
er warm and dry.
Blue Earth--Weather dry and warm. Corn
just booming. Stacking nearly finished.
Elmore-All grain in stack In good shape.
Corn caring finely. Clear and hot.
Mankato-Crops all cut and nearly all
stacked. Wheat will nearly all 60 No. 1.
HendeTson-Harvest Is finished and nearly
all the grain stacked. About all the thrash.
ers busy. Wheat is of excellent quality. If
frost does not kill the corn before ripening
there will be large cop.
misunderstanding nearly completed.
Thrashing commenced by several farmers,
who report very large yield. Flax and corn
doing very well.
Augusta-Wheat all cut. A good amount of
stacking done. Not much thrashing yet.
Corn looks we'll. Weather clear and warm.
Baldwin-Grain about all in stack. Corn
looking splendid.
Misunderstanding is progressing finely,
the weather being very favorable. Have
heard of no reports from thrasher yet.
Rusk-Late rains have prevented farmers
from stacking grain. With fair weather,
grain will be secured without much damage.
Elroy-Harvesting pretty near through.
Stacking most done and thrashing going on.
The crop is little above the average.
Administering about half done. Wealth
er fine.
Luverne-W Weather favorable for all crops,
all grain thrashed yielding as well as expected.
Corn doing nicely, looking for rush this
fall.
Rock Rapids-Wheat about all cut. Thrash
ing has begun. Corn doing nicely.
Dean-Fine weather and harvesting nearly
all done. Thrashing has begun and grains of
all kinds yielding excellent.
Beaver Creek-Stacking continues under
favorable weather. But little grain Is yet
marketed. The shipping and handling will
commence in earnest this week. Corn healthy.
Valley Springs-Wheat is tbrashipg out
an average of twenty-three bushels, worth
sixty to seventy five cents. Corn all right for
good crop,
andon-Thrashiug going on slowly. Flax
being harvested. Corn coming fast. Weather
dry and hot.