Daily globe., 1882-07-22
CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
Wheat Booming with Very Favorable
Wea.her-Raiu Retarding Growth in
Some Sc Sections-Hay and Corn Backward.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all continue
good for fair crop Of small grains. Corn
will probably not be an average crop.
Baldwin-Grain doing well; weather
favorable, haying somewhat retarded by
rain.
Northern Division
Wheat heading slowly, owing to cool
weather. The quality viii be good. Oats
Will be very heavy crop. Haying well
under way with about an average crop.
st. Paul Division
LIE Sueur-Wheat doing finely. Corn
is backward owing to cool weather.
Weather warm and pleasant.
Henderson-Fine weather for all kinds
of crops. Wheat and oats are heading
out very nice. Wheat is a little short,
but a good crop expected. Corn grow
ing very fast.
Mankato---No material change since
last report. Wheat considerably rusted,
not yet doing damage. Weather not
very warm.
Sioux Falls Branch
Salem All small grains doing nicely;
wheat filling well; oats nearly ready to
cut; barley being harvested-a good crop.
Montrose-Crops all look well; corn
coming up in good shape; wheat heading
out well
Hartford-W Weather warm and favor
able. Barley is being harvested and is a
good crop; very favorable prospects for a
good yield now
Brandon-Crops doing well; harvest
ing barley commenced.
Valley Springs-Crops doing well;
weather favorable. Barley is being cut
Beaver Creek-Barley IS being harv-
ested. Oats Will be cut the first of next
week. Corn is doing well; weather fav-
orablc
Adrian-Crops doing very fine.
Luverne- All kinds of small grain are
doing well, with good prospects of large
yield. Corn is improving very fast, and
looks healthy and strong. Weather
favorable
Blue Earth Branch
Blue Earth City-Weather good. Crops
doing well
Winnebago - All crops excellent
Weather favorable.
Vernon Weather clear and
pleasant. Favorable for all crops. Pros
poets very good.
Garden City-All crops very nice.
Never better prospects. Weather favor
able, clear and fine.
Lake Crystal-Corn doing first rate
now. All grain ditto. Weather clear
and fine. Very favorable.
Black Hills Branch
Ayoca-Wheat locking q little BETTER
oats and fax doing finely; corn not do
ing so we'll on account Of cool weather
Hadley--Wheat, oats and flax looking
well; oats and fax could not look better.
Some pieces Of barley was cut this week;
think it will yield 35 or 40 bushels. There
was considerable of timothy sown here
and it stands five feet high in full bloom
now. Corn picked up some; haylng in
big crop; clear and warm.
Sioux City Division
Lemars--Rye most cut. Hard work
ON account Of continued rains weighing
grain down. Cut crop is large. Some
barley cut, but it is slow work, as the
ground is too soft. All small grains will
yield immense, with good weather. Corn
will be an average crop. Harvest will
be general in ten days.
Nebraska Division---
Dakota City--All kinds of crops look
ing finely and improving fast.
Blair-Rye most all cut. Prospects,
good yield Barley and wheat good,
Just commencing to harvest oats. Corn
looking as good as could be expected.
Lyons-Sure of a good crop of wheat
and oats. Corn growing finely.
Emerson Corn, wheat and oats in
good condition. Some wheat can be cut
the latter part of next week.
Wakefield-No change in crops, all
kinds doing well.
Wayne Crop prospect not changed
since last report, with the exception that
the weather has been very cold and
unfavorable for corn, which is not look
ing very promising.
Hubbard Wheat filling out good.
Harvest has begun. Corn little back
ward on account Of cool weather, but
prospects good for large crop.
Oakland Wheat will average Jos pei
cent. Corn about 60 per cent. Oats
about 125 per cent.
Tekahama-Weather more favorable
for all crops. Harvesting commenced
Prospects for corn better than hereto
fore.
Herman-All crops doing finely.
Bancroft-Crops of all kinds doing
well. No complaints from any source.