Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-26
OF THE CEREALS
Partly In stack-Phenomenal Crops Re.
ported 10 All Sections-Farmers Re-
joicing and Nearly Over Any Anxiety.
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Eastern Division
Augusta-Farmers are about through cut
| ting. Some stacking is done but very little
| threshing. Weather cloudy and damp and
heavy rain in the past two days.
| Hammond-Harvesting is all done and grain
| about half in stack. No reports from thresh-
ers yet.
| misunderstanding is nearly done. Farm
ers are well satisfied with the yield of wheat.
Fairchild-Crops all right and mostly
stacked. No threshing done yet. Corn
coming up well.
| threshing commenced. Weather very warm
and heavy rains for the past few days. No
| damage to grain go far.
| Brandon-Cutting flax commenced. Other
grains about all stacked. Threshiug COM
| menced. Weather fine.
Sioux Falls-Small grain, except late flax,
| all secured. Some threshing done. Average
yield of wheat, twenty bushels per acre; oats,
| sixty bushels per acre. Weather fine.
| Observation-Disclosures clear and fine. All the
cutting about done. Thrsshing progressing
| fast, both from stack and in the shock. About
| half stacked.
Montrose- Stacking most finished All
| grain in good shape. No threshing done yet.
Corn looking fine.
Salem-Weather fine. Grain all stacked in
prime condition, except some fax. Oats
| threshed with very large yield and good quail
| ity.
Rock Rapids Wheat all in stack Flax be-
ing cut. Corn growing nicely. No rain.
| Luyerne-Small grain all harvested. Some
oats threshed yielding sixty bushels per acre.
Other grains stacked in good shape. Corn
| apparently out of danger and well cared.
Hadiey-Wheat, oats and barley all cut, and
about all stacked. No threshing done yet.
| Farmers will gettheir grain stacked before the
rains this season. About one.half of the fax
is cut. Corn doing splendid.
| AvOca-Harvesting and stacking will be
completed this week, and threshing COM
menced next week. Farmers have got all their
| grain up in good shape. Corn growing finely
Heron Lake-Harvesting done, not much
| threshing, but most shocking done: Corn
coming out all right, weather clear and very
warm.
Belle Plaine-Farmers getting on nicely
with stacking, some threshing from shocks,
40 definite yield yet reported,
st. J-mes-Grain is about all stacked,
threshing progressing fast. Corn looking
well, weather clear and warm.
Brewster-Small grain mostly all harvested,
no threshing done yet. Corn improving and
fair crops looked for, if present weather con.
tinues.
Lemars-Grain all stacked. Many farmers
threshing. Yield even better than expected,
both in quality and quantity. Corn considered
safe for fair crop.
st. Peter-Grain all cut and stacking well
under way. Considerable threshing done and
grain turning out good. Corn doing finely.
JacksOn-Crops progressing finely. Small
grain about all threshed. Oats average fifty
five bushels per acre, wheat twenty-five. Corn
looking well but little rain is needed.
Lake Crystal-Graln all stacked. Threshing
| nrOprpSSino faet Corp 0ood
Garden City-Weather still continues fine
and dry. Grain nearly all stacked in good
shape. Corn doing fine.
Vernon Center-Weather clear and warm
Nearly all stacking done. Some have com.
menced threshing. Wheat good and yields
fair. Oats very heavy.
Amboy-Farmers through stacking and
commencing to thresh. Corn doing fine
Weather warm and clear.
Winnebago-All small grains stacked and
considerable threshing has been done. Corn
prospects are very promising. Weather clear
and warm.
Blue Earth-Farmers nearly through stack
ing. Corn is nearly as far advanced, if moi
fully, as last year this time and expect good
yield.
Elmore-All grain in stack and in some
cases threshing. Weather dry and hot.
Adrian-Harvest flushed. Stacking going
ahead. Weather dry.
Beaver Creek-Stacking continues. But
little wheat and some fax yet remain I'M
stacked. Threshing of oats and rye has fully
commenced. Corn healthy.
Valley STRENGTHENING becoming gen.
eral. Yield and quality coed. or all grains
corn will be good crop.