Daily globe., 1883-07-29
THE CROPS.

THE CROPS.
Favorable Reports from the Lines ofthe
Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis g. Omaha
Road.
The following crop reports were receiv-
ed yesterday at the general offices of the
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
| railroad:
Hammond, Wis.-Wheat is looking we'll,
| and from information received the average
will be from Is to 20 bushels per acre
More hard and less soft wheat grown this
year than last. Cutting of rye will COM
| mence to-day. All other crops looking
| we'll.
Rusk, Wis.-Winter wheat and rye most
| ly in shock, and spring grain of all kinds
| doing well, and promises a good crop.
| Corn looking we'll and growing very rap
| idly.
Augusta, Wis.-Hay somewhat damaged
Wheat favorable; damage by rust appear
ed in some localities. Fair crop of oats.
! Winter wheat in the shock. Corn good
but backward Weather clear and pleas
| ant.
Fairchild, Wis.-Grain doing we'll as yet
Wheat and other small grain expected big
Corn doing favorably and will come out
all right with good weather. Having good
corn weather now. Plenty of rain
through this section lately.
Elroy, Wis.-Small grain in good condi-
tion and not damaged as much by storm
as was anticipated. Corn is coming right
out and farmers say the prospect for a
heavy crop was never better. A large
amount of hay was damaged by the late
storm.
Luvel ne, iMinn.-Rye and barley being
harvested and all appearances indicate a
good crop. Wheat and oats look well and
beginning to ripen. Corn about shoulder
high and if present warm weather con-
tinues will be good crop.
Beaver Greek, Minn.-Crops in this Sec
tion looking good and ripening rapidly.
Barley and rye being harvested. Corn
| looking we'll. No damage to crops from
storms as yet.
Doom, Ia.-Cutting of oats, rye and bar
| ley commenced the 23d. Wheat harvest
will commence next week. Small grain is
| all best quality. Corn is growing rapidly
and good crop.
Rock Rapids, Ia.-Harvesting of barley
and rye commenced. Other crops boom
| ing.
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rye being harvested. Other grain doing
fine. Damage of last week not so bad as
first reported.
Brandon, D. T.-Grain still doing WE'LL
Harvesting of barley commenced. Wheat
and oats ripening fast Weather favora-
| BILE.
Worthington, Minn.-All kinds of small
grain doing we'll. Corn promises good
crop. Weather favorable.
Hamilton, MINI Late storms have not
| injured grain in this vicinity, except that
some fields are rusted a little. Grain is
| Hay is immense.
doing we'll. Corn somewhat backward al
though farmers look for good crops.
| Seney, Iowa-Farmers all busy cutting
wheat. Barley and rye most all stacked in
this township. Wheat seems to be of first
quality. Largest yield for some years
will be ready for market about middle of
August.
Bingham Lake, Minn.-Crops of all
kinds are looking fine, the prospects are
that there will be the largest yield known
in this part of the country for upwards of
five years if the present cool weather con-
tinuss. Wheat will average twenty bush
els, some pieces estimates at twenty eight
bushels. The stand of oats is very heavy
and there is some danger of their lodging.
Flax could not look much better. Corn
has improved wonderfully in past
two weeks and fair crop is expected.
Mountain Lake, Minn.-Clear, cool.
Farmers all busy haying: all small grains
doing splendid. There is not very large
acreage of wheat in this vicinity but what
there is looks we'll and is heading nicely.
Prospects good for the largest yield
known in several years of all kinds of
grain, except corn, which is backward
A few fields of fax are looing poor owing
to seeding too many seasons to fax.
! Sioux Falls, D. T.-Crops are looking
well and harvesting we'll under way.
Weather good.
Lemars. Ia.-Corn coming good. Rye
and barley most all cut; will be cutting
wheat next week. Will have excellent
crops.
Sioux City, Ia.-Harvesting has fairly
commenced in this vicinity; acreage is
larger than that of last year; also the yield
per acre. Corn is a little backward, but
is growing finely. With good weather
during the next two weeks the farmers
will harvest the largest crop that ever was
raised in the Northwest
| Bigelow, Minn.-Fine weather. Crops
in fine shape. Barley nearly cut.
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
STINGING irritation. inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary COMPLAINTS cured by 'EBuchu-