Daily globe., 1883-05-28
CROP REPORTS,
Condition of the wheat Crop, Planting

Condition of the Wheat Crop, Planting.
Prospects, etc.
The following crop reports have just
been received from along the lines of the
Chicago, st Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
railroad:
BREWSTER, Minn.-Seeding all done here
with the exception of some little corn and
flax; wheat and oats looking we'll.
BIGELow, Minn.-Corn about all plant
ed; flax about 80 per cent. sown; ground
cold and wet.
BLAKELEY, Minn.-Corn planting about
completed; all small grain looking we'll
weather cold and dry.
LEMARs, Ia.-Small grain looking we'll;
farmers busy planting corn; some corn is
up now but some of what has been planted
is doubtful and will have to be replanted.
HAMILTON, Minn.-SmalI grain up and
looking fine; corn all planted and the pres
ent weather will give it good start; pros
poets are good for all kinds of grain.
BELLE PLANE, Minn.-Corn all planted;
all kinds of grain doing we'll.
HARTFORD, D. T.-Weather changeable
and small grain doing we'll; not very good
prospect for corn and not much planted
yet.
MoNTRosE, D. T.-Wheat doing we'll;
most of the corn rotted by wet weather.
SALEM, D. T.-Small grain doing
we'll; corn nearly all planted; weather ia
vorable for all crops.
Sioux FALLS, D. T.-Small grain doing
we'll; not much corn planted yet owing to
the cold wet weather.
ADRIAN, Minn.-Crops all up and look
ing we'll; weather fine.
LUvERNE, Minn.-All grain looking fine;
corn nearly all in and starting in good
shape.
BEAVER CREEK, Minn-Seeding all done
and looking we'll with the exception of
little flax; all crops growing nicely and
weather very good.
VALLEY SPRINGS, D. Troops doing
well; corn coming up but not all planted.
BRANDON, D. T.-Corn nearly all planted
and small grain growing nicely.
RUsHMoRE, Minn.-Seeding still in pro-
gress and small grain mostly all sown;
corn crop will not be very large owing to
wet weather delaying it; wheat doing
well.
HERMAN, Minn.-Small grain is in good
shape and corn planting about done.
CRAIG, Minn.-Maiority of the corn
planted this week and prospect for heavy
crop favorable in all grains.
TEKEMAH, Minn.-SmalI grain looks
we'll, corn planting nearly over and
weather more favorable.
BANCROFT, Minn.-Farmers in midst of
corn planting and small grain looks we'll
CALHOUN, Minn.-The prospects for corn
is mixed, some fields coming out nicely
while others will have to be replanted.
Farmers say it is all on account of good
or poor seed.
COvINGToN, MINI. - Crops generally
looking splendid; the late warm weather
to reimburse for the past wet coli weather;
wheat, oats and rye doing splendidly and
of a dark green, indicating a healthy
growth; corn nearly ell planted and IN
some localities is up and doing well, with
fair prospects for large crop. The frosts
reported IN other sections do not seem to
have injured anything here, and all kinds
of fruit are doing we'll.
Sioux CITY, Ia.-Corn nearly all planted
and doing well; the last few days the
weather has been favorable for all grains.
ST. PETER, Minn.-Small grain looking
nicely, but corn backward on account of
cool weather.
MANKATo, Minn.-Small grain doing
we'll; corn is little backward on account
of wet and cold weather; corn is up in
some places, although the larger part is
not planted.
MADE11A, Minn.-Wheat and oats look
ing very we'll: corn nearly all in and some
of the early planting coming out of the
ground.
ROCK RAPIDS, Ia.-Seeding all done; the
corn crop will be a failure unless the
weather warns up soon.
Doom, Ia Seeding all done; the corn
crop looks as though it was going to be
failure unless there is warmer weather
soon.
HERON LAKE, Minn.-Crops coming on
nicely; wheat and oats that were sown ear