Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-28
THE CROPS.
Condition on the st. Paul g. Manitoba and
st. Paul g. Omaha Roads,


st. Paul s. Omaha Roads.
The following crop reports show the
condition of the crops yesterday on the ST..
Paul & Manitoba and the Chicago, ST..
Paul Omaha roads;
ST. PAUL & MANITOBA.
Delano-Weather clear and cool, crops
in fine growing condition.
Howard Lake-Weather clear and cool:
crops doing we'll.
Observation-Disclosures during past twenty
four hours cloudy; no change in crops.
Willmar-Weather clear and cool; crops
looking fine.
Observation-Disclosures variable; little rain;
crops doing we'll.
Morris-Weather cool; no rain; crops
looking fine.
Browns Valley-Weather clear and cool;
crops looking we'll.
Wolcott- twenty-four hours clear
and cool; crops doing well.
Everest-Weather cloudy and cool; crops
in fine condition.
Hope-Weather clear and cool; crops
looking we'll; wheat will average 10 to Is,
oats from Is to 20.
Portland clear and cool; no
rain; crops looking fine; weather favorable
and prospects good.
Arthur-Weather clear and cool. CROPS
doing we'll
Sank Center-Crops in Clay county i'm
proving. If weather continues good will
have good yield. Past twenty-four hours
clear, windy and cool.
Anoka-No change since last report.
Weather clear and warm.
st. Joe-Crops of all kinds looking fine.
Weather clear and warm.
exandria-Weather past twenty four
hours mostly clear. Clear and cool to-
day. Crops doing well.
Clear Lake-AlI crops doing we'll
Weather clear and cool.
Evansville-The growing crops of all
kinds doing well. Fair prospect for good
crops. Weather clear and quite cool.
Albany - Weather past twenty four
hours partly cloudy and cool. Crops do
ing we'll.
Big Lake-All small grains doing we'll.
Corn growing fast. Weather clear, mild
and windy.
Osseo-Past twenty-four hours warm, no
rain, crops ripening rapidly and in fair
| condition.
Clear Water-Weather clear and cool,
| closing warmer, crops are ripening fast
and look we'll.
Monticello-Clear and cool; no rain;
crops doing well.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL & OMAHA ROAD.
Blakeley-From information received
from farmers cannot learn as the late
storms haved lodged any grain in this
| vicinity, and the only damage reported is
net xrybo Ion
yet damage from that cause is very slight.
Shakopee-No damage done to crops at
or near Shakopee. Storm did not reach US
with any force.
Madelia- in this vicinity is dam
aged a good deal by rust and blight, some
claim about one sixth, and it is worse
is not so much. A good deal of the grain
was knocked down but is coming up
again.
Lake Crystal-Crops quite badly lodged
where the growth is heavy, but weather
| favorable now. Corn looking first rate.
Garden City-Some heavy grain lodged
| looking we'll and looks like an averages
crop.
Vernon Center Last storm lodged the
hOoNy gram LII SOu1O p1dCSS OuL Will pres
ent favorable weather prospects for good
heavy crops hold good.
| Amboy-Farmers say that wheat is not
lodged to hurt it any and very little blight.
Corn not hurt any by the wind and they
say if weather keeps cool will be heavy
crop of small grain.
| Winnebago City-Farmers say grain
not lodged to hurt, prospects are that we
will have an average crop.
Blue Earth City-Farmers say grain
not lodged very badly except where it is
very heavy Corn not damaged any and
in fine condition.
Elmore-Heavy grain damaged some
but will nearly all come up again. No
! other damage done by storm.
Henderson-The recent storm did not
do much damage in this section, some
heavy wheat was blown down, the ma ority
has raised again. The prospect is vary
favorable for heavy crop.
Mankato-Yery little damage done to
crops in this vicinity by the storm. No
rust as yet, only on a few low places.
Corn is Strengthening up, and it is thought
will come out all right. Corn is backward
anyway this season. As the crops look
now the prospects are better than before
for ten years.
st. Peter-No damage of any account
to crops by recent storms reported here.
Grain looking well, and corn coming out
all right.