Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-21
THE CROPS.

Seney, Ia.-Grain about all cut; farmers
all ready for stacking some little threshing
will be done next week; corn all cared out
and looking splendid; there is no doubt
about full crop.
Lake Crystal-Rains have delayed har-
vesting; about one-half of the wheat is
now cut; barley and rye all cut; weather
favorable for corn, which is doing finely.
Garden CIty-Wheat better than ex-
pected; oats and corn doing fine; weather
clear and fine.
Elmor-Wheat and oats about two thirds
cut, and by middle of next week will be
nearly through; heavy rains have delayed
harvest considerably.
Amboy-Farmers harvesting wheat;
weather cool and pleasant; corn growing
finely; prospects good for all crops.
Vernon Centre-Harvest progressing;
grain in good condition; corn doing well;
weather clear and pleasant.
Blue Bathroom doing nicely; small
grain promises well; harvesting delayed
on account of rain; weather to-day clear
and cool, with light breeze.
| Winnebago City-Weather to-day part
ly cloudy and cool; harvesting is well I'M
der way; corn doing finely.
Hubbard--Small grain nearly all stacked
and in good condition; corn doing fine but
is three weeks late.
| Bancroft-Small grain is being stacked
IN good condition; corn is doing we'll; will
be fine crop.
| Oakland--Small grain all stacked in
good cozdition; corn is doing we'll.
| Craig-Small grain mostly stacked; corn
little backward last week; farmers still
hope for good crop.
| Herman--Small grain all stacked in
good condition; corn first class.
Adrian. Misunderstanding going ahead
nicely; weather little damp, but no harm
done.
| Salem, Dak.-Harvesting we'll under way
wet weather caused some delay every thing
promises large yield.
Beaver Creek--Crop prospects in this
vicinity are immense; no damage done by
recent storms; harvesting is booming; the
yield is beyond all expectation; weather
promises to be favorable.
Valley Sprisgs, Dak.-Late storms have
done no damage to crops.
Sioux Falls, Dak.-Crops all good, never
better; harvesting about one-fourth done;
weather cool.
Luverne-Rye and barley nearly all
harvested; crop as good as expected; wheat
and oats pretty heavy, but liable to lodge
if rain continues; fax fair; corn looking
well.
Worthington, Minn.-All crops looking
well after late storms; not much damage
done; harvesting going on we'll, with good
results.
Rock Rapids, Ia-Harvesting of wheat
in full blast; good showing for wheat;
other small grains good; corn doing nice
ly; no damage to grain from late storms
Sibley-All small grains looking we'll;
rains done but little damage to crops;
corn coming on we'll.
notwithstanding fairly under way
grain beaten down by the late heavy rains
full crop expected; corn coming on we'll
Brewster, Minn.-Barley nearly all har-
vested and oats being harvested as fast as
possible; wheat is looking well; the late
rains having done no damage to grain;
corn doing nicely; weather fine.
Bingham Lake-The harvest is fairly
under way; barley is about all in the
shock, and nearly one-third of the oats
la number of acres of early sown
flax has been cut and some threshed
which is very good quality
recent rains knocked standing grain down
some, but with favorable weather it all
will rise up; no material damage done.
Jackson-Small grain nearly all harvest
ed; more than average yield is expected
corn is still coming on good and if frost
holds off this fall will have good crop.
Dakota City-Stacking or small grain
about all finished; corn is doing well and
promises good crop; weather favorable.
4 Alton-Grain most all cut and partly
stacked; corn doing well, but little back.
ward.
st. James-The harvest is progressing
finely with but little interruption by bad
weather; the yield will more than meet
the expectations of the farmers.
Bell Plaine, Minn.-Barley all harvest
ed; heavy yield; all farmers have com
msnced harvesting wheat; yield will be
large; most of it will grade No. 1; corn
promises an average crop; weather cloudy
and sultry.
East Henderson-The crop of small
grain is being cut now, about one-third
has been cut and if weather continues
favorable will be completed by the goth
the grain in timber is not so heavy nor of
equal quality as that on prairie; num-
Der report blight as having affected wheat,
more so in timber than elsewhere; there
will be large quantity of No. 2 wheat;
corn looking WELL
Sioux City-Small grain all harvested;
expect fair crop; corn doing we'll, will
average good crop.
Merriam Junction-In this section
about one-third of grain harvested and
promises fine crop; prospects never bet,
ter; corn is doing finely and will be a
good crop; indications at present are for
rain which if not of too long duration will
benefit crops immensely.
notwithstanding is being pushed
along as rapidly as possible; if the weather
continues favorable for week, we will
harvest the biggest crop of grain
ever raised here; recent heavy rains don't
seem to have hurt the grain, but it has de-
layed the growth of corn, which is now
backward, but under the circumstances is
doing we'll.
| Windom-Clear and warm; all crops are
coming along in good shape; barley nearly
all harvested; some wheat and oats down
on account of the last heavy rains, but
most of it will be up again.
| Sheldon-Weather very discouraging for
farmers; if we have good weather small
grain will be moderate yield; corn look
ing very we'll.
| To Morc-Sma1I oroins most oil ont.