Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-23
THE CROPS

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the st. Paul & Omaha RaiIrOad-A Good
Yield of Spring Wheat Expected.
The following crop reports were received
yesterday at the general offices of the
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
railroad in this city.
fast, and prospects for fair crop. All
small grains doing well and promise a
very large yield.
HBrewster, Minn.-Wheat, oats and fax
are all looking fine and corn has come on
very fast the past few days.
| E Calhoun, Neb.-Corn coming along nice
this week. Small grains full. Think
there is about three-fourths stand of corn.
| Corn in cribs is damaged greatly by wet
season.
Tekamah, Neb.-Small grain looks well,
corn doing fine, everything turning out
better than expected.
| Merriam Junction, Ninn.-Crops are
looking very well, small grain doing we'll;
corn little backward; weather favorable
for good crop.
Hamilton, Minn.-Smal grain of all
kinds looking fine, corn needs warm and
drier weather.
Elmore, M1nn.-AlI crops looking fine,
plenty OF rain, weather clear and fine.
Blue Earth City, Minn.-SmalI grain
doing well, corn backward, weather warm.
Winnebago City, Minn.-SmalI grain
doing well, corn quite backward.
Amboy, Mlnn.-Small grain doing finely,
corn little backward, bat weather good
| for it now.
Vernon Centre, Minn.-All small grain
in fine condition, corn somewhat backward,
on account of wet and cold weather.
Garden City, Minn.-All small grain
looking well, corn rather backward, but
doing well now, weather warm.
Lake Crystal, Minn.-Small grain look
| ing good, corn backward on account of
cold, wet weather.
Mankato, Minn.---Small grain looking
well, corn somewhat behind, weather
warm and clear.
Hartford, Dak.-Crops looking fine and
weather favorable; corn little light.
Sioux Falls, Dak.-Crops are all looking
well; corn is backward but recovering rap
idly; weather tine.
Montrose, Oak .-All crops looking well :;
corn late but growing fast now.
Salem, Oak -The weather continues ia
vorable for small grain of all kinds, which
| is looking fine; corn backward.
Beaver Greek, Minn.-All grains growing
fast and looking well corn little late, but
doing nicely, weather very good.
| Lu Verne, MINI Small grain is in as
good shape as possible and growing fast;
corn Iittle behind yet, but growing very
! fast.
| Valley Springs, Dak.-Crops of all kinds
doing very we'll; corn rather light.
Worthington, Minn.-All kinds OF grain
are doing we'll; corn little backward;
weather favorable.
Blakeley, Minn.-SmaN grain ali looking
fine and corn is improving, weather warm.
plenty of rain.
HendersOn.-Sman grains looking very
well with good prospects of full crop,
corn is at least ten days late on account of
rain and cool weather but Will give good
yield if weather continues warm.
Sioux City, Ia.-Crops doing quite well,
had quite heavy rain this morning, wealth
er to-day clear and hot, good for corn.
Cogington, Neb.-Too much rain for the
farmer, corn backward, other crops o. K.
Bancroft, Neb.-All crops are doing we'll
in this location.
Craig, Neb.-Smau grain and corn do
ing well, pretty heavy rains last week.
Oakland, Neb.-Corn and small grain
doing well. Rye crop suffered some from
hail storm Wednesday morning
Herman, Neb.-Small grain looking
well. Corn in very good condition at
present. If wet weather continues much
longer it will injure crops.
Lyons. Neb.-Crops are improving.
Dakota City, Neo.-Corn in most fields
coming on in fair shape. In other fields
where poor seed was used, not as good
stand. Small grain all right, and promises
good crop.
Blair, Neb.-Little change in crops dur.
ing the past week. Small grain looking
fine. Corn very backward, owing to heavy
rims.
Ponca, Neb.--Corn looking splendid, also
small grain improving fast; farmers say
we will have better crop CT small graf
this year than last; general prospect good
Tekamah, Neb.-Smau grain looking
well, but too much wet for corn to do
much.
Wayne, Neb-The recent heavy storms
have been detrimental to corn prospect,
but with good weather it Will yet come
O. k; small grain looking well.
Hoskins, Neb-Wheat and other small
grain looking we'll; corn looking better
since warm weather; hail storm did some
damage to it.
Norfolk, Neb.-Smau grain looking
| very we'll; prospect for corn about half
crop; if weather is favorable may have
two-thirds crop; very heavy and frequent
rains in this section; bull frog crop never
better than this season.
EASTERN DIVISION.
Baldwin-Crops looking well, if weather
keeps dry corn will be fair.
Hammond-Corn will be very. poor, all
other crops promise fairly. 1t is reported
that chinch bugs are working censidera-
bic damage, to what extent cannot now
! be determined.
Fairchild- Crops coming on in good
shape, everything will be all right with
continuance of good weather.
Fall Creek-Wheat, oats and barley look
ing fine. Corn improving rapidly. Spleen
did growing weather.
Augusta-Wheat on the average looking
WE'LL corn backward, up bat few inches;
weather cloudy; warm.
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