St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-30

harvest with more than an average yield
heavy oats were somewhat lodged by the
recent storm; corn coming on nicely.
Garden City-Wheat harvest In full blast
this week; oats lodged some; corn doing
finely
Vernon Cepter-Prospects still continue
good, all grain maturing nicely; harvesters
progressing.
Amboy-All crops looking fine; wheat
and oats harvest commencing; weather
clear and pleasant; prospect of heavy crop
of wheat.
Winnebago City - Crops looking well;
Wheat ripe and being cut; the best crop
there has been for some years.
Blue Earth City-Weather clear and fine
and harvesting begins this week. Grain Of
all kinds is looking well.
Emore-Harvesting is well under way and
all grain will be cut at the close of the coming
week. severe wind storm has lodged heavy
oats in some places, but both wheat and oats
will be an average yield.
Seney-The harvest is progressing nicely;
considerable grain is already in shock; grain
of all kinds looks well; we don't think it has
received damage from any of the storms
so but what the yield will be about as expected;
we had heavy shower here last evening,
morning clear and pleasant
Jordan-All kinds of grain are in fine con-
dition and promise the finest crops in several
wears, save oats, which have been lodged by
storms, but only to small extent; rye and
barley is all cut and the wheat harvest begins
this week; corn is doing splendidly and
nothing but an early frost will prevent an
abundant yield; weather fine for the past
few days.
Windom-Crops are still in good condition !;
the heavy rain of last week did not damage
them to any great extent; harvesting is be-
ing pushed forward as fast as possible,
Kasota-Crops are being harvested and
an average yield is expected in this vicin
ity.
Ottawa-Weather favorable and grain in
good shape, with better average than last
year; nearly all the farmers in this vicinity
commenced harvesting this morning; corn
looking exceedingly well.
Huron Lake--Crops Of all kinds doing
well; weather clear and warm; good hay
weather.
Dundee-Croops looking well; harvest just
commenced; bad weather the past week has
hurt the wheat some.
Avoca-Croops looking well.
Slayton-Crops looking well; corn coming
along nicely.
Hadley--Crops all looking fine; some bar
ley and rye being cut already.
Lake Wilson-Crops are all looking well.
Woodstock-Wheat improving every day;
rye and barley harvest has begun; oats and
flax looking splendid; all kinds of grain
ripening fast; weather clear and warm.
Neutrality-suspicious. in this section are
looking well; prospects good.
Bingham Lake-Harvesting barley; COM
mence on oats next week; corn, wheat and
flax doing nicely; an immense amount of
hay put up during last week, and will con-
tinue this weak weather favorable.
Brewster-Barley and rye nearly all in
stack; fax is being cut and promises rich
yield; wheat is looking well; corn will be a
very good crop with favorable weather; no
damage to speak of done by storms as yet
Bigelow-Crops still doing well; no dam
age done by storms; barley nearly harvested;
some oats harvested.
Madelia-Rye and barley harvested: wheat
and oats ready and some being cut; grain
generally in good shape some heavy pieces
lodged slightly bnt no damage to speak of.
st. Peter-Crops of all kinds doing nicely;
harvesting generally commences this week.
Alton-Crops are looking fine; farmers
say wheat will average twenty bushels per
acre; other grain in good shape; corn doing
nicely.
Jackson-Weather favorable; crops in this
section will be an average one.
lie Sueur-Some farmers have commenced
harvesting this week. but will be fairly to
work before next week. crops are all looking
well, ane promises to be a very good crop;
reports are very favorable.
|. Hashpers-Crops are looking well, and
harvesting about one-third done; prospects
for big crop.
hakopee-Weather continues favorable to
crops in this vicinity; farmers are preparing
to going into their wheat; some oats already
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