St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-07

never looked better.
NOrfolk-The weather the past week has
been most favorable for corn.
misunderstanding is over. and stack
ing and threshing now begins. The
weather is favorable. Corn is as good as
ever was known.
Wakedeld-HarveSt is nearly finished.
Crops are doing well. The weather is ia
yOrable.
Nayne-Harvesting is coming to close
and good deal of small grain is in stack.
the weather having been favorable for har-
VeSting. Corn is still growing finely.
Oakland-Small grain is nearly all har-
vested and in stack. Corn is doing well.
Flax is also doing well.
Craig-NlOSt all of the small grain is cut,
out the heavy rain of this morning will de-
lay stacking. Corn is looking fine.
Blair-Harvesting is about over. Grain
is too wet to thresh. Corn is fine.
misunderstanding and staekingis about
completed Farmers expect fair yield of
small grain.
LyOns-Aost of the small grain is har-
vested, and will be fair yield of good
quality. Corn never looked better.
Herman-Sman grain is nearly secured.
Corn Is doing well. The weather has been
very hot.
Pender-Crops are looking very good.
Small grain Is nearly all harvested. Corn
is good.
misunderstanding Is about done.
Farmers say that wheat has not turned out
as well as expected. The average Weld of
wheat will prOably reach ten or twelve
bushels to the acre.
DakatO City-HarveSting Is all finished
but some stacking is yet TO do. The crop
OF small grain is the best of many years.
Bancroft-Small grain is mostly cut and
some Were tlIreshing out of shock yester-
day. There was a very heavy fall of rain
about daylight this morning, which will
put stop To all operations for to-day at
least.
NIerriam-Wheat is nearly all cut and
stacked In this vicinity. The crop is about
One-third less than last year, but the wheat
is good.
StPaul Junction-Wheat will be fair
crop. In some places chinch bugs and
some blight in late wheat Early
wheat is fair, some places being good. Oats
are we'll filled up, although much lodged.
Considerable will be lost on the ground. II
cannot be gathered by machitfe clittln9c
Barley is very poor. Corn is looking well
at present. The weather has been very
favorable for the last five days, the rest of
the week was very warm.
Dundee-HarveSting is about half done
and promises good crop of all kinds.
AyOca-Harvesting has just commenced.
Prospects are good for irSt-class crop of
every kind of grain. Harvest viii be in
full blast i'm a week.
SiaytOn-IIarveSting has commenced.
Fine prospects are given of good crop.
Hadley-Harvest is in full blast. The
warm weather and rain of the last week
opened the grain very fast.
Lake WilSOn-HaryeSt has commenced.
Prospects are for large yield of all kinds
of grain.
WOodStOck-Harvesting is being pushed
rapidly as possible. Everything promises
fine.
PipestOne-Harvesting IS progressing
finely. Rye and barley are all cut and are
a very fine crop. Wheat cutting has been
begun early, Flax will he ready in few
days. The wheat is mostly all cut and
shocked.
Allen-Com is doing we'll and harvest
will be very nearly finished this week
MankatO-CrOpS in Blue Earth county
are excellent. far better than was .th0ugilt
for. Harvesting is progressing grandly;
wheat is about twO-thirds cut. No damage
Madelia-Nearly all the oats are cut and
in shock Wheat is about one-third cut.
Flax is about half cut No stacking has
been done vet. All grain is in good cOndi-
ton. Corn will be good crop.
lie Sueur-lIarveSt has commenced I'm
good shape. The weather has been very
favorable for the past few days.
HamiltOn-HaryeSt in this section of the
country well under way. All the rye and
barley is cut and mostly in the stack; wheat
is being cut and will be about twO-thirds of
crop. That which the chinch bugs have
not worked III Will average about seventeen
bushels per acre, good No. ,.
SheldOn-HarveSting viii be nearly done
this week. Corn looking fine.
East Henderson-HarveSting i'm full blast:
farmers think they will have about an aver
age crop of small grain. Corn and potatoes
are looking splendid.
AshtOn-Small grain is nearly all har-
vested and turning out good. Prospects are
good for the largest crop of corn that we
ever had.
lie Mars-Fsrmers are busy cutting grain
and will be through this week. Oats are
heavy and good. Corn is getting on nicely
and gives promise of large crop. Wheat
is badly damaged, owing to the intense heat
II - ltptillle loO last anu SllOll. LIE 8Iduc
of wheat viii be very low.
POnca-The harvest of small grain in
this vicinity IS pretty nearly over and prom
iseS a good yield. Corn is doing well.
Sioux City-Farmers are about through
harvesting small grain. The yield will be
very good. Corn is doing well and the
weather is favorable.
Seney-HarveSting is we'll along. The
greatest portion of small grain is in the
stack. Some farmers are stacking to-day
Com looks better every day. The whole
crop will be good average.
RuShmOTe-FarmerS are cutting oats.
which prove 4 good yield. Flax will be
ready i'm few DAYS.
Adrian-Harvest is proceeding fairly.
The weather is fine. There is good out
look for a heavy yield of all kinds of grain.
Drake-HarveSt is in fair progress. 4
large yield OF small grain is expected. Corn
is looking line.
Luveme-Harvest is progressing fast.
The yield and quality are excellent.
Rock Rapids-Rye and barley is all cut
Harvest IS about half. Flax is ready to cut.
The weather is quite favorable for crops
all around.
DUOn-Wheat, oats and flax harvest com
menced this week. Rye and barley are
nearly all stacked. Corn is looking fine.
y good crop IS expected.
Bear Creek-Harvesting is proceeding
favOrably. All grains, corn and potatoes
proving above the average yield. No dam
age was done to crops in this vicinity so
far this season. Prospects are fattering.
Valley Springs-Grain is about all cut
except flax. 1t is mostly shocked. and a
good deal stacked. The weather is favor
able The yield will be unusually large.
BTandon-The harvesting of wheat and
oats is well under way. Cutting of flax
will begin next week. The weather is
favorable.
Sioux Falls-Harvesting is about two