Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-25
NEBRASKA'S CROWNED KING.
Crop Bulletins From Every Quarter
of the State.
AN ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK.
A Falling-OT in tho Acreage of Small
Grain i'm Favor of Corn-Rapid
Growth OF the Past
Few Weeks.
The June Crop Report.

ditlOn ia ,Jlue. The acreage is apparently
considnrohIy ipcroased over that If last vear
.ons.Ie."olS lno!oaseu oa.t s,,"t = i"sv Su"'
thoueh IN many instances Vnere IS d PerCcpU-
ible falling of OF small grains in favor OF
corn. From one to two weeks backwardness
is pretty generally reported owing TO the
long continued cold rains of the carly part of
the season. The genial warmth of the past
few vcenl,s however has IN n great extent
,om,irod ,bo ;ni,r,, md tho crosnocts arc
iopan'u t"' ,"I"lS ny 1.o 'o'po. "iS
very bright similar condltion Is reported
from Iowa.
WILLOW SpRtSGs. Neb., Jun 23.-The
assessors who recently made a canvass have
sent in a report which shows a fall of 20
per cent IN acreage OF wheat, a rise OF 10 per
cent IN oats, ana a rise Oh 81 per cent III corn
EDGAR, Neb., June 23.-Corn In this part
of Nebraska is doing finely. There is con
siderable late planting, but 1t IS doing well.
Fully % per cent more corn was planted in
Clay county this year than last. Rains have
been frequent ant abundant, and the pros
pect for a large crop IS most hattering.
O'NuILL. Neb., June 23--Crops in this vi
cinity look well. Taking a farm with sixty
acres under cultivation as a basis, the fol-
lowing would be about the relative acreage
of the different kinds of grain Corn forty,
oats twelve, wheat eight. The acreage of
corn is about onc-fourth more than that of
last season; that of small grain proportion
ately less.
rn,~n l., ,~o Noh Tp,o % Tho ron
ont look is still varv nrorisinp we have had
sufficient rain in insure a GOOD stand in corn.
and small Grain never looked better and
farmers are feeling GOOD nj the prospect for
n large Weld. Corn espesipl1v is iNo',,
VOL and ~, .s,, ,,.a, IN ..Shrhs
iron NJ, y"3,, = an " = On ~ "t =, ~
h.opn THE vea,. ,v3iu he ah,nIont "1' NV
Up 'uN'S 0". ~ .,
oNhLASp, tNeo, ouhe @o.-Oorn Is d IlIIle
NV Nv n Gwtns ~ .u9 w MSS o. S9c sRrnns
ouV Is looking wen ana u goou sIahu' Acre
age is much llrger IMAM last year. wheat
IS IN line condition. Acreage much less.
oats the acreage IS much more than last
year. Inc hay crop VIII be cut snort owing
to Logan creek foodlng most OF the nay
lana.
BLAIR JUNCTION, Mob. June 23.-Owing to
the cold and backward spring a greater pro
nortinn IF ANAL Grain was SoIvn than usual
and is looking snlendid. Fail and winter
grain is the b9st ovor seen in this county for
this time of wear. The corn planted IN NAV
is bidding fair to make a good crop. Farm
ors rcn0rt excellent stand and good pros
nccte
Enn,rr Nah limo 90 Tho rrosont condi-
,io r W norn IN IN Doino omit is banlSnard Thn
iIast 81 the ni,ntinT has has nat baan fnishna 90
- y .nG t 80 10: IL 10 80 intn W
~ Il 80 FI,o w. 10 49, NV e. e..
~ ,ast of ~, so,saT mr. s+oI1 ~ ~
cnrn IN some warts Of the county has been in
iured by cut worms. The cold weather has
made its growth very slow. Oats and wheat
look snIenIid and the prosoects now are for
an excellent crop.
o,NnTn Nah r,,o % An email ,.roi,
l. Joi,,D ,UciI in tbis IInc,ii nv com hoe hcan
."n W Ial ~" r. nord 49,
s soinS h't ~ q ~ ,n IL 80 49,, o m35'o "
a"m,9' W" or, ~ s,omG do rIpt InS,n5 e.; VIZ "A
"rl"sD1,O - n 49, y an
"ohNsIoN y, Neo, ouGic ~'-oIopo VI an
k,r% md are t Ioohl an n wTlt, @nH y pES7p Corn are IS i gGSr
w. - ~, ~" -; ~ ~ 80
ona nan n'I h,, ~ - - s )" n" 'rs ~ otGn"d' :
9o" n, Hu r ,tic = Thou q not nuite nv ~
ro,,Sch wheat and oats nIapted ae there wa
h n. II III, ~ 90 nr,n iii avoa"5
thn4 10 n+ 80 w. ~ ioost "a oor rI non w 0N''o'
'"a y , i"' -" - . !, W. ~, u.,n.hor hos
n"l ~ NUu ~ ,un. III ~ 1850 moaoao ~ 20
VWVoI,osjav 81 +his SyaaL, Si,co ibon II bno
been wa,.v warm the small grain and rraSs
is in snlcn6id condition and bids fair tn
wiaLi an onor,nons cr,on Thnra is consider,
able increase in the acreage of wheat and
oats while large fields of German millet has
been sown in this county. which now shows
n hnnIthy stand Owing to the cold and wet
weather many of our farmers have been
comneIIc6 tn nlant corn for the second time.
The hot sun during the last three DAYS has
caused corn to fairly Jump out of the ground,
and many fields show "A growth of six inches
during this time. The average in corn is
very largely increased over any previous
wear.
HASTINGS, Neb., June 23.-No season for
the past five years has equalled the fine crop
prospects here at this time. Wheat, oats
ana barley especially, now heading out, are
great and luXuriant in growth. The acreage
of small grain is fully 20 per cent smaller
than last year. Corn a little backward be
cause of cool weather is now shooting for
ward. Its fine and vigorous condition was
never surpassed in this section. The
acreage is 20 per cent greater than last
season.
FOSTER, Neb., June 23.-Crop prospects
are improving with the warm weather we
are having now. Wheat and oats are looking
acknowledgements of "A big crop. The cool
weather up to a week ago kept corn back
some. but is growing quite rapidly now, and
prospects of n good crop. The soil is thor
oughly soaked with the heavy rains this
spring. and there is no fear of a drouth. All
that is necessary is constant warm weather.
DAWN Cry. Ncb, June % -Reports from
Mi nor+s Of mo county shoyv the small prai
crop a very promising one for this season. SO
far. Semc few pieces of corn had to be re-
planted, but the larger part of the corn
planted is coming in good shape and is a good
stand on the ground, and looks healthy, not
withstaudjng so much cool and wet weather,
The acreage of both corn, oats and potatoes
is considerably increased over last season.
EXETER, Nob., june 23.-Better prospects
for a good crop in this section than ever be,
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