The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-09

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d,outh continues nnbrokcn. hut the ex-
cessiye heat If last week has been fol
lowed by cooler weather during Ws,lncs.
day. Thursday. Friday. aud Saturday;
aud on Thursday aud Friday mornings
light iros,s occurresiin exposed places
without dong any damage OF co,,se-
qucnce.
The hal, vest IS we'll advanced, and
in number ot the southern counties
small grain has all been cut and
stacking Is weliin hand. The yield oil
wheat as a rule is better than expected
and that which ripcncd before the cx.
cessive heat Of the previous week, is oil
good color and lh.s a l,n re aud plump
berry. while that which ripened last
week shrun& and the duality OF the
berry is not as good. The corn aud
potato has been Injured beyond re-
covery and even under favorable con-
|ditions a small yield is all that van be
expected.
WIN tEN WhEAT.
Pine Co. 20 to % bushels.
EeSaeur Co. 25 bushels.
Rice Co. 20 to 80 bushels.
Waseca CO. 80 to 40 bushels.
Wmona Co. 35 bushels
Houston Co. 25 to 81 bushels.
Ncollet Co. SO to Al
SPRING WHEAT.
kittson Co. Is 5u. expected. Becker Co
10 bi. Otter Tail. 8 to 20 bu. Tramrne
10 bushels but very uneven Bigstone,
8 bu. Douglas. 10 tn 10 bu. Todd, &
to II on timber land, aud 4 to 6 bushels
on san y soil. Chicago, II bu. South.
ern portion OF Stearns Co. 5 u. Sher-
bourne to 8 blu. Meeker 13 b.,.
Wright IL to 2S bu. One correspondent
reported only S bu. from the Mother
part Of Wright CO. where the crop over
small area is poor and very uneven
Northern portion Of Washington Co, 10
bu. Hennepin Co g to ~ bu' will pro-
baly average IS bushels. Lac-qui. ParIe,
9 and "a to 10 bu. Renyille Co ~ TO
%. will probably Average 20 bushels.
Carver Co 20 to 80 bushels. Dakota Co
10 to 20 bu. Sibley Co 16 to 1S bu. Le-
Seur Co 20 to 25 bu. Rico Co 10 to 25
bu. Wabasha Co Is to % bu. Cotton.
wood Co IL bu. Watonoudm Co 25 to
to 80 blu. Blue Earth Co IL to 80 bu.
Was.ca Co 25 bu- Northern portion OF
Steele Co 20 to 80 bu. Northern por-
ton Of Olmsted Co Is bu Rock Co 8 bu.
Mobiles Co to Is bu. Bue Mower Co
II to % blu. Houston Co 8 to IL blu.
One farm in Martin County averaged "a
bushels to the acre and it will probably
grade No. 1 Northern and in LeSuour
Connty ore piece ct winter wheat rver-
agei Al bushels to TIE acre and tested
63 lbs. TO the bustfel
BARLEY.
Clay 20 25 blu. Otter Tail CO 8 bu.
Todd Co IL to Is bu. Washington Co
on heavy land As blu. Western portion
of Hennepin Co Is blu. Sibley CO Az bu.
Dakota CO % to 30 blu. LeSueur Co 40
bu. Wabasha CO 16 to As bu, will prob
ably ayerage 80 blu Blue Earth co 20
CO so bu Steele Co &c TO Sc bu Dodge
CO so to 81 bu Oimsted Co 10 to 80 blu
Winona Co Is to SO blu. will probably
average 25 bu Rock CO 10 bu Mobiles
Co 5 to 10 bu Faribault CO So to SO bu
Mower Co 20 80 blu .Renville CD 80 hu.
OATS
Clay CO 35 bu Todd CD 10 bu Traverse
Co 20 blu Chicago Co IS bu Sherbourn
to 6 to Il ba Mceker co 80 bu Wright
Co 6 to 35 bu. poorest in Northern por-
tion Hennepin CO Is to 40 bu Wash
ington CO 40 TO so bu, few fields only
went 1-2 bushels. Dakota Co 10 to
LeSueur CO 40 to SO bu Cottonwood
20 bu Blue Earth c., 25 to so bu. Nor
tllern portion OF Steele CD 80 to 40 blu
Doge CO one piece only 40 in olmsted
CO Northern portion 40 to SO lu Eas
tern portion of Winona CO so bu Rock
CO 25 bu Mobiles CO 10 to Is bu Fari
baulr CO 80 to 60 will bu probably ave
rage 40 bu Mower CO 40 to- 50 blu, will
probably average so es Houston co
So ba Wabashu CO so to 40 III Rye
and AK yields will be given next week.