The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-22

AavofdDle conultlon; wheat shows better re-
suits than in number of years.
Fairchild-Small grain will yield about "a
per cent OF last years crop; corn promises
Dig yield; potatoes only average.
OsSeo-Small grain will be about IS per
cent of that of last year; corn very good;
potatoes promise bad
SIOUX CITY DIVISION.
Henderson, Minn.-Wheat averaging 20 to %
bushels; about quarter of the yield of poor
Suanty owing to rust; oats from so to &C
Dushels; corn promises WELL
Butterheld-Wheat will average about IA
well.
Breston-Some disappointment In wheat
average will be 10 to Is bushels; cats and
barley 50 to 40; corn in fair condition.
Bingham Lake-Wheat will yield from - to
10 bushels; oats, 40 to 60; fax and corn look
Ing well.
Ottawa-Wheat will average about Is BUSH
els, and quality good rye, about 20 and
quanty only fair; oats, 40; barley, So; corn
Ashton-Yield below the average of last
year.
Belle Plain-Wheat averages 10 bushels,
quality fair; oats, 45 to so; rye, % bushels,
quality poor; corn will be heavy.
Hamilton-Yield will not be over IS bushels
on wheat; rye, about "a; oats, 3d. corn in
good shape.
LIE Sueur-Yield in wheat about an average
quality and amount; corn good.
Mlnneopa-Corn is suffering for rain; no
threshing done yet
Grogan-Wheat harvest commenced: run
ming about Is to 20 bushels; oats, 80 to So;
corn looks well but needs rain.
LIE Mars, Io.-Wheat averages Is bushels:
weather favorable to corn.
ELMORE DIVISION.
Amboy-Yield and quality not as good as
last year.
Vernon Center-Wheat, 10 to 20; fax, Is to
% bushels; corn doing well.
Blue Earth City-Yield only two-thirds of
that of last year; quality a grade lower
corn looks we'll
Elmore-Yield of wheat and oats only one
half of that Of last year; fax and barley,
two-thfrds crop; grade is lower and corn
doing we'll
MITCHELL LINE.
Dundee-Wheat turns out poor; oats light
and only half crop.
Avoca-Wheat is averaging Is bushels; fax
and corn look we'll
Hadley-Wheat is running from to 16
bushels; fax, 10 to 10 bushels; oats, 40 to 60
bushels; corn in good condition.
Lake Wilson-Wheat about Is to 20 bushels
oats, barley and fax good.
Spencer s. D.-Wheat will yield from to
II bushels; barley, from 20 to 30; oats, from
80 to 80.
Fulton, S. D.-Wheat yielding from to 70;
oats, from 30 to 40 and barley, from 20 to 80
bushels.
Rushmore-W Wheat, poor yield: oats very
light; flax and corn all looking well.
Hartford, 8. D.-Wheat will not average
more than 5 to 10 bushels; oats, Is to 40
bushels and barley about the same; corn is
Salem, s. D.-Wheat will yield about II
bushels of No. grade.
doom LINE.
Ash Creek, Minn.-Rains have helped corn;
no threshing yet.
Rock Rapids, Io.-Grain turning out better
than expected.
Doom, Io.-Safe to say that yield will be far
below that of last year, except barley, which
is good.
NORTHERN DIVISION.
Orme, Wis.-Wheat will yield one-third of
last years crop; oats better
age to crops by frost or rust to speak of.
crops.
Rice Lake-Threshing so far shows fair
crop, but not as heavy as that of last year;
potatoes promise good crop.
NEBRASKA DIVISION.
Corn crop nearly out of way of frost and
promises we'll no thresing yet.
Hubbard, Neb.-Wheat does not fill expecta-
lions in quality or quantity; the largest corn
crop in years is assured
this section by rain; wheat will be half
crop.
Oakland, Neb.-Oats disappointing, not be-
prospects excellent. t
Herman, Neb.-Prospects are that corn will
be very heaVv crop.
Blair, Neb.-Storms have damaged corn two
per cent; no damage to wheat to speak of.