The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-06

nor tnefn. Will market about OOV0 Dusneis
Cummings-HarHesting all done. Threshing
| general. Wheata averages about fourteen
bushels No. O. Will market 250,0oO bushels.
| misunderstanding done. Sixty per cent
Yield thirteen bushels. Will market about
395, 900 bushels
Reynolds finished. Threshing gen
| erai. Average thirteen bushels No. north
| ern. Will market about 600 bushels.
| Thompson--ThneshiRg well under way
Average about ten TO twelve bushels. Will
market about 400, 900 bushels.
Ardock-WiIl market about 800, 600 bushels
! Threshing well along
Minto-Cutting done. Threshing general
Average, twelve bushels. Will market about
| 400, 600 bushels.
| Grafton-Threshing general. Will market
! 900 bushels.
Administering DONE Will market
| about 100000 bushelsf
st. Thomas-Grain about all cut Thresh-
| ing well along. average fourteen bushels.
| Will market about 1000 bushels.
Glasston-Wheat all cut. Other grains
| about rs Per cent cut. About 10 per cent
| threshed. Yield twelve bushels. Will mar
| ket $4,000 bushels.
Misunderstanding done. Threshing gener-
| al. Average twelve bushels Grade Nos. 1
and northern. Will market $4,000 bushels
Bathgate-Threshing general. Yield eight
to twenty bushels. Average ten to twelve
bushels No. 1. Will market 450, 900 bushels.
-Wolverton-About 80 per cent OF the har-
vesting done. Very little threshing. Aver
age about twelve bushels. Will market 1885,
600 bushels
Comstock-Harvest done. Threshing gen
| eral. Will market 125, 600 bushels.
| Georgetown-Harvest done. Threshing gen.
eral. Yield seven to ten bushels Will mar
| ket 100 600 bushels.
Perley-Harvest finished. Threshing gen.
| eral. Average yield nine bushels. Will mar
ket about ZOO 900 bushels.
Hendram-Harvest finished. Threshing
general. Average twelve to fifteen bushels.
Will market about 250, 900 bushels.
| Thrn-h Average
! fifteen bushels Will market, including
Shelly and Neillsville 125,o0o bushels.
Clmax-Threshing general. average about
eighteen to twenty bushels. Will market
1000 bushels
| Crystal-Weather favorable. Wheat all cut.
| Some stacking and threshing. VIII market
| about 0G00 bushels.
st. Vfncent-Some threShing finished. Will
market about 200 600 bushels.
Kelso-Cutting done. Threshing well along.
| Wheat grades No. 1 northern VIII market
| 100000 bushels.
| Manufacturing done. Threshing well
! along. Average fourteen bushels No. l
northern. VIII market 175,000 bushels.
Neche-Wheat all cut and some threshed
| grading No. / northern. Will market about
| 500 600 bushels.
Canton-Cu Cutting about done. Will market
| 200, 600 bushels wheat.
Cavalier-Harvesting done. Threshing gen
| eral. Wheat averages twelve bushels Will
market about 800, 600 bushels.
| DAKOTA DIVISION.
| Emerado-Cutting q seven-eighths done
Threshing full blast. Estimated yield ten
| to twelve bushels, most all grading No.
| northern.
| Arvilla-Cutting 95 per cent done. Thresh-
ing 20 per cent done Yield eight to ten
| bushels, grading No. L hard and No. north
! ern.
i Larimore-Crops going about twelve bush
els to the acres Harvesting three-quarters
done. Threshing going on since last Mon
| day. Yield about twelve bushels; a little
mn
| No. 2 northern.
Petersburg-Cutting one-half done. No
| threshing done yet. Yield estimated at twelve
| bushels. No damage from smut or other
causes.
Michigan City-About 80 per cent cutting
| done. Expect yield of thirteen to fifteen
bushels No smut noticed. Thresh1ng com
mences Monday.
Mapes-Wheat most all cut; estimated at
fifteen bushels per acre, smut will be light,
but wheat is shrinking pretty badly on ac-
count of being cut green.
| Lakota-Cutting about three-quarters done.
Weather favorable. Expect yield of fifteen
bushels.
Bartlett-Wheat nearly all cut Threshing
| fifteen to eighteen bushels; good grade.
Crary-Harvesting completed this week.
Threshing will begin first of next week An
average of eighteen bushels expected Some
damage by smut.
DEVILS Lake-Harvesting not all finished
on account of some grain too green. Thresh-
ing just commenced. Grain Will average
about thirteen to fifteen bushels; No. 1
northern. ~ }a5F9.
Grand Harbor-fIarvesting will be finished
| this week. Yield about twenty bushels.
Church's Ferry-Cutting nearly finished.
Threshing commenced. Wheat averaging
about twelve bushels to acre; No. hard.
Leeds-Harvesting in full blast Thresh-
ing commences in about week. Wheat aver
aging about twelve bushels slightly smutty.
bushels; fax, M Is Is bushels; oats, 40 bushels;
barley, so bushels.
Rugby Junction-Wheat all cut Threshing
we'll under way, wheat grading mostly hard
and northern. Not as much damage by smut
as expected
damaged by smut. Grades No. hard and No.
2 northern.
Dwight-Wheat averaging about II bushels.
Other grains in proportion. No damage from
smut or rust.
Colfax-Some threshing done. Wheat will
average about s bushels. Grain seems spotted,
and it is hard to tell its grade Some will go
No. 2 northern and some no grade twenty
per cent damage from too much water, and
| 20 per cent from Hessian fly
Walcott-Threshing progressing rapidly;
| wheat yielding about 10 bushels, grading NO.
northern. No damage from smut.
Kndred-Wheat is good and bright. No
damage from smut. Yield will average 1S
| bushels No returns from shipments cf new
| wheat vet and cannot tell as regards grade.
Davenport-Harvesting all done; thresning
| we'll under way.
AddiSOn-ThreSn1ng ABOUT One-Lnlru Ccue,
wheat yielding about 10 bushels, but will not
grade we'll. No damage from smut or rust.
Durbin : Harvesting nearly completed,
! threshing general Wheat turning out from
| 12 to IS bushels per acre; grade, No. l. No. 2
| northern and No. 8; weighs about 90 pounds
! per bushel measure.
Everest-cutting done; threshing genera;
average, 10 to IL bushels; grade, No. l and
No. northern. No damage from smut.
Casselton-Wheat turning out II bushels
! to the acre. No smut
| Ripon-Wheat lurling out to IL bushels
per acre. Out of 2 shipped, .graled
| No / northern No 9 northern, and 1e-
| iected Estimated damage to wheat by smut.
rust and heavy winds 20 I per cent cent. 1ieid IL, OF
| Erie-Threshing is progressing rapidly
Estimated yield, 12 bushels, grading mostly
No. and No. p northern uno..oa vol,
Galesburg : Threshing progresses Weil.
Wheat threshed turned out II bushels, a gain
! of bushels over last year. The grade is
mostly No. 2 northern and No. g.
| Clifford-Past week favorable; about 20 per
cent of the cutting done; threshing progress
! ing. turning out from IL to Il bushels, grad
| ing No and No. 2 northern:
Portland - Weather favorable. Estimated
Weld for territory tributary to this station,
/ 450 600 bushels, 10 to II bushels per acre;
| No damage from smut or rust. Bulk VII
! grade No. l northern
increase over last year of bushels No smut
reported; damage by rust estimated at ~ per
| cent or less. Threshng now senefl' soeu
| plump wheat
Northwood-ninety per cent of grain cut;
| threshing commenced; yield so Ear, about IL
! bushels mostly grading No. 2, on account OF
| smut and being shrunken.
Armenia Harvesting about all done. Thresh-
ing getting rapidly, wheat averaging II
to u bushels per acre, grading mostly NO.
| northern No smut or rust.
/ Misunderstanding about half completed.
Well posted men say the average will be
about II bushels per acre.
Hunter-Weather favorable for thresning,
which is progressing rapidly. General aver