Show THE CROPS of hie va I alio outlook tor Croin Y ct lo 10 lie DAKOTA ST PAL palt t sept 7 tho month of auguet with the liar vest nearly ended in bouth dikoon Diko tn and rapidly approaching completion with highly favorable weather in north dakota A week of rainy weather with winds injured alio arnin in the shock slight ly conj caused abino growick and 0 tho licary thereby lowering alio a little the weather changed just in tinn to prevent a leeine luia lui a oil into n disastrous defeat tho to tho west kiil northwest with a breeze anil quickly dried ont tho grain romily tor blacking A of tho was tho slow and deliberate 4 manner in tho grain ripened tam ground being damp and the weather cool it matured fully without anny die have been at work for a week in youl hern dakota and the yield thus far is exceeding tho expectations at farmere far abo extremes in county loing six toon anil alvo bushela bush elx with n proba blo average of twenty two s tho report from beadle Is exceptionally ono beld reporting at thirty goven abid bushels of sixty pounds the weather is now excellent for that being threshed h moving to liberally the elevator inon paying from seventy live to ceala bor ho onta perhaps anoro wheat from tho weather n alicy moitt dalh cult art dry nut corn fooks well lint it backward alio lias not been favorable for pushing it forward nlelio agh during tho lat beoit of august tho higher of exerted a good influence on tho rop trop t corn onuis br 1 irger demands upon alio than usual and while lie risk of a gool crop cannot tic classed m hazardous it it i t largely increased upon tho el oration of the po tattoos etro yielding well tho llast planted anre tho best as tho havo tho later great vigor tho tanners having other craps that absorbed abi orbed their attention haying is now progressing and if rapidly going into it will ten days at it ia all cut from n grasses ard ii later alm season than usual the blue joint and redtop red top being in bloom on ibo lust of august tho hay crop of dakota is greater proportions tach vear aa tho hories and nocks increase tho alax is about two third harrest cd different perio lii ni breaking was madd ready for it this crop Is principally raised in tho tiers of couii and yield 1 over alood alio general tiTer aeo of condition of wheat is about tho samo on wua on tho ast 1st of and is brought gibout by a slight lowering in south dakota the prospective yield at ITOyO bush cli 1 l C pt alio crop west of and dioro particularly west of ook on tho hasting dakota and tho crop 0 the jamaca will bo tho largest and ducat raised sineo 1377 toioi ystad iatros eighteen to shirly iier acro and thero is n very largo i i of no 1 hard wo shall get moro ofa 1 blut wheat than unless wo imako serious mistakes tho best point about tho wheat west of shub tal ami alio kicior valley is its dryness no roin thero sanco june and abo wheat will never sweat thea wheat crown on thol of tho bc i yond alio iy ay and largely tho timber tills year will idrovo to bo bailly i ono or two of the hot spall anich did not at birst affect wheat did great dam ago to wheat shrinking it badly licit sept returns received by abo secretary of stalo show that in tho southern four tiers of counties acres of wheat thi yielded bushels nn of 15 f bushels per acre tho acreage reported threshed per cent total ncr cage as returned by supervisors yield in southern two tiers of counties generally belter but in central an northern counties not fis high ai estimated in july figures ln dicato a total yield in alic state ot about bushels or nearly buchol i lens than the total product estimated in july to tho question which variety of wheat hn given the highest yield per correspondents in tho southern four tiers of counties answer clawson OG faltz M egyptian 23 in tho southern four tiers of counties ucros of bojta sag bushels average 2 i bushels per acre 0 o for born excessive i ains that continued until lato in july and drouth til nc havo nearly ruined tho crop corn on high oil soil s will doubtless yield fairly well but crop as a whole far lalow average winter apples in tho south ani poof the state promise less than one fourth and late peaches about one third of au crago crop ILLINOIS 1 I ILL sept wheat threshing la nearly over and according to tho reports of tho threshers thre the prospects am gloomier than over the crop is now reported report od to be less than one fourth of nn average the sown this fall will be from one fourth toone half less thun last year in abo vardoui parts of tho county aind unless rain falls toon even lom than that the ground ir too hard to ilow aul folio places now the corn crop la aho sou thurn littly of tho county will bo nearly i up to the average but in the northern will fall considerably below that ILL sept 7 alio still continues han been rain 0 anny consequence for over a the water in tho creeks is beginning to fail the ground Is so haril that lanucha aro unable to plow for wheat corn Is vory much nud will bo cut i lidit buo ouo haaf unless wo get in n few days nocK tORD sept 7 today to day has loii alio col jest lay this fall abo nier cury tonight to night dropping below jai degrees nt the poor pro tor a lair or an nver of corn alio sanson lu the begin filae way very ac ang not till lato tharo are naros of corn throughout thin county and vicinity that buu not out at all anil it thu frosts boll olt two weeks loncar which now bloos not baem probable will not bo or balt n crop it alic ro i that should wo bo by a tiofil alio crop will bo nearly worthless tho oats aarl bay crop was tho host in thin county for years tb of farm will also bo very large IOWA io sept 7 tho weather continues entirely favorable for corn and abo crops haio made wonderful pro roas in the past few davs bainy weather scarcely a doubt tant it will mature tn alnio to frost in which anso it will be the heaviest crop ever grown in this stat tho ears anro now abid of full taic FaniK rB ar still engaged in ibcal ants berloy and rye all 9 which bavo been cath ored iu abo exist condition known tho country will be arnais crops bt alita year flax is also a heavy crop tonight to night the weather is cool and threatens frost |