Dubious Outlook

Reports to the Bt. f aul rxanecr rren. from WK) points, eovoring'.lüOcquntiesin the Northwest, show the condition of spring wheat to be much worse than a month ago. The drought in May, folio wed by the hot and dry weather of the past ten days, has shortened the erop materially. Ihe worst reports come from Southern Minnesota, Southwest Dakota and Wisconsin. In those sections the yield will be from one-half to two thirds of an average. The drouth is also swre in Nortbrn lowa.