Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21
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het'' ond norhul County Corn, hr,
crops oud good yield. Oats. hycmgc
crop of cNceIcm quality Barley aud
Ryo' Limited crop and light yicd. p5.
'alocs lwoJhlrls crop, ol excellent DUAL.
n.y. Hay "a l0rcup. Bosmcssprospcc,s
ore lair as just completing railroad hci.
IHca uro inducing emigration, there Is
much building going on, aud mechanical
trades arc iloulsh.ng.
AdlmS Co.-Whcat, about halra crop.
Corn aud Oats, more than ordinary crop.
Barley, none raised, Rye, about an or.
dluury crop, Hay, more than usual
Potatoes, prospects not naieripg, although
the farmers predict very good "Ltlc'
crop from present appearances.
Boone ca Wheat and corn will aver.
age about one halrcrop. Oats, moderate.
" good, Barley and Rye, but little rails.
ed. Potatocs, not more than one third
crop, Hay, good yield 1t is certain
that the very dry weather has affected
unioyorahIy the Wheat and corn crops !;
the grain is moderately good.
Barth0lomeao Co.-Wheol, average
crop, worth 81 20 per busheI Corn and
Potatoes, not one hoIrcrop. Oats and Hav,
good yield. Barley aud Rye, little rails.
cd, As the farmers have nothing to sell,
the morchuts will proPaby find it difficult
to pay.
Clinton Co. Wheat and corn, some
very good, though the average is not oy.
er half crop. Oats, abundant. Rye
and Barley, lillle raised. Hay, average
crop and good. Potatoes, almost an en-.
tire failure.
CaSs Co.-Wheat, not over one half
or the crop Of last year it was frozen out
last winter, and has been struck with rust
since, Corn, about an average crop
Oats, very good crop, better than the last.
Barley and Rye, very little, and seldom
raised. HAY, not over one half of gener.
al average crop, very good on praries and
marshy grounds, (Which are but small
portion of the county meadows,) very
poor on uplands, say one half ton on
an acre. Potatoes, none of any conse.
quenee were raised either last year or
this.
Decatur CO.-Wheai, fair average.
Corn and Potatoes, almost entire failures.
Oats, never were better. Barley and
Rye, none raised. Hay, very good. Ip
most parts of this region the draught is
SO excessively severe that there will be
no yield Of Corn and Potatoes, which was
never known before.
DeleOare Wheat one third crop.
Corn, half crop. Oats and Hay, full
crop, Barley and Rye, none. Potatoes,
failure, Farmers will suffer seriously
this year in this county.
Fayette C0.-Wheat and corn, about
half a crop. Oats and Hay, good crops.
Barley and Rye, but little cultivated. Po-
tatoes, very scarce. The failure Of the
crops cannot materially affect the credit
Of this country there is yet enough, and
more.
Franklin Co.-Wheat and Corn, about
three. e.fonrths an average crop, Oats and
Hay, unusually fine crops. Barley, not
much rused. Rye, very good. Potatoes,
not more that halfcrop.
Grant Co.-Wheat, twenty per cent,
below an average crop. Corn, Oats, and
Hay, very good crops. Barley, none. -
Rye, the little raised is good. Potatoes
wiil be below average. The early part
OF the season was wet, until some time in
May, then favorable until July, then very
dfy until August 18th. With the excep.
ton Of Wheat, The crops will be good
Potatoes, rather light yield.
HlHcoct Co.-Wheat and Potatoes.
less than one.tenth of an average CROP
Corn, an average yield. Oats and Hay,
a foil crop, good. Barley and Rye, good,
but little raised.
Huntington Ca.-Wbeat, nearly an
average crop. Corn, excellent. Oats
very good, full crop. Barley and Rye
very little raised. Hay, good average. -
Potatoes, an average crop.
Henry CIV Whcat-the crop was
yefg light, perhaps not more rails ed than
will be consumed al home. Corn, the
crop will be as good as usual perhaps bet.
ter. Oats, much better than usual. Bar
ley and Rye, good. Potatoes will. prove
a failure. Hay was an excellent yield
Whcat and Corn are the staples, and the
former being future will affect traders
very materially.
Hamilton Co.-Wheat, little short o.
average; 81 As per bushe. Corn, abou,
twolhirds average, Sl4 an acre. Oals
little lighter than average. Barley and
Rye, never much raised Potatoes, very
small crop. Hay, liule better than an
average crop. Corn is 81 per ucre high.
er than has for long time been known,
and Sl5 is now offered. One party who
has been trading in hogs for several years.
recently sold his corn crop, Of upwards Of
400 acres, at 3l2, per acre. Hogs have
been engaged in some cases at S2, 10
when lallcd, but they arc dull now, and
the genera! opinion among farmers is that
there will not be sufficient corn TO faiten