The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-26
FRUIT AND GRAIN CROPS.
A Complete Report Of the Prospects
in ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and
Other States. ..
OHIO.

L
| CALIFoRNIA.-P Prospects are fair for
small iruit, exc pit early cherries. Ap-
pies look well.-[E Il. VanRensselaer.
WEsrCHEsTER. Butler County.-Ap-
ples ahd pears all right. Peaches and
grapes all killed. Cherries doubtful
| RI. j, German.
SHARoNvILLE.-Asto to the crops in our
vicinity, the prospect OF fruit is fair, aud
tor grain never was known BETTER
TP. NJ. Denman.
/ MADIsoNVILLE-Pro are pretty
fair. There will be a large crop OF pears,
apples, plums and cherries, but no
peaehes.-[C. N. Hartzell.
GALLON, Crawford County.-The pros
pect for wheat in this section is good.
Peaches are probably all killed. Apples
and other fruits good J. l.. Roll.
| wEsTwooD.-The prospect tor fruit of
all kinds is good, with the exception Of
early cherries and peaches, which were
winter-killed TO great EXTENT ~.
It's
| CAMP DENNISoN.-The fruit in this
vicinity SO far Is safe, and appearances
are now.that there will be plenty. The
wheat crop never looked better.-[John
Kinney, Jr.
| 1NDEHENDHhCE, SOuubys- HO
wheat crop in This section Is unusually
promising. The prospect for all kinds
OF fruit are also good at this writing.
ii John Ditts.
MILLvILLE.-Prospect for the wheat
crop in this region could scarcely be
better. But the fruit prospects are poor,
ana can not exceed one-halt crop
Brooks g. Williams.
CHILLICoTHE. - The indications are
that the lluit crop will be good in this
vicinity. Wheat is better than for years
past. Altogether it looks like we would
have good crops.-[ Il. Yeo u Co.
MoRRow.-W in this section looks
bet er than ever known; also, winter
barley. Peaches are supposed to be
killed, but apples and pears and cherries
promise well.-[George Holzlin.
BRANDoN.-There never was better
prospect Tor the wheat crop than at
present in this vicinity and surrounding
counties. In fact, everything looks
green and flourisning.-[G. M. Stout.
MILFORD, Clermont County. - The
prospects for apples, pears and small
Iruit are good. Peaches all winter
killed. Wheat never appeared better at
this time of the year, ohm Bronson.
RIcHwooD.-The prospects for wheat
were never better than now. Cherries
and apples are unhurt. Peaches are
partly Killed, but the small fruit will
probably be in abundance.-L Ed. 5. Gill.
BARTLETT.-The prospects are good
for apples. damson plums and cherries.
The peach crop will be light. Wheat
looks well west of the Muskingum RIVER
in Washing on County, W. S. Heard.
HILLsBoRoUGH.-Pea and cher
ries are ali killed, but a fair prospect for
apples. There is good prospect for
wheat crop. Farmers are busy in
putting in the spring CROP Harry ?.
Ward.
CozzADDALE, Warren County.-Wheat
prospects in this section are splendid.
The fruit is in good condition, with the
exception Of peaches, which are sup
posed to be considerably damaged w.
Renshaw.
LEBANoN.-The apple crop in this vi
cinity is good. There Will also be few
pears, cherries and plums, but the
beaches are about all killed. Wheat,
barley, etc., are looking ine.-l ii. e.
Hathaway.
EATON.-The prospects for wheat,
corn, oats, barley, rye and flax are bet
ter this year than for long time. APP
| pics anu pOuio olO 6VAh6 w w piShNJ
Peaches and cherries there will be none.
i Edward Pryor.
, OxFoRD.-Wheat and barley prospects
never better; large growth and fair
= yield may be expected. Fruit crop will
: be poor; small fruit mostly killed by
= winter trosts; peaches almost entirely
/ killed. j. q. Huston.
PIQUA.-Wheat looks exceedingly we'll
, in our vicinity, better than it has for
years. Oats are just coming up. The
general impression is that we Will have
good crop of all kinds of 1ruit except
peaches.-[R. D. Louis.
,, NEWTowN.-Wheat,t though not very
much raised in this section, looks well.
The prospect for apples is good, but
; there will not be any peaches. Pota-
toes are all planted, and there is pretty
:, good prospect for them.-[H. Shaw.
e MIAMIsBURG.-Prospec for wheat was
never better ut this season of the year
For fruit the prospect is good except
= peaches. Farmers are well advanced
!, in their work for summer crops, and a
: large acreage will be planted.-[W. T.
j, Eminger.
: MA1NEvILLE, Clermont County.-Not
a much flult. Some cherries, Black Mo
8 rillas; no early varieties. Wheat fine
very HaIGeTlHS prospect. OdCS are
u starting nicely; and corn planting com.
menced. Grass starting very even.-LC
: Z. Spence.
: MoNRoE,-The crop prospects in this
4 vicinity are the finest we have had ioI
" several years. There are also indica
tions of tolerably good crop Of apples
and pears and some of the small fruits
but peaches are said to be all killed
II Patron.
/ CoLUMBIA.-The fruit in this vicinity
+ is very well SO far. The apples, plums
cherries and pears are doing nicely, anc
:. we expect full crop. The peaches are
|. nearly all killed. AS to the early crops
/ they are as promising as anybody coulC
n wish Lot p. NewcOmbe.
o LIMA.-The prospect thought to be
good, with the exception of peaches
i Wheat never looked better at this sea.
l. son of the year. More than the averagt
= amount has been soWn. There will be 8
e large area of corn painted. The out
e .ook is very tlattering.-[Wm. Dickin
II son.
l. APPLE GROVE, Meigs County.-Tht
t pros pect Tor fruit OF all kinds in genera
e never was more favorable Tor "a larg,
l ornn Grass looks well. and the WleH