Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
THE CROPS.
Reports from West Virginia,
Ohio aud Pennsylvania-. Wheat
Promises Better than Ever be-
farC
Wood County.

acreage Ot wheat IN tnts scct,On IN larger
by n, least one. halt than in iormer wears,
aud this IN M more ar less as Ia all soil
products. Tho wheat will yield about ~
bushels 10 the acre, aud Is now being
harvested. Oats IL showing well, and no
draw backs; u full supply IN expected.
Corn In coming up well, and there IN u
large product In this section. II failed
last year; but the showing this year IA
Tor q large yield, unless long dry spell
should injuie H. The crops generally
are promising, and the indications as io
TALL iraie ara said by the merchants To
be encouraging
Mononsslia County.
MoRaAsrowN, w. Va, June 10
Wheat was cut in this county W. early
IN the middle Of this mnnth, thing no,
happening before IN tho recollection ot
tho oldest inhabliant. Oar wheat har'
vest In usually from the lst Ia the ith oi
July. At this date (30th oi June) tho
crop Ia nearly all cui aud much ol u put
away, and this week, II fine weather
prevails, u will about all ho put IN
harus aud stacks IN good order. Thr
crop Ia said 10 bo tho hes, ever raised Ia
the county. Corn comes up well, and
with the seasonablc summer ~ growing
finely aud promises lar better crop
than last year land then II was u good
oneJ, More has been planted this year
and IN Il IL our staple cIup more alion'
tion IN paid Ia u. i,rass inr pasturagr
was mover better, inr hay the crop Ia n
little short by reason ui drought ~ May,
hut will bo Tar better than that at last
year. Data are coming on lincly, aud
will bo a good crop this year, whereas
last rear II was almost isilurc on ac.
count oi the early dry srasnn. Fruit at
all kinds, large nnd small. abundant,
aud tho lockout Is greatly IN advance al
last season. II follows a. matter ni
course that this inCIcaS" al purchasing
means will have lts timely effect on gen
cral trade. Oid debts will ho paid and
nov 0nus contracted and paid, because
the people will have the whrrewiihal
10 do il with. Prices will fall lower
than now, bul still Tho blessings oi good
crops will tell on The prosperity oi the
county.
Brooke County.
WKisnuRo, W. Va, June 30 Wheat
was never better splendid aud largn
acreage Oats tho same; corn prospects
u,cullrnt; gIass aud muaduas medium (;
fruit fair, and all other products good.
Kanawha County.
Cu,R,IsroN, W. Va, june 30 We
have had most excellent weather fnr all
our crops Our wheat yielded u large
crop; our hay harvest PROMISES well, Rnd
corn at this time never looked better,
We will have more than an average at
all. Our business IN larger and increas-
inv more rapldly than ever before.
PIoananta County,
ST. MAYS. W. Va, June 80. Wheat
il now being cut. Extra promiso oi iino
quality, large acreage aud yield. Oats,
ryo aud grass lhayI, average crop. Corn
PROMISES we'll ~ lar. Potatoes, an over
crop, with fair prospect lar abundant
yield II the potato hug devastation can
be- stopped. Apples and peaches, but
about half crop. Oar farmers and met'
chants seem ~ he encouraged aud look
ing Tor brskncss Ia the fall trade.
Wayne County.
WAyxg g. H., W. Va, June 30
Crops never looked more prosperous IN
this county than than they do at this
time. Cereals oi all Kinds are III good
condition. wheat is No, |, The acreage
il more this year than II has been ior
any two previous years, her products
in proportion The prospect ior good
h.lI trndc never looked brighter than II
docs at prescnt; our people are begin
ming to prepare tor H.
W.rt County.
WRIT &. u, W. Va, June 10 Crops
are very laitering ~ lar. Fall trade
promises 10 be good, times improving
aud business outlook generally good.
Washington County, Pa.
W,suisuroN, PA, June @-Whcat
IN being harvested this week. Two
weeks oi good weather will see u all
garnercd. Tho acreage IL large aud the
crop mlly equal Ia last years. In some
places rust has injured /, Ia some extent,
but the must oi It is IN u No. ! condI'
ton. The oats and grass hay crops
will he short, possibly one third belo~
last year. This Is on account at recent
drouth, Fruits, except peaches, are ia
abundance. As tn the TALL trade, bust
ness IN nearly all branches seems sieadl'
" advancing aud u hrm, confident feel,
ing exists.
Belmont County, q.
sr CL,IKsviiLE, June W.-The acre
ase OF wheat Is one third more than last
year The coop is being harvested, and
Is Of frst.ra,e quality and yield. oats
barley. hay aud corn will be an average
crop, although IL il yet too early in the
season To predict AZ to the corn crop
Potatoes will be q full crop Fruit-Ap
pies, peaches and plums, prospects iair
cherries abundant; strawberrirs hall
crop, rasplerIirs, ha"hhcf'n- H"'
grapes, Iull crop.
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