New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY Is lssa-rEN
TO greatly affect the crop. At present the weather
is favorable and everything is growing wei.

to greatly affect the crop. At present the weather
is favorable and everything is growing well
CLINTON There ia a much larger acreage Of
wheat han last year. and It promises Deltrr nan Il
month ago. The average acreage u corn u oT.s
planted. Farmers are hchndhand from 'ne I"'o
spring Nothing suffered from frost.
CYNTHIANA-Wheat looks better and larger
yield :. expected than month age; Eegeiallom n
late, but every thing L. looking we'll 20 iHoI u
Is being planted than last year frull VIII wv
| plenty.
DAHvLLr.-W Wheat has very much improved over
the condition two months since. got as hu: y cor
n bclr planted as year ago N'th ng was inJuiou
by frost and crops are generally IN fAlr cohu'ton'
DCBoIs.-N heat promises about onc-olr' Il p.t
than II did April 10 More IN IS beng pllhlcg
than last year. Crops of al kinds ooE wei ana
there will be an abundance of all 1indS OF lr''l'
EDMoNroN.-Nhe heat prospects are better tHan
some tlmc ago. The usual aYerag" {" Germ Is p'ihs
planted. Frost did no damage here.
fALMorTH.-Wh heat gives no promise OF larg@f
crop than SIX weeks AGO More corn ~ pldntcu
than last year. Fruit i, uninlured.
FRANKIIN.-Wh Wheat is better than month ago.
Less I'll is planted than year ago. Fruit IN places
was somewhat hurt by late frosts, but may give a
far crop.
short time Frost did no great damage mere
Owing TO increased population more corn IS planted
than last year: otherwise there would he less
HARRoDsBURG.-Wheat promises much larger
yield than farmers were willing to admit a lew
weeks ago Less corn is being planted than usual.
| Frost did very little damage here, ard the Huit
| pros. ect now is better than for many ytars.
! Hartford Wheat is better than was expected.
Less Is planted than usual, and later OWING 10
a backward spring tobacco plants snow wen no'
so early in The season. Not much oats are sown.
! Ga fdrnS are late.
HENDFRsON-Whcat promises larger yield than
two months since but the cold spring has retarded
the growth of all vegetation, though nothing mas
suffered.
/ Ionly upl1 X
More corn Is being planted than last year. Nothlhg
suffered by frost.
LAxcAs1ER-Ou wheat has not looked badly at
any time except when sown very late An average
crop of cOru was planted
LOND0N.-Whca promises a larger yield than TWO
months ago Farmers are planting an increased
acreage III Frost did some damage herc DuV
the fruit crop will still be above the average
MADISON. The wheat prospect has improved
somewhat since April 10th. Late rams have de-
layed corn painting, but 1t Is now nearly al IN,
about rs large acreage as last year. lherc
will be 4 large fruit crop
MAtuo>.-Ihouph wheat looks better than two
months ago and frost did no damage crops are not
rs encouraging a. farmers would IKE 10 see mem
owing the late spring. Less corn is being planted
than last year.
misunderstanding is in good condition and
The prosuecs for good crops are fattering Farmers
expect more wheat than they did a month or SIX
weeks ago Frost did some damage 10 run anu
early vegetables, but not to more than ordinary
extent.
MAYsvILIE-Exccpt that there is less corn than
usual. crop prospects are good. wheat VIII ylcIu
more than 81 pcc"d few wccksslncc' ana thete
yer finer prospect for fruit OF all xmas ID
this county.
NoI-Er SrtEIING-Farmcrs concede their wheat
VIII yird more than seemed likely SIX weeks ago
More corn ~ planted than last year. The peaches
suffered some from late tr0sts. On the whoe' crop
prospects are very fair
Nor>r VrR>0v-Thc wheat seems 10 havc i'm
proved % rer cent since April TO- wrntY per cent
49, nj MI cd
fourth the fruit was killed by frost. IL mas btch
very dry. too dry Tor good crops.
MrNroEpvILLE-W Wheat seems improved. Moth
iry ha, been hurt by frost Farmers are planting
the usual acreage OF corn, but late spring had de-
laycd farm work
Nrwc,srLr.-Whcat has improved twenty-fve
prt cent yItnln two months. Corn planting SadNahc
ny Gucly bat farmers arr generally ben M ~ thelI
work Frlt pro. pcct. arc fair. The tobacco plants
/ look well.
aforementioned the wheat prospect is i'm
proved there VIII not be- over wo-i hrdS OF an aver
age crop raised. More corn Is planted thah l'St
year Frost Old no injury here
Ers~,iIvfiLr-Lcss corn is being planted Than
usual. Eycr,thlug was very backward TIL Iat'F
from the cola sprns but 10" 'FrrS NM si""lnE
nu,l, and We uayr a good prospect ioI Doun'eouN
haryc.t~ of III crops.
.frrr~yuIr.-Ihc wheat Ia, improved over
t,,, months a-o Iui VIII uo. com" atlY up To me
cr,pof I~-2 About the same acreage Is planted III
corn q, Lost Sc'I.
Su.r.I,>D- Wheat J., better than tU" months
ago. iI,-t aId no damage here. h':' VIII he less
corn pu' 10 thau usual a~ some OF "ur rrh'> 4"i,"n
M o. cannot hr Gu .lNt''b on account OF INC fc"''
ar, floods and their r"c'.
>o,mr-rr-W Wheat prospects are considerably
liupf,y,Il Ilc ont. oh lOr ali crops h very g"ou
tlou.l .c., corn J., planted than last year
WN~AW-Al. tine cro,s are IN promising condl-
uonrAcrp ,hrAt n hill lanes, which wa, c"n'ld-
,r.tLly winter killed. l}ut ON the whole or the
t,-uirrs thuk there will b' 20 per cent more t42n
tlr. expected % month or So sluc". Frost did th"
lint harm. usual amount bl corn IS