New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

last years Oats and spring wheat are looking
well acreage of both about the same as last year.
MoRsE-Corn is Just coming The stand VIII
be good. Some farmers VIII commence cu'tVatn'a
next week. The acreage Is larger than last !:-e
Wheat Is growing very fast now f; no coulpalhIsoI
bugs or insects are heard. The prospect LOT Iair
crop Is considered good Oats nave Deen STOW STAR
ing but are growing well over c0nsdefaoy III,
creased acreage. But little flax has been sown anu
1t is Of poor stand nsuring large decrease OIL CROP
MOUND VAILEY.-Corn is fine with about III per
cent increased acreage. Wheat looks bad aboul Ao
per cent has been ploughed mp and planted III otneh
gram Castor beans and all other crops except
wheat are looking much better here than last year.
MULvANE.-Corn is nearly all planted, but -
making very little growth on account or colb
weather; acreage about % per cent more than lasb
year. Wheat is improving but does not look as
well as last year.
NETAwAKA.-Thc acreage Of corn will exceed last
years per cent. The acreage of winter wheat ~
Light, but its condition is good and the prospect ioT
a good crop is excellent.
Newt AMBRIA-The acreage Of corn is - per
cent larger han last years the CONDITION and oH'-
look of the crop good. The condition OF winter
wheat is very good.
NEwToN.-Corn Is nearly all planted The Grsr
larger than last years Winter wheat is mp to last
years standard; acreage 10 per cent less.
NICKERsON.-Early corn is Just coming up aud
planting Is siIil gong on. Tie acreage i 10 p@"
cent larger than last year. Winter wheat IS fair
bat not so good as last year; acreage 33 per cenU
smaller.
NORTONKIITE.-tIOrn
to 20 cent larger than last year. outlook SO far
good. Winter wheat is fair. Oats and rye aie look
ing fair and forward; acreage % per cent oil last
year. Rain is badly needed
OL.THE-Corn is now about all planted al':
some is coming up well. With a favorable season.
there will be a good crop, as the ground is IN hno
condition Wheat is doing tinely Is IN good sIand
growing well and promises a big crop. large c'Op
OF oats is promised; less than an average CIoP y"
flax will be raised
ONAGA.-The condition of corn is good acreage
larger than the average outlook splendid. - Inc
planting is nearly all done. Wheat looks well ALI
so do oats.
Oneida Corn is being put in now and the ground
is IN fine order The acreage is rs per cent more
than last year Winter wheat promises good
crop. Oats are looking well
OPOLIs-The acreage of corn will be larger than
last wear. Winter wheat is looking bad; bugs arc
thick ana there won't be- over half crop of what
is left stand ne. Oats are looking well win fargo
acreage flax looks looks well, with small acreage.
Usage CIrY.-C0rn Is mostly all mp and is a good
saEd acreage 10 per cent larger than last year.
The condition of winter wheat is good but ram "
wanted.
OswEGO.-The present outlook for corn is only
fair the weather having continued too airy. III IS
coming up uuevenly; acreage same as El,t year.
weather turns more favorable, not half crop VIII
be raised. Oats standing still for want OF ram,
and promise short yield.
PARsONs.-The corn crop has been partially
planted; acreage same as last year. Inc CONDITION.
of wheat has improved lately still 1t will be ~ per
cent less than last years crop. oats look PROM
isng.
PALMER.-The acreage of corn will be larger thar
last season. Planting is only partially done, ana
complaints of poor seed are heard W neat Is looh,nH
fine and promises good weld. The acreage so"h
TO oats is large. and big yield Is PROMISED.
ST. GEoRGE.-The condition of corn IS good
acreage larger than last year. Winter wheat -
looking well. For other staples the outlook is good.