Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-28


Business outlook-Generally promising.
CANTON.
Condition of Crops-Oats. wheat and grass
very promising. and above the average. Corn
is Just being planted. owing to the continued
wet weather. Fruit of all kinds, except per-
ries will be less than one-fourth OF crop.
Apples are almost completely destroyed.
Business Outlook-There seems TO De no
change in the business outlook, ana We nave
no reason to anticipate any depression IN tIaoe'
The spring business has been very much re-
tarded by the continued wet weather; and
merchants have become very CONSERVATIVE In
their purchases.
CANAL FULTON.
Condition of Crops-At present good: Wheat.
grass and oats promise an average yieid: O%ihg
to the wet season the corn crop VIII iiAei' 10
short.
Business Outlook-This being mining coun-
try, and little work, causes dull trade; money
matters close.
CARRoLLToN.
Condition of Crops - Prospects of wheat
reasonably good; will average 80 per cent OF
full crop' Corn and oats and other spring
crops are not so good, by reason OF e1tremeiy
wet spring weather; more 1aVorapie no" anu
prospect may improve; not more than two-sniro
of a crop put in the ground thls spring. rum
of all kinds almost a failure. s
Business Outlook-Not good; dull times ana
farmers are discouraged, which mas pad elect
on business
coLUAfBIANA.
Condition of Crops-Wheat and grass very
rood Oats DOOR, and a large amount OF corn
has been planted the past week. and IS not yet
up. The outlook for corn is not natterlng.
There will be good crop OF small 1ruit Du'
Business Outlook-Falr. Our manufacturers
are running full time with plenty of orders,
and merchants are having fair trade: LABOR
commands fair wages and STEADY employment'
EAST LIVERPOOL.
Condition of Crops-The crops never looked
so promising as they do in this section OF the
conntry The wheat oats and grass could not
look better The corn, although somewnat
backward owing to the late spring, Is gooo
stand and looks fine. Fruit OF all klnus "AiA 10
almost total failure.
Business OutlOok-For this city, as well as
community, it looks fairly promising. Our 1ac,
tories running steadily, as they have peen, ana
good crops for the farmers, cannot but give this
community prosperous year.
EAST PALESTINE.
Condition of Crops-wheat. good. full aver
age or more Oats. same. Corn, late plant
ing; too early to tell. but is starting nicely.
Fruit, nearly entire failure.
Business Outlook-Good.
GIRARD.
Condition of Crops-Wheat hay and rye.
good crop. Corn and oats about tnree-quarters
crop. Potatoes, about half crop.
Business Outlook-For the coming year very
favorable in most ways, and we think trade
will be good.
Condition of crops-Wheat round about here
is IN fair condition; a little better than 1t was
last year On account of rain the OATS and corn
are not as far advanced as usual at this time OF
the wear; indeed much of the corn has but re-
Gently been planted.
running full The coal mines are fairly active,
and the merchants are doing about their usual
business.
Condition of Crops-Very good, except fruit,
of which there will be butlittle of any kind.
Business Outlook-Business in all branches
has been dull for this season. though the out
look is fair for good fall trade. Wool IN tnis
section will soon commence 10 move, "nen
business always improves.
NEW LISBON.
Condition of Crops-In this vicinity will be
good Wheat is above the aver age, with 1alr
prospect for corn and oats. Fruit is failure
except the small varieties, such as berries.
Business Outlook-Good. Sewer pipe and
fire brick works are running constantly day
and night. Take this, together with the 1arm-
ers' good luck, business must be gooo'
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Condition of Crops-wheat is more than an
average crop and is in fine condition, with the
exception of a few fields on low bottom land,
injured by high water. The average Is more
than last year Hay Will be wGa9
was not got in so early as desirable, but the last
two weeks of warm weather mas prougnt II on
rapidly and it now looks we'll Oats, small
acreage, but looks well. Wool, unusually large,
and prices rair.
Business Outlook-For the coming season is
fair though the somewhat depressed cond1tlon
of the agricultural interests will to some extent
diminish the volume of business The iron
manufacturing industries are In prosperous
condition, and all are being operated to their
full capacity The manufacturing Of products
from fire clay comparatively new industry
here. is being rapidly developed, giving en-
ployment to large number OF operatives ana q
affording large profit to the operators All
things considered, the business outlook may be
considered fairly good.
NILES.
Condition of Crops-From the present out
link quite favorable for all crops. Oats and
corn were late in being put out, but the favor,
able weather is bringing both along in good
shape; acreage is not up to the usual amount.
Business Outlook-Very favorable.
RosEvILLE.
Condition Of Crops-The prospect for wheat
crop is about three-fourths. Oats will be fall
ure in this township. Corn looks bad; prospects
for one-half a crop; acreage less than last year.
Potatoes fair; prospect OF full yield. Fruit
almost failure.
here as this is quite factory town and always
a demand for the wares made here.
SALEM.
Condition of Crops-Grass is looking un-
usually we'll and will be a full crop. Oats at
nresent PROMISES to be large crop, something
more than an average one. If the weather
should continue favorable. Wheat is about an
average crop in this ne1ghborhood. Corn IL
very backward at this time On account OF the
great amount of wet weather we have haa
Should we have an early fall the corn crop VIII
he yery small There will probably be q fall
crop of potatoes. strawberries are very plenty
and large, but there will be scarcely any cher
ries peaches or plums.
Rnsiness Outlook-Seems to be fair. Some OF
the drygoods men claim that it has been rather
A poor spring for trade, but there does moi
seem to be much general complaint of dull
times The various manufacturing industries
| here are rushed with ORDERS with the possible
| exception of some of the stove works.
sALINEvILLE.
Condition of Orops-The fruit crop is almost
| an entire failure. There will be no peaches OF
apples here Small fruits are shortalso. Cereal,
are looking first class, with the exception OF
oats. There seems to be some kind OF rust
| There is a very small acreage OF oats. owing u
the extremely wet weather about sowing time
Wheat never looked better. Grass VIII not Dt
as good as is generally thought now. many
meadows will not Weld half crop; othert
again will yield more than AN average crop
Should a drouth overtake us. the hay croI
would be very short Corn is very late owing
| to the wet weather about planting time, put Il
is looking very healthy and growing rapidly.
Rusiness Outlook-The coal trade here is I'M
| usnally active for this time of year-from 80 tc
| 100 cars per day are sent away from here. AL
| hands are at work, and the outlook is very
| promising. The stoneware industry here Is en-
| loving a boom just now. All branches oil In
sales in merchandise are not as heavy as usual
bnt nav is reader and more confidence is fel