Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-23

the corn on account or 1nceSsant rains. INT
grass crop is also not good on account OF thu
cold weather. Lately, the weather beins
warm and affording some chance to wori
the corn, all the crops grow we'll.
Business outlook-Business ie in fair con
dition here. Money goes abegging for want
OF Dor cent borrowers, and tho banks have
large deposits. Very few sheriff OR assignees
sales.
Zelienople.
Condition Of crops-Good; never have seer
Business outlook-Just mfddling. The oil
trade is dull here now. very little drilling
being done.
OHIO.
BarnesviIle
Condition of crops-Good, and farmers
generally are satisfied with the outlook.
Business outlook-Good, and our manu-
featuring industries run steadily and en-
ploy up to their full quota.
Bellaire.
Condition of crops-The farmers have
been kept back from planting by reason oi
crop in the acreage planted must be 95 per
cent short The other crops-wheat, grass,
oats. potatoes and all vegetables raised by
gardeners-is doing well and will no doubt
county has been very largely reduced, on
account of the price OF wool being so low.
Our farmers are not making much money
merely living.
factories are doing reasonably we'll, and
have made some money the last year. This
city has suffered in several OF her factories
removing to the gas fields of the west. No
failures in the city during the last year.
Belpre.
Condition of crops-Wheat good and will
be cut by July !; oats. prospect good, but too
early to estimate crop; hay will be a heavy
crop, but many meadows are needy: pasture
very fine, but weather to June was wet and
now hot and getting dry; peaches half q
crop; apples and cherries neatly failure.
Business outlook-Business during winter
and spring was without animation, in fact
wool, also early vegetables and berries, and
the future has a decidedly hopeful and en-
couraging outlook.
Condition Of crops-Grass and wheat verv
heavy. Wheat will probably be damaged
somewhat by falling. Fruit crop excellent.
Corn backward on account Of late cool wind
less than usual. Oats an average or better.
business outlook-Not promising.
Caldwell.
Condition of crops-In this county pros.
poets for all kinds of crops are good-corn,
wheat, hay. The same is predicted for to-
bacco and fruit.
Business outlook-This is an agricultural
county, no large business concerns being
in it. We expect it to be an average year.
Cambridge.
Condition Of crops-The outlook for hay
and wheat crops was never better. Oats
fair. but corn has been very much damaged
by the recent and continuous heavy rains,
and for the same reason the acreage will be
small, while perhaps there is some planting
yet to be done.
fair and regular demand; that is, the trade
Of this season, taking it through, has been as
good as that of last year, with prospect Of
good, steady trade all summer, and more
cash trade than usual.
Canton.
Condition of crops-wheat on uplands is
in good condition; on the low or bottom
lands is suffering too much rain. Oats in
similar condition. Corn, not over three
fourths crop planted; the result will depend
on the condition of weather in the fall; If
not inj jured by early frosts will do we'll
Business outlook-Local manufacturers re-
port good years business with large ad-
vance sales for the coming year. However,
the continued rains may have depressing
year, but for the last two months trade has
been cut on by constant rain. Collections
have been easy, and failures few, and amount
involved very small.
Canal Fulton.
Condition of crops-Through this section
aged in some localities. yet there will be an
crop. Oats are good. The corn
crop will be short, owing to late season.
Business outlook-Owing to the bad
weather business has been dull and collec-
tions slow. Prospects look brighter.
Canal Dover.
Condition of crops-Prospect for good
of w nd nQf fe 70 hi
will not be an average crop, or anything
near the average on account of continued
rains during past 30 days. Hay crop will be
Business outlook-very favorable. Mills
and furnace running along all right.
Columbiana.
Condition of crops-The stand of wheat is
fine and with favorable weather the yield
will be far above the average. On high
ground corn is coming on favorable. Oats
and grass, where not drowned out by e1ces-
sive rains. are very promising. There bids
fair for q fair apple crop. Peaches and plums
will be scarce, but small fruits there will be
q good crop.
fair in many branches Of industry, and man.
ufacturers are kept busy with plenty Of
orders. Labor commands fair wages and in
good demand.
Condition OF crops-wheat, oats and corn
part of the season being unusually wet de-
layed planting corn, but the weather is now
very favorable and crops promise to be good.
Business outlook-Is fair, about an aver
age OF other years at this season.
Dresden.
Condition Of crops-The crops in this
neighborhood are In good condition and
farmers are in good spirits. Prospects for
fruit on high ground are good.
Business outlook-Business outlook 1s
very lair and considerable building going
on.
East Liverpool
Condition Of crops-The condition of
crops In and around this city are good, con-
sidering the backwardness OF The season.
There are fruits OF al! kinds in abundance.
Wheat is looking we'll. Oats and meadows
dne. Corn, although somewhat backward
on On account OF wet weather, shows good
garden crop couldn't look better.
Business outlook-Our merchants and
pottery owners report trade good and good
prospects Tor summer and fall business. The
business men generally could not be much
better than 1t is at present
East Palestine.
Condition Of crops-Wheat and oats very
yood-above average. Corn very backwar
rot all planted owing to tho wet weather
Irass good, with full average. Apples heavy
bloom, but owing to tho wet weather they
ire dropping badly. Peaches about one
'ourth crop. Berries and other fruits fair
crop.
Business outlook-The business outlook in
his locality Is very bright this spring. More
building than usual
FreeporA
Condition Of crops-The crops Of all kinds
ook wen except corn There will be good
crop OF fruit