The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30

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garden vegetables. Wheat harvesting
IL, being pushed forward rapidly and
will be a heavy yield. The large yellow
grasshoppers are completely destroying
young clover in some sections. Corn
growing rapidly. Timothy grass fairly
good.
been beneficial to wheat and the greater
portion will be cut this week. Corn
Gilmer-The last seven days good
growing weather. Early sown wheat is
about all harvested. Corn looks fine.
Harrison-Past week hot with ire.
ouent showers. Corn, grass and ycge--
tables growing rapidly. Wheat good and
harvest commenced.
observation-disclosures from tour
through parts of Kanawha, Putnam,
Cabeli and Mason counties, and made
the following observations: The wheat
crop now in shocks is the largest and
best for many years. Corn will average
from two and one-half to three feet high.
Strong stalk, good stand, good color and
in good condition, and II the weather is
favorable to maturity the crop will be
large-far above average. What little
oats have been sown are very good.
Potatoes are much improved and prom
Use fair crop. Meadows, are light and
infested with weeds. Pastures are good
and stock in fine condition, especially
cattle and sheep. Ample and grape
crops will be good. But few peaches;
other small fruit crops are fair. All
growing crops AFRO now needing rain;
Karawha-Past week fine for develop
ing all crops. Timothy meadows I'M
proved very much. Corn growing rap
idly.
Wheat nearly all cut Ground soft for
self.binders, but wheat will all be saved
in good condition.
Mashall-oorn promising, potatoes
also with few exceptions. Wheat good
Weather for the past week wet and
cold. wheat not ripening as fast as 1t
should, damaged GONE by ruat. Hay
CROP light Fruit crop light. Berry
crop abundant. Fair weather much
needed for working corn and harvest
Monroe-Weathcr for the past seven
DAYS warm and dry, which has given
the farmers good opportunity to work
corn and cut clover. Wheat ripe, many
farmers cutting; crop will be fairly
good.
ally favorable for maturing wheat and
corn has fully recovered from the cold
vtI0hia
SIonongalia- Temperature past week
ranged from 9Os 70 94o. Just the kind
OF Weather for ripening wheat which is
now being cut and will be fine crop.
Ohio-ihe past week was ane grow.
ing weather. Corn is coming forward
rapidly. Wheat noarly ripe and clover
will be cut this week. Apples, peaches
and plums will be scarce, but grapes
and. berries promise full crop. Meadows
Nsht. Oats making good growth. Po-
tatoes doing we'll. Pas lures good. STOCK
Preston-Ihe weather has been all
that could be desired. Crops OF all
kinds little backward, but in tho out
come are looking for full crops OF all
kinds. Corn doing nicely. Grass, wheat,
vegetation, berries doing we'll,
Randolph-Past week all that could
BIO desired for growing crops. Good
weather for making corn and making
preparations for buckwheat. Wheat is
nearly ready to cut ~,
Ritchie-All crops furnishing. Wheat
crop good. Corn doing well. Prospects
good for large peach crop. Garden
vegetables in great abundance.
Roane-Good harvest weather; out
look good.
Taylor = Farmers are harvesting
wheat, which looks fine, Corn grown