Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-23
A BRIGHT OUTLOOK.
Continssed from I,celtth Page.

II CODttRIeU from IueJm luye.
and VIII be good crop. Corn is growing
nicely. Oats, also. are looking well.
Business outlook-The outlook for this sec
ton is good. 1t Is a growing community
and the Fairmont DEVELOPMENT Company is
pushing things.
Mason County.
Condition Of crops-At the present time
corn, wheat, oats. potatoes and grass never
Business outlook-Business is dull and is
not looking up much, as the farmers for sew
eral years have not been doing we'll.
Moundsville.
Condition of crops-Wheat and all other
crops including meadows, never looked
better at this season of the year. Fruits
Business outlook-There has been more
business done in our. city in the past six
year. The outlook is remarkably good
New MartinsvilIe.
Condition of crops-Wheat and potatoes
excellent, corn doing well, It's fair crop,
grass fair. The fruit prospect is very fine.
Business Outlook-Fair. somewhat i'm
proved by oil operations in this and the adj
Joining county Of Tyler, otherwise about as
usual.
Ravenswood.
Condition of crops-Grass wheat and
vegetables look wei, oats not so good. Owing
to wet season. corn and potatoes look badly,
Berries are plenty. small fruits and apples
are light. No peaches of note.
Business outlook has been quite dull. and
Is now much more SO on account of small
pox quarantine that has injured, half de-
stroyed trade and travel below Parkersburg
to Hunting ton, along the Ohio Valley. Poll
Our prospects for summer trade were very
good until the quarantine.
Taylor County.
Condition of crops-Amount of wheat
sown is above the average, and the pros
pect for good crops much above the average.
Prospects for corn, potatoes and garden
Business outlook-Business outlook is
good and trade in all brances active.
Upshur County.
Condition OF crops-Grass and all crops
promise an average yield. There will be
berries and plums, but apples, pears,
failure
Business outlook-There has been an un-
precedented business development through
is true all along the line in the various kinds
of business.
Crop prospects-The outlook for large
crop Is extremely fattering. There is n
large acreage of wheat, and at this time
ing we'll. Apples will be a full half crop.
The peach crop will be large. Small fruits
will be abundant.
Wood County.
Condition of crops-The acreage of wheat
and oats is larger than last year, and while
the straw is short, the heads of wheat are
full and indicate a good yield. Corn was
retarded by the cool weather. but is now
growing well, with prospects of good yield,
and other crops are also in encouraging con-
dition.
Business outlook-Business is considered
fully to the average of last year, and with
good crops and money easy the merchants
anticipate active returns.
Randolph County.
Condition of crops - Wheat good; corn
Oats promise fairly well. Potato crop looks
we'll and good acreage. Other vegetables
q good average. Fruit crop is good, espe-
cially apples.
has greatly hindered the active lumber busi-
ness, but it will no doubt revive somewhat
as the season advances.
Roane County.
Condition of crops-Grasses are excep-
tionally fine this season. Corn is small, but
clean stock and excellent bloom. Potatoes
are promising.
Business outlook-The smallpox scare has
anected business to perceptible extent in
this locality. Statesmen report the outlook
as fattering. The lumber trade is lively
and business seems on boom.
Preston County.
Condition of crops-Wheat, oats and grass
are very fine. and there is O good stand of
corn. Tho fruit crop is a poor one.
Business outlook-No failures, but bust
ness very dull. Land only q nominal value.
Pleasant County.
Condition of crops-Wheat excellent; oats
look we'll; corn now looks very well: pota-
toes look very fine; grass will be a full crop.
Apples about One-halt crop; peaches very
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one-half crop. Berry fruit never did look
better, and now promises to make abundant
crop.
Business outlook-Our business men all
complain of hard times and no money. The
outlook in business is not very encouraging.