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


very good, only medium.
Leetonia.
Condition Of crops-The prolonged we
Weather has injured all crops more or less
Wheat is doing well except ON low ground
Grass is growing fairly well Oats are II
fair condition. The prospects for corn ar,
very late and unless very favorable condt
tions follow there will! be poor crop.
Business outlook-Mercantfle trade is fair
Furnaces. rolling mills and mines are all IL
Condition of crops-Wheat is looking
splendidly. and the prospects are good 70
the best crop for years. Large crop of corr
o ana L osss ,Iy 1or
Peach crop fair. Apples not more than ono
business outlook-Business in all depart
ments duller than this time one year ago
Merchants complaining Of dull trade. A fail
amount OF money in circulation, but docs
not seem to be circulating briskly in the
channels of business. The outlook seems to
be fora summer ofdull trade.
Martins Ferry.
Condition of crops-We have had plenty
Of rain, and at this time the prospects for 9
full average crop or wheat, oats, corn and
hay are very promising. Strawberries Just
coming in with promise Of a medium crop
Apple and cherry crop viii DO small
McConneIlsvilie.
Condition of crops-Wheats, oats and rye
are all in excellent condition, and will each
make above an average crop. Corn Is small
for the time of year, but good stand wal
obtained. There Is fair prospect for q
viii make about 60 per cent and peach about
30 DER cent. Pastures were never inner mol
meadows better.
Business outlook-The volume of business
of trade fully up to the average for the last
five years.
Massillon.
Condition of ofcrops-Wheat fair, but making
too much straw, and indicates three-fourth
crop. Corn just being planted in conse.
Business outlook-Only moderate; wet
weather and constant rains may be the
cause.
Condition of crops-Wheat promises an or
binary crop; oats never looked better;
corn late, but with good weather will be all
righU; apples, a good crop; peaches and
cherries, winter killed; grapes, vines nearly
all killed and no prospect for any of account;
grass never looked better.
Business outlook-Good.
New Philadelphia.
Condition of crops s-wheat-Prospects are
for a fair average crop. Corn-Although in
consequence of the backwardness of spring,
in many cases causing late planting, 1t Is
now growing finely and with favorable
weather a large crop may be looked for.
Hay and oats in good condition and large
yields expected.
Business outlook-Wfth full crops and fair
trade this year; while all manufacturing
establishments are in full operation.
New Lisbon.
Condition Of crops-Crop prospects in this
vicinity are good. The rains retard the
working of corn. Wheat, oats and grass will
equal last years output. Fruit crops will be
large.
Business outlook-Business outlook is
good. A new and large coal works are being
opened here which will give the town and
its business another boom.
Niles.
Condition of crops-The wheat crop is fair
but on account of wet weather during May
and corn planted. The last few weeks IA
vorable weather. however, has made
great difference in the appearance OF things
and farmers are becoming. more encour-
aged.
Business outlook-Is not as fiattering as
we would wish, but, upon the whole, there
Is little cause to fear any great depression,
and as soon as the labor question Is settled
Salem.
Condition Of crops-Grass and grain, both
oats and wheat, appear to be excellent.
There will be q fair crop of most kinds of
fruit. A good deal of corn was put in very
late on account of the wet weather, but in
the last week It has grown wonderfully, and
wit with M reasonably good weather a fair crop
Business outlook-The business outlook in
this city and vicinity is encouraging. Trade
among our merchants has been fair. Almost
all Of our manufacturing concerns are run.
ming full time. or practically so. There is q
good deal of building and improvement
being made and more Contemplated. There
security, and most of our banks have large
amounts of deposits, showing that money Is
plenty.
Condition Of crops-The present outlook
for crops was never better. Wheat, grass,
oats and all crops. except corn, stand bet
and the last few days of warm weather have
greatly improved the appearance Of corn,
which is now in very fair condition.
BUSINESS outlook-The business outlook Is
good. With excellent crop prospects and all
our manufacturing interests operated in
full, there Is everything indicating u favor.
able season.
Condition of crops-It has been 80 very
to the usual extent Much oats that were
sowed drowned and the oat crop will be
light in quantity Of acres. Some corn was
planted before June ], but now, June II to
potatoes are being planted which will re-
Quire q late season to mature Fruit has
been damaged badly too by dampness. Hay
will be great and heavy.
orders for something but at little profit, yet
are running full. Rolling mill talks of shut
ting down for awhile unless scale Is signed
soon. Other interests are doing well;
Wellsvllle
Condition of crops-wheat, hay and oats
are looking well and promise a full crop.
Corn. on account of wet weather, was put
in late. but our present weather is very
favorable to late planting. Potatoes, in
many. cases. are not planted yet. Apples
promise we'll. Peaches will be scarce. Small
fruits, If the wet weather does not continue
10 injure them, will be plenty.
Business outlook-Our business outlook is
and indicates safe, steady
growth.
Condition Of crops-The wheat and hay
srop are in fair condition. The season has
been SO wet that but little over half corn
crop has been planted. Other crops in fair
condition. No peaches but an average crop
Business outlook-Considering that this is
Presidential year the business outlook is
rood. Everything points to q fairly pros
porous year in this locality.
GAINESVILLE.
Condition OF crops-wheat, 95 per cent of
pest crop; corn backward by reason of rain
Ill of May; oats same: grass and hay pros
,ect very good apples abundant; peaches
poor. except on high. sandy hills; other
mali fruits same; garden and vegetable
Business outlook-Much same a. ona v..r
go. Tile and clay and brick industries ac-
i've and profitable; rolling mill and window
ylass works idle; bottle and barley factories