The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-22

Ia lumber and little In ihaL Oh pros.
poets good. Uiarmcrs ionot have good
croDs most busInosa concerns will iayo
TO close.
beverly. Randolph County.-Corn n
little backward, but otherwise looking
well prospects for n good crop. Oats
bid fair TO mako an extra crop. Winter
wheat good gra's Btarti wull potatoes
aud garden slull fully up to tho aver.
age. The fruit was damagod by frost;
apples fair, but peaches. chorrlo,, olc.,
aro ruined.
Business outlook batter than for two
years. Cattle, shpep aud wool aro soil.
Ing botter, aud these being the princi.
pal products thia makes buiincgs lively.
Addison, Webster county-Crops,
grass good; corn looks well, large IN.
creaso Of acrcn2c planted; very little
wheat sown; oats ilnc. but not n largo
acreage; potatoNa very good.
Business outlopk-Ev0rything i'm.
proving, bnt slowly. Tho lumber In.
dnstry Is on tho inCroaiej estimate cut
ihis year, 10. 000, 900 feet.
Amos, Marion county-Crops back.
ward OH account OF lato irosts: wheat as
a rulo very good; fruit poor, about ono.
third crop OF apples. no trappl.
business uItlook-Vofy goo !, owing
to oil development; building aud i'm.
provoment ac,ivc.
BoIlcville, Wood countv-Wheat, not
much over half crop; oats, very poor;
corn bad for timo Of year, but NAV bot
X. with n late fall; potatoes need rain;
will not yioIt over two.thirds crop; ap.
pics, big promise, bu; arc falling of
badly.
Promise OF fair trade. Farmers are
all In debt OH account OF last year'a
drouth, md will only buy what they
heed; cannot expect any boom In trade.
Davis. Tucker county-Nsver n better
prospect for wheat; corn short, owing
to late lrosts. but thrifty; grass very
good and other cereals promising; fruit
In some places Ia killed aud In others
will DO Il good crop.
There 10 substantial increase in bust.
moss; outlook very encouraging In lum.
Dor. coal and leather.
Elizabeth, Writ county-Corn back.
ward; cut worms bad. The acreage was
unusually large and 4 favorable season
may produce an average crop. Wheat
on high lands A failure; will aot be 60
per cont Of what II wa, last yoar. There
will be very good yield OF fruit. except
peaches aud cherries; hay probably
thrcc-iourths OF q crop.
The business outlook is not promis-
Ing. with the farmers selling their wool
at IL conts; no market for horses and
dull for all the products OF tho farm.
Farmers arc discouraged; trade Is not
active as at this time last year.
Graht,villc, Calhoun couu,y-Large
acreage. but owing TO frosts and dry
weather prospects are only medium.
Live stock |, scarce and inferior.
The timber business, heretofore i'm.
portant, has been In a largo degree
abandoned Business prospects In gen.
eral are not encouraging.
Jackson c. H., Jackson county-SomC
good wheat: general average will not ok.
coed 90 per cent; no oats; very little
grass; corn very unpro,nising; apples
lair, but few peaches; live stock scarce.
Business outlook not encouraging.
SoIne lumUer u Uelnp mutketec, Dut
there /, little stock to be sold. Business
must be done on credit, with poor
promise Of spring collections.
Terra Alta, Preston county-Of corr
there 10 never enough raised here to
supply the home demand; about the
usual acreage, and same OF oats anu
wheat; potatoes. large acreage; buck
wheat, the main local crop, will DO q
larger acreage than the average.
Business outlook Is only fair lumber
in better demand; farmers slow to sci
wool; q larger amount OF bark ia being
sold than usual; nossock to sell, or very
little.
New Haven, Mason c%oun,y-The
wheat crop will be lar below the aver
age, probably about one.half; hay ditto
too early to tell as 10 corn; most fruit.
abundant
The outlook for the coal business ID
not good; salt business dull retail trade
pretty fair.
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