New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25
The Cotton CroD.

POINT COUPEE, La, llth inst.-Du-
Ius the previous week the had extended more cr
e,s TO nearly al The plantations Ia the parish while the
caterpillar has disappeared almost entirely Il q
thought however, that the planters will stu msks an
average crop.
ST. FRANCIsyILLE, llth.-The wealth
er has b. en- fine for gathering cotton All agree thai
the yield will be very different throughout the psrlsh
On many plar taiors almost tbs entire crop 10 uow
open. The rot Ii 10 sad, will destroy the upper cr ..
CARROLL, Sd inst.-A heavy rain and
yioent wind Injured the crop. Tbs dry rot hes p.
pesred to very alarming extent on almost every psat
alton In tie parish. Tbs crop will BE- very shor Que.
SELMA, Ala, l0th.-The quantity Of rain
which had fallen the previous week would prove VERY
destructive to The cotton crop, the boil worm would
Increase its depEedsiions
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, 9th.-The boil worm
vas doing considerable damage to the Gotten crops u
| Alabama and MLsssippL
MEMPHIS, Tenn, 9th.-There i, now
doubt that the growing cotton crop vii fall ct isaa
third short OF the calculation heretofore nsda n
regard To L. The rayages Of the caterpillar In South
Carolina Georgia and Alabama toe boil worm In
TeBnessee end North Msssspp-apd Of tho boil rot In
hiid die and South Mlssssipp, Arkansas Louisiana and
Texas and the devastation Vt the recent tremendous
storms OF rain and wind throughout tho low ands of the
South accounts OF which crowd tbs columns of our
exchsDges all these have combined 90 utterly chance
the late brilliant aspect Of the crop. This too almo
throughout has been wet season. and II provssblal
and uIderfsted during dry season. IL may DO sol
down liked fact, that the crop Of is5s'51
will not turn out more than a medium one.
DEMsPoLIs, Ala.-The cotton worm
has been dealing destruction the fine (prospscve)
crops Ia the canebrahe rigion throughout the jsts-
Mayo the most promising plantations In ths vlonley
are entirely Tuineo.
GREENsBOROUGH, Ala.---The sandy
land cotton In this section IL doing well snd bids fair =
present for good yield Compared with tho crop 6
tho sane date last year, tho prospects the saalr
lands are better this time than they were lest ysar
MARKsvILLE, La, 9Th inst. - Teams
heavily loaded with cotton daily passing that to0s
The eOuon crop 10 abundant teyoad eli snroipsnos,
aud although the csterplars increase rapidly fear
IL entertained OF their uiiDg elAlly enormous
crops.
MARIANA, Florida, | lth nst.--The lats
ireshe,s have done serious dsmsge Ia ell paris Of tbs
country The devsstaoa on ths Flint On attsh oecheo
end ApaAehicola Rivers, s very great Ga some Of
the plantations The cotton 10 entirely out Of sight
Hollis SPRINGS, Miss, 10th inst.-The
bollwOrm 10 very destructive In the norhsrn part q
that county.
NATcBEz, 18th inst.-The complaints
are exueh general among planters Of great inrosds
being made upon the crop BY the rcs We ssrs shows
yesterday, and have now ss our ofoe, stalks ron .
ed 10 this county, where every boil ls utterly ruined
sslnples from field below fOr Adams In Wilkinsoa
County we have also seeo, where like Injury has
tug almost every oyerseer gives tins came nformstn
Tne rot appears 10 be confined 10 plants from the Pro-
Inc PrOut Peruvian Cthsr seeds OF the kind Plants
from the old Mexican seed do not appear 10 have boss
siit c,sd. 15e cstoc,ion Is remarkable. dsd a.
nt zicsn On ne one side OF the road Will DO psrfscay
free, while deld from fancy seed the osaer sds
will bs greatly Injured The Injury appears 70 % &c
conn., llshed With great rapdisy three or four dsys se
log 70 blight completely very fair prospscu o. TN
crop In ono plantaons that NO could name. where's zen
d.ys since 900 bales wsrs expected to be made, not
more than . thousand will nov be picked rseSu.
where helds have been Affected, sposx conndenay OF
loss Of 4 quarter and third and soma eyss o. mosc.
n Ills cry way az general an ojury ~ IL upposed.
ard South Csrouns tho deficit 10 tho ezasosed crop
wiz be great indeed,
The Savannah Morning NeuS says -
tssgsphlc dispatch Inform shAs ths nrst bslo q
Colt o. Of tho present crop, rsceived Ia NsW0r
s1ns yeserdsy Tie first bslo OF Costos lse 49,
,on was received at NsW-Orleans tbs 25<h dsy a
July eisht Gays earlier than this season Many per-
sso date Of the receipt Of the frs bale Of osw Cs
ton correctly Indicate tbs probable yield OF he crop.
that TO- that early tioom, and early reosiez is1isa.e
.bcr. crops. Correctly hep. t.slss Of tAsss
liable cara for such essimasss Ia lst5 ths
frS boom noticed was on the 10Th Nay, a.
ths Grss bale resolved the ,oh jay. Ia tAak
rear the crop was 2075 900 bslea Three yeass sss,
or &c l.is, the frst bloom Wa noticed on tAs L. o.
June Tho first bale received that year he 9sh
Of Assus, and the crop w.s 27e. 500 bs'ss Ia Dse.
the very nest year. the ira bale Of Cotton wsa ~
cflsee the 7th August too days earlier than b 1896
and yet the crop only reached 100000 baea -
thus be seen thai the Arrival Of the f~ bale 20 ts6ex
to lac crop Some years when the receipts ere eesys
the crop Vas short, snl when later the crop ~ -
that these furnh 20 reliable data upon which 70 -
unafe tha extent of tn Ia