New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-01
DAILY CRESCENT.
Weather and Crops,

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-. 'i'77'' i'' "'oi VI tHe -''h
u' shys The late continued rains have done
material injury to the cotton in this region
Should this weather cnntinpa r,,,,cb long.r l,rl
there is n, rrs..,,. i..,l:-....--.- -.
the rro-,oo, ~ 'A' ''1 itiJ
Tha Az. p = 'na' the crop VIII be very snort
iitS sEF consists IN the too rapid growth of
~ Pi'".' anu the consequent danger Of rot.
Nreit ioJury was done to corn previous to the
i''' r''n7' out an ample crop will be made
! The Marion Ala Commonwealth ~, d.. ,,,
ult. savs; '''0 -
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fI a19 on IuI IN 'ape last tuesday
tatjon Of Mr. r Zones in tbis comn, Vi 're ne plan
ture Of the cotton IS yery fine and 4 tba @ TX
duct OF the present years planting. This il the
hrst matured open cotton we have seen any ac-
count Of in this region Of country We are in
formed ny most Of the planters that the crop in
tins region Is very promising, and should there
not be much ram, heavy crop Of the country
may be anticipated The crops Of corn Will be,
in most places, short, but every hope is antci-
pated that enough will be made to meet the
wants Of the country. The recent rains have
worked almost miracle to the growing crops Of
r, =, :. - ~
ny 'oe''iia 'Al4') "'ile '2eh'inei Of the "a
UT says;
For the last week VIC have been blessed with
rains in the greatest abundancc there being
now almost daily two or more showers These
rains, however, We regret to say, have not been
general, as We learn in some sections the crops
are suffering severely for the want Of rain.
These rains, in some places, will materially
benefit crops while in others they are too far
advanced to receive but little benefit
Inc Dallas (A!a.) Gazette of the 22i ult.
saws:
THE FIRST Boil or CoTrov Col Blake. on
Wednesday last Presented US with full grown.
open boil Of cotton, obtained from the plantation
OF Mr. Jones, near Athens 1t is still in our
sanctum for inspection.
The Grcensb boro Ala Beacon Of the 2ol nit
saws.
1st ~, = "a "e,nesaay night
-, Wy apInuaht ram ieil IN thls place. and
tho first reaIlv rIantifni iny, ;a sthetaliy wa5
since the last If March As we now wrife,
| THURSDAY morning. the indications are yery
strong that we Shall have more in the course Of
the day. \ few days Of very wet weather would
do great injury TO cotton in fact, we have
heard considerable complaint, even before the
heavy rain Of Wednesday night
Tt, ,t,n..;,,.
We we're visited ve.torJau @ wy ,',I 1as
piuht tv several ea,irei Sbo,rr ,iti
90 great good Many tobacco raisers have been
BIZ ily engaged in planting since the rains Of
last week, with prospect Of making sometime
out of their ground, prepared. We have con-
yersed with an intelligent farmer. who stateg
tiIt 'he henp crop though stunted in groStI,
rasa1 ii'm ei"u III l2l-' "Aeh the cfoi
~, ~, ie-''t fup''S
iNe LlEaoethto"h' (hy.l REGISTER, OF the
l9tLult., says;
III Hardin county. although we have had re-
fre hing rains in most parts within the last Ter,
days, yet in several loe.lItias rhare has nat
| been rain sullclept SINCE the feotb nf Nav u,
wet a clod as large Is n het's arr Cam witbin
| the past week has grown finely the oar barvast
| is over and fall, short Of ey,n ralf m o,.arooo
crop Grass is rather low. vet better Than c1q,75
be expected from the long cuutinu.d ,lrv Yea tber
We do not lhink there will lie tbirtv bogsbeaIs
Of tobacco raised in Hardin and Lorue counties
1attar n TIA T ,,,ig,;ll ,.,,,,; ,,u
f,rJ Iyo,,.,,.,.. ''''0' - d
'uiS ~ says
lvpacco mas Just been planted, about half rs
Huch US thefe was grouAi prepared for. The
! ilaHI9 uleu III tne dfy weather. That which
uas oeen planted II topped to six leaves, may
~ the az Is favorable, make some good
tondcco' Out the t0pacco crop Is bound TO be
| lallure.
| The Paducah tKy) Journal. Of the 2Oth ult
says:
For several ,lovs va have hoa sbo,rors :, D.
ducah, and throughout the country : and ouite
enough IN some portions 10 save the corn crop.
70 he oGiIir "'e 'een pieas1n' ana nights inclined
~,
IH1 i'ouls'tl'e courier ol the list ult says
By referring to the books of the tobacco ware.
houses n tins city, it appears that there is Il
c9hSei ahla decrease in the sales this Sc son a.
compared with the last The SAILS at the auc-
ton houses this ASOu. nm ia he ,,rpSpnt 1,ta