Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-19
Crop intelligence.

The Rome tGa) Courier taxes the following from gen
eman Of that county, in Oxford. He says The few
limited rains both in quantity and extent have partially
deemed the crops of In Putnam, Morgan Newton
early paintings will exceed the estimates made month
The drought however in its influence, unAbatd and
hundreds of will scarcely the seed The crops
cotton will be very small Picking begun think the
tire crop will be gathered BY the 18th OF October"
The editor of the Enterprise (Mss having recently
visited Laudedae and Newton counties in that State reports the
crops both and cotton almost total failure Many plant
will make fifty bushels who heretofore made
several hundred bushels spare He fields that would
not make the seed planted The cotton weed very small and
has the fewe number Of bos it, it has already blosomed
the top, and will Le impossible one-fourth of
crop.
The Mansfield a Eagle Jays the crop OF the river win
reach nnethrdo Of the usual yield Of easonsble
in fact single p The hills will make than
Iufcency Of supply his demands while there
who viii scarcely make buShe to the There are
families in De Soto parish actual suffering for bread not being
procure money the very that it
not to be had in the country.
The St. Paul minnesota Pioneer Of the 4th says: ''The
having glorious time to gather their crops Ths
s&ngune expectations to the producveness Of the wheat
crop fallen of the realization Such Of farmers
hreshed portion of their crops that the yield will
fully up average OF thirty bushels to the The
crop promising and should the Be propitious the
yield viii be very abundant Garden vegetables excellent
quality and aoundantn quantity that lar exceeds e con
SUMPTION the prices uDpecedenedy low. Butter
per pound From the above viii be that
living is comparatively cheap" -'E
Milwaukee Tisconsn) Sentinel Of the 18Th says Of the
harvest in the northwest SSH
The Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota is pretty
advanced and the end Of week will be nearly
The not been favorable could have been desired
he frequent rains lodging the wheat in places, and thus
causing great deal labor in cutting it than is ordinarily
needed this the bulk Of the has been
secured good ORDER and occasionally lots already begin find
their way Market principally the southern part Of this
State and northern part Of Illinois.
The Chicago n) Press and Tribune Of the 18th says:
The good The northwest blessed with sbund
But like all the bOunes Of Providence that abundance
QUIETLY and while should thankfully enjoyed
people should begued into eay and folly neither
should they for desire the flush times Of 1856
suit Of our abLndsnt harvest ..r
any stand the depot OF Of the eight trunk
railway that into the city from the and west
Rbou time the trains arrive. and Re will be asoned
the immense number Of OF which trains composed
On MOncay evening the Illinois Central
with hyeght drawn by two locomotives, AID another i'm
nedately in the composed Of twenty ght From
ming Of the lh In the mornng Of the Eth the freight
arriving the Illinois Central were as follows:
Loaded with Wbeat.-.. lOo L
Loaded with cCrn -..-.... 20 /
Loaded With other grains-.... ~ |
L. AIDED with stOck.--..a..- ....--... ~ |
Loaded with miscellaneous artcles 20