Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-31
COMMERCIAL,
Crop InteIIigence.

GEoRsIAThs crops at this time-yery
Corn Is doing finely Cotton beginning to rapidly
planters are complaining OF lis shedding very rapidly its fruit
Grab grass grows rather thin but it to be hoped that wi
well and give good hay crop 70 help our the poor
ne Wnte as promises to be real season Of the hollow horn
| -AadfSo1 Vlstt1T, lag. p.
We have point or the favorite phraseology
crop Of present season. and make pretty accurate esmat
now planters generally likely to out In this vicinity
beast the crop ho but than in paris
the sAte and with cAruness and economy planters
purchasing from abroad any, large But
Cotton turning than generally anticipated Not
ire plantations The rains too late be service
In the drOuth the Cotton bos bad become premaurey ripe
opened early aud the rains brought with them the rust
vented ans further yield Up to the middle Of June the Cotton
was promising From that time to the pr sent the Of the
crop now the expectation Of the most sanguine Many viii
make fourth -IhondsUiHe Reporter. AE0.25
TIE Corn crop this section Of tie State although short
one, will be better than anticipated month The
cent heavy rains have made great in the yield Of
an except the very forward fields The railroads will supply
deficiency at very price, owing TO the mense crops
OF Wheat and Corn VII Oh have been ma in the Northwest 1t
Is only in those places remote from railroads. where the crop
Of there will be much actual distress trade how
ever will be active in bradsu and great deal Of speculation
is aat spectators Provisions should content
viii reasonable moderate prof and not take advantage
The necessities of the unfortunate who must have food any
cost-4GTietta AdUocGte, Aug "a.
From the very information able to obtain
in the country the Corn crOp general thing will be
snort from half to threourths few farmers ~ho for
unae enough to have bottom and will make enough by strict
economy 10 them through to another We hear
more Cora this vicinity than has ever been known be-
ore The rust plantations making its appearance in
the Cotton and the bols already formed no
more than haf reasonably expected At any
the crop will be Cne and it beh every to make
preparation to obVate much possible the disabilities
quent failure If bre dsu Many the evils predicted
aveIted right strict rule economy There
an abundance Of Corn in this market at 81 per bushe
30 long people be supplied at the above price,
prehend no danger Griffin Democrat, dug "a
ARKANsAs-A few daya since visited Craghead and Poln
t Counties and in passing about took particular
crops After crossing Cache and getting into Craghead county,
We noticed peIcepble difference the both
would not make than 800 pounds the We
noticed several fields which looked dry and parched
yelc SO much Corn, general thing, than
lotion, and will average fair crop.
we learn from gentleman Horsythe that the
;orn N that section almost failure He thinks that
eEeen Forsyhe and Baesve The drouth very
nVe this summer, and the effects Of snsby
A1b) Herald
MsouR-The drouh during the latter part Of July aud thus
IN August wi havea bighting upon crops
GeneyieVe county Grapes will 'bably yield
CD and we speak Of Grapes FIRST because this county is and
yer VIII be- the Grape county of tie fruit
caches apples and pears will he light owing a very
Eaistorm The ruit is specked SMALL hay
escaped at point Where the hail upon the
u good 1t has been known miss without
reason for the failure. Early Corn
not yield, average haa crop-perhaps than
thd crop The crops Of the county be set down half
op. a.,
The abundance Of rain which vicinity OF
recently bringing the Corn finely No doubt the
outh has shortened somewhat
ed but totally destroyed many places our farmers will get
rger prices for what they do raise which will make their
nsation about the same.