New-York tribune., 1867-08-03

will doubtless prove Interesting 10 you Along the heIn
phis and Ohio Railroad there an abundant crop
The cotton section extending 10 Paris, Tenn, does ho
present very gratifying appearance Inc geateI III
ton OF 1t is very small but not as carefully a. a.
is necessary 10 produce it adyantageousy Ihe tlii
lands have much microscopic cotton very nght pr0sp
for average 10 ten bushels OF Nla "
the The better class lands from Memphis TO LOUIS
vile have more luXuflant cofi wheat loDaSou i1 az
peas and grasses, than were ever raised DeIoio s ~
route. ,,, >.
that section are IN splendid condition. Inert - al m
nense surplus Of all manner Of provisions comPliSi
Vegetables corn wheat, kogs, eIeASsi i}Ie At nu-
selling at sll barrel, and falling IN
merous places, not very convenient 10 tdhslol.a..
Hnes wheat Is selling AZ '9c 10 ~ - a DuShe rcnc6
out North Georgia the wheat and corn crops are AT es
three times large j. necessary 10 the suDsseneo W
thc people The crops o1 ceieaIs o ,n.a @ id in mat
in bulk and weight that Of any other ever raiseu III a'
Sdapsyire Kinston Cartcrviiie &c are grinding m-
quantities of wheat Prices however fule hlbe
TbrMicl,6nf North Alabama along the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and Nashville ana Decatur hOus,
tbrasbng machines are making their yearly visits 10
the loaded fields, and their buzz ana clouds OF uSt a
scene OF hustle and activity. The valleys ana lsdes
along the route are teeming everywhere WIN WIN uo nus
and the most cheering prospects naglnaplc arc in
for the hungry Cotton romiseS bettGr aioHs @ oI %
There is great deal OF very poor ana slcky oohng eo
ton, yellow in the grass ana very sinn, anttenW nIt ~
throughout the entire rOne; thlnk however tn5t al
least the half that has been planted VIII 10 Wen ana Iui
The crop viii be third more than the same section
produced last There Is not more thah nan ar
much more planted than there was LAST year, pun ts
crop Will bc vastly productive Along the Mlsss-
sppi River from every quarter nave FustNplty ~ u
ports that the crop Of corn promises to be mneh
than during any Of ten years past Inc cotton
crOp generally is In splendid condition along the entire
bottom and throughout the rich interior lands OF % rhe
crop of Arkansas promises an abundant yleld. A. t,,.
The entire country lying along the par parallel 10 hIa s
bama, North Mississippi, West Tennessee and az lr oi
Kentucky has been bOuniuy snppe&d & MI,n have male
info NJ succeeded
cotton and corn spring into an activity Vi e ui"' Il ~
prlsng.
The Raleigk N. c. Standard says:
The cotton crop viii he larger than was heretofore sup
posed especially the fa should be late. IL II true
there arc not az many large crops of cotton ~ there Wet
before the war, but many Of our citizens are euNang
culfiyating some cotton Many Titles make much
BY Che Isl OF November. the times VIII get peltel; ,
those who are embarrassed can struggle through 'c
next hundred days they Will be able To weather te hor
II il known, beyond peradventure that the stae
would be restored to the Union 10y me is ol hll W y
next il would create NJ once wonderful chhge III Ou
condition. ,--.- g. o,a
te harvest is progressing successfully and there j.
general inclination manifested upon the part OF produce
dealers to delay operations unu the lu results ol tc
harvest are known. and merchants are compelled TO re
main inactive until the harvest over ana tne a]ineiI ]
have realized upon portion or ls fruits ana p"coI
themselves in position To pay NJ ior oid puichAses' anu
ina6e nj ise FS,o. Rsw Ody7j ~ r., 7ro.,,
SIR In the late dry goods failures there seems 10 ne
disposition 10 gloss the matter over which as crtaot
would r. sent Nv claims being largr, thls ne
count may bc overlooked but certainly u all commercial
fairness ought TO bc 20 well as others o greater
mag Giitude. -,
Pcrhaps through the medium Of your excellent and I'M
partial journal, satisfactory examination oi the oanh
iuts may be had and the facts laid before the pubic IN
tciested thcrclg-f the money lost has been lost
bv tR decrease IN the price Of goods, x ~
any other legitimate decline Of business me lhbhc
c1i readily sympathizc with the failed firms but clear
and opeu statement ought a. bc given To the puhhc ana
such will prevent unnecessary rerfnnaton ana eslhu
lsh faith in future transactions with other house,
whose standing really good, and whose paper AT the
limo ia A.
comment This Is also the most efectual method OF
allaying ruuOrs OF money being withdrawn iTum the
businesses other than COmmCIC C!al business.
Uopug 10 See fun and ctsupetr statements laid before
the public as they are duty bound, which neg you 10
lam Nc, 4 CREDITOR.
N1tr- IorL Gin. Anc. l.. 1907.