New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

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be ,a bg. NJ OF E S'g re- v g planted the quality will be
'I5a,. I65aa,.s-Apont the average
! t,...,..- a GOOD yield.
/ =, .i.De,- y -, .t,d tyDi.s-Poor crops
-I,y.it,,rtlil GA.-C5or-lnS' was planted, and The
rrl@f i. b4d on OF the heavy rains and the
'',.','-, 'c,.,'r,,'--,Il.l zoro t1as last year
! SugUy and A'9r'p-SNRe as last year.
! :itcov. G,.-Cse0s-A quarter less yield.
! Cgl--Aosc was planted, bat was injured Dy 'Ne
'%nIrDGFvrrrE. GA.-C,,ton-A third less was planted
! and tLe yIed vii be- a qurtcr short.
! Whcq'-A third less. but Of fair quality.
CDyi-A quarter less, and OF middlmg qualty
! ssutncni. Cora and North Florida have SUI
ferti from heavy rains; SluthCarolna ard Northern
Georgia have had weather and about the average
| OF rains.
! NORTHWEST ANB SOUTHWEST GEORGIA, EAST,
CENTRAL, AND SOUTH ALABAMA.
! Cofon-Rcporis from all points in Alabama indicate
that The auu planted in cotton IS oneehth less thaI 's
planters ahIc to pa their crops in excellent con
/ doI and we'll prepared TO receive the rains Inc
small but heavily laden VITA frult From tne l5th OF
Jul 90 The 6 o. August heavy and continuous rains
fell On the low lands there great complaints ana the
crop vii amount TO nothing. Inc worm has maze us ap
pcasucc u lIces, but has done but ttle damage
so far II Thought tho crop viii be equal TO last year =
ColU-AbuUt 70 per cent more land has been planted
Notwithstanding the long drouth early IN the season.
sufficient viii he raised for home consumption
IosIE, GGyls crop reports compared Win last year
Ei.-f Ms yield will be fourthess, although afourth
Coigs@Thc prospect is good yield about the same as
'' Co,,"prospcc,s fine; yield about fourth more;
fourth more was planted The recent rams had SPiou
ATiANTS GG-Wheal-Crop onccirhth less quality not
good yield per acre not 80 large but more g'ounu
Coon-On fourth less planted than last year. present
prospect fair ad Il there is not too much rain the crop
Co7~ihc prospects are Hntcrng for late corn$ early
was much Injured by the drUu. In North west georgia
the quantity will be Oncthird more than last year
CoLUMBUs, GG-Coton-Ihe ram early III the season :
caused Cotton plants grow rapidly ana shed nuch OF
its fruits. About onc-eigh less WAS planted inns year
and the yield Wlil be about tho same Us SSI ye5i. In
ports from many LeiGDDorhOOus are NOT as Eoou' "o
Wbed'-Ouly Il small quantity Is raised for home con
LIVE OAK. Fla. - CoRon-About onc-sixth less was
planted this year, the caterpillar has done much damage
and the prospects are bad
Sugar-TAa saline quantity planted as last year,
Coma quarter more was planted and the quality is
| good. - a., .
lake CITY. COp0li-TheTe more planted, but
it will fan short OF last year the rain and worm has done
Co7IIe yield is about twoifths more and of better
quality.
Ioatocs-Same as last year.
SUgu-U,ual crop; quality good.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla COtOn-A quarter less was planted,
and the yield will he IA third less
Su1aT-AbOUt fifth more.
C07i-Quartcr less than the average. -
COtOH--The rains aud caterpillar are damaging the
cotton throughout this country.
EUFAULA, ALA-Coto,-A sixth less was planted but
C6,,iIEquaI to last year; quality middling;
Suga'-Ihe average crop planted, and the pros
Petato:s-A good yield.
WENNsBoEO, 8. C.-COon-A third less, but good pros
W6cat-Therc will he but half a crop.
COrti-Thrd moro planted, and fine prospects.
CHESTER 5. -Codon-The prospects are good for a
yield Of an eighth more than last season.
Co1l-A quarter better than last year
Fheat-A halt less, and of inferior quality.
PoCoTAuGo >, C,-RteeIA double area was planted
and the yield VIII DC a third more 10 the acre
Corn-A double area was planted, and the yield is a
Coiom-About onc,thrd of the cotton land planted
this year, and about twotmrds OF crop are expected
SUMTER, 5. COucn-TwO-tmrds less was planted,
and quarter more yield is had
COrit-Haf more was planted, and there is half more
Poiatocs-Good prospects
COLUMBIA, 3. CO -CO7I-Thc yield is twO-thirds more
last year. the caterpillar doing much dlmlgcl
Rtee-It R.,, i is Hled greater d by a half
Po,Itocs-Thcy exceed the yield Of many years.
| FLORENCE, 5. C.-Wheat-A quarter more was planted
| Coy7i-iwo hfths more was planted; quality fair
| COtOn-Fifh less was planted; prospects fair.
| I'otafocs-Eghth more; with good prospects; -.
CHARLESTON, 5. C-CorR-Flourishing- double last
Wieqt-Thc crop turned out indifferent.
COtOfA quarter less planted but improved cult
walton and examination make the yield fully az much as
last year thougA the caterpillar is destroying the Sea
Roe-Promises tho largest crop since the war There
area and il looks about the same as last year
! BRANcHvILLE, : sC-CoEon-IheTe was an eighth less
planted, Gnt The yield Is Of better qualify
]
Co,7,-The yield is double, and quality better.
! OGtS-Ihp same as last year.
! Btriel-TAe same as last year.
! Rice-Thc supply is double. ,-,.,
! SiRDIs PaIoia co.. C0Uou-PIo.pcct fair; much
| earn and Poiaio,s-Excc!.cnt.
! WhCaf-POori yield small
! Tcqticr-Warm; 100 much rain for cotton.
PANOLA P;aola Co., Mss Coto'i-AOou the same as
| last year
! a1 SOWod
PotdOes-Abuudant and excellent; 50 per cent more
| Hogs-About the same as last year.
We0tta-Too much ram for cotton;
are better than for the past ten years.
C0ttou-Very clean; doing well .
Oats-Very few.
Bariey and Hay-NOne
Potqi5eg-Swect and Irish exceed last year.
FrUiis-Markct OvcrstOcked.
Weatter-It has been warm and cloudy four weeks
plenty OF rain.
WEST KENTUCKY, NORTH. EAST AND SOUTHEAST
MISSISSIPPI.
Reports Of the crops in this section indicate follows,
WtcafEAbout onoeiglth less than last year. and Of
Co,7|One,fourth more; yield abundant, and quality
Oats-Thcre Ii an average crop. and the quality mid
Ba,ley-None raised
TfuiS-Ali kinds are abundant and the quality good
CoO-AJout ouccghth less Mas planted and the pros
pee, good although there is too much rain; the army
aud bol. worm appearing in some sections.
EcHhc-fnr druuth in june and the heavy rains
during the last 20 days, have been very iuiuriOUs
Itrfges-Iue y.pd is abundant and Size quality good.
Sorgtao-A double quantity was planted. and promises
good.
'"THE WEST.
INDIANA AND WESTERN ONO.
Reports from AL the important points in this district IN
dicaJe "a follows:
Whe0t-TAcre are about threefOurths more than last
year and the qualitJ Is much better.
CorR-Promlses half more than last year. The quail
iY oxcelent u was planted very late account "