The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-08-11
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The CROPS OF 1s6e.-We copy follows from
late number of the Philadelphia Age: ...- -s- 3-
From all sections of the country reports reach us OF
full and abundant crops. In other years the yieid
would be satisfactory in one seetion while III another
the return would dsappon the expectations, alike OF
the husbandmen and the public. This season the good
news general From the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
from North to South there is no sign OF failure IN
any one article of produce. From wheat to berries
the crop abundant. In this State the wheat harvest
will exceed that of the past years. and bengeut
and housed or stacked in capital condition. 1t is not
touched with the rust, and the grain is white and
heavy giving assurance of plentiful return OF good
-four. Corn also looks well, and potatoes promise to
turn out heavy yield per acre. Fruit though not
abundant, will show most gratifying advance on the
amount gathered last season. This picture will apply
to all the Middle States In no of them is there
failure in any of the crops From west OF the Penn
syvana State line, the good news comes over the
wires Ohio will stuff her barns with wheat corn and
hay, Iowa reoices excess OF the fruits OF the
EARTH Indiana expects to cut more than twenty-five
bushels of wheat to the acre, while in Illinois, Wis
eonsin and Michigan the expectations OF the tlers OF
the soil have been more than realised. The returns
from New England are of the pleasing character,
and in that section there is no blight upon the general
prospects of the season. On the Pacific coast crops
are also good and the California papers ubilant
the result upon the business of that section Of the
Union.
In the South matters are not materially different.
The reports from all that section cheering The
fine growing weather of the last month has repaired
the delay and mischief Of the late spring and the long
and cold winter. The backward plants of cotton and
cane have caught up with the season, and exhibit an
unusually thrifty and sturdy appearance. The only
fear is Of the 1t is not his season, but his habits
not always regular, and his visits are always un-
sensonable. The condition and prospects of the cot
.on stand in North Alabama and Georgia are not as
good as in the lowands of the Mississippi bottom In
the whole territory tributary to New Orleans there IS
general concurrence of estimates and hopes of yield
least third larger than last year. The cane crop
is also promising The hard winter damaged the plant
and the area of production will be somewhat abridged
thereby but the rattoons fine and the aggregate
yield will probably exceed that Of last year. which was
double that of the preceding season And so of the
corn and other crops.
From Europe the crop news essentially differ
ent The English produce circulars do notspeak very
encouragingy this subject 1t is evident that the
ensuing harvest for wheat has been greatly retarded
by the cold nights and low day temperature Of May
and first three weeks of June, and although much pro-
4gress towards recovery has been made under the in
huence Of the recent seasonable warmth and genial
sunshine, it is not probable reaping will fairly com
until three to four weeks later than last year,
while the yield is generally expected to be short In
France Hungary and Southern Russia, the yield will
be lighter than last year. On the whole Europe Will
net grow enough this year to feed her people, and we
may expect demand from that quarter for our grain
and four With full crops at home and customers
abroad to buy what we have to SELL the United States
has bright prospect for 1859.
AN APPEAL 70 THE PEOPLE OF TExAs.-Whereas,
the sad intelligence is reaching daily and hourly Of
the great destruction Of property caused BY the late
floods in the Colorado aud other rivers Of State,
leaving the people ofthe overfowed districts 10 many
cases. destitute Of the necessaries ofe as well asthe
means of procuring them, the Chamber Of Commerce
of Galveston IN conjunction with fellow citizens,
have deemed il proper to inauguate plan whereby
means may be procured relieve far practica-