The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-19

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e9isSrapnic@FAmsribxn' Matters:
NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-THE
Cotton Exchange Committee on Infor-
.poatioa and Statistics, under date of the
Abfh instants make the following report,
oohdensed, from letters received from
August ~ tp Ssptembes IL:
In Answer Is our interrogatories sent
ont during ths month gfs August Mis-.
aiastpni sends fny=fouS ansxers, from
tnlrty: nine Qnnntiess4 The reports are
vefy cbndictfbg III regard to the Wea-
ther-some complaining Of too much
and some Of too little rain. The cater.
pillars and boil worms have nearly
everywhere appeared, and while they
have done but little damage on some
plantations, on others they have out
short the prospects very considerably.
Great fear 70 expressed 'thkt the top crop
Will be entirely lost especially where the
plant Is backward. Complaints of9rot
and rust are likewise serious. The yield
VIII hardiy compare with lest years,
and with uncertain weather and further
1epreoanons from worms, the result will
Dc materialIy 0onsragsed In Louisiana,
we received thirty answers. thirteen Of
whlch report TOO much sFains and nine
ory ana more iavgrA hletweather. The
caterpillara. who'll ake reported in great
numbers throughput the State, have al
ready done considerable damage. and
SUI! continue their devastations. Rot
sHa 4uss nave also :sjassd the crop to
some extent. especially Ia those parishes
rainy weather. Picking has
generally soommencad, anG one parish
reports greater yield than last year,
while the balance report shorter crops.
tHty letters have been received from
1ofty-eight Counties IN Texas. The
generel character OF the weather has
Deen favorable since last report. Most
OF tne complaints are from the Counties
Dordering on the Gull. we have much
complaint OF damage byi \ my or boil
" worms, but little from; rot i. or rnet.
!hlrty:o :one letters have been received
from tWenty'tonr Opunties In Tennes.
gee Inc WeathesS An fthis State was
generally warm ana dry and its effects
are represented as rather favorable. No
W. worms, rust or TOT ere complained Of.
Inc only cause OF dissatisfaction is the
eneualng on the ground OF bolts and
forms, reducing the prospects for the
toR crop. Picking has oommencad, and
MI MIL pe general about the 10th Instant.
Ans yteld glu,ba about equal to that'of
Ses. year! Ile minority OF our cores
PT4naeats seem .!ncnned to think favor.
aoly ot5 tue yieia' although our reports
ase lasnf. 'connieape. we have hfty-'
G Sro t1stass ION tossy Oonntles In North
0asSlsna s;N Al .ous. three complain OF
shas shosSsase La, rams, causing the plant to
snou Dau!yi H1 9omPiaints OF worms,
Dr. p;"h;Sn SonsauslsD.e M;', s aamage rom rust.
s,snt s NIL. M Vs 9ene1at ny me Ioth IN
taGs M M;tHFG !tost .. sne 1sual lime the
y",. soos Ha W SeS somewnas iess than last
Tnn.; yHa, sfom SCUM OaloEnn' seven
TSa yS ,.HS., .oG ~ ewen.y.ohe letters.
taa, " ea:a, o.Ioe QUE ihss leport, mas
ssaHSseu'lsty wei and complaints
;no & ,H.sai ir;nsaa " .nu1 sue1uatog ana rust nay
W., L.eu ue plsns materially.
h.o.a sso' ase tep3rteo "a most cases
..o, uus ~isuout oo'n8 much