Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-19

THE CROPS-We give below re-
ports of the condition of the crops from
twelve counties in North Carolina and
three in South Carolina, which will be
found to represent them as nearly cor
rect as possible, being from actual
examination by our correspondent.
The summary of which is, that while
the planters have planted about the
same quantity OF land III cotton as last
year, they have prepared the land bet
ter and are paying more attention to
grain.
MISUNDERSTANDING about the same as
last year. The crop was made very
late by the cold. damp weather OF
Spring. but now cotton is clean and
generally doing well. Corn fair but
not as good as usual.
GREENI3-Is about as Wilson, cotton
small but doing well. Corn better than
in Wilson, but the whole has been
somewhat injured by heavy washing
rains and wind. Acreage III cotton
fully as much as last year, with more
corn and more oats.
WAYNE-Cotton looking well, not
quite SO much planted, more corn and
more oats than last year. Corn grow
| ing finely.
JoHNsroS-Quite as much cotton
| planted as last year. Corn about the
same. not looking SO well. River low
grounds have been flooded and some
corn and oats lost. Cotton fair.
WAKE-Has planted as much cotton
as last year. Small grains are doing
well. Corn about as last wear.
| DUpLN-About one-third less cot
| ton planted than last year. More corn
and small grain. Crop of ali looks
well. Duplln is going to make ner
own provisions this year.
SAMPsoN-Ten to fifteen per cent.
less cotton planted More corn and
oats. Crop looks fair Stand not as
good as it ought TO be. Trying to
raise provisions for home use.
UEIoN-Whcat very good. Cotton
small but growing finely; bad stand
in some parts. Corn looking very well
and quite forward in the bottoms.
VIII raise nearly enough provis;ousfor
Ler own use.
A&soH-IIas planted rs much cotton
rs ever, perhaps. 4 little more than
last year. Wheat and oats good and
being harvested. Com as III Union.
Pee Dee river mas injured some Of the
corn crops on the bottoms.
RICInIoHD-Nut quite So much cot
ton planted as last wear. More attcn-
t;on paid to grain. kBoth III Arson and
Richmond some parties are cEpori-
tncntiuc With clover with fine I, suits
90 fax
!,elEss.,, charge in the acre
az" has been so slight that it is not
perceptib!e. Crop look, well ana is
growing finely.
fUssssCs-Ti.is. county is steadily
No.. 'ot4o,4;na - ,ea;,i - tba ,,ra,,.,r.,
TO-, If tba Iandt aH3 the .rf,,, ioal-s
Ill tn Vii i,a ,,,o,.l, o,~,iI ,aisad
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~ G ~ Cotton, : sr,.Il for
49,, aasn''. sia1,1 NV c,oi C1,
w.. ~, "a an .,vnrara l,,,t n,nra nit.
ed and more ont. GROW :ng Well with
fair promise.
D,RLrzarox, s. C.-Pianters found
great difficulty in getting " stand, and
1t - not a good ole. but the cotton IS
growing off we'll and gives hneprOmise.
More oats sowcd than last year Corn
about the same and looking well.
MARLBORO, s. c., had the same
trouble as darlington in getting .
a stau1-las fair one Cotton grows
finely anl j. clean. Co:n about rs last
wear. More oats.
C9@rtfEPCTAT, TPJTO1IE-Voi
ve9tIer and the o,nroacl, of the mid
die Of J,1ne arc not circumstances IA
voroI,in To activity in trade and vet
dnrino thc past week a very fair bust
nese has hcan done and the
to,,n Of commercial CIRCLES remain
e+o,d, E;n,ncial ot2,, ire ror,oin n,,,ch
~ &c.,, -, ros Loo, ,ra,-io,3sII- 70
, W., tThn MISUNDERSTANDING, from,
tpnas;i,nt (,rsnt on tEo snI,;act of
N,+innoi fino,,no c,nsad 4 dncIina of !
,ro,. cant y, lroI1 on3 checked cnnc7lla-
tt;ye oction INIT there was q recovery
~ hotb ,1artinnlars while the rng,11ar
+roda I,as l,aen Good &C tho~n vas res
49,, - o1-,>ocF
On tite 3eGel"i eo.nii-Ni GA '' a., IL
hahcl''l o1'''''Ioii lH0 -f0" hoi - '"SHi'
ping LtSt says
The state OF trade, as whole, Is
not active, though lt Is, perhaps, as
! good as could be expected, all things
considered. The export movement
| holds on WonoeEIuily Well, the out1ioW
OF ofe>'u stuiIS DelhS eSpecI'iiy :'cIlNe
OWING to the urgent necesSltles OF
Western Europe Inc pef1od mas ar
rived When ISht nome tfa'te Is expect
eu rs y Hi''''ei % co'f9v' "'0 o"ino
10 Tue economic sen"Shey III con con Ter
claI movements y, ior " Se'.f pt7V, ana
especiaIly since me pane tile nee .sssa1
tles Oh CONSUMES - sucn ''S 70 coh1f'5I
frequent fe5'ieHisliileH' oi oe,Ie.Gu
s5ochs; anu tlliI process yves 70 uIe
liiLi Nc io oi, 'li I;4aI;t,, w.
s,s,enoo "ton' a, - ~ Ti+ness Ietve m
are roo"' III W fnai;o. - omo Of
ee"9oiio' nc 80, 90 =, ~ ~
announcements, ',aseu On cneeti lug
crop rePor's' ana 'ite. 'iic't'noli1 VI an
ac.iVG ''ll :ia,si - ,l,,1 ~ otaalIa
n t " o1 - IL ;,tn,.;a. S,.a
Di Eoou 800 " ~, ,,,,,e,,a IL lar al H. y
$500 - ,o,,',''jsi~''It-,f vii, - fr,it-
FL I',.,1act ,,,,t ,,nI.oero.;I,- ,,oI-o
~; IL ~, - 4I,o coo.o,, 60,
t til,ne b' riT5 a(rai,, .ono"s ro1,nd
So ,'o ,>rlrr I'll oo,,.I,,Ia 49, nc
euptG 10 90 it.''' 90
lns'i tliag liui.rl6 ~
go 80 ~, $1,000 ,',rr 80
LII fror,, 40 CISr,nl;tfoa Of Corfn:1