, 1874-09-03

They havo r0cUlvou 1u3tI2I uAeR, be'hH !" hnA1c |
oi lionry $4,000 ba'oa or M increase tn value & ct
"a, 900 over tho ycar pteoeainB; 4ae Asss
car Of cotton orosaed tho bridge for tho Fast on
Thursday last. Tho crop Of 1879 II stated NJ
present is i, 105, COZ balos.
Tho New Orlensls 1'ioaWsno givaa glowing
account OF tito prospects Of theao imporsan' 7ea7
pleB. It aayH:
Tho par,aines Of Orleans Qowor part>, Bt Bernnra,
and raqa,ctuea hasa probably about w. na1S a s,a
ber Of sere Of cana to grind y ls.s III
scaaon an'onn y u laAat 50 PET eani: M |o ySr 1erA
atu cool aud wat apring destroyed or knpt rn. @ Su
aealy tot 1s aGoyS I'm aroa s was ti IL san eonp.ra
tlvelyA VIVA ono 1nunt OF six weeks % nssnm
Tais ysar ao atas oi eano va. Up ii aho seasUn
That which wsa unnret y or6saeses 9so%t 4 rtva
RS on wsatSs S !. aS rra~ Sss 70 s ocr
vathaes Th.s s setuai number o. ssss o 70 c.ns s
.afs ~ % sr ees rssssr aaan r. I suyson and sso
and tho yield will bo over GO por cent ''A" ''
Year ., IT,. ,.uu,o, .,,,,, cro,, ,nado n,nco Tho
xar IL prospoet!ye W VIII a7orabo reports Of o
CUBAN crop 10 stimulate prieca. hn.t prospect f9r
yeur intig ths pare,with III these md other things
10 cheer them, mid also with tho knowloago at tn's ~
psntors think hat thoy lave avory reason to 10 lii
| gool npr1ss.
largest evor drown Deiow Now or1oana. During 'ha
aud last year oeyen largo sugar plantations q t9st re-
o nxs zen noy or aaa
aed to Tho aroa that Tss already In cultivation oEsf
tweye e ot . 1Fs n an $40 Sss nFS M
whole aereaga below to city te eyer loooo aeres
The yo1l 9f e new sron 20 far hss @ hsep me 9S nnS
acrcs Of lanl-ovor 1fcen por aere The quality q
tho grain Ia conEideraby better this year than 1t WE
| Inst.
In thu lower Beetson the corn crop Mill return far
thaH at lrat supposed, III ls Fans Of Juno
aud July forced already abandoned to grow With
an,uer tim lit yaars somo riantors will raiso
enough Of this crop to last tcm soyen eight mouths
rotlrn from tnor cor, lels. Fighting tic nooa was
tha ozAsr q Tho 1ay shaHs the a:ne tar
Tho grunge crop below Tho cily this aoaaon viii
about fir sysFqgo Ths gsose" t generally nat.I.
Letter Aa | H. is onae ,ne o@e vii ros
l,ansotno prolts On thelr crops. ~ there in con.
nuny growing and already great de- demand aixa o fo1
Tic anest In ho world. Te potato and various crora
Of gnrsn Vegetables the owor coa.t have been M
to sua farmsra aa Jd Jaardeers haSe sssn rvn
we'll and have prepared he!r grounds 1"s noa
,ss ss SnStsasa st1 aa ffaP &C.,
atrips % of land, each about ope-haK mi!e wide, vii
probably mako thia year abot y o ron.'s 20 .
a.ar 100 zoo barretA Of rice, 100000 gallons Of mo
lasaes thousands Of buscls Of patatoeA nearly Sa9o
worth Of oranges hoatlo"ds e nelo.ls sua sss9;s s;
| stutfs, and ulany other products Hrcat ~ satut
Verify tho lower coast ia the garden spot Of Amerlcs
. cAnsLEsssEss IN THE 61I.K TRADE,
TITO Now York Bu1|ctin roporta. thatt IL,
Shanghai Chamber of Commerce haa issue
another circular on tho subject os csfo9esa t 1 a
i It Ii stated Tint tho rneng and PacittnE q I'll
4 crop has been evon worso III 1877 and lS75 tha
+ III 1871. Tho result haa been what was thcn pre-
{ dioted that China BiIk has fallen IN value yer
q heavily. mud to n far creator o1tont than tint Q
= other countries. Tho increasing production
. si]k bus caused a tall Of 10 to l5 por cent q
q wo-roclod descriptions, sscli AZ those Of EAroI