The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-15

y Nv ORLEANS, November 10 l !I'
Committee on Information and Stalls
tics of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange,
to whom have been entrusted the duty
of compiling National cotton crop re.
port, made up from returns o! the varl-
Gus exchanges appointed therefor by the
| National Cotton Exchange Of America,
beg leave to submit the following report
for the month OF November:
New Orleans Dcpartment-Nrw Or
leans Cotton Exchange, report covering
that part Of the State OF Mississippi not
apportionrd to the Memphis and Mobile
Cotton Exchanges, the entire State Of
louisiana and the State of Arkansas
south of the Arkansas river. Louisi.
ana From twcnty-eight parishes We
We have received 43 letters reporting
less favorable weather. \ little more
than half the crop had been gathered
and with favorable weather all will be
gathered by the first Of January. The
yield, as compared with last year viii
increase | | per cent. There had been
no killing frost. bu. considerable dam
age had been done by storms. Mls,is.
sIppl-52 answers from this State, the
average date of which Is the first instant
report the weather as favorable and about
the same rs last year, About 10 per
cent of the crop Is reported picked aud
it Is calculated that NIL the crop VIII be
gathered by the last of December. Pick.
ing mas Deem retardeo III So"'' 'ou'''
ties Oy SICKNESS among I"c
lsborers and the late elections, kust
and rot have injured the yield from TO
! per cent winch, II Is reported Will eA'
ceed last year IRON l. 10 ID per cent l"
Arkansas the weather Is geheraily re-
ported favorable Tor gathering the crop
OF which 10 per cent l. already picked
Light troatS have occurred IN the otate
from the 10Th to the 1oth oi Oc'ooer,
but 1t Is almost universally reported "'
having done no damage to the crop
Rust and rot nave not INJURED the crop,
the average yieIl beng iuiIy oO per cent
in excess OF last year. The crops VIII De
all gathered by the first week Ill JAN
uary' 90.
Charleston DePaFtii''hl hl-C ''"' 'es'o''
Cottoh EAchaiSe, covering '"o ''a'o
oi 9outn oaroIIna' reports TT' 'i''9 -.T".
replies rom - counties. Inv "c"'nT'
during october mas oeeH very laN"'a0''
for gathering the crop, generally more 80
than last wear. There was EllIlhg iroNt
throughout the State on the 'th o! O'.
tober, dong some damage 10 I"'+ cotton
but having little ehect on most OF 'H'
crop exceeding arF weather. anu u,
many secIiohS IHc iI"sI nav '"uS0N
to mature very early three-lourLhS oI
the crop Is now gathered ana WIN IaFor-
able weather picking VIII De hhi'hea Dy
the 10Th to the 5Oth of NoVemogr' Ihe
average yield VIII be snort ol i"SI year
." per cent. Inc INJURY 70 Tue ''o2 ~
rust mas Oeeh severe III man! section, VI
TINS state Out 1t Is lhPoSIioL' 70 s''g ;s. ,ll.
percenl"Se- Eleven Ieii'e' iiU"I 9'S".
counties reP"Ft 'h' lIciu on '"' i'o'I'
seed cotton To Oo ihuch ics' tha'' u>""',
requiring d@o pounds TO "oo P'"nu' o'
Seep cotton 10 produce ~" Po"""'' ""'' =
aS 9oo is the usu"I quantity: ,,..
Savannah Department" n"'"hh"h oo'-
ton Exchange report covering hortherh,
middle and southwestern Georgia anu
State oil r Florida. Georgia ne weather
has been good and aS favorable as last
year ior gathering the crop. mere was
!lsht frost on or about the Io'h OF We.
tober, doing but slight damage. About
two.thirds OF the crop Is now PICKED, ana
VII! generally finished by the last OF No.
yember. The average yield VII! be over
upper cent less than last year :. 4ne P'aht
Is small but was wei, well irult'd. Inc Top
crop does not lu.nII eHP''.A.i ,A..E. ms, nv =;
having rgcoVertd from ,!, Inc "IouS"' !"
JuIy. ne FuSn II on tlT ln, .'SnI i",,tS las
iesseHrd I, 'ae yea IUI! ~ Pc, oe',', .,,I
FLORIDA. Inc weather H"' gSe" g, SIo1
ana rs i"'ofabIe "' Ia't year n''' r,ss ri"s
been no INJURY from lne lre'N't, nc