New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
Crop PROSPECTS.

Mcssrs. McKillOp e. Sprague OF the Com
mercia Agency report the crop prospects folowsi
Since last We have reports from more than 200
counties IN tie States named below. and from which We
had not any previous adviees.
ALABAMA -Thc prospects Of tho cotton crop continue
very good No appearance Of the cotton-worn yet ana
il tho continues favorable the crop VIII be the
than was expected, and Is good The corn crop will be
the best for many years.
ise good Corn Will be better than for many
years-heayior than any year since the war In some
counties oats raised than ever before aud the crop
GEoRciA.-Camden. Sumter Hancock Early, scriven
COlqutt. Wilkinson. and ui'man Counties report corn
and cotton suffering froui the dry, hot weather. The
other portions Of the State from wnch have reports
his week do not complain. With weeks favorable
weather tho corn crop will be tho best for series Of
years. Wheat and oats have been harvested, an Doth
will DC fully up to last year. though there decrease in
the acreage More small grain has been grown through
out the state than usual and has yielded we'll
SOUTH CAKOLINA.In Colleton. Orangeburgh, Beaufort
and Banewell district! the corn and cotton crops are
oncr portions of the state promise good yield Of corn
and in tie districts named above good rain would prob
q, cr crops except ru very good; and making allow
for loss by drouth in some places the state VIII
probably fall little snort of an average crop vi every
thing.
NORTH C,RoLINA.The season is about ten days later
than usual Upland corn IS very inc but III some OF tho
lOwands the prospects not good either Tor corn or
cotton II disaster occurs fun average OF botn may
be expected from c state though some counties WIN po
deficient. The irult cropa failure Wheat crop, which
has been harvested, excellent.
VI.GINIA.-Me have reports from 80 counties, and
every without exception, writes That the corn crop
will be unusually large and good. Some sections report
the wheat crop light ana comparing the avices IRON
ali the counties, We should report the crop OF tho STATE
full per short in wheat Tobacco has been more
extensively planted than ever anu the promise thus iar
Is better than usual The fruit crop Is not good IN
any section which have reports. except Pied
mont County. From That the report Is That the
crop in that region is very promising. On the Whole tne
prospects OF the state are hatterinS compared VIII,
almost any year since the war. .
WEST IIkGhIA.-in The tohaccogrowing sections me
amount planted has been very largely increased and the
prospect for Il tine crop Is good. The wneui which has
been cut will not exceed twO-tlirls CROP and sUo
damage has been done by rain, while in the shock The
auple crop has not suffered severely by Spring frOsts
as was supposed. there will be by any
full crop The corn crop promises considerably above an
average aid with favorable weather the quaHty anu
quantity Will be all that could be desired.
OHO-Fiom this State We have reports OF AZ counties
and they from different lions. The estimate OF the
area under cultivation is nearly double last year Noble
Adams Mont goIDery, Guernsey, and Belmont Counties
report ia ,orDy of the tobacco crop. Brown County,
large portion Of when table land not well drained,
Dor that long inlcd rain has injured bulh corn
and tobacco Tie fruit crop il from every quarter
ported almost failure. The crops Of small gian, III
Guiding wheat, viii be large, but not very profitable To
tue farmers as the yield per acre will be fnt and wet
irst-rate and nay Is d heavy crop ,,
WisooNsN.Ine hy fo mas Degn gatnedeG IRON most %s
growing crops is pronounced spendd-better tlan Tor
many years. wiC tao solitary exception OF Polk county,
being harvested In good ORDER aud win The PROMISE VI
hcaVy yield Farmers aud merchants feel cheerful and
ILLNois-The fine weather continues and the fears OF
injury by rain which were felt two weeks ago nave been
b,lsncs per acrei Oar correspondent in that county
writes 1.-THE Granger is clnldiike and bland, anu
average O the STATE wheat will not be fun crop but
tuan itiil of corn. -
heavy as of June will not he 50 severe rs was feared
The gram crops generally VIII be good ..,,.o. l.,
i.ihc same remarks respecting the weather IN
Illinois aud Iowa VIII apply TO tnio state. 10 that while
wheat wall be sholt viii be large aud good crop