, 1875-12-14

L Slightly DtscourRRinE Report Ito.
celvcd FOR lilu Month Of Noycnber.
New on1kANB, La., Dec. 13.-Erom thia state,
t'onty.aye par,shos furnish twoatY-nns lo.tars.
which report tho weather during November NJ
much lesa favorable than last year. About per
cent Of the crop had heeu gathered, and the TO-
malnder, With fsir weather, wonld bo gathered
BY tho lat OF January. Tho increase in tho slc!d
to Dec. was about q per cent. Owing to tho
extremely unfnyorab1e soaaon for SAYING tho
crop. tho quality Of the cotton Hlll be much
1owor than usual.
From al,eslsMppi NO hare rocoiyel sixty-fouF
replies. Tho Woathes. ~ compared wlth Inst
yenr, waa usually ntatdd a. leas favorable, pro-
venting plcklug. M1ty pee cent Of tho crop ia
nlready gathered. II was os.imstod that al will
bn picked by tho first weok III January. Tie
yield, as compared With last year. wilt increase Ia
to 10 par cent. T'loso ia great complaint OF min
washing out open bo1la, and much injury /. said
to have heen done to tho quality Of tho cotton
thereby.
From Atlapsas NO hare thirty reports from
twenty-threc counties. MINI report mora favor
able uoathos. nine about tho Same, aud twelvo
less, oaiag to hoavy rains cloudy and cold
| wssthor. 4 proportion Of tho crop picked aver
ages Is per cont, and the average tuo at which
tlNkIHF Wal Ua Culuth6k9A IN v. AHG hFht-
ags inalsAso in yjold Ia estimated 1t 20 per cent.
Labor III reported In many paocs ~ do6oinnt.
Boms hauda hayo hbondoued their crops, Tho
cotton that will DO saved altar tho dato Of
the!r reposta will gencra!ly bo Of low grades,
tfashy aud duaty owlng to tie rains beating tho
cotton On Tho ground.
From tho Charleston Department We hare The
replies Of slxtS-s@o correspondence IN twenty
elk couus!cu. Tho weather dur4ug November
haa been about ~ favorable as last ytar to
gathering cotton. Tho past ton days, Low.
| over, haTo boen generally cloudy with eone
rain. Thlrty-onc correspondents report picking
aY finished in their sootion; tho remainder
say that from thres-fourshs to ssren-etghths 10
now gathered aud that pscking will 10 iluislsl
by tho 18th to tho 20th ,nst. Tho yield shows :
falling III In companion. noports from thlr-
te0n aounsioa aato that the yisld of Int from
soed.ooston IL from 10 to 20 per cent less than
usnht.
From tho Savannah Department, nonsgla,
twenty Iopllcs stata that tho weather Btues Nov.
i has beon More favorable than last year,
twenty eight sopl!ss shst It hAs baen less {ayus-
ablo, aud tHenly-thrcs that It has boeu
about the samc. The spring WAS cold and lato.
4 aevsro drought Affected tie plauk iu July, and
tho noathar fos two wesks has boou thB very op
pDs.ss Of what MA necessary to develop tue
lsto csup. The crop tas baeu pretty nell esth-
elrd il. rloGing will cioso about tho 18Th Ut
psceuluer. but, iu some sscsious, wAero
tl!c1e IL . ton crop. L wlll DO psoloux-
ed beyond thai tins. Prospects btvo ncs
chsngeu sinca The last sepo.. Tho docreaao
from last year viii bu about u per cont Iha
snfdtilo crop wap poor. aud oxpsctA ious fsom tho
top crop have not beou soallxad. The weather
ths past two wetks has ueen cloud, RAINY, aud
warm IN Middle sad Southwest Ooorgis.
1u bottom and ssrohy dry lApds tho piaut
hsa \ considerable amount OF green
| bella upon Ii. Ihoy arc large, and
| seem to 10 natural, but do not open. aud appear
clear wcath1r after ID to ,sen the bo!ls. II ID
stsll IN open question whether much will b.
gausd by thls secopd groHsh, induced hy Augus$
rains.
From Florida th4teon ropltes stste that tho
meas4sr, Iu;a RoY. !, bts been more 1aYosabls