The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-09-28

tidewater section: elsewhere normal; sweet
potatoes. peanuts, late truck and pastures
show improvement; corn all cut. Yield
above average: tobacco practically all cut
and housed: wheat seeding well advanced;
some fall blowing yet to be done.
North Carolina-Anothcr very warm.
week but with favorable showers in many
counties and heavy local rains IN Halifax
and Warren; cotton nearly al! Omen; lar
mers gathering corn. digging potatoes and
peanuts, and blowing for winter wheat ana
oats.
South Carolina-1Id heat with
practically no rain; cotton about all open
and two-thirds picked, estimated yield
about half OF July outlook; sweet potatoes.
peas and turnips nearly failures weather
disastrous to garden truck: 100 dry Tor
plowing and seeding, rain would not ben
eft maturing crops.
Florida-EXcellent week for harvesting
corn. cotton and hay, but very unsatis-
factory for all growing vegetation. hot
and dry over greater portion Of western,
northern and central divisions: quite SEA-
sonable over few counties in southern SEE
tons; drought delays planting winter gar
dens, except in southern sections: rams
light and scattered.
Alabama-Drought partially lrolsen by
showers on 21St. cotton nearly all open and
picking being pushed to completion; some
complaint of inferior limits. sugar ,aue poor
yield, and no Improvement in minor crcps.
no fall planting done. ard timber oy.ng on
account of lack of moisture.
MiSsissippi-Nery little change IN crop
conditions: cotton and corn turning out
better than expected IN some localities:
cotton making new growth in some sec
lions, but too late for DEVELOPMENT; DicE-
ing progressing rapidly. and there VIII he
little to pick after September Both. corn
being gathered, fall gardens need rain
all crops below average. except ia a few
favored sections.
Louisiana ravora5l,,we for harvesting
corn, rice. hay and cotton. picking near
Ing completion ia some sections while
others report probable completion by Oc-
tober lSt; cane improving. color good !.
growing well. continued drought IN north
portion prohibits fan blowing seeding and
growth of vegetation over large areas
TeXaS-CottOn picking progressed rap
Idly until the close Of the week when rain
over the western portion OF the state re-
tarded work i'm that section and lowered
crop viii more than cOunterhalance dam
age. rains have been favorable for fan
blowing and wheat sowing and have i'm
proved fan crops. corn gathering con-
tinues.
characterization Of cotton remains
unchanged; picking has been delayed by
excessively high temperature. vet fair
progress has been made. all minor crops
greatly injured by drought and rain is
much needed for fall blowing.
TenneSsee-CoOlcr weather and light
showers. hut no material benefit. last
weeks conditions practically unchanged:
favorable for gathering matured crop. cot
ton nearly all open and about half picked.
tobacco curing progressing. corn maturing
much earlier than usual aud gathering
begun; much forage stored. late crops an
shortened by drought, pastures failed
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