The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-10

1Os; cultivation. 81; condition of plant. IS
weather bad, crop later; selected seed
planted, 100.
Clay-Acreage 142; stand. 90; CONNER
cial fertilizers, 100; done site manures, 100
cul ivaii n, 90; condit on of plant, So
weather fair, crop later; selected seed
painted, 80.
Ctlumbia-Acrea age, 113; stand. 105; COM
mercial ferti izers, rs; domestic manures
IS; cultivation, IS; condition of plant. 9S
weather good, crop later, selected seed
plan ed. 10Y
Gadsden-Acresg 112: stand. no. COM
mercial fer lizels liz; domestic manures
100; cutivaI n, 1903; condition of plant
10; weathe" coed, crop earlier; selected
seed PLANTED, 105.
Hamilton-Acrea age lip; stand. 49, COM
merc.al fertilizers, 1913: domestic manures
100; cultivation. 95 coLdition of plant, 80;
wea her fair, crop later, selected seed
pl nted, SO.
Jefferson-Acreage. lis; stand, 49, com
mercial fertilizers, l1S; domestic manures,
50; cultivation. 9S; condition of plant, 105
weather, good; crop, earlier; selected seed
planted, 80.
Lafayette-Acreage III; stand, 103: COM
mercial fertilizers, 10; domestic manures,
100; cultivation, SO; condition of plant, 90;
weather good; crop. earlier; selected seed
planted, 100
Lake-Acreage. 40: stand, lis; CONNER
cial fertilizers. 30; domestic manures, 100;
cultivation. 1907 condition of plant, 1l2;
weather good; crop, earlier; selected seed
planted. 100
Levy-Acreage. ia; stand, 90; CONNER
cial fertilizers, 125; domestic manures, 100;
cultivation, 80; condition of plant, 81;
weather, fair; crop, later; selected seed
planted "a
Madison-Acreage lis; stand 100; COM
mercial fertilizers. 10S; domestic manures.
| 100; cultivation. 113; condition of plant 100;
weather. fair; crop, later; selected seed
planted 107.
Marion-Acreage, 40; stand, 101; COM
mercial fertilizers. 100; domestic manures,
1903; cultivation, 105; condition of plant,
III; weather, good; crop, as early; select
ed seed planted. 40.
Nassau-Acreage, 100; stand. 100; COM
mercial fertilizers. 100; domestic manures,
100; cultivation, 1903; condition of plaut,
| 100; weather, fair; crop later; selected
seed planted, 100.
Putnam-Acrenge 115; stand. 1O5; com
mercia fertilizers, 100: domestic manures
| 100; cultivation. 10; condition of plant.
100; weather, bad crop later; selected seed
| planted, 10.
Sumter-Acreage, 1ls; stand, l13; COM
mercial fertilizers. 100; domestic manures,
100; cultivation, 1l3; condition of plant, 113
weather, fair; crop, earlier; selected seed
/
Suwannee-Acreage 126; stand, 104; CON-
mercial fertilizers, III; domestic manures
l0o; cultivation, 80; condition of plant, 95
weather. fair; crop. later; selected seed
| planted, 101
Taylor-Acreage. lis; stand, 1901. CONNER
cial fertilizers, 100; domestic manures, 100
cultivation, 100; condition of plant, 100
weather. good; crop, later; selected seed
planted. 100.
| While a good reason cannot be advanced
! by experts for it, over a part of the sea
island cotton belt of Florida, the plan.
is looking yellow and hard, not having the
thrifty growth it should have at this
season OF the year. Barring certain Sec
tons of florida where interested parties
have sold. credited or given away fins
grades of imported seed, the balance Of
the state have not been as careful as
usual as to quality of seed planted
| Having made estimates in regard to the
sea island cotton crop of South Corolina
Georgia and FRrlda, for the past sixteen
| years and knowing each and every dis
| trict as we do in the entire sea islands
cotton belt, as to the localities where the
cotton is grown. character of soil kind Of
| seed planted. fertilizers used, and the con.
| ditons of the weather, all necessary q
ala in making a close estimate we fee
confident in estimating the prospect of the
| crop a the present time in the three
states above mentioned, from 10 to Is pei
cent. larger than last year.