The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-19
with late fall 75 per cent Plant small

with late fall, 75 per cent. Plant small but fruiting we'll Corn looks well.
 Lowndes County-E. Farrior: Indica- tions point to about half crop of cotton and corn. With most favorable conditions two-thirds of a crop possible.
 Lowndes County-W. l.. Carlisle: With average conditions. 65 to 70 per cent cot ton crop. With favorable conditions, 10 per cent to so per cent.
 LoWndes County-E r. Goldsmith: Cot ton, 55 per cent; corn, 50 per cent. On- der most favorable conditions, with unus- ually late fall, 75 per cent cotton.
 Madison County-W A. Sanford: Av- craze conditions of corn, 40 per cent. On- der most favorable conditions will make 50 per cent. Corn, hay and oats, full crop
 Marengo County-W. B. Cooper; Under most favorable conditions, 50 per cent of cotton crop
 Monroe County-J l. Watson: Average conditions 60 per cent; under most favora- ble conditions, TO per cent. Corn and other food stuffs poor.
 Monroe County-J. K. Kyser: Cotton at present is doing fine, still about month behind. With favorable conditions think we will make two-thirds of crop. Corn is about an average.
 Monroe County-McCreary & Co.,: With average conditions, 65 per cent cotton. Under most favorable conditions TO per cent Corn in this section is very poor.
 Montgomery County-M. McL.emore: Av- craze cotton TO per cent; most favorable from now on. 80 per cent. Cotton small and poor stands.
 Perry County-R. A. Hardie: Average condition of cotton crop 60 per cent. Un- der most favorable conditions 60 per centt Food stuffs about 50 per cent.
 Perry County-J. F. Suttle: With aver age conditions, GO and 65 per cent; with
 Na a- cent. Corn late.
 Perry County-W. H. Tayloe: Not over 60 per cent cotton; under most favorable conditions, 75 per cent.
 Randolph County-G. o. Hill: Average cotton 55 per cent; under most favorable conditions, s5 per cent. Corn, peas, pota- toes and cane, 80 per cent Hall and wind storms have damaged many crops.
 Sumpter County-P. Willingham: Cotton fully one month late. Under most favor able conditions not over 60 per cent possi- ble. Corn crop very much improved Pea crop good.
 Sumter County-J P. Ramsey: Cotton Is one month late, and with favorable condi- tions from now on can't make more than two-thirds of crop. Average condition now. 55 per cent Corn, peas and pota- toes doing we'll. Would say corn is about S5 per cent. The hay crop Is fine
 Shelby County-M. F. Holmes: With av- craze conditions 50 per cent crop cotton. Under ideal conditions, 75 per centt.
 St. Clair County-W w. Vim: Aver age condition of cotton crop 60 per cent; under fovaroble conditions 65 per cent. Corn badly eaten up by worms.
 Sumter County-W. E. McGowen: Indi- cations are for two-thirds of cotton crop. Under most favorable conditions not over two-thirds. Young corn good; old corn very poor.
 Ta1ladega County-W. B. Montgomery: With average conditions I think we will get 6o per cent of a cotton crop. With most favorable conditions possibly 75 per cent.
 Talapoosa County-B. H. Walker: Un- der most favorable conditions will aver age 10 per cent cotton. Corn about one half crop.
 Tuscaloosa County-G. W. Christian: Average conditions 60 per cent; most fav- orable 10 per cent.
 Walker County-C. D. Long: Average condition of cotton 60 per cent; most fav- orable, 75 per cent. Corn crop fine.