The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-19
fully assured for at least part of the

fully assured for at least a part of the coming crop.
 Bibb County-E. N. Cottingham: Cot ton crop is very backward in our sec- ton, there being very few blooms this year and stands very poor, Prospects are that we will have very fine corn crop.
 Cherokee County-H. c. Tucker: Aver age conditions about 60 to 70 per cent probable With very favorable conditions 80 to 90 per cent probable. Food crops good
 Chiffon County-W. H. Killingsworth: Cotton conditions about 50 per cent of last year. Corn about GO per cent. Po tatoes and cane an average of last year.
 Crenshaw County-Bradley & Edwards: Cotton will possibly average 75 per cent of last year. Corn cannot go over 60 peh cent
 Conecuh County-B. H. Crumpton: Aver age condition about 80 per cent best, and 50 per cent the poorest. Probable crop about 70 per cent. Possible about 80 per cent. Much depends on the weather conditions. Corn medium; some very fine.
 Crenshaw County-C. s. Boyd: Average not more than 75 per cent.
 Crenshaw County-G. W. Rhodes: Cot ton conditions now 65 per cent. With most favorable conditions 75 per cent
  favorable conditions 90 per cent. Sugar cane so per cent. Potatoes 75 per cent Cullman County--H. A. Henderson: Cot ton 72 per cent. Corn S5 per cent. Potatoes S1 per cent.
 Dale Countyz-J. S. Edwards: With aver age condtions 75 per cent With most favorable conditions S5 per cent.
 Dallas County-M. F. Smith With aver age conditions cotton 60 per cent. With favorable conditions 70 per cent. Prob able corn crop 80 per cent. All crops improved In last two weeks especially corn. All crops 30 days late.
 Dallas County-D. B. Edwards Under average conditions 60 per cent Favorable conditions 70 per cent for cotton. Corn from 50 to 70 per cent. Hay 90 to 100 per cent. Cotton crop twenty to forty days late.
 Elmore County-J. l. Pratt: With aver age conditions for cotton 60 per cent With most favorable conditions 70 per cent Corn and oats normal
 Escambia County-W. J. Holland: With average conditions 60 per cent. With favorable conditions 70 per cent for cot ton. Corn, potatoes and cane, s5 per cent.
 Escambia County-J. W. Terry: Average conditions 70 per cent With most favor able conditions 75 per cent
 Etowah County-W. J. Arnold: With N'oi'SS tpiioltiOii oO per Ct1L or cotton crop probable. Under most favorable con- ditions 65 per cent to 70 per cent Food StuffS an average
 Etowah County-T C. Galloway: With average conditions the cotton cron will be 50 per cent, and under most favorable conditions, SO per cent. The crop is six weeks late and all the other crops are light. Corn will average 80 per cent.
 Franklin County-C. E. Wilson: With average conditions, 60 per cent With fa- vorable conditions, 75 per cent
 Greene County-A. P Smith: Not more than 65 per cent of the crop of 1908. Under most favorable conditions not over 75 per cent.
 Jackson County-J. A. McCarney: Cotton prospect has been extremely bad, but has rapidly improved, so that 50 per cent probable with ordinary season, has be- come 100 per cent possible with ideal con- ditions.
 Hale County-E. NJ. Elliott: Cotton will avarege 65 per cent With most favorable conditions. 80 per cent. Having too much rain. Cotton Is doing well, but small and poor stands.
 Houston County-George Leslie: Cotton crop average 80 per cent Most favorable conditions, 90 per cent. Corn, potatoes, peanuts, peas and all food crops doing well.
 Houston County-W. J. Reynolds: With average conditions two-thirds of a crop. Under most favorable conditions, about three-fourth of a crop. Food stuffs about three-fourths of a crop.
 Lauderdale County-R. c. Smith: With average conditions, 70 Der cent cotton crop. Under most favorable conditions, 75 per cent possible.
 Lawrence County-Jourd White: The sunshine and showers for past three weeks have greatly improved crops. Cot ton is still small but improving We cannot make more than half a cotton crop. Corn late, but prospects for more than an average crop. Oats were splen- did; best in years. Food crops good.
 Marion County-H. o. Sargent: We could not expect over half a crop of cotton Under most favorable conditions we couldn't go over 65 per cent. Corn will average about 75 per cent; 50 per cent oats were lost on account of rust. Crops late. not cotton bloom yet
 Lamar County-R. L.. Bradley: With most favorable condition, 75 per cent of cotton and food stuffs will be made.
 Lee County-Hudmon & Co.,: With av- craze conditions this section will make 30 per cent Under most favorable condi- lions. S5 per cent. Food crops full av- craze.
 Lee County-C. R. McCrary: With av- craze conditions, 80 per cent cotton; with ideal seasons, 90 per cent. Oats. co per cent; wheat, 40 per cent; corn, 80. Cotton is looking healthy, but very small. Fully three weeks late.
 Limestone County-W. N. Richardson: With average conditions we can make D per cent of crop of cotton. Under most favorable conditions not more than 50 per cent of a crop.
 Limestone County-George Malone: An average of cotton. 60 per cent. Possibly.