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Heard Coifnty, Ga. — Oue-tliird larger crop than last year. 



Liberty County, Ga. — A fair crop. 



Toicns County, Ga. — Crop never better. 



Carroll County, Ga. — The crop has never been equaled in the county 



Ofilethorpe County, Ga. — Prospect of an unusually good crop. 



Chattooga County, Ga. — An unusually good crop. 



tipaldimj County, Ga. — In area and production largely in excess of 

 last year's crop. 



Nassau County, Fla. — An average crop. 



Randolph County, Ala. — Five-tentlis above an average crop, notwith- 

 standing damages by smut. 



Conecuh County, Ala. — A good crop. 



Monroe County, Miss. — A better crop than that of last year. 



Claiborne County, Miss. — A fair average yield. 



Newton County, Miss. — A decrease of 10 per cent, in acreage. Aver- 

 age condition not good. 



Grenada County, Miss. — The early planting was seriously injured 

 before the season set in. Late planting very good. 



Washington Parish, La. — The crop exceeds the highest expectations. 



Grimes County, Texas. — The crop is three-tenths larger than last year. 



Harris County, Texas. — Less land devoted to corn than last year. 



Kendall County, Texas. — A good crop is secured. 



Columbia County, ArA'.— A good average crop, but the acreage smaller 

 by two-tenths. 



Newton County, Arl: — Injured considerably by the dry weather in 

 July and August, yet the crop will be two-tenths better than last year. 



Clarlc County, ArJc. — An average crop. 



Smith County, Tenn. — A large crop. 



Coffee County, Tenn. — One of the best crops for many years. 



Gtles County, Tenn. — Xever a finer prospect for an abundant crop. 



Monroe County, Tenn. — An excellent crop. 



Humphreys County, Te/ui.— Better than for many years. 



Fayette County, Tenn. — Late corn promises an abundant yield. 



Hawldns County, Tenn.—\Ji)\mu\ better than last year; that on river 

 bottoms not so good, on account of abundant rains. 



Henry County, Tenn. — A fine crop. 



Ilaleifjh County, W. F«.— An extraordinary corn season. 



Monongalia County, W. Va. — Prospect of an average crop. 



Morgan County, W. Va. — The season has been especially favorable for 

 corn. 



Webster County, W. Va. — An excellent crop. 



Preston County, W. Va. — A bountifid crop. 



Mineral County, W. Va. — Injured by grasshoppers. 



Tyler County, W. Fa.— Injured by dry weather while the ear was 

 forming. 



Brooke County, W. F«.— In excellent condition, and farmers are in 

 expectation of at least two-tenths more than last year. 



Warren County, Ky. — The largest crop ever grown in the county. 



Henry County, Ky. — A successful crop. 



Oicen County, Ky. — There is prospect of only an average crop. 



f^cott County. Ky. — Not as heavy as was expected a month ago. 



Butler County, Kif. — A large crop. 



Shelby County, Ky. — Prospects flattering. 



Oldham County, Ky. — Never better. 



Russell County, Ky. — Better than it has been for ten years. 



Edmonson County, 111. — Appearance promising. 



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