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Clarice County, Va. — Very good iu some portions of the county; in 

 otliers mncli injured by the drought. 



Norfolli County, Va. — Three-fourths of a crop ; drought. 



Prince Edwardh County, Va. — At least twenty per cent, better than 

 last year. 



King George County, Va. — Limited sections have had rains sufficient 

 to make a fair average crop. Very little made in other parts of the 

 county. The general crop about equals the short yield of last year. 



Boclcbrulge County, Va. — Large quantity of corn injured on river bot- 

 toms by the freshet, so that stock will not eat it. 



Henry County, Va. — A full crop, though many fields have not been 

 well cultivated. 



Lincoln County, N. C. — Seventy-five per cent, better than last year. 



Gaston County, W. C. — A full crop. 



Curritucli County, N. C. — In some localities the corn crop is good, in 

 others inferior ; the yield will be a fair average. 



Carteret County, N. C. — Heaviest crop ever raised in this county. 



Duplin County, JV. C. — Most planters have raised an abundance of 

 corn. 



Anson County, N'. C. — A good crop. 



Stanley County, N. C. — Crop materially injured by drought on upland. 



Caldwell County, N. C. — Considerable rotten corn, owing to wet wea- 

 ther. 



Davidson Cotmty, N. C. — Crop over an average. 



Halifax County, N. C. — An unusually short crop, owing to heavy rains 

 in June and poor cultivation. The acreage is also less than last year. 



Abbeville County, S. C. — Two tenths better than last year. 



Greenville County, S. C. — Injured by dry weather in July. 



Chester County, S. C. — Corn generally good, except iu bottom lands. 



Lexington County, S. C. — Much better than last year. 



Richland County, 8. C. — Crop above average, except on the best corn 

 lands, where it falls below. 



Clay County, Ga. — Ten per cent, better than last year. 



Schley County, Ga. — Plenty of corn for this county. 



Jackson County, Ga. — Best crop for many years. Enough in the 

 county to last two years. 



Heard County, Ga. — Decidedly better than last year. 



Cratcford County, Ga. — Favorable late season has increased the crop 

 beyond expectation. 



Clayton County, Ga. — Corn injured first by wet weather in June, then 

 by drought in July and August, and also through want of proper cul- 

 ture, owing to the uncertainty of labor. 



Baldicin County, Ga. — The corn production will closely approximate 

 the wants for home consumption. That of last year fell far sliort of it. 



Colquitt County, Ga. — Good crop gathered, in good condition. 



FranJclin County^ Ga. — Fifty per cent, better than last year. 



White County, Ga. — An unusually fine crop. 



Carroll County, Ga. — Crop exceeds any known before. 



Mercer County, Ala. — Crop equal to last year. 



Morgan County, Ala. — On uplands double the crop of last year. On 

 low lauds no better than last year, in consequence of excessive rains. 



Greene County, Ala. — Crop being rapidly consumed. Barely possible 

 that enough will be gathered for home consumption. 



Dallas County, Ala. — Yield per acre 10 per cent, less than last year, 

 and inferior in quality. 



