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CRoPs n TExAs.-The following i from
the Brazoria Planter Of the 3lst ult.:


"The com crop through this section oi
country is generally housed, and the yield
has been most ahundant--the average pro
duct on different farms varying rom - 10
10 bushels per acre. The cotton crop al
though the season has been very favorable
for picking, is not yet gathered. The plant
is now in full bloom, loaded with squares,
blossoms and young bolls. II the frost
should keep back a fortnight or month the
planters will have second crop equal 70 the
first. the result ofihe late rains. The cane.
which was much srunicl by The summer
drought, revived from The rains which fell
in August. and is rapidly maturing. We
expect this year to make a good show in
sugar. The small experiments that have
been made in Tobacco promise well, and
from The quality and the amount produced
per acre we may sct this article down a.
one Of The great staples Of Texas.