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THE CRoPs-Ths Bayon Sara Ledger says-The corn crop of this Parish said be good but season has been rather too wet for cotton

 The St Francsvie Chronicle i've have had a great deal of rain, and planters say the grass s bad

 The Louisville Journal of the 9th inst speaks of the effect of the drought upon the Hemp crop of Kentucky Accounts from all Of this State represent crops having suffered extremely from the long continued drought. An intelligent hemp grower and manufacturer gave his opinion Saturday, that the hemp crop of Kentucky would be from one-lhrd one half short Tobacco has suffered much hemp or more.

 The Montgomery (Aa.) Journal of Wednesday says We have had delightful showers since last issue, and fhe in the adjacent country improving wonder fully under this influence. The prospect for heavy corn crop better this of the year. Cotton not quite as promising.

 TEXAS CRoPs-The Galveston News says-We have Information from the Brnzos that the crops river the Caney and Colorado better in the reco- lection of the oldest settlers The crop remark ably good, and is now made beyond all contingency The cotton will be open and ht for picking in July.