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The CRofs-The late crop of Rice just har-
vested and now In the course of manufacture for
market. is about an average oneand of good quail,
ity. The pea crop is short and the potatoes yield
better than was anticipated. The corn crop gen.
erally in the Immediate neiehborhood is fair
The Weld at Mr. B. AIlston's Richmond planta-
ton is larger than In any former year, turning
out more thac 1000 bushels and one field yielding
42d bushels 10 the acre.


The best and largest esIs of flint corn we have
seen for many year were sent us few weeks
ago BIZ MIR C. r. Ha;nes from Mr. C. T. Loun-
des' plantation ON North Santee, though the
yiela to the acre was not more than fifteen OF SIX
teen bushels. The sample sent US was remarka-
BILE forits peary appearance, and one ear contain
ed more than 500 grains. [Winyah Observer.