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Mr. O. says 10 relation to the crop Of last year. that
ne has thought proper in this recaptuatisn include
the cstern sugar estimated At per cent on the crop,
believing that portion Of il will be reboiled BY
the planters themselves the rsfnes last year lost
money at the prices they paid and besides II 10 really
sugar and should therefore be estimated in the CROP


"The molasses was the the last year. ID gene
rally estimated less than usual bat whilst the old
plantations have made less than usual the new ones
have given fuller yield and 1t will therefore not be
estimate it at less tina fotyfve gallons per
1000 pounds sugar, upwards Of nine millions Of gal
Ions.


Though, with extended culture and new plant ations
on the river and Bayou Lafourche, the parishes have
yielded less than last season. with few exceptions all
planters have fallen short while the Auahspas parishes
have produced considerable more than last season.


"Ths ssiiy irost has probably Injured the crop TO the