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CorToS AND SUGAR CRoPs IN TEXAS The editor
Of the Galveston Neics, who has recently travelled
between Galveston and Maagorda, extending from 6fty
to one hundred miles in the interior and including Aus
tins Bayou, Oyster Greek, the Brszos, Bernard Old Ca
Peach Creek and the Colorado, that the cotton
crop In the greater part Of that region much superior


to any he ever the United States and he believes
will yield from 900 TO 1900 pounds 10 the The
sugar CROP" he says, 10 now generally made have
seen but two or three sugar plantations and upon these
the yield s little short Of 900 pounds to the acre,
the Bernard has about seventy In cane and has
already made nearly that number Of OF sugar
decidedly superior to the ordinary New Orleans quail
ties some OF il will probably be exhibited In the Gal
weston market, and will speak for itseh'