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From which would appear that when sugars average A
cents, and cotton 81 CENTS and both crops equally good
the result per slave attached to each industry has been nearly
the these last four years. with this very great difference
however, to the capital invested that the buildings and gin
required for large cotton establishment seldom exceed
900, whilst the buildings and machinery required for


large sugar estate involve of S20 900 and upwards
The writer adds


On wellconducted sugar estate, with means on the
part OF s owner 10 work 10 advantage four cents for sugar


as good return pcraye cents for cotton and hence
the assertion, often made, that sugar the only branch o.
industry IN the South which relieve cotton from the NOR
bid influence Of extra production The consumption o. sugar
in the United States is estimated at about
pounds and must be continually increasing with 'ne poPua


ton whilst Lousanas largest crop as yet only reacneo
204 900 pounds and she has sugar lands not only 70
supply home consumption, but also TINT o. age Por
tion Of Europe"


In reply the query, What has been the profit OF the
capital employed in the cultivation Of cotton and sugar per
num- for the ten years preceding ls42, under the reduction
Of the duties by the act Of 1892 and the compome act Of
the NEXT year, estimated IN the same way = Mr. answers