

Nett proceeds equal to s, per 100 lbs. !. :.
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This is about the nett proceeds OF the first quality
New Orleans Sugar at New York. Unfortunately
the high duty on foreign sugar in hhds, hss pro-
tec'ed the Louisiana planters in making 95 per
centlof their crops OF inferior aquality, tnat it
will not nett in New York above So per 100 lbs j,
and not even that sum in London hence the
entire crop does not cell for over S400 OOO
Il s very clear, that the greatest blessing
that could arrive to the Louisiana planters, would
be that Congress should reduce the duty on brown
sugar to one cent per ID and thereby compel the
planters to obtain $8,00O,000 annually for their
crop, by compelling them to manufacture qua
Iity OF sugar which would sell for not less than Sc
per 100 lbs in all markets. This is the true plan
to protect the 600 sugar planters Of Louisiana.