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crop OF lS44 was estimated AZ 2OOOOO mas equal
TO 900 600 pounds exceeding the previous largest
Gro PIN lsl2-6O 900 hhds The stock hand the ls
OF September, lS43 was estimated at 1000 hhds which,
9TH the crop Of the year 1884, gave supply for that
gear Of 900 hhdsthe distribution of which may be-
put down as follows Exports to Atlantic ports including
those from Aakapas equal to 900 hhds to Western
States 10000 hhds consumption in New Orleans and vi
ciniy I250O hhds; taken for refining 10000 hhds stock
$500 hhds Total 202 900 hhds.


The prospect in relation to the crop is at present
very faerng, but the growing is not so far for
ward as it last year at the period Should the
continue favorable, it is estimated that the coming
crop will be the largest in quantity and the best in quail
ty Of any yet produced in Louisiana This crop is sub
ect to greater fluctuations from unfavorable
than the cotton CROP and the variations in the
production from year to another show that the most
favorable prospects may almost instantly be blasted and
the hopes Of the planter destroyed The production of
each of the past twelve years has been annexed


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