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THE HEMP TRADE.-The following paragraph from the weekly review of the Louisville market, in the Journal of the 25th ultmo may be interesting to many of our readers:

 sowing to the very unfavorabe weather for rot ting and breaking, but little of this article is yet brought to market, and consequently the manuactur- CTS are now offering $55 per ton for immediate sup- plies. The very low price of hemp and of bagging and rope subject worthy of the serious consider- aion of hemp growers, bagging and rope manuiac- and cotton-pan'ers. The prices now paid will not justify the hemp-grower and manufacturer con- tiuung their business, and the consequence is that very many growers have already resolved to quit hemp, and turn their attention 10 producing hogs, corn and cattle, all Of which will pay them much bet ter, and the time can be prod dnced by much weaker hands; and even at the runously low price of hamp, bagging and rope are so low that a very sm, profit, if any. be made by the manufac- lurer''