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According the report alluded to, appears that the
agricultural products OF these States in lsa4 were valued
at SIG CAS- less than those OF s43 The greatest falling
off has been in the products of Illines which is more
Than ten millions Of dollars This caused by the tire
mendous floods and feshets which covered yery large
extent OF land bordering the Mississippi and Other
rivers of that State, and which destroyed Immense
quantity of grain just ready for harve and reduced the
agricultural productions Of the State very much There
has been an increase in the value of the productions
only three States in the list and this increase only
amounts to 81 4O9 while the decrease in the value Of
the agricultural products of the other States amounts
$2a5soa7 very large part Of this decrease has been
caused by great reduction in the prices of the most i'm
portant staples The average price ocotton in ls44
from to cents per pound less than in ls43 and in other
staples there has also been very great decline prices
The aggregate value of the agricultural products of 1884,
was $i3 than the value of the agricultural
products of ls43of this nearly six millions was on the
sugar crop alone.


Notwihstandingthe decrease in the value of the pro-
ducts Of the soil of these delinquent States the inhabitants
of each annually increasing in wealth. as they have
Other resources, equsly productive agriculture W.
annex table made from the census returns Of lsao
showing the other sources of wealth in these sstes