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PORIO
RICO SUGAR CROP.
Undor
date
of Dee mber
sth
we have
advices
from
Porto
Rico
to
the
effect
that
their sacar
crop
now beginning
de-
livery will 7>:ch 426,622
long
tons.
This
1S
as
agains:
the
erop
of which
the
de-
livery
has
iust
been
completed,
which
gives
a
toiut
yield of 362,619
long tons
Tie da:a
¢ . ming from various
sugar
fac-
tories
indirare
that
the
eastern
eud
of the island
will
have
the largesi
crop
on
record.
As
Cuba,
Porto
Rico
and
San
Do mingo
lie in about
the
same
lati-
tude, formiig the southern
boundary
of
the Caribbcar
Sea,
it becomes
soma2what
no.able
that
the
eastern
end
of
Cuba
coild
hav-
produced
as
largea ¢-op
as
it has
and
¢
so that
now
the eastein
end
of Porto
Llico
is doing
the
same’
hing,
and
later
on
we may
have
some
returns
from Santo Domingo.
@ It is thought that
the Guanica
Sagar Factory
has
turnnad
out some
70 000 tons, or 2bout
5,00) tons
more tgxan
l.s" year.—Louisitana
Plinter,
December
27th.
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