of sugar, and an increase of five millions of pounds of coffee.

1828, 29, and 30, were pretty nearly alike in sugar and coffee crops, and about equal to 1823.

The crops of 1831 fell off from 93 to 88,000 hogsheads of sugar, and from 22 to 14 millions of pounds of coffee.

No reason is assigned for this reduction.

It was during the continuance of the driving system, and therefore no blame can attach to the managers.