J A MEMBER. I
ito SIoa s Sqras.-Mr. Jno. T. Nolan fines
te ished grinding his own crop yeterday and
k- reports the yield as about 40,0004 pounds.
1. He is now at work on thirty acreatf care
e grown by the lessees of the church land
a back of the railroad and expects to wind up
iv fastally during t& coing week, probably
a by Thursday. The cane on the church land
,- is very fine and Mr. Nolan is of the opinion
ir that it will yield very heavily.
a At Mr. Lemann's Rodriguet place .the
season's work was brought to a close yeater
day, and although the sugar has not .yet,
k been potted, i is known that the total num
s ber of hogsheads made win'be from 395 to
400-398 is probably theeerwnct figure, and
D it is a very fine crop for the year.
t The information upon which we based
the statement that the Palo Alto mill would
t probably be in operation until the 1st of
February appears to have been incorrect, as
I we learn from a reliable source that grind
in gwill be concluded there next week or the
week;after. The yield is expected to reach
1,300,000 pounds, certainly an extremely
handsome result.
At the Peytavin place only a few days'
more work resnin, and the amount of
sugar manufactured there will be about
1,100,000 pounds. This 4 acot the product
of the cane grown on Peytavin alone, but
also of that raised on the Dugas place, and
several :adjacent tracts leased by Messrs.
Lemann & Hanson, the owners of Peytavin.
