Throughout southeastern Louisiana, beans were destroyed north of Lake Pontchartrain, while sugar cane and corn were flattened, especially in Lafourche, Jefferson, St. Charles, and Terrebonne parishes. Pecan and tung nut crops also suffered damage in southeastern Mississippi. The hurricane produced gusts of at Moisant Airport, and tides ranged from along the coast from Mississippi to the Florida Panhandle. The maximum tide reached in New Orleans, and winds caused damage to small boats, trees, and power and communication lines. The remnants of the hurricane brought rainfall far inland, including of precipitation observed in Detroit, Michigan. Total damage in the United States reached $900,000.