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A correspondent writing from Eola,
Avoyelles parish, under date Of March
26, says:
In the m. @. Times-D Democrat of the
18th, ! see where the farmers of the
country are charged with deceiving one
another in regard to the amount OF cot
ton they viii plant. He says for the
last twenty years, each planter says he
will plant less cotton each year, and
then each one thinks there will be less
cotton planted, and each one says to
himself: Well, / will plant O little
MORE So in this way the cotton crops
are larger each year.
This / say is not SO. / can tell you
the true cause. A planter or farmer,
whether he owns his land or is renter,
| or working on shares, it matters not, II
| he is so situated-as most are-to be
obliged to get advances to make his
crops, he must go to q merchant for
them. Well, the first question the
merchant asks him is: How much
cotton are you going to make9 Il he
wants to get enough to run him the
season he is obliged to promise o bale
| Of cotton for about every ten dollars be
will advance him.
One thing is certain, a merchant Y
er asks a planter how much corn, pota-
toes or anthing else he will make. So
that it is the merchant who should be
blamed for the large crops of cotton,
and not the planter.
Ar Embarrassing Reliable House.