The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-11-26
FARM NOTES,
lEdl.ei BY John & Edgar bovai tg H9n'n e''
communications Tor this column Nh"''' ho ~"
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WHAT DOES rr coa1f

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qulry from a Boston cotton firm,
through their roprc4ea'atiV" IN An@.
tin. asking what the planter won'd
receive for cotton cold In Boston o1 d
cents, after paying all czpon'ca OF
PRODUCTION. freight, commissions, "lci
and further, "Can the planter max"
any money at present prlcea?'
AL was not informed on the cost
u handling and freight after leaving
The planters hands, could not tell
what scent Boston cotton would be
worth in Austin, but T had no DIM
Gully in reporting that the present
Price Of niddLinr GO ton e consider
ably less than cost Of production.
Il : ny custom to figure out the
eos5 Of every crop / raise, a. soon as
possible after it il harvested, and
IN. therefore, posted % to the profit
u -sss On ny own crop and though l
nav Cc6 manage az economically us
scr-= PeopI=, my figures will no0 eE-
seet II average.
: have never 3Gel able 90 raise La.I
l bale II en55on % III acre tor less
1hac - Genus per pound, and
some Years every pound -ai5ed mas
ecsa double Thai amount. This year
Z VII probably cost Il OF IS CENTS,
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