Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Gent American Cotton Grow ar
Protective A>soca4f.on-
In The dis barge or nv dl.
e. yoi > th- President IT VOC
>ar Son. Z base p1a
lzlli-eaJ rle crop
te cot as S-stas- as CIR - o1.
!. m.n can rvas1nl5v do -u,
thiuG. aai hssFt received H
communication from en5ire
reliable solrce- in every part @
the Sogfltr8 GOTTEN REGION
The c-ap Il here a00v.
AMI In AL ~lse EFoFc! l0caii
ties i below the average. Al
possible caHs,s except frOss
have combined 70 produce tai.
result. tie causes varying VII
the locgiity+irguln. rtiS, bel
woralS. army worms s1ee>sIv,
'uaius and shedding Ii : gene
rally three verss l.fe. ami y
such 4 condition that a fru- ai
-be average frost date wolid b.,
dis ,-oa- and before .hlt .im.
"a Calamity. TIE plant Is no,a
tty DETERRENT I1 fr1It. aud JHs
bolls srs small and bodily lie
velapeL
/ d. not Ps~el AS SctStTcEG
ant no one bet reckless guess
~ csu uzske any aeurzte fore
east of lie SIZE oi the crop he
fore f-osr. bur fru.l my kBnWI
edz - present crop conditions
I venture the opinion that tf-
crop e-uuot in any event ex
ceed 1.egutHe bales. while G.5a0
0'1 bales Is by 80" means i'm
probable
The English and European
>pnnerS whn consume the ma
jo-ity oftle American crop aal
upon whose necessities To pur
chase We must largely depeut
ior prices. have been induced
by their resident allen. pFoies
SsuIaI erup-estImat-H= rvpreSeE
tative. sIr- Neil. and liz able
c0+adiGtOrs. to- believe that the
official reports oieroP condition
and acreage are ventures. thai
the supply OF cotton viii bs
ample. and thar even the pres
enr prices are abnormaliy high
IL ms humble judgment, l.
the cOa-Imers OF cotton here
and abroad believe that u,
maximum Of this crop was :.
UtJ.a,Hl bales. With the strun.
probability of its being below
that figure there would be = na
ter5aI -dvlace II the price q
cot-oa-
The trade conditions are 4
NEST phenomenal Every spin
lie on earth Jhat can uIru &
turning sLt sUu more wi b,
sat 80 W1 m SIX m0aths
Fusnsyeav Rev treaty port.
have aeea opened IN CANA. az,
Izpln Is becoa q -ou
~ our eat-ea
According 70 he N4Ee
GE1 nf epEeH-e- l.. r.
~l have extensive cfsa
arsc C4l s,
Nlrg. t>9e and ler
and P5siles are fl,y @
t0 The end of sl ysar at 1raa
sable pFie e. ar5aa8 IRA
active. ana demazI froe
IaGla la-kes l. expected
a 1Fse3 advance a.
place e over the E0-II - csc
rstlla except areadssaffs Al.
continuing TIE activity Il
metal sut AeJaI products Id
uas- without ipreeedeEt Tn.
TAO staple erueIeS OF nails Al.
g-bed wire have advance,
within three months more tuai
Ig1 per cent
We are clearly II tie pres
ence-ef a great trade revival
T and the farmer oazht 20 real
. his share eftle harvest ct EixI
prices No country can tax.
. his place IN supplying TIE w0rI.
with eotJ0n- He i not Ike Il.
wheat grover Whe-sye- Il.
SIN SHINES aEi tae raIes IA
whsa. ear M grown The Amer.
can cetIOH belt : sII generE
sld H. G0 Counterpart on earth
The Present situation i e.
: ursiy aGtez year control T.
r combined spiunin. capital q
the wo-id-in aggregate fy
times greater than the eombif
1 e. wealth IF the RSthsehiIH[
l. arrayed against Won. and aT
der their banners march q ptgz
1 derlas band 81 spectators An
gamblers whose trade : 20 Il
and bear Els- witness aeain-
y the industry If twenty ul-liaa
of people
L TIE Winchester Guarda
boosted last year that En-lan
ali lot ere Ethe farmer sEue
only the rags he stood in. a
long a. England bought the 81
ton he produced cheap. Tki
guerrilla hand of speeulatoi
o Eud estimatoS would take eve
L his rags away. Their main hor
and Argument Il that the Sout
VIII market and seH the bulk I
the crop IN four months
l. ASeE York circular Of Sep
3 says The bears are watchin
4 hopefully foran increased mOv.
, meRt- Such movement woal
Be to them the sure sign of
realization OF their hopes. II
spinner vii then stay out Of u
market uatl II breaks With 4
/, accumulated weight OF eOtt0.
and the speculative bear vi
=, oGer f0E sale n a day more tia
= one pFineiDaliry can raise in