The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
AT WAR OVER C%OTTONSEED.
rHs NDrsrRv rpssr ~ rBE s0rfH
~ NEvER HEFORS.
rrices vis~sss,irs wua,y- NH Msn. stats
Auihotitiss. Gro~~fs sud Rstfosds ~
ODDS vice. NJ = si'sissippl Tru't Huns
N.w Huslaes. Methods D'mandsd'

S,v o,,,.ss Nov II The cottonsced
| industry o., IA, south IL ur.e, ~ n has never
brrn before and 4. In a tsnsle that viii not bs
straIgh,ened IN, vi,hou, important changes
In business ne,hods. Values have fuctuated
| wildly. the bu.lncs. hns been diverted from
one poin, 10 another. and there l. already
enough litigation under way to keep the courts
busy for month. In Mississippi, for instance.
IA. s,o,o IN. ou ,,,, ovrc,. tho cotton growers,
the railroad ,oupaniea. tho railroad, and
N. ,,.,ronos ,.or,. a,e milling In different
VIVA A,,o,n.y. Ge,c-,l mcclure mas brought
! .ui, .v.irs, ,,,r,..n q, IN. leading cottonsecd
Mills cho,y,ny them with having combined TO
form n ,r,s, IN denree. the price Of the seed.
a,d r,,. h,,,,, ,o,c.d 4, dow, from 81 to Si3
-, r.. has ordered tho
,ou,o,d. o. r.d,o. ,h.tr co,,opseed rstesin the
,,,.-.s, ., ho,n Tho ,arr.rs and the mills.
This ordc, ia ra.entsd nv the yayoo and Missis-
.,,,, yau,, Railroad which Ia owned by the
in,aa,s c.,,,o, =, tho ground tina, IL Il i'm
,a..ni. % ,,a,.ro,, co,,onseed at the rates
e,ad he ~. communication without actual loss.
nj A. 80. ..o,oa r.s,rainine order
a.. 4. o,.,,,nr ,o,. thar Tho commissions
at. III. o,h.r r.,roads .ccepted the ruling
:, Oh. oar,uI..,o, hu, in casss where there 10
. ,o,,, Mi ..rtous trouble results. Thus
o,a,...a d..,,r.d ,o, Nsr,dian has to 60
na-,r \, ~. ,.,oo and Niss,..ipp, Valley and
n,,,ir 30 o,,.r road. The former s~ allow.
-, ~. .r,,r. ,-.,,ht ch.ry. and the other
up mo eh''e ,- a-.o, o. al,ov
60. ,a oh,rro nora than tho regular rates
'"'" " '""'N' w." ~" - nv. con-
!" ot'e w "'"' So -, ,o,s
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"',v" VI 49, M. .u. .o,, quad
'" .-.ai.o dao,ar.
:" -. ~ oo,,on,ir, n, tho
c....oi ,ha, ,ha,r o,,o,i,o,ion is
49, :, ,tn l.. i..o,.irla 70 conduct their
,,a..Lnn, 81 ,h., wIu have Ia
""''o !" 80, =, ,,o, tbere
- 80, ,nd I, Tho I,d.rcn1ont
aro,oo, ,har,solr.s
nun an $500. r.. oo,,o,saed
y " y, hon. uann,ao,,rod into on in Mis-
n 20 -m 49, o,-no.ad on, ~ tho
.''l 49, lei TO- oo,n,l,,o ,o,,rol
'."e anu u "uHr' =" o.n,. ,roa I,
>, a. ao,.a To- rrIco ~
ChooSee Luz - - -
,r Wv ~. Ms ,ours =, rho sou,b
p'nn'n' ".' VI :. a,aa,.,an. uhoro ,ho
close !" NV ..'am y, ~. s,o,.
c"S' W 'H'", I'll. -, I'm
cr"s"ee "u' '"' a. -. .or,
IN - Wv, "'n,' y ~ =. -.
VI !" ~. W" - aa,ons.oa
po'",,'u ~. Nou,nh,s - Nov
stH''"' "'iu''u -, ,h.. -.
'r"ah9 nun " ~" -" r..
rs7'a' ""u no. .,. T.. ,.a,.
io'' u o"''e" ,' W, -.
III ue '"''" anu " ,"o -
sIo~''' m''"" y. ""'''
IL ii''i ~ '"' .,
zahon "nch se'hs 10 III '"r rlm' y, WV.
SEED ana say 'ha' '"'n " 49,
TOT ue P"P'e VI ""
themselves ana II Houe''' "" "
IN texas WHEN N'aV'' vi sl'" ~ u" 'a'' '"
Ia a great nnh''r OF urue's' mas h'N' Ip'''e"'"
Legally agaihN I'M" 'tN"' '"''o" ,ruH"'i7
ORGANIZATION Inc suunen IAN III 'r Ph'e
OF seed was due, they ay' 20 'he l''' 'hal inc
ra'es "Wch iolH''iy p''Nan-u nv" -"
s2l a ton were 700 hish ana " was 'Wpo~sU'o
to make money IN the business ~ thrse neufes'
tottons"ed advanced IRON = Ias' N"''"-
ber to ~ and w tms No3enner' OF H1o'e
than double, while the price OF OIL an" "'her
products has remained stationary
On the other hand. II IL noted that a CONFER
encn Of the mill men from all parts o' the SCUM
held in New Orleans was followed oy similar
meetings in the several States All these meet
inys were hold in secret. and Immediately al