The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-17
Leads all Carolina Daiiesim News and Circulation

CSGOnu quSSllOn per cent.
Third question: December LIST.
Fourth question: 95 pounds.
Mr.. c. r. Stokes, of Louisburg:
First question: 65 per cent.
Second question: per cent.
Third question: December 1st.
Fourth question: 112k pounds
Mr. w. P. Neal, of Louisburg:
First question: so per cent
Second question: per cent
Third question: December st.
Fourth question:
Mr.. G. w. Ford, of Louisourg
First question: so per cent.
Second question: 1919 per cent
Third question: December !st
Fourth question: so pounds.
Mr.. j. K. Wright, farmer and ginner
of Franklinton, Franklin county:
First question: so per cent
Second question: 10 per cent
Third question:
Fourth question: 125 pounds.
Mr. ]. L. Mitchell, farmer, of Frank
linton, Franklin county:
First question: IS per cent.
Second question: 8 per cent.
Third question:
Fourth question: $50 pounds.
My crop is better than the average
Mr.. c. S. Williams, farmer and ginner,
of Franklin county:
First question: IS per cent
Second question: ne-eighth of crop.
Third question:
Fourth question:: 125 pounds.
live in the best cotton section near
Franklinton.
Mr.. Fred ]. Coke, of Wadesboro. An
son county:
First question: IS per cent.
Second question: Is per cent.
Third question: December 18th.
Fourth question: 125 pounds.
g You will bear in mind that the crop
for Arson county in 1900 was not more
than rs per cent of average crop"
Mr.. E. D. Islin, editor Free Press,
Southern Pines, n. c.. makes estimate
as follows in Moore county:
First question: SO 1-3 per cent.
Second question: None.
Third question: November 10.
Fourth question: Average.
Cotton produces in northern part of
county one bale to acre usually, but not
over half a crop this season. No cotton
in this immediate section worth men
tioning."
FROM MONROE CORRESPONDENT.
Mr.. Jesse E. Clark. of Monroe, Union
county writes:
Dear Sir: Your letter was handed me
about an hour ago for reply by your cor
respondent, Prof. Brooks, he stating that
he had been sick and could not get it
up. have hurriedly seen few of those
best posted on the subject and give
their answer below.
Being pushed for time / will number
the questions and the answers to, CORE
spond:
w G. Heath, cotton merchant and
manufacturer:
First question: 80 per cent.
Second question: Is per cent.
Third question: December goth.
Fourth question: 1927 pounds.
s. j. Richards merchant and farm
er, Waxhaw, Union county:
First question: so per cent
Second question: Is per cent.
Third question: January 1st.
Fourth question:; 100 pounds.
r. L. Stevens, farmer and ex-member
General Assembly, Waxhaw, Union
county:
First question: 65 per cent
Second question: Is per cent.
Third question: January 1st
Fourth question: 100 pounds.
R. A. Morrow, leading merchant and
farmer, Monroe:
First question: So per cent.
Second question: 10 per cent.
Third question: December 18TH
Fourth question: 100 pounds.
]. G. Covington, cotton buyer and
farmer, Monroe. Unnion county.
First question: so per cent.
Second question: 20 per cent
Third question: December 18TH
Fourth question: 1870 pounds
\ ]. NJ. Farley, leading cotton buyer and
farmer, of Union county:
First question: go per cent.
Second question: 10 per cent
Third question: December 18th.
Fourth question: $50 pounds
Raymond White, Monroe, Union coun-
ty:
First question: rs per cent
Second question: 10 perA cent
Third question: January 1st.
Fourth question: 125 pounds
r. E. Evans, Monroe, Union county:
First question: s. per cent.
Second question: 10 per cent.
Third question: December 18th
Fourth question 100 pounds
Grow Bros, merchants and cotton
brokers:
First question: s. per cent
Second question: per cent.
Third question: December 18th.
Fourth question: 10 pounds.
FROM robson COUNTY CORRE-
SPONDENT.
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