New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24
THE PASSING THRONG.

Jaquelin Plummer Taylor. who was an exporter
OF tobacco from Henderson. N C. for sixteen years
Is staying at the Hoffman House
THRIVING Mr.. Taylor is virginian by birth
NORTH and owns the homestead IN the
CAROLINA "Old Dominion that has been
TOWN. family possession since 100 rs
said: while I vote the Demo
cratic ticket at State elections. am free to say
that with the Development GI the s ~
strong in favor OF perpetuating the policies o. s
question were eliminated from politics North Caro-
lima would be Republican, Speaking OF Hsnosl.
o Of the ' new towns Of the south the map !.
since 1SS Situated on ths Ssaooard ar j from
Norfolk. The census OF the population wilhnl -
suburban residents into the account. we may fairy
claim 5000 at the present time The Two COSs sya
no Henderson the rst place Of importance in the
United states in the man9taSt1Ts or ImIe "a Yarn
every month in the year, and consume from llg" 20
f.jop 81 North Carolina tobacco from Hendsr-
son Is valued at 100000 10 Sl00ooOoa IL gees ~
anese, of course produce great quantities OF 20,
bacco. but they buy the North Carolina bright s'A
for use in making cigarettes.
NJ NJ Elder a native of Kansas. but for the as'
six years a resident OF the Argentine Republic. ar
rived on the latest steamer from
THE DE- Rio and is at the Hoffman House
VEI.OPMENT Mr. Elder is identified with Ols
OF ARGEN- importing house at Buenos Ayres
TINA. said to be the largest south Oh e'e
equator THE crops OF the year
just past" said Mr.. Elder Were excepJi osnsr-
good. and Argentina never enjoyed more pIysssofs
conditions in her history The SOIL ana C.s
OF the country eminently suited TO asrleua,is
and the raising OF cattle and sheep. snO tSrss
scarcely anywhere north OF a PoilJy
hundred miles south OF Buenos Ayres; Ia
where the estancia.' or ranch. owner aims 70 ~ons
veop the growth OF alfalfa. OF which three ia
can be produced In year. and on the son 80
suited for its growth IL is necessary 70 SOW " ~
only once in twenty years me deyeIOpli vrscant
Argentina has been going ahead rapluN ~ .a,esned.
years but there is still vast area 70 DC the
The United States has almost monopoly - ~
agricultural and harvesting machinery Erg-
cepting only thrashing machines. IN WHICH tne arke,
fish manufacturers have long supplied the e.tn--
They still have the lead but American AMER
ers are making substantial headway ana tne rhs
lean thraSherS growing rapidly III ttNU-s5 nv
American windmills monopoltze the Genia.5s-.as OF
house alone placing from eighty 20 one nh ~ All
them every month OF American made plousis,s yoId
sorts ranging in value from S 70 SltV eacI silis
we sold 49, 600 last Our importallos sssn,is
iron lumber furniture hardware and cotlo cured
and in fact everything in the line OF nlaulA fr,ted
articles but in MANY of these Things thc ~s,, and
states cannot compete with England eIeri1a Curse
France II is the price in many cases, 81 SSo, for
that compels place our orders IN Lors ,ftsr
English and Continental products. but we aan.rican
influenced by the Discrimination OF me xreens
manufacturer 20 study the demands Of tne - ~
tine consumers and adapt his proo0es "
0uirsments Of the trade