The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-02

CrenShaW.
Bradley & Tdwards-Pr OPEN
ing. No top crop. Decrease from last
year 10 cents Bucket shops should be
abolished.
w. F. stough-small, not growing any.
Bolls are small 50 per cent of last years
crop. u cents, II crop is no better than
here Enact laws to prohibit all gambling
in cotton.
w. C. smith-About Same as last year.
70 cents Stop 1t by all means.
cullman.
w. T. Tuclxer-About same as last year.
10 cents Stop gambling If possible.
G. T. Bowden-Weed large but little
fruit 60 per cent. 12Na cents. 1t should
be stopped.
H. I.aw-Condition very poor, indeed. 70
per cent of crop. 10 cents. The question
is too great for me.
w. N. Gunter-Large size, dying, poor
ly fruited. 60 per cent of crop. Should be
abolished.
Colbert.
]. r. Underwood-Large size. fruit scat
tering. 90 per cent compared with last
year. 10 cents. Legislate it out of the
state.
Coosa.
E. Lindsey-Too large, unhealthy, poor
ly fruited So per cent of last years. 10
cents. Stop 1t.
]. p. Avant-Plant large, unhealthy.
poorly fruited. 70 per cent, Not less than
10 cents. Laws should be enacted to pro-
hibit speculation
Dial
j. s. Edward-Small weed, unhealthy
and poorly fruited. IS per cent of last
year. u cents. Stop so many government
ortc fatglaa1nP
e. II. Goodwin-Small unhealthy and
shedding so per cent of last year. At
least 1872 cents Should be sufficient leg
islation to stop speculation.
Dallas.
J.. A. Minter-overgrown badly sealded
and poorly fruited. 10 per cent better than
last year. 12h cents. Stop it by all means.
M. r. Smith-Spotted, some good, some
killed by rust. About same as last year.
Not les sthan 10 cents. should be abol-
ished.
F. Boykin-Good size, fairly healthy,
fruit scattering and rather poor. About
ulation
d. B. Edwards-Good weed universal
blight few bolls. so per cent of last year.
10 cents now, u cents later. Should be
stopped by all means.
Elmore.
w. L. Lanca ster-Very large and sappy
unhealthy and small amount of fruit. If
deterioration keeps up, smaller crop than
last year. Not less than 10 cents In the in
terror and IL cents at the ports. Cotton
speculation should be outlawed.
II. Rawlinson-Fine weed, very little
fruit From 10 to Is per cent off last
year. Not less than 121s cents. Cut them
out.
J. M Strock-Good size, not frulted we'll.
10 per cent decrease 10 cents. Should be
abolished
II. H. Golson--Fair only. Decrease of
perhaps 10 per cent. Not les sthan 10 cents.
Bucket shops should be abolished en-
tirely.
Escambla.
]. w. Terry--Average growth. Rust and
wilt very destructive. 30 per cent off 12h
cents. Do as Georgia has DONE
Etowah.
T. C. Galloway-Plant very large, rust
fruit light. 70 per cent of last years
crop. IL cents. Should be prohibited.
Fayettc.
]. M. Gray-size good, poorly frulted.
Yield less than last year IL cents.
Greene.
G. II. avid-Good weed, badly fired,
poorly fruited. Same as last year.
prohibiting speculation in cotton flu
lures.
+. H. Lavender-Weed, large, un
healthy and very little fruit. 25 per
cent decrease. IL cents. Should stop
It,
]. w. Parr-Leaves yellow and dry
Ing up. Shedding. 35 per cent short
of last years crop. IL or IL cents.
Wipe it out.
Henry.
w. +. Watford-Small seems to be
scalded, not fruiting well, too much
rain and later too hot. Not SO good as
last year by 10 per cent. II cents at
least. They should be abolished.
Robert COMMUNICATION on sandy
soil poorly grown and yield poor. Other
lands fairly good weed, but poor yield.
10 per cent less yield. 10 cents to 12M
say. Can't say.
r. f. Gowell-very poor crop, one
fourth short. II not more IL cents
would be fair price. Speculation
should be stopped.
Houston.
N. S. Fellows-About same as last year.
12h cents. Should be done away with.
]. A. Cuthbreth-Size above average. dy-
ing. fruit scattering. 10 per cent decrease.
u cents. Should pass law prohibiting 1t.
Jackson.
j. p McClendos-Large weed and
healthy, but no good July crop. About
half a crop. II or 12e cents. 1t is wrong
and should be stopped.
Bogart Bros.-Had to omuch rain; 20
per cent decrease. Farmers ought to have
Is cents. would like to see it stopped.
LauderdaIe.
]. K. Hines-Sze large. about GO per
cent. Should hold for good price. Cant
say as to what action should be taken
by legislature.
]. H. Hays-Plant large with little fruit.
Hot weather for last ten days has cut
the crop short % per cent less than last
year. Not less than 121s cents Blot 1t all
out as soon as possible.
T. O. Walton-Same as last year. Ten
cents minimum. Wipe the muot.
LoWndes.
e. Farrior-Late and poorly fruited
Yield about two-thirds of last year. II to
u cents Should be prohibited.
w. e. Mealing-Very sorry, poorly
fruited. About same. 12ka cents. Should
be stopped.
W. R. Whitman-Plant large, not fruit
ed well. Too much rain Yield about same
as last year Should have fixed price of
10 cents. Bucket shops should be put out
of business.
Macon.
per cent off compared with last year. 10
to II cents. Steps should be taken to
break up speculation.
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