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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. 23-sUGAR-The local market
Tor raw sugar remained quiet and without special
change in qactatiors, which were named on the ba-
SIS Il so for IS test Centrifugal so Tor 50 ties,
musc1Tado and 2s5 for 50 test molaSses sugar Re
fined sugar was quiet
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits turpen-
time was dun and without important change in
prices and machine made barrels were quoted az
a. Rosiu was duh and quoted al 35oa360 for com
mon 20 good strained. Tar held quiet and IN
changed. with oil barrels quoted al 55Oa575 At Sa-
yannah the market Tor spirits turpentine was tim at
Asa.
BUTTER Receipts, 273s packages; moderate de-
maud. Creamery extra. Is frsts. 5lza27is state
dairy tubs finest. 2 good % choice. 25a35: irnita-
ton creamery frsts. 22'saZz factory frsts. @l7s2l
Eggs Receipts. 4.55i cases; choice firm. Near-by
white, fancy. 45a59; near by mixed. fancy, 50a40
MILL FEED Slow trade. Spring bran. 100 ID.
SACKS 10 arrive lake and nail 2 50. middlingS d 50
city bran 400 in bulk. Western red dog 90 TO- n
arrive; winter wheat bran. in l0o-lb sacks. A00.
OJR-Inactive; irregular Spring patents, $50
a6.C); spring clears 5Oos52O winter straights asa
500 winter clears 440a4.60; Kansas in sacks. pat
cnts. J25a5sJ: straightS S5a50); clears 35a4 60
RYE ELOUR-Iight trade; small supply: As0a5.5G
CORN MEAL-Lght inquiry. Kilu-dried for OK
port. 37Ca375; coarse meal, in bags. LSal35
ByCHWHEAT FLOUR-SteadJ; small supply
Choice. 3loa3.N
HAY-TrAde slow; supply ample; receipts LA
tors Prime timothy, LIS; No. /, LILO; No. 2 Los
No. 3. 95al.O0.
STRAW-Quiet; liberal supply. Long rye. 7oa75
BEEF-Market dun; featureless. Family. A5Oa
y 90; racket, lZ00ai2 -.
PORK-slov; unsettled. Mess. l5.5also: family.
l80al9e0
TALLOw-Trade is MfeIess. City, in hogsheads.
9-l6
LARD-Dun Prime Western. $50; city. $50:
refined continent 600; South American. 1900: re
fined Brazilian, kegs lbs; city stearne. O. Oleo-
stearine weak New York, 81; Chicago 81.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. member,
Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board Of Trade. 1883 street northwest.
Chicago. Nov 23-Wheat opened strong to-day.
due 10 the better feeling in the stock market and
confidence on the part Of the bulls that they could
carry the market higher Slortlr. however, renewed
liquidation ct in cables came lower and liberal IT,
ccipts from the Northwest were reported. This was
too much for the longs 10 stand ont against and
prices shaded off quite rapidly after the frs, hall
hour The market rallied IN tho last half hour and
closed well up near the top for the day.
Com opened rather weak but prices stiTencd as
the longs what was going In the wheat pit.
The prices showed considerable falling OF about the
middle Of 1he session. bit experienced a sharp rally
at the close ginning al the losses ri the day.
Oats opened hrm, weakened with the other grains,
and had the sane rally in the last half hour
Provisions were weak throughout the session. clos
irg at about the low point for the day.
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Trading in Narrow Limit.
NEW YORK MONEY

New YORK. Nov. Z.-AI0aey on call uas nominaIly
10 pcr cent. The market during the week held
strong with few offerings Owing 20 the small vol
ume of business IN the stock exchange there was
not any large demand for call Accommodations
Time money ourihs the week was obtainahe IN
such limited amounts that il was almost rsrrelv
nominal few loans were made. Rates quoted
were u 10 ID per cent tor sixty 20 ninety DAYS
Ier cent for six months this latter quotation beipc
largely nominal
Mercantile paper continued practically unsaleable
Occasional sales were made where the teru,ati0r
oi a very high rate was offered. but even thess
transactions were very few. Rates nomiuaIly were
3 10 10 pCr cent
There was little activity in the sterling market
rates being quoted the same as at yesterdays clos
Rates for actual business closed as follows: SIKH
DAYS. A79s demand. 4S7l0af S725: cables sJ5at g
commercial bills were A7Sa3.SL The supply Of cot
Ton bills was good.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members q
de New Ycrk STOCK and Cotton exchanges and the
Nov ORLEANS Cotton EIchaugU, liz 4 street u1rth-
west
NeS YORK. Nov -.-The total visible supply ac-
c.rdilg 20 The Chronicle. d. s.-s5C D haIes- last
year. fc611- The American sFun.y is 19' le
bales. against g5lIl9] last gesg. These figures show
al Increase over last veek Il zls sI bales. a loss
NJ 3l2 900 bales from la5 and ar increase n - 90
bales iraul 1915 Cshlr- were s7 rooT a. % Cau-l d
sead del u concern to bulls. Irna-c sisicss from
Liverpool were uCss.uls.ir based mainly 0I fear q
further financial ana caIElergal complication tigs
Swing Us o weak and nervous market shortly
after tae opening, buying orders TUNED up most
2 ltm from the bears who have not yf5 c1F-
cred. and TIE ularaet bga1 io improve. There was
NOT much hl>in5ss. HUJ saa lajIls appeared 20 be
more hopeful than rhe other side feeling that prices
being low. rhey might easily Boz rgu mp n WaH
streCt makes a fair showing We are fsr from tie
point. however. When che public cares % take a
hand. eXccut on good breaks The most we can
see ahead IS -ce--sv market until the government
estimate on the yield IN Dcccuhar. unless southern
should bcgiE 20 weaken In such case pricss VIII
swiftly receie
Liverpool is dBe 10 come % UP.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Chicago. NoV. 8.-CATTLE- Receipts. 500 head
estimated for Monday. 1900 head; market un-
changed
hOGs-Beeelpts. l5eN bead: estimated for Mon
DAY. 1900 head. Market 2la25c lower light o.
80: rough. 3oa400 mixed. 3s5a435: heavy. 4O5a
AZ; pigs, 325alO5.
SHEEP-Receipts. 200 head: estimated for Mon
DAY. 5.00 head. Market unchanged
New York. Nov. o. - CATTLE-Recsipts ON
head No trade worth noting: feeling steady Tj-esse5
beet IN moderate demand At salOls Der pound: faucy
beef l04 -'''0'
CALN ES-Receipts. s63 head. Trade very limited
Tor lack OF stock; feeling steady for an sorts Of
calves Good veals sold az g. Cty-dressed reals fun
steady at srali9 per pound; country dressed saI3
HO.iS-Reoeipts s,6ls head. Nominally lower on
Buffalo adFicss.
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MARKET IN ADVANCE
Sharp Rise in Prices at Close
Of the Week.
GROUND FOR ENCOURAGEMENT
Visit Of Morgan and Baker to the
White House Has Beneficial Effect.
Banks of France and England Not
Subjected to Strain-COrteIyou to
Leave Banks Well Supplied.

New York. Nov. 23.-While in the main
the stock market languished during the
present week. the average price of the
greater number of active and standard
shares making a new low record yester-
day for the year. it could at least be
said that on the first and last days OF
the period the market rose in a really
violent way.
What particularly caused the advance
to-day seemed rather difficult to deter
mine. Since Monday the market had de-
clined nearly - points. rather con-
siderable fan in the present narrow trad
Ing. so that a sharp upward rebound was
obviously due at any time; and moreover,
certain definite grounds for encourage
ment put in an appearance this morning.
The fact that the President of the
United States invited Mr.. Morgan and
Mr. Baker to confer with him last even
ing exercised a morally beneficial effect.
even if results of this meeting We're not
stated. Yesterday the pressure OF Hquida-
ton in certain quarters Of the market
that has been manifestIy in progress
through the week, was decidedly less. and
was indeed reduced to a minimum.
Get Gold from France.
The engagements Of gold made by bank
ers- yesterday in Paris constitute a help
full influence. although only relatively
small sums Of money were secured from
this source But for a long time back
the bank of France has refused to re-
lease any gold for the use of this country
and has even parted with the money very
sparingly for the purpose Of mOderating
the financial strain 10 which the Bank of
England has been subjected. That this
attitude has changed, even if only in
sight degree serves as a basis for i'm
provement of sentiment here.
Again better feeling was stimulated
by the announcement at Washington
after the close of business yesterday af-
ternoon that the Secretary OF the Treas
ury would leave on deposit with some
at least OF the national banks subscribing
TO the new government per cent GER
uhcates OF Indebtedness a larger proper
ton Of the amount of the subscriptions
than was originally intended. and there
fore the prospective drain upon the banks
of this city Of government Withdrawals Of
money for the use of the West will be
correspondingiy lessened.
Trading I'm Narrow Limit.
Nevertheless. all these known develop
ments did not fully explain the more or
less excited upturn in prices to-day The
truth is that so far as the present specu-
lative stock market is concerned f1uctua-
tions in il are almost solely dependent
upon the buying and selling operations
Of operators for the fall
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sells cents Der share.

r. Augustus Heinze. il Is stated. is eoipg ahead
with his plans % develop the Utah 1operties Of tho
Ohio Copper Company. which he controls aud tbis
group Of miues should be IN the ranks Of the HE NO
dncers b. early spring. The Ohio according IN va
rous engineering reports. turn ont 10 900 toms ~
daily for generation. and can Irodpr, IT, en-,
Ter for 70 cents per pound when the big crucpn-
traitor, now nearing completion. is in operation
For the third time in les than six months ~
operation on the Stei1metz mine the Chisn, CO..
folidated Mines Company. Of VALDEZ. ALASKA has
shipped copper ore 20 the Tacoma smelter. Advi,cs
20 This effect have been received az the New YORK
odices Of George l.. Mckay & Co, the financial
agents OF the company. In addition to the Stein
metz the Chisna Company owns thirty-six other c,7
pr claims and f0rty-three placer gold claims IN
Aeska's richest sections
Shaft sinking has begun on the Gamey mine of
the Cobalt Central Mines Company following the
placing IN operation Of the concentrating plant
which was -onpleted a week ago The Gamey is
one q the richest silver properties In the Cobalt
district, and, With the Big Pete mine owned hy
the same company. viii more than keep the mill
busy. There was ifty-fOot shaft sunk on the
Carney some time ago test and IL is this shaft
that now IS being deepened As the mine adioius
the Couigas. one Of the best properties in the camp
big things are e1peCted
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt., aOOai50; butcher. S25a
$50, common, l50a2O0
Sc.
SHEEP-Ch2ped Aa0: common. go
LAMBS-Springs choice IA medium 6lsa7
CALFES-Prime. per H., 8; medium. 7a71z: grass.
4a4lk
COWS-Prime fresh. each. 40.OOa5Co; common.
2o0OaSo.O0; old and dry a0OaloOo.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

BENZ Woodruff. Of Post & FIagg-"The
market cvinced q better tone and prices
responded two OF three points. There
was practically no news during the day.
but Mr.. AIOrgan's interview yesterday
with the President produced a favorable
impression. Ii is even rumOred that
central government bank was under dis
cussiOn. but OF this there is no confrma-
ton. There has been so much forced
liquidation and such heavy selling in the
market in the past few weeks that IL IS
only natural for prices TO respond sharply
to any decided Improvement IN the out
look. but it should be remembered that
the damage Of recent weeks has been
great and that after the first rally has
taken place there Will come a long period
Of readjustment.
E W Crew. Of Henry Clews & Co
"On the strength Of the burden being
shared by the Bank Of France in the
matter OF supplying gold 20 America. the
London market not only exhibits more
cheerfuIness. but the cables have brought
over a few buying orders for American
stocks. 1t is now expected that the gold
movement in this direction will run well
above Sia0.G00c0O. The condition of the
money market is fully illustrated by the
extraordinary terms of the new bond
issues: for instance. the New Haven is
to put out SS9Oo0.O00 8 per cent debenture
bonds at par. and the Canada Southern
IS renewing S14OO0.000 maturing per cent
bonds for FIVE years. The financial sit
UatiOn, in some respects, shows improve
ment, due 20 measures now being taken
70 increase the circulation and this. in
the end. viii make # more easy TO carry
on business
George L. Edmunds. Of Miller & Co.
The market continued the Improvement
that began Friday. Practically none Of
the buying yesterday was by Tight waist
ed" people. most Of the commission
houses being sellers on balance. The steel
stocks again showed marked strength; in
fact. they have done so through all the
sporadic liquidation during the current
week The best bull argument at this
moment is the satisfactory report from
Washington on the subscription 20 the
Treasury notes. HySteria will slowly sub
side. confidence will return, not I'm ny
opinion. slowly. but by leaps and bounds,
boarded money viii be redepOsited and
the experiences Of the last two months
Will seem like a hideous nightmare. 1
adhere TO the views expressed that good
railroad stocks are selling further below
their intrinsic value than ut any time IL
a decade, and that the long proposition
should be embraced at the favorable op-
pOrtunity"
6. Bowie Chapman, Of z. r. Chapman
& Co.-"For several days :here has been
developing situation which found in the
leading stocks a large short interest with
the insiders Withholding sales. a conse-
quent scarcity Of stocks, and this morn
ing's spirited rally as the result The
first prices were higher. after which the
market continued to Improve, closing at
practically its best. anywhere from I to
points UP. AS 1 have stated, we expect
to see for some time gradual but not
too rapid Improvement. subject to reason
able setbacks with scattered liquidation
in places and short sales in the leaders.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. u O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction s.. 81 600 AZ 10. $1,000 AZ 10
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. at %.
az S.
Mcrgeuthaler / NJ 1881
Mitchell Mining 100 az a. 100 At =.
Security Storage. 2 at rs. ] at 10.
After calI-MeIgenthaler, l az 1855.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, at
'6gE
Security Storage. al 10.
Following are tine closing quotations on yesterday
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MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
LOANED Of ID. C. REAL ESTATE
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
u-u lf5 r STREET.

The bank statement all things consid-
cred, Is not unfavorable II must be- re-
membered Uhat large arrivals OF gold are
not included, and il Is noticeable that The
increase in circulation more than Offsets
the loss in cash"
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post & Flag members
Of the New York Stock Exchange Benz. Woodruff,
manager 1881 street northwest
Total sales. .3O6,2 200 shares
Call money! H., 15J low, 6; close, 10.
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New Orleans.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

The wholesale market yesterday was somewhat
dull owing to- the condition Of tie weather and the
uVerStockinE o. the commission houses with s-ue
grades Of provisions There vas only moderate
supply Of good eEzs IN th' market and nEires ruled
high. A slight decline was noted iu some Of the
cheaper grades ~ butter bat nice stock moved sas
iy- Poultry dealers have sent ont their Th1uks7iv
iuE announcement, 90 the farmers from whom they
buy requesting The sending in rf iiye poultry not
later than Monday. and dressed fowls not hter
than TUESDAY They urge careful packing and ship
ping II the latter. thar the stock shall reach
Washington in good condition. The live stock mar.
k5t Is duh. is thar for truits and vegetables e.
pccially I'm the common grades Of the latter Game
is meeting with ready sale. which Is expected TO
continue until the market Is better supplied than
at present.
jpuces quoted are vholcsaIc)
BUTTER-Creamcry. fancy. Ssi5a29. d. Western
frSJs, = DO, soC0nds. has. process fancy Z5a25:
do fair 10 good. 22s23, dairy. choice lsals. good
l6aIs; store hacked. fresh. I-alS
CHEESE-AlaIket Grm and active on an kinds
New YORK state factory, large. I6'zaE: d.. fats
IS; do, small l5'z; do, SUMMER large. lial5; do
summer. small Eali=: do. tair 20 good. l2al3,
Western factory. new, choice. Hisai5: do. fair 10
coed II Virginia. lc
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. loss Of = aver
aSc, = West Virginia and Southwest Virgins. Is.
Tennessee. -a26; North Carolina 2la5 c1Id storage
sac
LIVE POULTRT-Chiekens fancy. e: average. 10
ais; hens. II; ROSTERS. Z; ducks. large. ual2; do
small saiti See, ha4-- turkeys. toms Der H. la
T.: do. heGs. "a DO. thin. To- keats y
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys hens undrawn
PER d., l6aE do, average, undrawn. I5al6: do
thin To- cid toms. BALE. chickens large a. hens
choice. z: roosters, sss; ducks. Old nal2. srring
lSali: geese. SAIL capou- lib average le small L
DRESSED MEATS-CalYes. fun dressed. coca
1000. heads Of 500; hog-dressed calves. 800: hams
country sugarcured. Halls; hogs small and neat Der
cvt-, n; do, medium, 61a7; do. heavy Casa
GAME-Rabblts. pr dozen. LSaZ25; DO kits
l0oal25; quail per dozen. 3o0a35c de-. small. l0aa
80: pheasauts each gGaL25. Wild turkeys z1aZ4 !.
squirrels. each, Gas; op0ssUns each. 8ai0: wood-
c0ck. zach. 25ai0.
NEGETABLES-Pota.oes homegrown LT5a200.
DO. rural. Co: sweet potatoes per bbl.. 2Saa r..
yams. L50a200; cabbage. per bbi.. %; clcrubers
North Carolina. L0oalJo; onions, Maryland and Viz
ginia, per Dbl. 25oa275 Egy ptian, crate LZ5ai.25
GREEN FRuITS-Apples. York imperial Der
Dbl. 25Oa5.o0; Ben Davis. 2O0aZ75: Wine sap. Z5aa
500; fancy tshle fruit 25esio9i Sgy 2s9a25; loose
packed, Lsoal.5e.
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Following are the bid prices upon
the most active bonds and stocks On
the Washington stock Exchange yes
torday and on the corresponding date
one year ago;
GAS pOAng
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New York. Nov. e3-Closing quotations IF United
States government bonds:
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished iy F. r. Chairman &
Co members New York Stock Exchange, c. Bowie
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New York Nov. Z3.-WHEAT-Neaker: dull trade
No l Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. Leg. No , hard
T. O. b.. L0ila; No. 7 macaron 90, {. o. b.; No ?
macarCui, 81 No. ! Manitoba. Ll5A. {. o. b. No 2
Manitoba. LIZA. Exporters took II loads
CORN-Weak dun trade No 2 elevator 6 No
2, f. O. b., siiz for late Novembcr; No. yellow. T.
O b.. 6fz No 2 white, 65iz. f. O. b. for late No
yemher. Exporters tOCk 2 loads.
RYE-Steady; slow trade. No. 2 o. f. o. b.
OATS-5iuggish and unsettled. Elevator rrices.
No white. 59is No 4 white. 81; No. mixed. 81
The prices for futures follow:
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Farrinpfor
q 60 members q the New YORK Produce Exchange,
Frank G. Kingsland. manager. Hibbs Rrildir,
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by f. r. CHAPMAN &
Co. members New York stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chapman. manager. 1901 F street northwest
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WHEAT Open. High Low. Close. Close.
December. LG 'LOIA fL00% tL0ps lWs,
May.......... LOIS LeSh LO7 SIG fLS HOS
CORN
December. 6iH 'sR 81 t5sA So
May.-------. fs2% Is
'Bn asked.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-23
TO BRAND THE DRUNKARDs.
Liquor Dealers Unique Step for Self
Protection.

Chicago, October 17.-The Hyde
Park Liquor Dealers Association, as
a matter of self-protection, has start
ed crusade against those who i'm
.bibe. Notices have been sent out by
the, secretary Of the association re-
questing each bartender to ask for
the photograph Of every drunkard
from his family in case comp laint Ia
made about selling liquor to him.
The pictures are then to be sent to
the secretary Of the association and
he in turn Is to have copies made and
sent to every member of the associa-
tion.
These pictures are then to be past
ed on the mirror behind the bar SO
that the dispenser of drinks may see
at a glance II he Is selling liquor to a
drunkard.
Two members Of the association
have been prosecuted by indignant
wives for having sold intoxicating
drinks to their husbands.
This caused the movement to brand
the drunkards. ~,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-23

storehouses for his crop, let him put
his shoulder to the shoulder Of his
brother, and, breathing courage, con-
tidence and determination, let him
repeat to the world the statement
that the MAJ who buys his cotton
must pay him is cents a pound!
G. s. Barrett.
To this we add but two points:
First, the, farmer is the only pro-
ducer and can make his living on his
own place-he Is independent IL he
takes care to provide for himself.
Second, cotton can be stored in a
warehouse and as much money rais-
ed on 1t as collateral as could for
merly be obtained for q. clear sale.
A farmer to-day can store bale of
cotton, keep 1t in his own name
his own property-4and at present
prices borrow $45 on 500 pound
bale, as much as he. could sell his
cottonsfor four years ago. Cotton In
Warehouses; like money in a bank.
f9EI ,JsAB HARRIS, Chairman,
s5fF S H. P. Boggs, Secretary,
~ ]. B. Pickett, tI
w. M. Brown, 2<lT
j. B. McJunkin,
]. d. Isbell, Committee.
IRichland, October IL, 1907. II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-23
UNION BUREAU.
Our Cotton Letter.

There is twenty dollars per bale
for the faithful who have grit to
stick 1T out tc the end for the mini
mum prices.
A letter from a Inah In Texas states
that he will get but one bale Off of
30 acres this year; the boil weeyil
got the other 80 bales.
Another prominent official of the
Texas Farmers Union states that
there are many cotton growers In
Texas this season that will not make
more than one-fourth to one-third as
much cotton to the acre this year as
they did last year.
When the cotton farmers organi-
cations set the minimum price at 4 o
cents they made no mistake. They
knew the situation, Notwithstanding
the opinion of some newspapers to
the contrary, who seem to think that
they have a better idea about what
the farmer shold have for his cotton
chan both the Farmers Union and
the Cotton Association combined.
That wild, mad rush of that weak
mortgaged cotton to market will soon
be over. Stand to your position,
boys, and you will win out as usual.
That cotton your neighbor sold out
to the speculator before 1t was made
and thu mortgaged weak cotton is
the clog that is now holding down
the lid on the cotton market, to the
detriment of the prosperity and pro-
gress OF the whole South. fn
We have the names Of two brother
farmers in South Carolina that sold
one hundred bales OF their cotton be-
fore it was made at ten cents per
pound, and have since gone to the
man they sold to and paid him one
thousand dollars to get loose from
that foolish contract
We will give you the names and
addresses Of these men IL you will
give us the names and addresses of
two more OF the same sort. The two
men alluded to are now good union
men, but 1t cost them one thousand
dollars by not Joining one year
sooner and standing pat for the mini
mum prices.
Most everything used by cotton
growers has gone higher in price re-
Gently while cotton hos gone lower
without reason for it except that
the New York Cotton Exchange has
an interest In lowering prices on this
weak cotton. a#-
Why plant cotton anyway, when
you can usually Dny
cheaper than you can make it? This
plan would save a lot of worry and
work too. t.
The prices on checks and some
other goods are now fifty per cent
higher than one year ago. These
spinners and weavers have made
these advances expecting 10 pay is
cents or more for this years cotton
and now these 'wean cotton growers
that are showing the white feather
have broken faith and are on the re-
treat-have not the faith in them
selves and neighbors that these cot
ton mill men have. In the power of
the two great organizations-the Far
mers' Union and the Cotton Associa-
ton. ID