The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19
FBAR DUKES P1sA y NAY
RhggR C0TgOK PRICE
Rostaa lEili 9geasU,sr TbIaks it PlaD
DsslgRed 70 Help Gotten Grower.

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New BEDFORD, May II. THE fear Isl
3eSpfeased ii New Engiand cotton mil
circles chat the soscaIled Duke ware
house plan for. storing COTTON VIII
5Snd 10 Taise the pRica az tie stapla
vithout hriaRifiR any cfsll lpensating
asiyantagas Ia the Iiaannf ctiirsFs. IN.
s.I.i., gs,Iii ;sissi Al eW BeaTurt1
Fail ri ana ifnn hsinsk nut the.
fact that those who have given the
Duke nlaa any consid erasioli are In
cliIieti 10 be skeutical about Its ef!
feet on Sfe Northern mills md as vet
et laass are not aIithusine over it Ia
any great extent. .,% s 50 a S.
stIt is all yerv well Cor tlte Snatharn
manufacturers 10 he anthusiasfic over
The DropositionH snid a Boston mill,
treasurer this week. s,iit u, as 1t New
Engiaader lsiI not quite 90 enihuaias.
tic about itl--f1Ct "a i SEP II tds,,y, The
idea seems to be TO help the growers,
merchants and southesa 1aanufacturs
ers keen the cotton m the South. This
Is to be accomplished by ! large sys z
tenn OF warehouses; und Ter corn orafe
control, whose " ereIsotiae reeeitits VIII
guarantees by weII known hshlrfrE eH-
,tablishmeaks snd win command a very
in,o y.nIa - S;Sbe ,s,;, ;l,,s,,s -
thst sort OF thing would certainly be
to enhance the price OF cotton, iiI my.
opinion. e
? Z, AZ present. the BosnllG mill trpas.s
nrer continued, ptie Southern pIonter
as rule either flnds it desirable or
neceasnry TO dispose 0f d large Part
Of the option crop @itiliH The fifRt few,
mon tbs after it ls picked. Southern;
manufacturers whose nlflIE are located
in the midst Of the cotton growing
eeetioE flnd the pianters MI around
them are sending their cotton 10
the large concentrating points thrag
the South, hDftlward 10 Nov England, 4
or to Atlantic or gulf points. Tor ex-
port. Unless the Southern nlaiiufao- 8
ttfgsr buys early in tieas sSii and
pays a high rate OF interest to carryI
the cotton be loses cotspfs later IN the
season ha has 10 d clS d b ilfe sipnliagl
E e an6 there md shff, them back 10
the ultl le, I. the frei raj tai. n
Duke plan ~ sstl enable the fArlssers
tasa the IIief sliAilts and the southern
Iliagluiatt ttpFers TO carry cotton ek q
very low rate 81 itereat ana ii help
them % hold the cotton 81 the terEi-
car Y.
q New England cot ton inanufac cturers
have been forced % a.es lie the grow
illg indep pendenee of the South daTing
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them t highy pricea, ono
4, Yer another, the SDiatA erners IsaFe
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