age, WAREHOUSES ON THE FARM.
Lird
ichd The M3ost Sensible and Practical I
!ces- Method of Holding a Cotton Crop
p0s- for Paying Prices,
sical
wth The all-absorbing cotton question,
'hile has called forth many suggestions,
un- from many sources, some wise and
do many otherwise. We southern plant
play ers should entertain no plan save that
the which is both thoroughly practical and
and economical. We want to be saving and
nce thrifty, so that we can get able to hold
de- our own cotton until we are offered a
sta- price that will give fair remuneration
cer- for raising it. We should use every
ion- legitimate means in our power, first,
the that no one should have any claim up
and on it, and second, to lessen the PY
pon pense of ynmmissions F!rA handling.
