lion In the r.a:-t and West It will also
stimulate extravagance as has been tho j
rase In the l-last and U *?' t Hut at the
same time i? will'Mvif.vi.tho business j
interests of ihc;-'So?f1!lT. and if wisely
used will lay the foundation for great
prosperity an'l ?xpan::|oi, during the
coming year?
It Is difficult in overestimate the in- I
fluenee whbh this Inflow of money will !
have upon the South, Ik ?? atise, whether ]
the cotton s shipped out i:i :ts raw
state or in the miliniitii'tiifi'il product
from Southern mills, it no-ai.s an ln
rtux of outside money >f a I#i 11i? ?:t ami
;i half dollars r.t the start, and the
added amount of se\.-ral hundred mil
lion dollar- wh Hi will come for the
finished pr>>du-t turned out of Southern j
lextile mills I "nllke a corn crop,
valuable as t is. \%h. h i ti ed :it
home, H means new not .-y coming
from outs.de, ft ? i ? ? ? '"id the
West and frott. I'.'iropf It meat! many
times as inti. h ii " ??? ?? 1 ? ? i*? ? ess
and upon stimulation < t si 11 activities,
??n would the ra'smj. *f > ? ? i :i < top
efjual In Mihie. In the long run tho
corn crop might be worth c mtn h to
the Sou'h i:> de\.|..pi' g <ii\.r' tied ag
riculture. but it wotiid liOt \viti>iti the
next 1- if. ? I.tlf. pi o,|i|. .. - h ii ? \pati -
blnn of btlstlK?' "V Mes ity will th<*
billion and a !- r mote lir<>ught in
for cot t mi
a ki-:w i.r.HHON* i ii V I
>>ti(i\N i i* ii\ i hi: w \
Southern ??"'.ton tniM- will this year
consume tibo ' 1:1' The
value added i! ?? out <? >>{ v :inufac
turltig will at least equal the cost of
the raw material Puttlnr this at i!ot
per bale would ii eau S" ' in.. huj more
to retii' South f..r ??'ton It. l In ? nape
of finished pl : ? ' 1' to till- v.. ad>i
the. outi'iit : i v. ?)mills, we
shall lii.'l that Soijt ;t d<irlnc 'he
present (.!'?!? : e.u will i< ?tv<- nearly
I' ? t: s v "it h cotton jiik)
cotton tii"'i'ct- Crnparing t i. 