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70 INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE. Hulling, polishing and grading 100, 000 Ibs. at | , BS x RRS ASE sg aay wait ap RE OS a Um i gees 1,000.00 | Sundries, bags, freight, etc................ 1,000.00 © ; $8,820.00 — Credit— By sale of 100,000 lbs. of coffee at 18 cents... $18,000.00 Re SE HANG... 5400. cit ke wee won ewan 10,085.00 SEVENTH YEAR. METS SAIATY |» 1, sisi ss Tk a aha eats are be $1,200.00 Dea |ADANCSE. 0 55 25s eee een 2,160.00 — Picking, pulping and devine 125,000 lbs. of Satie ANCES oo ee lke ee eee 5,500.00 Hulling, polishing and grading 125,000 Ibs. I SMMOEER Sieg ele Fa NS, adv e 36 68s ees OD Oe RS DURE 1,250.00 sundries, bags, freight;.etc... 2.0.20... e080 ee 1,200.06 $11,310.00 Credit— By sale of 125,000 lbs. of coffee at 18 cents... $22,500.00 Balance to credit of plantation at end of SU WeOY . 2 t05... stk ka at ae ee '.. 21,275.00 The yields as given in this estimate are far below what may be attained by thorough cultivation and fertilizing. The coffee tree responds readily when under good treat- ment, but if neglected it disappoints its owner. While a coffee planter is waiting for his trees to grow and yield returns on his investment, living must be close, and cash must be paid out for the necessary improve- ments, but he can plant other things which will provide food for himself and his family, and which will also yield — a moderate income. The soil and climate will erow al- comicbooks.com —