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MALAGA, Sept. 20th. 1915.
The Fruit Crop-Hs abundancc-Su Supplies for Ame-


rica-Engiish and French Influence in Spain


americans in Maiaga-Steam Frigate Missouri,


&c.


An opportunity offering for the United States,
avail of il to give you few items of intelligence
which, perhaps may be Of interest to some OF your
numerous readers on the other side OF the Atlantic.
My letter will be. hasty glance at the condition.
political, Of things in this country together with
running summary Of matters and things in general.
At this season Of the year, lis CUSTOMARY tor Ma
aga to present avery lively and active show Of trade,
which, as you know, produced by the resort hith
Of vessels from nearly all parts Of the world tor
he rasins Of Spain, but particularly from the United
States, Of late years, our merchants the other
lde of the Atlantic may be said to enjoy monopoly
a this large, but very uncertain branch OF com
nerce. The opinion generally entertained, that the
,nage OF this year would exceed IN value that OF
my former season, not onlyadded an increase OF
shipp,ng in our ports, but produced much compcti-
ton for the first cargo, which, as matter OF course
lad the effect to- up the price OF fruit, several
vessels loading with u before was IN proper s'a,
of rain which visited here the 9Th inst, II
was feared had done much damage, and nothing but
hort crops was spoken OF in every quarter OF the city,
,ut since the sailing OF the barques Mudara and
Douglass, and briggs Isaac Franklin, Seim, and 9th
era for your port and Boston, is asceraincd that
very little fruit has been destroyed and that the vin-
iaqe will be much larger than that OF last year
The Maaguenos are using every effort To support
rices, but they are already declining and raisns
will be obtained cheap in spite OF ai( exertons to
prevent any change that may be unfavorabe 10 their
.nirses.


The new government Of Spain, weak and ineiii-
cent il il, is doing more To restore confidence IN
will and abilities to pay its debts, than any OF the
administrations that have preceded il for years
past This,sln part, may be attributed TO the well