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I THE MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Quotation* based on cotton sold on spot
terms.
Low ordinary-lni.3-18
Ordinary... U s _
Good ordinary.. 13 4
Low middling.. 13 s,
Middling.-. 14 H
Good middling. 14 4
Middling fair. 14 15-ig
Fair. 15li-ie
MEMPHIS COTTON.
Good ordinary-13 3.19
Low middling-13 4
Middling-14 %
Good middling-- 4
CHAIN AND FEEDSTUFF8.
CORN IN BULK1'*Per Hushel-No. I white
No.* mixed ?.V-t.V.4: No * yellow
W'-- 564.
BKAN-I’cr Cwt -*i.r: i.luo
OATS i’i’r Hushej —No * White. 37«374:
No ;t mixed 154
UA Y—I’e* Tod. in Halo#— Vn V |10 0 118.50;
No. I 1*0 OOMlai a), choice. H2 (KK22.50.
MEAL AND FLOUR.
COHN M F. A I. bbl - N’> to ft 90.
FUlOR. hanl wheat. Kantian patent-15 40 to
*5,W.
MISSISSIPPI. I/OUISIAVA, ANT)
ALABAMA LIVE STOCK.
BEEVKH
Cho'.ce-4 to 4H
Fair to food--■ —s’, to 3S
Oien -rat... ..... 3 to 4
Oian—Common to (air—... IS to S'.
OOWH AND HEIFKRS
C ho ice .... IH to 4
Fair to good.. JS to
Old poor cowi. per bead_P 00 to t11.00
BULLS AND STAOS
Baila--t'« to 3
Himi .....IW to 3H
YEARLINGS—
Choice mo to son lb*. per lb- S'i to 4
Choice. *40 to 350 pound* ......_ S'* to 4*4
Common to fair.. 3 to 3't
CALVES
Chotce. *00 to *00 lb* . per lb —... SS to 5H
Fair to rood per bead.10 to * 00
MILK cowa
Choice ...*40 00 to «0.00
Fa! r to rood .. - *0 no tn SS 00
OUR LAND EXCHANGE
Farm* Wanted or Offered For Sale or Rent
In Oil* de**rtm»-n; we «h*H PtlWUh off’ fin**
erf ail Und vtntnl of for ••l* or for
rmL We do not ritend our funeral advcrtl*
In* niran'M to Oil* detriment. lw*UM
ever* purcHaeer eKouId we land f°r Him**’If
before bur'n*. but no man D permlfed to of
fer land for aale In thie department until he
Ha* (Iret ahnen u* •atufaet'WT reference# a*
(re ki( « ami fw-iMnclwl r#»«t»onnib liCjr. i
I 1
r AWM P"0« SALC
Tha test farm In th's »octi m for *sle. at f.’'1 per
arm Consists o' 'Mi aer-*. a* follow* SO acre*
In high slat* ..f eol'ival'on. r n.i.tlng of red land
and sandy loam with rlay subsoil also crwek bot
tom JDO arm* fin’ p vsturo also til at>le; balance
la original »«w dmlxr AM lying well, no rule
land Sli r vwn bourn with b*au llul new of plan
tation. Also new mole n S room cottage. - tine
well*. 12 living •pri'w* Sit •■'•’I "n ,h"' f’'**"® '*
a I>Untaticn *ntll. «rrt«l tri 1. *t*»r* nml many
Convenience Write If you mean b ialn* aa.
T. W. JACKLSCH. - - Greensboro, Ala.
rinu pOR SAI E
rAKm or lease
SBi-arm. well Improved farm. IH mile* from rail
roat; part unde loam and part h ack prairie; well
sutUst to alfalfa stuck raising. dairying, truck,
poultry and staid* crops. Price reasonable; term*
liberal. For further Information, write
DR. Lv M HAND. - • Coatopa. Ala.
FARMING LAND FOR SALE
32") or UJO aero* of farm l*n<f for aale. I'lice
will make 120> htuhcl* corn atul *'« lml**a cotton
thia year UUf balance in two note*, Au
drvaa I* O Hoi 114. Tutwilar, Miaa.
1000 ACRE PLANTATION FOR SALE OR RENT.
One thousand acre plantation situated in Clai
borne County. on railr >ad. one and one half mile*
from town of one th u <and population, good
schools and churches, :i miles from Port Gibson,
county scat. The land it level ai d very fertile,
fine for grain or grasses and cotton. In fact any
thing A tine cattle or dulrylng prop .sitlon. Ila
steam gin. griat null and aaw mill, plenty tenant
houses, line three-story tin roof barn 126 ft by 10
ft bay press, tread mill, lilted with latest Im
provement for unloading huy. I-e |Kxie. a grows
wiki all over plantation, mule Imrn* cribs, hog
lots etc Fine ten-room residence with hot and
cold water bath rooms. etc . acetylene gas through
ood bouse In fact one of the beet Improved prop
as* in rminty I*roi»«rty IhjIuiuth to lady
doaanot p-rmlt of her lo king after
nranertv only reason for offering for rent or
sale1^ Will rent cheap or sell and give terms, l or
further Morm.Uon App'yt^T (;nwoN. MIS3.
Mississippi Delta Lands ForSale or Rent
that will grow !«le cotton per acre, worth 26 to
30 cent* t>er pound. Come to se«. or wr . ^
W. T. 1‘ittH, - Indianola, Mississippi.
DELTA FARM FOR SALE
Four Hundred and Ninety acre Karm only »)
an acre This is a great ^r“aui. and wdl only to
•“ *r?mlorJZ£. --
SPRINGERS—
common
hogs—
Corn fed. per lb_ __ 8 to
Vii.« f«rt pif8',? 40 '** lb8 ' P«r ib’ 8 to 8%
Masi fed. per lb. ,H_ m 6 U) 8
SHEEP
Good fat sheep, per lb. 4 to 5Mi
Common to fair, per head.11.00 to *.o0
RICE.
CLEAN-PER POUND.
Honduras, head___ 3 to 5H
straights. *14 to Mi
screenings.... ^ 414,
No. » actual sales at. 15* to 4%
Japan, head... *y4 to 4*»
straights. *V* to M«
screenings.... 1% to 15i
No. 1 actual sales at. 2 to 3
ROUGH.
Honduras (bbl. 163 lbs.).4 1.50 to *3.15
actual sales at...8.25 to 8-0u
J*ban .2 to to 3.05
actual sales at. to
Rice bran, per ton__13 50 to 16.00
Rioe polish, per ton from mills... 85.00 to 87.00
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Potatoes, $1.50@1.62 per 180 lbs.
bulk; per bag, $1.50@2. Sweets, $1
.12© 1.50. Onions, per bag, red, $1
.37© 1.50; yellow, per bag, $1.25©
1.37; white, $2.50© 3 per bbl. Cab
bage, 55© 70c. per bbl. Cauliflower,
per bbl., $1©2.50. Celery, $1©2
per crate. Carrots, washed, per bbl.,
$1.50; unwashed, $1©1.12. Cu
cumbers, $2© 3.75 per bbl. Chicory,
50© 75c. per basket. Escarol, 60©
7 5c. per basket. Eggplant, 75c.©
$1.25 per bbl. Lima beans, per bas
ket, “potato,” $1.25©1.75; flat, $1.
Lettuce, per basket, 15©25c. Mush
rooms, 15©40c. lb. Parsley, 60©75c
©40c. per lb. Parsley, 60 ©75c.
per 100 bunches. Peppers, $1.35©
2 per bbl. for red, and 70c.@$1.76
for green. Peas, per %-bushel bas
ket, $2 ©2.50. Pumpkins, 60@75c.
per bbl. Uomaine, 75@$1 per crate.
Spinach, near-by, per bbl., 75c. @$1
.25; Norfolk, 50c.@$1.12. String
beans, green, 25© 65c. per basket.
Squash, 50© 75c. per bbl. for Mar
row; Hubbard. $1. Turnips, per
bbl.. 7 5c. © $ 1 for “bagas”; white,]
$1.25. Tomatoes, 70c. @$1.25 per
box.
Apples Greenings, $2.50 ©6 per
bbl.; Twenty-Ounce, $2.60© 4; Ben
Davis, $2© 3.50, and other grades
from $2 ©5 with $3 a fair average.
Pears. Bartlett, per bbl., $2 ©6;
Seckels, $4.50@ 6; KiefTer, $1@2,
Quinces per bbl., $2 @*4. Grapes,
Concord, per carrier, $1.25©1.50;
Niagaras, 16© 17c. per 4-lb. basket.
Cranberries, per bbl., $4.50@6.
Butter—Creamery, top grades, 30
,i 32c., and down to 26@27c.; imi
tation creamery, 24 © 25c.; factory,
23 © 24c.
Eggs, Western fresh-gathered, 33
©3 5c. There Is a very wide range
in values, reaching from 22 ©45c.
Latter for near-by selected stock.
Wheat, No. 2 red, 98&c.; year
ago, $1.25.
Oats, No. 2 white, 37tt«.; year
ago, 4 5c.
Corn. No. 2, 56 %c.; year ago, 70c.
They call the farmer the hope ana
the support of America. It Is his
wife that Is the Inspiration of the
hope, and the bed-rock of the sup
port. Bear these facts In mind, when
you are inclined to be a little mean, a
little stingy with the pocket-money,
or a little vainglorious about your
own accomplishments.—Chas. S. Bar
rett.
It is impossible for a man to begin
to learn what he has a conceit that
ho already knows.—Kplctetus.
S. C. B. LE6H0RNS
The lanrer kind, with well developed comba an<
those smooth brown backs that are bo much ad
m'red. Every one a beauty. Stock and emts t
sell at all times. Send for descriptive circular
Prices reasonable. Promptness Is our specialty
Sturtavant Brea., Bax 8, KusWa, All
Orpington Cockerels and I’ekln Buck
Keller.tr... strain Crystal White Orrdnato
Cockerels. »2.60 each. No females Msmmo
Imperial Pucks. *2.60 per pair. S- C. R. 1.
incubator chicks. 19.00 per hatch. <0to95- E*S
$6.00 per 100. B. A. Domtu, Flora, MUa,
THIS $65.00 SEWING MACHINE I
Direct from Factory to You I
Send Onlv tl flfl *nd we wi'i *mp y°u
OGIIU UIIIJ *I.UU this elegant new Model
2 Golden Eagle Sewing Machine. On arrival
examine it, and If satisfactory pay freight
agent the balance (718.76). If you do not find
it satisfactory we will return your dollar and
pay freight both ways.—Catalog C-67 FREE.
Golden Eagle Buggy Company,
157 Goldtn Eaflt Bldg,
Michln Doit 57, Atlanta, Ga.
Our advertisers are guaranteed.
Make big money in your own town. $75.00 to $150.00 ■
a month easily earned. No experience or money ■
necessary. Wo back you with oar capital and teach ■
you the business. Elegant line of samples frt*. ■
PANTS $2 up SUITS $9 up M31
Every garment made to measure in latest city I
style—fit and workmanship guaranteed. One ■
hustling agent wanted in every town. Exclu- ■
ive territory. Write for agent’s outfit—FREE. I
THE PROGRESS TAILORING CO., 140 Harrison Strut, CHlcsp |
WHITWORTH COLLEGE
FOR YOUNG LADIES
226 students to date, session 1910 and 1911. Ow
ing to the improvements during the summer, the
boarding capacity of the college has been increas
ed. Few more boarders can be accommodated.
Special rate will be given to those who enter now.
Write at once. Address
Whitworth College, - Brookhaven, Mias.
LET US
CUT THE
CORDS
which are tieing you
down to drudgery
and poor psy. We ,
have done it for thousands; we can
do it for you. Enter this College
NOW ana you’ll soon have a fine
position as Bookkeeper Stenogra
pher, Cashier or Telegraph Operator
Write at once for Catalogue A
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Y BIRMINGHAM. ALA.
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saved 15 to MO
P 1 ft d*J[u f|^fe ( /1\ f for over 140.000
satisfied farm*
r^2PPp|SmAilfi^UXuB3XlHU3*LlS9Hi^HB ers and home*
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No other mill in the world has so many time and labor
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have 1 lined carriage, taper knees, wi^ cable drive, etc. We
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