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V 16 THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER Tuesday. September 13, 1904. 10. F ESSIVi FOU9DKD 1886. OFFICE: us R. 109 Wkst Martin Btbxxt SUBSCRIPTION RATES I Single inbscrlptlon, 1 year.. .' .11.00 Single subscription, 6 months .65 Trial subscription, 8 month! .SO , Discontinuances. If subscriber wishes his copy of the paper discontinued at expira tion of subscription, notice to that effect should be sent us. without such notice, to continue taking the paper from the malls is to become responsible for payment of sub scription, and all arrearages must be paid when paper Is ordered stopped. THE MARKETS WILMINGTON PRODUCE. Wilmington, Sept. 12, 1904. Peanuts, Prime, N. C, bu., 38 lbs.........tl0 jsxtra 71 me, . c, du i.i Fancy $1 40 Prime, V lrglnla, buM.MMM.M...MM.41.05 Extra Prime. Virginia, bu.. 1 07 Fancy, Vlrgnila....................fl.l0 Spanish ..... ...... ........... ....... .. 1.10 Corn, white, bu ............p.......................... 60(65 N. C. bacon, hams, lb...Mm..............lS15 M sides. Eggs, per dozen... Chickens, grown.... spring Turkeys, id.. ueeswax. Tallow. Sweet potatoes, bu............ iseer cattle, id tttMmlllIO 3? J80&25 .12 20 ,12K13 CHARLOTTE PRODUCE. Chablottk, N. C, 8ept. Chickens spring iSggSM.M. ducks Hens per head Turkeys per fi ...... Oats feed Cffctfl Mll R y o MtM Hides dry flint Hides dry salt... ..M Hides green. 25 and up......, Kips green, 13 to 25 cair skins, 5 t0ki2.... Calfskins, under 5... Sheep skins, full wool, iamo sKin Goat skins - 10, 1904. 1220 18 25 ' 25 80 93S5 7780 6466 52 65 91.00 12 10 60 70 40J 60 80 2550 1525 BALTIMORE PROVISIONS. BALTIMORE, MS., Sept. 12, 1904. Flour winter patents ......35.40 6.50 spring patents 15.80 .15 Wheat Corn, Southern white.. uau, no.ji wmte ... Rye. No. 2 Butter, fancy Imitation. nutter, xancy creamery, nutter, store pacxe Eggs fresh.MMm...... Cheese, nrm Sugar, flue and coarse granulated, 15.40 f L00 1.06 .... 58 61 ... 88 87 6S74 17 18 ,19 0 20 .. 11 12 21 .. x io CHARLOTTE COTTON. Chablottk, Sept 12, 1804. These figures represent prices paid to wag ons : Good middling 10 75 Strict middling.. . .,.10 65 Middling 10.50 8 tains 9.00 9.60 RICHMOND TOBACCO. Richmond, Va., Sept. 10, 1904. The quotations are as follows :; DARK TIBICD TOBACCO BKOBSIBXD. Lun ...... Short leaf....... Medium leaf.. Long leaf.... Wrappers and selections , 4.50 to f 5.50 5.50 to' 6.75 6.50 to 7.50 8.00 to 12.00 - 10.00 to 14.00 BRIGHT Smokers Common ... Medium Fine . Cutters Common ... Medium Fine ....................... Fancy- Fillers Common Medinm .... Good....... Flne....., Wrappers Common. Medium ..... Good -. Fine Fancy. TOBACCO. . . J$ 6 00 to $ 8.00 8 00 to 10 00 10 00 to 12 00 10.00 to 12.00 12.00 to 13.00 15.00 to 17.00 17.00 to 20.00 6 00 to 7.00 8 00 to 9 00 9 00 to 11.00 12.00 to 14.00 14 00 to 18.00 18.00 to 25.00 27.00 to 85.00 21.00 to 40.00 40.00 to 45 00 ttMI wmntiiM 8UN-CURID TOBACCO. Primings ... Lugs, common to good...... Lugs, good to prime ... snort tear .. Ijong leaf.. Wrappers .1 1.00 to t . 8.60 to .. 6 60 vo i .. 9.00 to .. 11.00 to 15.00 to 2.00 5.00 900 11.00 14.00 25.00 NEW YORK FERTILIZER MARKET. Nrw York Citt, Sept. 10, 1904. Ammonia sulphate, spot, per 100 lbs. future. Fish scrap.dried, 10 p.c, ammo monla, and 14 p. c bone phosphate f.o.b.nsh works per ton ground , wet, acidulated, 6 p. c am monia, t. o. b. nsh works 2. 8.02 to $3.01 to 8.04 2.40 & 10 81.50 to 88.00 2.20 & 85 Ground fish guano. Imported, .10 and 11 p. c. ammonia and 15-17 p. c bone phos phate, c. 1. f. N. Y., Bait morr or Philadelphia: Azotlne. per unit Tankage, concentrated, 15 to 16 p. c f o. b. Chicago Tankage, 10-11 p. c and 10-15 p. c. f. o. b., Chicago Tankage, 9 and 20 p. o. f, o, b., Chicago, per ton Tankage, 8 and 20 p. c f. o. b. Chicago Tankage, 7 and 80 p. c. f. a b. Chicago Tankage, 6 and 85 p. c. f o. b. - Chicago Garbage, tankage Hoof meal, f. o. b. Chicago, per unit Dried blood, 12-15 p. o. ammo nia, f. o. b. New York Dried blood, high grade, f. o. b. Chicago ; Nitrate of soda, 96 p. a spot per 100 lbs future 96 per cent Nitrate of soda, 95 p. c. spot., future, 95 per cent Acid phosphate Bones, clean Junk, per ton butcner 255 & 10 2 60 to 2.65 2.17to 2 20 2ll7H & 10 2.10 & 10 2.10 & 10 15 00 to 16 00 15.00 to 16.00 8 00 to 9.00 2.00 toi 2.35 2.60 to 2.65 2 85 to 2.87 . ground, steamed unground, steamed, boiled ary . Bone black, refuse Phosphate rock, fco.b. Char'n Tenn. South Carolina phosphate rock, ground per 2,000 lbs. f. o. b. Ashley river South Carolina phosphate rock, klln-drled, f. o. b Ashley river . Florida land pebble pnos- Shate rock f. o. b. Fernan da, per ton Muriate Potash, 80 p. c. spot per 100 lbs Muriate potash 80 p. c, future Manure salt, 20 p. c actual potash Sulphate potash (basis 90 p.c.) Kainit in bags z.240 ids. Kalnlt, in bulk 215 2.17 2.15 2.17 60 16.00 16.00 21.00 19.00 19 00 12.00 500 8.25 to to to to to to to to to to to to 2.20 2.20 67K 16.50 17.00 22.00 22 00 17.00 7.00 425 8.25 to 8.50 3.60 to 7.25 to 7 50 1.88 tol.91K 1.83 to 1.86 .64 to .67 2.11 to 2.14 10.05 to 10.55 9.05 to 9.55 IF YOU NEED Buggies, Carriages, growing Machines, Cutaway Harrows, Grain Drills, Bicycles and . . Engines You will get the best price obtainable by wilting me. A heavy stock to sell at the right price. A full line of repairs for Cutaway Harrows, Brickford & Huffman, Champion and Empire Grain Drills. R. S. PETTY, Greensboro, N. C. Elmwood Nurseries. Alfalvfa bacteria soil, from five-year old field, at $1.00 per 100 pounds f. o. b. Midlothian. Also Snlendld Strawberry Plants of ear liest, medium and latest varieties at 60 cents per loo, 53.UU per l.uw. Fruit, Shade, Ornametal Trees and Plants after November 1st. Catalogue on application. Address J. B. W ATKINS & BRO., Hallsboro, Va. 28 1-2 Bushels Seed Wheat Per Acre Grown by Seller. Extra clean Fulcaster (bearded) Wheat. SI 60 per bushel, sacks Included, f. o. b. Brown Summit. N. O. J. O. HABDIE. Brown Summit, N. C. Farmers' Exchange RATES OF ADVERTISING. For the convenience and benefit of our readers we have set apart this apace In which they may make known their wants to one another. Have you any Improved stock. Im proved seed, eggs, poultry, Implements, ma- cninery, lanas, nouses, or any otner article you would like to sell or exchange? What ever your want, you may tell the thousands of readers of The Progressive Farmer about It at the rate of 2 cents a word for the first Insertion of the ad. and one cent a word for each additional insertion, each figure and each Initial (Including name and address) counting as a separate word. Cash for the full amount must accompany each order, as we cannot keep books for these small advertisements. FINE SEED WHEAT. " Golden Chaff" and "Everett's High Grade" Beardless and "Red Wonder' Bearded" either va riety S1.50 per bnsheL W. M. W ATKINS & SONS, Saxe, Va. WANTED YOUNG MAN with small family to work on small farm, dairying, trucking and chickens. Prefer a man that has some agricultural -education. Splendid place for the right man. For further Infor mation, address M., care Progressive Far mer. SMALL FRUIT FARM of 40 acres, 1 000 bearing apples, peaches and grapes on it. Good buildings; one half mile from rail road station, two and a half miles from another; 20 acre pasture fenced: fine spring. In fact, model little dairy and fruit farm. Two thousand dollars cash will buy It. Also mountain resort Hotel, 16 rooms, all fur nished, ready for business $3,000, one-third cash, balance time to suit. Address, I. C. Wade, Cornelia, Ga. SPLENDID 400 ACRE FARM 60 acres river bottoms. Good buildings. Price right. J. E. 8PENCE, New H1U. N. C., R. F. D. No. 2. 4k 4V 4 k. In Buying a lllU don't be misled into believing some second or thir class imitation is nearly equal to a SEPARATOR Remember that protecting patents and twenty five years of separator experience keep it in a class byitself. Send for catalogue and name of nearest local agent. 4W THE DE LAVAL SEPARATORCO. Randolph & Canal Sts. 121 Youvllle Square, Chicago. GENERAL OFFICES : Montreal, 1213 Filbert Street 74 Cortlandt Street,, 75 & 77 York Street 4 k. 3 6 4W Philadelphia. 9 & 11 Drumm St., San Francisco. New York. Toronto. 248McOermot A.V., . Winnepeg. .4 k, 4k Docs mrinr M TrrfflTi n nrn At tn cuttc Saving UiiiUii Hu u uuuy gvyEi.uu Anything in ensilage cutting time? Self Feed on "Ohio" cutters does that and more, and increases capacity 33 yo. 1903 "OHIO" Blower Elevators solve the Blower problem. They successfully elevate ensilage into silos up to any height, as demonstrated by abun- , ; dant proof m 1903 catalogue. IU and Z f H. P. Engines drive Nos. 13, 16, 18 and 19 f "Ohio" Ensilage Cutters. In capacity i - On to" Cutters lead; 10 to 30 tons per nour. 1903 Shredder Blades (patent applied for) are inter changeable with knives, all sizes. They put corn stalks into best condition for feed, running at normal speed. Our absolute guarantee goes with every machine. Made by mmm ' mm m no Oliver wig. o., saiem, unio. Established. Modrn SIIo Mthod,t IO cents, coin or stamps. Cutter Clean A . ...4 mm : - -mwwwggV, I . SET . - T 1 J T 5 rv r n iiinor k iin i f 1 1 1 fi n nnii tVMHM r iDDU VVlloab. Udbd, 1VU0, UIUVOI (JilU 1VQP0 Seed Wl We offer to the farmers of North Carolina the following seeds : 1.000 Bushels Turkey Island Wheat at $1.50 per bushel. This Is a very prolific wheat, bearded, and has a very stiff straw; has done well In North Caro-. II0.& wherever sowed 2,000 Bushels Red Chaff, smooth bearded wheat ; generally very sure crop ; ripens early and splendid ylelder ; per bushel, 51.35. Also, have several hundred :bushels of the following varieties : Currell's Prolific, Fultzo, Mediterranean, Spade and Fulcaster. Price, $1.35. 2,000 Bushels White Winter Turf Oats, per bushel, 75c; very prolific Oats, mak lng as high as 70 bushels per acre. 1 OOO Bushels Recleaned Rye ; nothing better to sow for winter pasture ; per bushel, f 1.00 ; all sacked f. o. b. cars Hickory. Crimson Clover and Rape Seed. All our seeds raised In North Carolina,-and adapted to our soli. Free from trash and noxious weeds. u.v.w rTi'ff.'My HIckorv. Mm C WW Wtf VVV1VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV'9 The Manure Spreader which it suits from 25 years experi- 1 The Success Doubles Manure Vak.lies. For S5 years we have manufactured the Kemp Manure Spreader It is the machine that made mechanical spreading of manures success. Its fame nas become world wide. We still manufacture it in its improved form. The "Success em bodies all theadvantages of the celebrated Kemp, with certain improvements, which make it the unquestioned peer of all spreaders i M, Is the spreading- of all manures, no mat IIS PllSSlOTV ter hat the character or condition, and all commercial fertilizers. Makes the manure go twice as far and secures better results. Its . t i are positive In character, tested dpeCial JT eatUreS and proven thoroughly practi cal. Among them are its Beater Freeing Device. Direct Chain Gearing of Beater, Separate Control and Working of Beater and Apron. Automatic Return of Apron, Device to Regulate Quantity ot Manure spread, etc. f 4 wj Atlrr lsa11 from e 14 sprea1 anT US alSLIYUling quantity per acre, changes to fast or slow instantly, unloads in S to 6 minutes, stops apron and ceases spreading while beater revolves full speed for bridge and swale crossings, etc. rAM.4iHiit4!ntt is the best possible from materials VOnSirUCllOn proven best by experience. Every part positive and perfect working; draft the lightest, least breakages and repairs. Made in 4 sizes. We jq torepl act free any part breaking from de VlUirLriI6G fective material or workmanship. The Success Catalogue fully describing and showing why 1 superior, with valuable chapter on fertilizing, mailed free. KEMP a BURPEE MFG. CO., Box 453. SYRACUSE, N. Y.