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I
IPOGRESSIVE
FARMER.
FOURDKD 1880.
PUBU8HIO WEKKLY BY
Tha Agricultural Publishing Company.
(Organized 1KB.)
Cxskkck H. Pok, President.
T. B. Pabkib, Secretary-Treainrer.
OKFICK:
104 Wkst Mabtih Stbkkt
SUBSCRIPTION RATKSl
Single subscription, 1 year M
Single inDsonpuon, o monim
Trial uberiptl'n. roontbs...
.90
THE MARKETS
RALJCIGH COTTON.
RA.LCIGH, August 28, 1905.
Price to-day... 10 11-1610 1516
Prices ttalt date lat year 1011
Receipts to date 19,0 bales
Receipts same period last year. 14,502 bales
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
Baltimore, Md., August 28, 105.
Flour winter patents 4.20 H. 40
14 Spring patents.. 6.50 5.80
Wheat ...... ...... ..-... ...... ........... ... 81 82
65 V5
.. 6960
.. 28
65 68
... 19 0 20
...2?23
14 & 15
20
1112
90.4O
Wheat. Southern
Corn, Southern white.
Oats, No. 2 white....
Rye. No. 2 ...
Butter, fancy imitation ,
Butter, fancy creamery .,
Butter, store packed...
jcggs rresn...M,
Cheese, nrm
Sugar, fine granulated ...
M
91.12
1 15
. 80
WILMINGTON PRODUCE.
WlUUNGTON, August 28, 1905.
Peanuts. Prime. N. C. bu., 28 lbs f 1 10
' Extra Prime, N. C, bu
Prime. Virginia, bu.;
Kxtra Prime, Virginia, bu. 85
Fany, Vlrglnla......... - 90
Spanish.. .... 1.061.10
Corn, white, bu.................. 6065
-N. C. bacon, hams, new, lb 15
" " sldMdulL . 910
d" " shonIders.... 9-aiO
Kzg. per dosen . 14
Chickens, srowDmnM.nmmmMn.ra..m..2S3S0
" spring...--. ...12(a2&
B wa X. .. 28-q. 'fi
Tallow. - ...
STset potatoes, btu. ..flfrai 00
Rf rattle, lb 2S4
Peas, white .........
Tar bbl. 2S0 lbs
Rosln bbl..............
1.151.2n
0
,......8.15
CHARLOTTE PRODUCE.
CHAKLOTTK, N. a, August 28, 1905.
Chickens spring ...
ggs-.
Ducks.
Hens per bead ,
corn.
Oats fee
Oats
Rye-
1220
1718
25
80 85
77 80
46 48
64 &M
ILOOi
RICHMOND TOBACCO.
RlCHMOXB, VA., August 28, 1905.
The quotations are as follows :
DAJtK FIRID TOBACCO KKOXDZRID.
e
Lugs.......
Short leaf......
Medium leaf
Lrfiner leaf
Wrappers and selections
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
Smokers Common
Medium -
Fine.
Cutters Common
Medium
Fine
Fancy......
5.50 to f 6.25
6 50 to 8 50
7.00 to 9.00
10 00 to 13.00
10.00 to 16.00
7.00 to
9 60 to
12 00 to
11.00 to
13.00 to
14 60 to
16.00 to
7.00 to
9 00 to
1050 to
12.50 to
14 00 to
17.00 to
25 00 to
82 60 to
40.00 to
SUW-CTJBKD TOBACCO.
Primings.......... 2.50 to
Ln?i common to eood..HMM... 5.00 to
Lugs, good to prime
Short laaf
Long leaf
Wrappers ...
Fil' erg Common
Medium ....
Good.....
FlltllHNMIMaMMIMMtHMMMI
Wrappers Common.....
Medium .........
Good .;
Fins....
Fancy.
6 00 to
7 00 to
9 00 to
15.00 to
9.00
1150
13 00
12 50
14 00
16 00
18.00
8.00
10 00
1150
14.00
16.00
21.00
80 00
87.60
45.00
f 400
6.00
7.00
9.00
12 00
80.00
CHARLOTTE COTTON AND SEED.
CHABLOTTK, August 28, 1905.
These figures represent prices paid to wag
ons: -
Strict good middling.... iu
Middling ...ww.'wwmm.ww.w.... . lH
Tinges ....................""" Zin
Stains 79
Cotton Bssd... ... ......... i7i
NORFOLK MARKET.
(Corrected weekly by Triune Fruit and
Produce Company.)
Norfolk, August 28, 1905.
Fresh country eggs per dpi JJ2IB
ld hens (live) large and fat 8 S7?0
Slack E. peas, per bag of 2 bu tSLOO
Peas, per bag of 2 bu. 3.00
Spring chickens 20 to 40
Turkeys (lire) per lb 10 to 11
Ducks, (live) each 28 to 80
Geee. (live) each
Guineas, earn
Honey, In 50 pound stands.
Hams. N. C.. per lb.
Irish potatoes, per bbl
Country Putter, per lb
Creamery Butter, per lb
Cherries, per quart
Peaches, per crate
40
8
1
1H
1
ST to
. 25 to
8 to
15 to
12Vto
. 1.00 to 1.25
12 to 15
27 to 80
4 to 6 .
.$1.25 to 12.00
PKAHUTS.
Peanuts Fanoy.
4V$
Peanuts, strictly prime
Peanuts, machine picked 8
Peanuts, bunch: 4
Spanish peanuts 11.05
HAT, GRAIN', KTC.
Corn, white, per bushel .
rkrn. mixed, per bushel....,
58
53 to
59 to
Cracked Corn, ner bushel.
Hay wo. l, Timothy, per tonfio.eu
Hay, No. 1, Mixed, per ton 15.0U
Straw, Rye. per ton .
Bran, per ton '-'Jl
Middling, per ton 2f
Cotton Seed Meal, per ton 29.00
Oats, per bushel (white spring) 42 to 45
Mixed Oats, per bushel , . ,. 40
CALVES AND LAMBS, KTC.
Calves, per lb. . .. 5 to 5c
Spring Lambs, per lb.
56
60
4V Ch A
ft U A Pif MMM Tt
Old sheep 2to2c
i cm iiua a iv 09
Steers 2J to 4o
HIDES.
Market active.
Dry flint, per pound.
17
Green salted hides, per pound .
Green salted calves, each
Dry calf
Wool, free of burns, per pound.
Washed wool, per pound
Tallow
Dry salt hides, per pound 14
Dry dam&eed hides, per pound , 6 to 7
Green hides, per pound 8 to..
. 1U
. 80 to 90
. 12 to
. 25 to 28
. 28 to 85
. 4J to
. 27 tO 28X
Beeswax, per Id-
truck AND VBGKTABLE3.
String beans, per basket bbl... 50 to f 1.00
Mtrlnsr beans, per bbl.
Wax beans, per basket
jorn, per dozen.
Cantaloupes, per crate.
Tomatoes, per currier.
cabbage rer crate
Hweet potatoes, per bbL.
Strawberries, per quart
Snap Beans, per basket
Oranges, per box
Lemons
Egg Plants, per crate
squash per basket
Dewberries, per quart.
Blackberries, per quart.
inn fotatoes per bbl.
nucKieoeTies per qi.
Raspberries per qt
reacnes per qt.
Canteloupe per crate.
Watermelons per 100.
Pears per sugar bbl
fears per truck bbl.
Pears per bbl basket.
12.00
, 60 to 75
8 to 12
SI 00 to f 1.50
$1.25 to 2X0
75c
. 81.75 toS2 00
5
.60 to SI 00
. S1.75 to 12.00
15.75
11.00 tO S1.50
. 75 to J 1.00
. 7. to 10
8 to 10
1.00 to $1.2-5
. 8 to 10
. 10 to 12
. 10 to 12
. SI 00 to SI 60
. S3 60 to 15.00
SI. 75 to S2.00
Jl 50 to ?1.75
60 to 75
Grapes, Applco, and
Peaches.
TRIUNE FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO.,
(INCORPORATED)
General Commission Merchants,
24 Roanokk Dock, Norfolk, Va.
The Perfection Churn
Saves a woman's back,
makes butter easier
and quicker than any
other Churn, and after
churning you have
buttermilk with no
water in it. Write for
circular and prices.
Perfection Churn Co.,
Greensboro, N. C.
DaLO ACHfc P ATE NT
A.oM imitators and Infringers and buy the Genuine. Saw
Mills. 4 i. r. ana up. Baingiu. fu"u. f-""" wiu.
Mills: four Stroke Hay Presses. Water Wheels,
natalm? frm. VVfl nav the freieht.
DeLOACII MUX M'F'tt. CO Box 90S. AUanta, Gm.
1
A Strong
WelLMade
and
Reliable
Machine.
By removing the
partition this ma
chine becomes a
line Guano Distribu
tor of large ca rarity.
For a moderate
price we make the
uesi mai can
f at any price.
Cole's Combined Oat Sower and Guano Distributor.
Government tests and the experience of farmers who have
used this method prove that oats sown in an open furrow never
freeze out and are not easily damaged by dry weather.
One acre sown with the Colb Grain Drill will produce an
average of as much as two acres sown the usual way.
Write for valuable information and price list.
THE G0L& MFG. 60.. 6Harl0toe, N. G.
r-
r. n
A Big
inference
'1
One Minute's Washing as compared to
at least fifteen. Wouldn't you like to save
at least fourteen minutes twice a day?
One minute with a cloth and brush cleans
the absolutely simple Sharpies Dairy Tubular
Cream Separator bowl shown in the upper
picture. It takes fifteen minutes to half an hour
.with a cloth and something to dig out dents,
grooves, corners and holes to clean other
bowls one of which is shown in lower picture.
Washed lit 1 minute
Count the pieces notice the dif
ferenceand you'll understand why the
one who has to do the cleaning prefers the
simple Sharpies Tubular. .
There are other advantages just as much
In favor of the Tubular. Write today for
catalog V-283 it tells you all about the gain,
use, and choice of a separator.
The Sharpies Separator Co.
West Chester, Pa.
Toronto, Can. Chicago, III.
- ' 4
. , "-tfi - ...... 3
Washed In 15 to 30 mlnntes
The President of this College has trained over 5,000 leading business men of Texas, Florida, North Carolina and other
Southern States. . . . . . . ' J
A Kirk Ci sl4r This School has the capital, brains and experience that insures succeess. Ct t Rftflf fl
IIJIC raLUliy Business men furnished with Competent Bookkeepers and Stenographers. VllCa
tCapital Stock $30,000-00:
First Division "oi the Fall Term Begins Monday, Sept. 4, 1905.
Mall
It is a conceded fact known everywhere in North Carolina by those who are informed, that KING'S
is THE SCHOOL the RIGHT SCHOOL, viewed from every standpoint of merit and worthiness. The
Best faculty. Best equipment. The largest. More graduates in positions than all other business schools
in the State. So get the best, it is the cheapest. Write today for our Special Offers, and College Journal.
r&aiM. KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Raleigh, II. C, or Charlotte, U

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