Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-06
SPELIAI PREMIUMS.
by the NaVasSa GUanO COmpa

L y.
lIy the N;lVaSS.l (iUlnO Company.
of Wilmington.
| 500 pounds Navassa Gusno for the best yield of
Corn from sour acres upland.
800 pounds Narass;i GTaiio for the best yield o
Cotton from four acres of upland.
| 800 pounds NavaSSa GuauO for the best Yield Of
Oats from tour acres of upland.
| 800 pounds Savassa GuanO for the best yield
| 800 pounds Navassa GuanO tor the best yield
Peanuts from four acres OF upland.
The Navassa GuanO to be used alone for the
above Premiums, or only in combination with
plaI tat ion manure or vegetable matter. Sam
Piles of the crops named must be exhibited at
The Fair of the Cage Fair a gricuitural Associa-
tion Yields of crops required to be properly
authenticated i'll accordance with the regua-
tons Of the Association. and decisions to be.
made hv committee appointed for the purpose
Competitors are requir ed TO furnish the Gen
eral Secretary with IL detailed statement ui a;-
plication and culture.
Fly DE EIosscl s Co., Commission Mer-
chants aud State Agents of the Carolina Fer
tizcr.
| ,O,O pounds Carolina Fertilizer for the largest
production of Cotton to the acre.
l 600 pounds Carolina Fertilizer Tor The largest
production of Corn to the acre.
,G0a pounGs Caroline Fert lzer tor the largest
production of Wheat to the acre.
coo pounds Carolina Fertilizer for the largest
production OF Peanuts 10 the acre.
loo bounds carolina Fertilizer tor the largest
100 pounds Ci,rolina Fertilizer for the largest
production OF Turniis to the acre.
he above ilInS N Tor produced
by The use OF Carolina Fertilizer only; and the
awarding OF said premiums is lett discretionary
with the Committee OF the Association, under
heir rules.
Competitors will be required to furnish III
with detailed statements OF mode OF ap ion,
and culture, and the results ami the awards of
the Committee will be fulfilled by hiIment Of
the Fertilizer as direct Il, upon receipt by us of
the above required statements.
Ry Wick & MebAre,t commission Merchants
and General gents Tor " hsnn'S Superphos-
phate, Star Phosphate and Baham Soluble
Guano.
One ton Whanns Superrhnspha,e for the
largest production of Cotton to the acre.
One ton Star PhosPi ate 1n, the largest lrOduc-
ton OF Gotten to the acre
One ton Bahama Soluble Guano for the largest
production o: Cotton 10 the acre,
The above Premiums are Tor crops produced
by the use OF either OF the above Fei tiiZers
alone, or only in com 'hnaLiJn with plantation
manures or vegetable matter
Competitors are required To furnish the Gen
eral Secretary with tailed state me mt of their
modes of application and culture.
by WOOten, Richardson a. Co., Conn
mission Merchants and General A gents for'the
Soluble Sea island GuanO.
One ton Soluble Sea Island Guano, for the
largest yield OF Cotton to the acre.
One ton Soluble Sea Island Guano for The
largest yield of Corn to the acre.
The above Premiums are for crops produced
by the use OF Soluble Sea Island Guano alone,
and the awarding of said Premiums is left dis,
cretionary with the Committee of the Associa-
ton, under their rules.
Competitors required to furnish the Gen.
era1 Secretary with a detailed stat ment of
their mode Of application and culture.