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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-11-01

Iluk0 0k 00Vue OA4 VIZ S>~~>>~
ing, pretty good things for the in
siders, but darn bad for the outsi-
ders. but very few of the outsiders
would not get inside if they had
half q chance.
For a Bad Cold.
II you have q bad cold you need good
reliable medicine like Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy to loosen and relieve 1t.
and to allay the irritation of the throat
and lungs. The soothing and healing
properties Of this remedy and the quick
cures which it effects make a favOrite
everywhere. For sale BY T. ]. Liable.
The Democratic orators said
Mr.. Howell would get about fifty
votes in this parish, and would
fare about the same in the other
parishes of this district. If Mr..
Howell can't make a better show
ing he had better get out of that
political business.
Next Sunday will be All Saints
Day, generally this is a day that
draws q large number of persons
to town, and particularly to the
cemetery to pay visit to the
place of the dead, the depositing
of the flowers and other tokens of
remembrances upon the graves OF
the regretted, bat unforgotten
dead.
What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives.
zone Of my children was taken with
cramp collie and suffered severely says
8. B. Elzee, of Monett. No. II telephOn-
cd for q doctor, then gave a dose Of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. and few minutes later q
second dose. Before the doctor came the
child was relieveA." For sale by T. j.
Liable.
We have noted that the bar from
New Orleans and several other pa
rishes have held meetings to dis
cuss the proposed amendments to
the Consultation to be voted fol
next Tuesday and they have deci-
ded to vote against several OF
them. In SO far as we can see the
amendments are favorable to the
politicians and against the people,
aud the voters should vote against
all of them in order to be safe that
they are voting against the ones
that should be opposed. .
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-11-01
NOTICE.

I have on my place since one month.
m American mule, iron gray. The ow-
ner can come. prove bis property and
pay costs.
=. OLIVIER,
oct. q, 1909. st. NaStinvills, La.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New Yrk, Sept. 13.-Somc assurance
was imrarted to the market at the open
ing today by reason Of q better demand
from London and early news OF the gov
crnment's decision to anticipate Octooer
interest on bonds. but the list was gen
orally dull and inactive during the FIRST
hour. Commission houses did very niue
and FOREIGN houses were moderate buyers,
Money conditions we're more faVofaoie
and contrary to custom at the week $
ord there was a brisk demand for call
money, which ruled at 6 per cent. SilS
nrcss;Irc was directed against some Is
sJcs in the early trading but support
came later. RumorS of gold Imports were
again current, but appeared TO nave no
foundation in fact. It was clearly SHOWN
hat the rate prccludes engagements eH-
cont at a loss. The kccncSt interest," WIS
rvinccd n the bank statement because o.
tho MANY ncssimistic reports ana IcaFa
| of an utter Wiping out Of Ia" surplus re-
!, .cryes. Although this it"m shows Il ue-
crease OF nearly 1852, 900, there remains
= balance Of slightly more IMAM @'oV,oo''
tbo result Of q heavy ShrinkaGe III ti'
,n., account. The statement proves be
| vond doubt that a number on baph9 are
= This time much hclow the legal re-
,,ouirrmputc The loss in cash.
| LIGHTLY over 5000, 600, was about up 70
oynoctaf ions. The market appeared to
f,tc kindly to the bank statement ana
| ,bic fnrcthcr with the action OF Secf"-
| t,rv Shaw brought increased actlVltV
with improved prices 10 a number e'
1c,dinr issues including ST. Paul. Read
ING pennsylvania. New YORK central
Missouri Pacific. Illinois Central, boulS-
yiIIe and Nashville. Baltimore ana ONO
ana Sugar. The closing was steady aha
active.
United states 23 advanced II. the row
&c REGISTERED. IL and the As. coupons,
Nv The other Is declined Il as com
ared with the closing call OF last week
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
Worlds Visible Supply Of Cotton.
Bv the Associated Pross.)

New Orleans, La, Sept. 12-Secretary
HeSter's statement of the worlds visible
supply Of cotton issued today shows the
total visible to be 1897, 22S bales against
/ ,309, 49I bales last week and 1912, 461
bales last year. OF his the total Of
American cotton is sos, 22S bales against
500. 1897 bales last week and S75,467 bales
last year, and Of all other kinds, includ-
ing Egypt, Brazil, India, etc, 4SS,000
bales against 100000 bales last week and
537, 900 bales last year.
OF the worlds visible supply of cotton
there is now afloat and held in Great
Britain and Continental Europe $4,000
bales against 6S7. 600 bales last year: in
Egypt $4,000 bales against 10000 bales
last year; in India 800, 900 bales against
100000 bales last year and in the United
states 1853. 600 bales against 372, 900 bales
last year.
Secretary Hester's weekly cotton
statement today shows that the amount
brought into sight for the week this date
is 225, 44S bales against 105,SS5 for the
seven days ending September 18th last
year, and 134, 337 bales year before last.
This makes the total amount for the
twelve LAYS of the new season SCI 500
bales against III, 293 bales last year and
1919 5S bales year before last.
The statement shows receipts at all
United States ports since September lst
of 243, SOS bales against 95,0S5 bales last
wear and 112, 929 bales year before last;
interior stocks in excess of September
1st., 1865 bales against 12,2S7 bales last
cyar and 80, 100 bales year before last;
Southern mill takings 20, 800 bales gains
SO. 400 bales last year and 4S,594 bales
wear before last.
Foreign exports for the twelve days
have been 131,471 bales against 92,629
bales.
The total takings Of American mills
for the North and South and Canada
thus far this season have been 102,5Sl
bales AGAINST 1858 bales last year..
Since the close of the commercial year
stocks at American ports and the TWEEN
tv-nine leading Southern interior centres
have been increased 127 $50 bales against
a decrease for the same period last sea
son Of 234, and are now 16.429 bales less
than at his date last year.
Including amounts left over i'll stocks
at ports and interior towns from the las
| crop and the number of bales brough'
| into sight thus far for the new crop, INC
supnly to date is 576,S76 bales agalnS1
So. $50 bales for the same period las
year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
H. & B. BEERS MARKET LETTER
special 70 News and Observer

SPECIAL 70 News and Observer
New Orleans. La, sept. 13.-Liverpool
adNices were disappointing. conseoueDtlv
our market opened 6 points lower bui
later recovered 3 to I on fresh huving
owing TO damage being reported bv heavy
falrs ard high winds in Louisiana ~
kansas. Mississippi and northern Texas
Near the close nervous longs selling ont
oecaSioncd easiaess, making the net loss
: 70 s points on the day. Light frost
was reported officially at Fort Smith
Arkansas. AM many private advices were
also received from the Indian Territory.
reporting frost there. While those lower
temperatures are not beneficial to the
growing crop We do not believe there was
any serious damage from his cause. but
lAere is considerable injury done the
open cotton in the fields by the high
WINDS and heavy beating rains in tho
Statcs enumerated above. European srin-
ners however. do not believe in the dam
age reports being circulated and seem
10 be Of the opinion that this crop is a
large one md that there will be a suff-
cheney to meet all requirements. Judging
ffom the advices now being received.
the out-turn of this crop points TO con
slderably less than the world needs Of
Which 10 1SlllLLILIu Il range.
ever II geo. 900 bales. The final Weld Of
the present crop is still predetermined
and future weather conditions viii have
much TO do with determining the result.
Considering the apathy of spinners. the
very heavy movement, aud the restricted
spccllatiOns in the article. We consider
that values hold remarkable we'll. and
much stuhbornncss is evidenced uhcn
PRICES range around s cents. Therefore
IS all the worst features against and
advance ave been prevalent for some
time the chances are that they MAJ not
show an Improvement. ANY way while
the pressure of receipts NAV occasion
temporary denressions We thinks advan-
tage should be takon Of these periods
to buy, because we believe the market
will eventually sell higher.
H.. & B. BEER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
Stock Farming Viii Pay.
Newton Eenterprise.)

Newton Eenterprlse.D
Mr.. ,John A. Y0der has bought the Old
Fields of Toe" in Mitchell county. ms
is a famous farm Of 1,050 acres. 1t IS IN
the best grass section of North Carolina
and hundreds Of acres of 1t is as levcl
as any lands of this county. Ilmothy
growths to perfection and IS indigenous
to the soil. 1t is on the railroad from
Johnson City, Tennessee, to Montazuma
\. G.. The famous Linville turnpike road
also runs through the place. 1t IS one
mile from Montazuma, three miles from
LinnvilIe and eight miles from cranberry
MI. Yoder expects to move on the place
as soon as he can get his business II
shape in Newton, and make a stock farm
Of ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
WHEAT CROP VERY FINE
Exceedingly Good Grass and Increase
In the Number of Cattle.
Tbs ENSURES LOWER PRICES or MEAT
Report that the Mexican Cotton Boil Worn
Will Not Touch Egyptian Co.to7.
Development. Of a Fine
Tobacco Filler,
-(Bv the Associlled Pr,ss.)

Washington. sept 12-Secrctary MI
son. WFo returned last night from 4 trip
through the West. today summarized the
agricultural conditions in the States he
visited These states Included Nebraska.
Kansas. Iowa. Illinois. Indiana and ONO.
He said there was a great abundance OF
crops generally in that region. There
Will be a good corn crop" he said. Corn
is substantially out of the way Of tn
frost.
The corn crop in parts OF Kansas.
Nebraska and Indiana probably is the
finest on record. There nave been more
hundreds OF millions OF dollars depending
on the ripening OF this crop this year
than the ordinary person has ever real
lied. While the crop may not bc a
record breaker the quality of the corn is
splendid. and, with the exception o: tho
Southern States, the yield per acre il
very heavy. In the South the drouth
has somewhat affected the corn crop.
THE wheat crop of the West this year
is also very fine, and what may BE- con
sidered as really the most important
crop Of all-the grass crops exceeding
~ good. The ccnsu tells us that there
has been Il great increase during the
past ten years in the number OF cattle in
the United States. This information.
taken together with the fine crop Of grass,
insures lower prices of meat. | do not
believe that the price OF meat, however.
Will ever be as low as it has been in
the past, for the simple reason that the
American people are more prosperous
than ever before, and are eating moro
meat than ever before. However, the
exceedingly high prices Of meat Will be Il
thing of the past as soon as the present
feeders get fattened up to a beef condi-
ton. Another thing that Will tend 10
keep the price of meat a little above the
former low price is the demand of Eng
land for our meats.
Il have just received from Texas a re-
port which states that experiments for
the eradication of the Mexican cotton
boil worm nave demonstrated that this
disastrous insect Will not touch Egyptian
cotton. The Department has been cx-
perimenting with the raising of Egyptian
cotton for several years with marked
success. If this last report proves TO DC
true it Will undoubtedly result in TIE
planting of Egyptian cotton in Texas in
the future.
"What may be considered as another
important step in agriculture is the
progress the department is making IN the
development Of a fine tobacco filler. SeV-
eral years ago the department began its
work in the tobacco industry by endeavor-
ing to develop a wrapper tobacco Of the
finest quality. We are making these OK
periments IN Ohio and Texas. In the de-
~vC1opment OF filler tobacco attention is
only paid to the aroma. This aroma is
very often found in Havana tobacco, but
not always owing to the deterioration CT
the crop
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
tBv the Associated Prcss.)

tBy the Associated Prcss.)
New York, Sept. f3.-Thc weekly state
nert of averages of the associated banks
hOwS:
Loans $500. 49S, 900. decrease $6,S73, 900;
deposits $90S, 769, 300, decrease $14 ,62S, 900;
circulation $34. 267 500, increase $7G2, 500;
legal tenders $724,132 100, decrease 81
220, 700, specie $155, 775,3Oo, decrease So
SIS. 500: reserves $22S, 9O7, 400, decrease
g, 039. 200; reserve required 1927, f92,325,
decrease 81. Cos. 225; surplus reserve $713,-
u75. decrease $3,3S1 ,975.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

ohlcago, us, Sept. 13.-Frosts of 70
rprted Killing severity had no effect
On 'ae prices of grains today. Exnart
corn shorts after analyzing the sitnafion
oeclared them harmless. Prices lost all
SeHDlance OF frmness and when if be-
'an'e known that Judge Chytraus had
leied against the board and its members
VINO We're defending the July oats corner
case general slumDs followed. At the
lose september wheat was &c off. Sen
ttiloer corn lc lower and December oats
4c OH. January provisions closed IN
changed to 10c lower.
Leading futures ranyao q o,ou
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
FOR SALE.

have for private sale, at very reas-
enable terms for cash. several farms
very near Raleigh and several pieces
of improved city real estate, to-Wit.
/ tract of 1521a acres, 2 miles east Of
the capitol, with new 5-room house and
new barn.
/ tract adjoining above land, 5215
acres.
tract of - acres, about 4 miles
southwest Of city; good house and we'll.
Several pieces OF city real estate, on
Edenton Street and NcWbern Avenue,
within city limits.
BART. NJ. GATLING. Atty.
Sent. 16-1nlO.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
STOCKS.
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Sept. l3.-Turpenttne
firm at 45: receipts s. casks.
Kosjn steady at Al. Is; receipts ~.
Crude firm at al. 4012. so; recelpts & barrels,
Tar firm ut g. 50: receipts 3a7.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 10 -Turpentine firm
ut As: receipts l,479; sales 9@8; exports 7o6.
Rosin stesdy, receipts 3,535: sole 655; exports
I,412. n
Quote: A, Is, G, sl,20; D. si-20; +, sl:25 +.
A. 32M. 6. s1.37X; H, 81 80; J.. also; K, 81. 40:
u. a. 90; N, s. 35; w G, 3.55; W w. $3.50
CHARLESTON, 5. 9, Sept. 13 Spirits turperttne
firm at Al: receipts =, sMirs 40; exports -.
Rosi1 hrm; receipts =; sales 3Woi exports
Quote: a, b, G, u, E, 81 10; F sl.35; 9, NO;
II 1865; |, g.. 90; K 1880: ID, 1926 ;, $3.50; W.
= " w; 1866,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16

i've interests reduced perceptibly AMI in
consequence the market should react
iuither unless conditions should change
UT sunday. However, in view OF the
Sung statistical position and the Ger
.'inly mat a mamoth crop will not be
produced, while needed to meet the de-
iiaAa' conservative interests are purchas-
ing on reactions.
TARRANT & KING.
6S Broad Street.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
IMPORTED FR9SIS
cur LITTLE FIGURE
ftaer in the Cotton or Grain
Markets.
SEPTEMBER CORN LOWER
y1h.rn Cotton Markets Steady to
Firm and Unchanged.
,vY07K REsISTs BEAR PRESSURE
cepIFMBER CORN LOWER
,,gy0RK RESISTS BEAR PRESSURE
,.:, Cash Of Over Seven Millions. Number
# Banks Shown to b. Much Below
the Legal Reserve Re-
Ouirement.

WORK. Sept. 1.-THE dry goods
. .r.-.: the week with a somewhat
..~ demand, but no change in the
-.r Of sellers in any line OF cotton
wool. u goods and prices are firmly
~.-.r.. throughout. Cotton yarns are
u-vards with better demand.
.....z warns scarce and firm. Wooden
firm with fair demand. Linen and
..rue firm.
NEW YORK COTTON.
>.r YorE. Sept. 1&.-The cotton mar
S.. -..r.. easy with prices two to five
..u.. bower under disappointing cables.
.,v. r..etu,s. a forecast for warmer
m..t.r I'm the South and failure of last
.-..- frost predictions to fully ma
.~-.r.-. The first wave of liquidation
~..r january off to ,S.37, and other
.,.4r. in accordance. Fort Smith, Ark.
.,,r. r~.rertel light frost, though tenn
.-s.--.s throughout the northwestern
.....- of the belt were dangerously low.
~r. int that the forecast by the gov
.-m... Indicated fair and warmer
r.-a.r Irr tonight and tomorrow. ere
..r . confident feeling among the bears
anil fe.. .rtened those traders who had
s-. lar- last night at the top III an
....ira of a in Liverpool and
New YmE this morning on general frost
r the W..torn belt. Following the call
.. rr-fer sreadicd un a few points and
s~ta- The balance of the session was
.-as to resist bear pressure. Wall
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
TRADE IS EXPANDING
Bradstreet Reports Activity
in Nearly all Centres.
Farm Produc. Proes Ranging Higher. Bus
ness Failures hunbsr 1877 IS fEsins,
i82 las Year.
tBy the Assoclatcl Press1


New York. sept. Il -nrais.reet .a
morrow Viii say
Taken as a whole fall trade fH
expanding IN volume because M
and Northwestern markets. rrr7rs
.aha,ei activity Ia- ra 5eoa.a- 1aae
are as active IS heretofore ana .ac ~,a.h
reports more doing 81; neavlf all centres
Frost held OF until ,he close 81 tho
week. when i scare was worked M Aus
deterioration now boss sam oa.v a.
a. to quality. because thr crop seems
secure as 70 quantity Intusfrs IS
iyg. ana except III the Eastern s5 mans
.ufacturtuE trade. the hard toal region
AMI iron furnace work. tha latter Ar
cause q. the eoA, shortage present oat
Puts equal. ana IN mos, cases exceed
records. Despite the fact ttat tAs ur~
crops are orly moving M small volume
AMI the usual a~ctislty in anthracite coal
lis absent. The pinch oC the car sharfar"
is steadily growing
II hat the troublc IS not entirely enc
OF TOO few cars seems evident from Pisa
heavy orders for locomotive given tT
thu leading railroad lines Srar@tx et
help is noted ln the south Tor ii,klr-
cotton and at the North in rubh, works
We ,a,s,..s \ ~, ,,tr.lv sls.vt
,n.r .arr ~.rsr.4 r,,.w.r-
go. h.,,.r .orn.,.. ta, .s western.
~,it~o.ls r.tl..,5,rs ,s u,4fnrwf4
80. -, v..,, ~. es,tt Iet
~, -. r,,r.,.-.. IS r.,.4 ,
80. a,,. i, ~. .,.r.avsg r.y
- I,,on ,.,,.r .,,ls ,~. trg,.-
~ ~. .-...,..,
-. .,~ar-.n ~
III -. n,.arfa4 ,.t.n. ,l...s l~-1t44->s
49,. - ure,l
~" feature in E,euire With tire a1
v9ncing season FL tha Aiahsr range ai
farm product prices Eges 2ra higher
and butter Is ADV ueinE en- larger eoH-
sumption an3 reported manipulation Ny
col3 storage interests.
business failures number 10 a5
against Is last year
,-,,.r rarTa> T,Tr,fF>r
0o'''
Ne" DIRK, SEPT. i-.-foF lh' "',N '"'
cents at All Tnitod states ports auriaa
week Ia 4S5. net v~ccciute nj all United
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16

The negroes of Sanford and this section
are preparing to hold an industrial talr
a this place about the goth OF october.
This shows that the negroes IN THIS
county and section are making some
progress along industrial lines, ana nave
turned their attention to something more
substantial than politlcs.-Sanford Elk
press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
WHAT'S YOUR FACE WORTH

Sometimes a fortune, but never, if
YOU have a sallow complexion, "a jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotchcs
on the skin,-alI signs of Liver Trouble.
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills give
Clear Skin, Rosy Checks, Rich Com
plexion. Only > cents at all Drug
Stores.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
aolng futures ranyeo as follows,
Cash quotations. were as follows.

Cash quotations. were as follows:
; x souf WIS Irm: %1nter patents s3,4oa
1.oo stfaiShtS S3. lGI3 20; clears s.. 7O13 90; do
spring specials 40; spring patents AZ 4CSSs n.
10, stralghts SO @Aa BAKERS S2.3o@2.eO.
Fsd hsa ~. G : sprlSs y ) NJ a. B. COL; ANS No
a'A@5lH. oats-No. :, a.; No. :, y white.
: 50 iRa Ne; GOOD 3 whit s'@*. Rye NJ
mating 9sGs3; No. | fax seed BIB No | North
western ! - Prime timothy seed 81 =. Mess pork
O 90. Short ribs sides Qoose) si0.s mlogS
Ct ar sides (bosed) Iox@l 4. WHISKY sl3e'
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Sept. l3 Flour i'm n oler.to6 do
IA Minnesota patents s3 SO@4NO. DO. bakeIs
IS. 1905 81, Winter stralghts s3.o003 IS: winter
'A Rva 49, -; 6 g ;. la, low GRADES = ss9s.a
to fancy d3.5.4G3. 20.
Corn meal steady; yellow western 81; CITY
oraudywine So. 5CQ3.55
BARE! quiet; feeding A; mait,ng 5aQ55
Barley mat du /; western 65066.
May TX; $ ptember 7t4; Dec moer 1873
Corn spot du /; No. ?. u OprIon. Nav
i5.; .aaaaIy :; September 6eH; Decelnb r
oats1soot al; No. 2, rev sah. May 80;
packe' ii. poal5: beef anms 81 ooana3.Oo.
Cut No. Is steaoy; pckiel be- lies lH0i34:
do shon q : 90 do. hams !l@in4
IL -d nTm; western steamed &ll.l0.
refined nrm to the continent sl.5o; South
Pork firm, family $50. OCl93U 30; short clear
~S.a0O12i.uo: mess ai8 2~oG1I9.2o.
ialio" quit, clIy ts2.uu per package 53a:
country tpac1ges free) tQ67s.
kosin steady strained. common to good, IFS.
auIpen'int ii m at ishQ49
Rice stca3y; domestic. falr to extra Al 16.
Co1ee-spoC Rio quiet; No. Z invoice 5 716;
MO, firm; Cordova oGIlh.
oug$r-raw was ST a.v; fair refining 3,
tsAI ri ~ 4 - Q1-t.A II ~ III 1910 HDa Stpa l..
.noulu A -; standard a 4 45: conIectloner's a
$50: cut loai . Is: crushed 5.i5; powdered 40;
Ir4nuiated i 6h: cabes 49,.
hloIasscs sJeaIy New Orleans, OPEN kettle
GOOD to choice 35D4l.
Bitter drn; western creamery, fresh l53D
t92: ImlCatlon creamery i411le; factory 1898,
5 tNte dalIy 1921.
Cheese rner: full cream, small colored, ioA
s'naI- wt"e iUA.
Eggs :ua y; State and Pennsylvania ZIG
y; western, l40l7h; southwestern, 1917.
Potatoes trn; New York ana western l.7o;
Jersey swe rs SzCtW.1o
| Peanuts 5 cad. lancy hand-picked 54a5h do
meStlc 314QLi IS
uabbaees Tim. Norfolk, barrels -; Long
Island, Per leo, t3 0UGZ3,a
trtlg1,~s to Llverpooli cotton by steamrr l2hc;
Cotton seed oil was dull. Prime Grade
| barrels + o b, mi Is, 28G@9; PRIME sumD7r
yellow Al a. off summer yellow 3SQ39, prince
white i5tD46. prime winter yellow At: plme
tuesl S-7.0C, nominal.
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIAoRE. Sept. 15-tlour out; winter
| extra 2.o Is 10; do. clear ). 2503.3 30; 90. straie hts,
| >, 3OM5.J,; IaJents as 7003.So.
| Wheat easi r; SPOT aud September Iz12;
| October 12aG1121a, ID center -; No.2 red (;
steamer 40. : red t94o9s; Southern wheat by
>4u, c 6.W73
Curhe 81 r spot =; new or clF, November 4sa
| % s4 the ye.- ~ ask-d; southern white 40;
Uats we're steady; No. , white, new, 80;
I've sts.dY; nc. nearby, IS; No. ;
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16

The total sales of stocks tod.
80 aHdres' including the following:
600. H y EI,'oO; Baltimore and Ohio 16,-
200, Missouri Pacific % 2oo. TorfoIr an5
Pacific 20,G0l; Southern Pailyav ooo.
Texas and Pacific $500. Union pacidc
%, 800. Ht | o'H
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16

How to save Sweet Potatoes tho year
round by my new plan. Need not cos
over 30 cents per hundred bushels. J
guarantee. if direction is complied with.
send 10 cents in silver for receipts. Al
dress plainly,
A. H. MCNEIL.
Catawba, \. E.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-16
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