St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-11-11

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WEEKLY MARKET BULLETIN.
Issued Every Monday by Harry d.
Wilosn, Commissioner Of Az
riculturo and immigration,
Bureau Of Marketing.
Articles to be listed should be In
the Office not later than Friday mid
day.
All patrons of the Bureau OF Mark
citing should bear In mind that the
Bureau does not handle any cash
transactions and no checks or re-
mittances should be sent to the Bu-
reau. The Bureaus function Is
simply to get the buyer and seller
together and they effect their own
transaction. It must ibe distinctly
understood that the Bureau, under
no circumstances, assumes any re-
sponsibility whatever in any trans
action that may be perfected thro
information furnished by the Blu
reau. But should the Commissioner
know of any one who has made
fraudulent transactions, he will drop
him or her from his list and make
public the names of the parties and
the transaction. 1t is very impor-
tant that patrons should advise the
Bureau whenever a sale is MADE o.
you find what you want, as this VII
save us lots of trouble and worry.
Also, please state the quantity you
offer or wish.
Offerings.
A number of Holstein bulls.
A number of Guernsey bulls.
One yearling high grade Hereford
bull.
Jersey bun, year old.
Jersey bull, 8 months old, subject
to registration.
Holstein bull, Is months old.
Eight registered Jersey milk cows.
One span of bay mules, and IL
years old, Is IL hands high.
Mule colt, years old.
-Four horses. to 6 years old.
Black mare. s years, registered
American trotter.
Bay mare, 4 years old, buggy and
saddle mare.
Brown stallion, 3 years old, reg
istered Am. trotter.
Hampshire hogs.
Forty hogs.
Registered Berkshire sow and boar
Yorkshire hogs.
Is Muscovy ducks.
% Indian Runner ducks.
Columbian Wyandotke eggs.
Choice lot Of Barred Rock cock
erels.
20 bushels Citrus oranges.
500 pounds Spanish seed garlic.
1000 pounsd La. garlic.
A quantity of Louisiana garlic.
Any quantity Of Lady Thompson
strawberry plants.
Any quantity of Klondyke straw
berry plants.
Large quantity Of Crystal Wax
onion plants.
Creole onion plants.
Sweet potatoes.
Cane syrup.
Fresh, re-cleaned Lespedeza hay,
car lots or less.
Secondhand incubator.
Hay rake and mower.
Wants.
Guernsey heifer.
Red Poll bull.
Pair OF Esseux hogs.
4 or ewes.
200 ewes.
A number Of Shropshire sheep.
Registered Shropshire ram.
REGISTERED Rambouillet ram.
Quantity of Lespedeza seed.
Quantity of alfalfa seed.
Satsuma orange trees.
Quantity OF pecans.
No. 10 paper shell pecans.
A number of turkeys.
Number of common chickens, 8 to
10 months old.
IL young Barred P. Rock hens.
Is White Leghorn pullets.
A number of chickens.
6 bullets each of Plymouth Rock,
Rhode Island Red and White Leg
horn.
A few dozen fresh eggs weekly.
2 cars southern fall Triumph po-
tatoes.
A quantity OF bees wax.
Few bushels Of velvet beans.
Soy beans in car lots.
40 bushels soy beans.
80 bushels New Era peas.
so to 100 gallons La. cane syrup.
Small quantity OF syrup.
Small quantity OF honey.
Pomegranates.
A quantity of chinquapins
A quantity of chestnuts.
1000 Lady Carinelle strawberry
plants.
CONSTIPATION THE FATHER OF
MANY ILLS.
OF the numerous ills that atfes
humanity a large share start Wi
constipation. Keep your bowels re
ular and they may be avoided. VIII
q laxative is needed take Chambe
lain's Tablets. They not on.y NOV
the bowels but improve the appeti-
and strengthen the digestion. OF
tainable everywhere.
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT:
To the St. Tammany Farmer:
| Washington, D. C., Nov. 8, 1916.
A summary of the November croI
report for the State Of Louisiana, ant
for the United States, as compiled b!
the Bureau Of Crop Estimates (ant
transmitted through the Weather