The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-11-08
The Weekly Market Bulletin.

of many other residents. The bulletin
is proving its worth to the residents Of
the state, and especially to those OF the
country districts. 1t is mailed free to
any resident of the state who wants it,
and those who are about to make pur-
chases of almost any description for
their farms, or who have something for
sale, would do well to get in touch with
the Commissioner of Agriculture and
immigration and this little bulletin.
Some of the wants" listed in the
bulletin Of the Sd follow:
One or two Poll Hereford bulls.
Twenty-Five graded milk cows.
Several pure bred dairy cows.
One first-class milk COW.
One Duroc Jersey gilt, bred, and u
number of grade pigs for fattening.
A registered or pure bred Essex gilt,
bred.
4 Iair of Guinea hogs
Fifty head of hogs for fattening.
Twelve head Of sheep.
A milk goat, fresh; TOggenburg
breed preferred.
Rhode Island Red chickens.
Fancy chickens of all breeds.
A number Of fat turkeys and geese.
Common native geese, ducks and tur-
keys.
Rhode Island Red eggs for Matching.
Five cases of fresh eggs weekly.
Fresh eggs weekly.
Fresh eggs and country butter every
week.
Fresh country butter weekly.
One hundred gallons of new crop
Louisiana cane syrup, put UP in gallon
cans.
Louisiana cane syrup.
Sweet potatoes in car lots or less.
Yellow yam sweet potatoes.
Fifty bushels of Red Triumph Irish
potatoes.
A large quantity OF pumpkins.
Any quantity of garlic.
Any quantity of Louisiana pecans.
Any quantity Of pecans, and any
quantity of lespedeza seed.
Iespedeza clover seed, Spanish and
other varieties of peanuts, different va
rieties OF field corn and Abruzzi rye, a
large quantity of COW peas.
A few bushels of blue stem seed
wheat.
a small quantity Of bur and crimson
clover seed
TW9 tons Of velvet beans IN the pod.
Three thousand bushels Of ear corn.
One or more cara Of eur corn.
Louisiana white corn In cur lots.
A quantity Of corn In the shuck.
Corn, corn shucks and hay In car
lots.
| A cur OF eur corn and car of Ber-
muda or lespedeza hay.
Two gasoline engines, 112 to 3 II. r
and secondhand corn and cob mill.
1 A registered Hereford bull, two OF
i three years old.
i 4 registered Durham or Shorthorn
II to Is months old.
A pure bred Holstein heifer and two
grade Holstein and Jersey heifers.
A pure bred young Jersey COW.
A milk cow with young calf.
Two to four oxen.
/ A high-class saddle h9rse:
| Duroc JeFsey silts bred:
A number Of graded shQats and hog!
and a number Of sheen
| Any number Of young utility hens O
pulets.
4 quantity Of fresh esgs
| Rilglet Barred Plymouth Rock egg
for Matching, and I'D gallons Of honey
Severai hives Ut bees.
Ten or more pounds Of homemade
lard,
/ Tow pens In cur lots.
| Large quantities Of corn, COW peas
soy leans, velvet beans and l'ecans.
i Large quantities Of lesl'edeza seed
soy beams. COW peas and seed corn.
Any quantity of garlic.
i a quantity of pecans.
i Several pounds of pecans.
i Louisiana or Mississippi rutahaga
in car lots or less.
Kiln dried sweet potatoes In car lots
i Any quantity Of sweet potatoes TO
canning purposes.
4 Yam sweet potatges Ia car lAts.
large quantity ef ear corn N IL
shnck.
i car Of ear earn in the shuek:
4 Ear corn in the shuek, ~ Of ~
bushels.
| One or two ears Of btletl corn ShUck
| Three hundred bushels Of lespetiez