The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18
HIGH-BRED ALA.
JERSEYS BRING
HIGHER PRICES
Average $1,000 Per Head
Against $108 in 1913-List
of Animals Sold and
the Buyers

Incident to the annual meeting of
the Alabama Jersey Cattle club held
in Birmingham Monday and Tuesday
the auction sale of Alabama raised
Jersey cattle at the state fair
grounds yesterday averaged $1S6.30
per head for the so and more ami
mails. Total receipts were $9,315.
In 1913. the first sale of registered
Alabama Jerseys was held in Brming
ham by r. n. (Bob) Bell. The average
was sos. and the highest price paid
was 5000. The high price yesterday
was $3.50.
One Of the high-priced cows sold
yesterday remains in Birmingham.
Most of them remain in the state.
The sale was success from every
standpoint and the Jersey raisers are
especially gratified at the higher
prices brought now compared with a
few years ago.
The animals were offered by Robert
Jemison Jr. and Hugh Praytor of JEFF
ferson; j. e. Dunnaway of Orville; A. Y.
Malone of Dothan; H. c. Aderhold, r.
c. Watson and w. e. Borders of Cal
houn; M. J. Slaughter of Millersville;
]. T. L. Attaway of Warrior; NJ. w.
Hall of James, and Mrs Robert N. Bell
of Birmingham
The bull calf offered by Frank Bald
win of Virginia to help defray the ex-
oA soI1 IL
sight unseen for 1910.
ANIMALS AND BUYERS
Following are the animals sold and
the buyers:
You'll Dos oxford Foxie TOME Gra-
ham, Prattville. $3.50; Harmonys Ma
bel, to S. E. Burgin, Fairfield. $780,
Raleigh's Penelope, to A. j. lowell
Birmingham, 1910; Raleigh's Tallas
Glory, to w e. Hayes, Lewisburg
$500; Ferns Brown Princess. to A. j.
S. Tyler, Birmingham, $500; Eminent
Dukes Coquette to Robert Jemison
.Jr.. $500; Bermuda's Ethel A., to Mrs
Belle F. Kerr. Birmingham. 5000
Kings Manda May, to Miss Mary
Derby. York, 1905; Oonan's Carnation
to Praytor and Jemison Birmingham
s275; Raleigh's Gold Dust, to c. "
oliver, Abbeville, $3.50 Bermuda's Ella
A.. to H. II: Nix Birmingham, $240;
Eminent Premier's Dora, to r. w. Kent,
Birmingham, 500; Bermudas Beauty,
to ]. r. Smith, Tuscaloosa, $210; Ber-
mundas Queen C II, to c. u. Leavy,
Aberdeen, Miss. s215; Bermuda's Della,
to DR.. Dawkins. Birmingham. s205a
Majesty's Commander, to William
Harsh, Boligee, $210; Rochettes Car
RE. to J. R. Smith, Tuscaloosa, s2O5;
Gamboge's Raleigh Boy. to o. M. Cam
non. Birmingham, 5000; Mobiles Aman-
Bermuda's Laura, to C. e. Seadey,Aber-
deem, Miss. $3.50; Esther Majesty, to
L. e. Ingram, Birmingham, s1S5; Ber-
muda's Bette D.. to A l.. Dent Bir-
mirg CHAM, $780, Laird's Stockwell Lass,
to w. L. Sandefur, Birmingham, s175;
Eminent Pets Virginia Dare, to Burt
Brown. Tuscaloosa, 1885, Mobiles Dam
ty Mixer. to L. r. Ingram. Birming-
ham, $40; Bermuda's Rowena A., to ].
n. L. Attaway, Warrior, $3.50; Raleigh's
Fairy Hermit, to I. w. Cooper. Stafford,
$155; bull calf, to F. T. Derry, York,
$3.50; Bermudas Retta, to j. L. Dent,
Birmingham, $3.50; Mississippi Treas
ure to H. A. Powell, Birmingham. $165;
Bermudas Augusta, to c. f. Seavy,
Aberdeen, Miss. $3.50; Majesty's Queen
Foxy. to E. II. Tubb, Cordova, s145;
bull calf. to W. II. Barton Brming-
ham, $3.50; bull calf. to w. e. Mat,
thews Birmingham, SIPS: Foxes Jolly
Duchess, to l.. E. Ingram, Birming-
ham, $3.50: Bermuda's Sallie b.. to IT.
A. Powell, Birmingham, s135; Emil
nent's Glory. to H. l.. Brown, Birming-
ham, Sl25: The Owls Redbird to : r.