Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1953 July 22

iebiy 3 cS hear someone ad-
ne return to a completely free
These advocates say let the




law of supply pod decane:
epanatty 0 on a ee un-



ect is iaenlind in whole or
rif the demand is controlled in
part, then the law of repely
al d ee operate.

_ MONEY

try, business, and agriculture in
ntry depends: first on that com-
hich we call money. Money in
sense, namely, money in coin
ney, commercial loans, treasury










i I a cai oss see et cae a nos A i, Mg ac cece een

i public debt. The total com-
of these remains approximately
the amount of actual money,
mn over a period of forty years,
uring the extreme inflation caus-
rease in public debt since 1942,
ang the a years of 1930












pply of money is coneulind first
Government, It is controlled by







led by the big banks. It is con-
by taxation. It is controlled b
ent borrowing, and it is eontroll-
he amounts of money, in all its
sent into foreign countries. It. is






rand demand cannot operate freel
at basic commodity, money,

_ LABOR

equally. clear that the cost of
be regulated by the law of
and demand in this country. Since
of the century there has been a
rruggle between organized la-
lustry to fix the price of labor.
en a struggle between organiz-












d 1 organization of the consumers
e other hand.

of this struggle between cap-

In recent years
enacted labor

WEDNESDAY. JULY 22, 1953

THE LAW OF
oats AND DEMA







r of Be sepply and. demand _gov-

inflationary private credit, and

from the above that the law of

supply of labor on the one |

ee of labor has been



maximum hours, ete. Frem this, it is

equally clear that the law of supply and

demand cannot determine the price of
labor.

TRANSPORTATION,
COMMUNICATIONS, ETC.

In the case of transportation com-
panies, telephone and telegraph compan-
ies, power companies and other utilities,
the law of supply and demand is without
effect because the supply is under ab-

solute control, and in the nature of things, -

is monopolistic in character. Federal
and state governments have recognized

this fact and have created bodies such as

Interstate Commerce Commission, Fed-

eral Communications Commission, and -

Federal Trade Commission, having broad
powers of control to regulate both the sup-

ply and the price to be charged the pub-

lic. Most states also have commissions
charged by law with the regulation of
rates, locations, and limitations or prohi-
bition of competitive-like enterprise.

AGRICULTURE

: In the field of agriculture both the
_supply and demand are largely controlled

by Federal laws.

International. commerce, reciprocal
trade agreements, etc., provide means
and methods of bringing in billions of dol-
lars of agricultural products from other
countries. These offtimes create surplus
in America, when the American farmer
has not produced a surplus. In order to

- sustain farm prices in the face of these

imports, congress has enacted laws pro-

viding commodity credit loans, price sup-

orts, government purchases, school
unch programs, acreage control, etc. Re-

gently, hundreds of millions of pounds of

meat, dairy products and other farm com-

3 mitts have been imported into this

gountry in the face of ample seppies of
domestic production.

So long as these papers are continu-
ed the farmer has no control over the sup-
ply of agricultural products. They are
under control of the Federal government.

In fact, the farmer has no control
over prices that he pays and therefore has
little eontrol over the cost of producing
his crops. The farmer has no control
over the price of what he sells; therefore
has little control over his income.

NEWSPAPERS
A day or two ago I noted an editorlal

~ supply and demand.

pendent business of every kind to survive

- law of gravity pulling down a house that



in the local newspaper advocating that



the price of the farmers milk be fixed by,
the supply and demand. But strange te
say the same newspaper formed a monop=
oly in the local newspaper field to escape
the law of supply and demand in its own
business. It was not willing to compete
in the sale of advertising space. It was
not willing to compete in the editorial
field. It was not willing to compete in
selling subscriptions. It was not iaw ot :
in any way to operate under the law of




















































FREE ENTERPRISE

We hear a lot of talk about free enters
prise. The advocates of free enterprise -
offtimes erroneously connect free enter=_
prise and the law of supply and demand
as though they were one and the same.
There is no such thing as free enterprise, |
in its broadest sense, in any nation with a
controlled or partially controlled econe-
my. With the great combinations of caps
ital, both national and international, the
working manbe he farmer, industriak
worker, transportation or communica-
tions employee, or whatever he may be.
would have no chance if he were left to
fight his own battle as an individual, On
the other hand, we see evidences every=
day of the hopeless fight of small indes



in a world of big business. with unlimited
capitaland credit, and with huge organi-
zations.

_ Under existing conditions, the little
man in this big country is like the little
fish in the lake. His free enterprise con-
sists largely in his freedom to be swal-
lowed by the bigger fish.

_ To talk about the law of supply and
demand controlling in this country now
is about on a par with talking about the ~

In one case the law of
gravity is under control and therefore
ceases to operate. In the other case the
law of supply and demand is under con-
trol and therefore ceases to operate.

is built on a rock.

With public and private debts now
approaching one trillion dollars, .and alt
of them based on cheap money and high.

employment, it is impossible for this coun- {
try to return in the foreseeable future 4
to the law of supply and demand without (
an economic and political revolution, the
end result of which no man can foresee.

TOM LINDER
Commissioner of Agriculture |






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on the ign ilinig list and for change of address to STATE BU-
REAU OF MARKETS. 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta.







NATIONAL eerie 3
va ASS chariQn
its Laps





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under postage regulations inserted one time on each request
and repeated only when request is accompanied by new copy
of notice.

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does

not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the
-Bulletin, nor for any. transactic= socnlting from oublished

notices. Ree er ge

Limited space vill not permit insertion of notices contain-
ing more than 35-40 words, not including name and address.



Tom Linder, Commissioner
Published Weekly at
114-122 Pace Si., Covington, Ga.
By Deparimenit of Agriculture
Notify on FORM 3578--Bureau of
Markets, 222 State Capitol ~
Atlanta, Ga,



} Entered as second class matter
} August 1, 1937 at the Post Office
at Covington, Georgia under Act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
mailing at special rate of postage
provided for in Section 1103 Act
of October 8, 1917.

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Editorial and Executive Offices
Siaie Capitol, Aflanita, Ga.
Publication Office
114-122 Pace Si. Covington, Ga.

[GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN]









_ PLANTS FOR SALE PLANTS FOR SALE

Siarks Strawberry Plants,
rooted, April and May bearers,
_ 50c doz.; $3.00 C. Add postage.

No COD, nor chks. Miss Belle
Oberts, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

Imp. Klondike Strawberry,
ing size, 2 doz. 75c: Also Citron
Seed, 75c lb.; Winter Mustard
Seed, 25c teacup. Add postage.
Exch. for print sacks in good
cond, Rosie Crowe; Cumming,

Rett

Garrett's Famous, Streamliner
Everbearing Strawberry Plants,
to be shipped Oct. 15-No. 15th.,
$1.50 C; 500, $6.00; $10.00 M.
PP in Ga. Cash with order. Pro-

Bunch P. R. Potato Plants,
rn from vine tips, $3.00 M.

rompt shipment. No COD nor
chks, C. F. Mann, Surrency.

Horse Radish Plants, 50c doz.;
Horse Radish Roots, Blackhaw
ots, 50c lb.; Blackhaw Bushes,
Oe ea.; Queen of the Meadow,
, 50c; Wild Horsemint, Spear-

mint, Garlic, Balm, Tanzy,|mpt shipment. C.J. Garrett,
Lion's Tongue, 25 doz. Add|Bremen ,P. O. Box 112.
Sones Mrs. Presley Fowler, Sweet Banana Pepper, 25c

doz.; Collard and Late Flat
Dutch Cabbage, Long Hot Pep-
per, 15 doz.; Also Eggplant,
Calif. Sweet Pepper plants for
sale. Mrs. A. Horsley, Waco, Rt.
as

Kudzu Plants, 10c ea. Also
Half pound Telephone Variety
ag Peas, 60c. Plus postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.
Cabbage and Collard Plants, |.
Jeading var., 50c C; 300, $1.35;
$2.20 M. Miss: Lee Crow, Gain-
esville, Rt. 2.

Rutger Tomato, 500, $2.50;
$3.50 M. Ready. Prompt ship-
ment. Dewey Mathis, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Rutger Tomato, ready, 500,
$2.50; $3.50 M. Prompt shipment.
oo Mathis, Gainesville, Rt.

Sage Plants, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. A. B. Wood, Mar-
jetta, 71]-3rd. St.

Heading and Short Stem Col-
lard, and Chas. Wakefield Cab-
bage Plants, 35c C. Del. Mrs.
Leilar Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Big Joe and Aroma. Straw-
berry, State certified, heavy
bearers of large juicy berries,
$3.85 C; 500, $8.75;. $15.00 M.
No less 50 sold. Ga. orders de-
livered. Maude Hamby. Green-

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato, Rill:

500, $1.75; $3.00 M. del.: $2.50
M at farm. Guy Waldrip, Flow-
ry Branch, Rt. 1.

Klondike Strawberry, 60c C;
500, $2.75 M; Scuppernong Vine
Cuttings, 50 doz.; Peppermint,
25c doz.; Mtn. Huckleberry,
bearing size, 75c doz. Add post-
Mrs. Lee Hood, Gainesville,

cabs :

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
500, $1.75; $3.00 M del.; $2.50
M at my home. Full county. E.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch

els

Govt. insp. Red and Copper-
skin Potato Plants, $1.00 Pro-
mpt shipment or orders return-
ed. S. R. Herrington, Baxley. Rt.
Zs :

e

Certified Bunch P. R. Potato
Plants, $5.00 M; 5000, $20.004
Running Vine Var., $2.00 M;
5000, $7.50. PP. E. H. Hall, Arabi,
Rt, 1.

Certified Rutger and Mar-
globe Tomato, $3.00 M; del. $2.50
M at bed. J. R. Strayhorn, Flow-
ery Branch, RFD Rt. 1.

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
500, $1.25; $2.00 M. Add post-
age. Ethel Crowe, Gainesville,
Rt. 2:

Jerusalem Artichoke Plants,
25c doz.; Also Dried Catnip, 25c
bunch. Norman Lee Wheeler,
Conyers, Rt. 1.

Mullein, Old Field Mint, Heal
All Fire Plants, Garlic, 50 doz.;
May Apple, Blackhaw, 25 ea.;
Also Old Fashion Ga. Collard
Seed, 20c Tb]. Plus postage. Mrs.
J. G. Combs, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Quantities. of Ga. Collard
Plants, 30 C; $2.50 M. Prepaid.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

5xH k4nH2H &

Mastodon Everbearing Straw?
berry Plants, $1.00 C; Catnip,
and Sage Plants, $1.00 doz. L.
J. Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Kudzu Vines (for cattle and
te help stop gulleys), $5.00 bu.
sack full. No chks. Henry N.
Hanner, Buena Vista.

Good rooted Sage Plants, 10,
a Del. J..D. Fuller, Mount-
ville.

Ga. Collard Plants, nice size,
400, $1.00; $2.00 M; 5000, $8.00;
10,000, $15.00. Damp packed. PP
in Ga. D. W. Davis, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 5, Box 197.

Min. Huckleberry Plants,
bearing size, 80c doz. Exch, for
sacks, Mrs. Willie Turpin, Gain-
esville, Rt. 4

Asparagus Plants, 6-12 in. tall,
25; $1.00. J. W. Toole, Macon
381 Burton Ave.



50c C; Mtn. Huckleberry, bear-,





SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE _



Striped Half Runner Seed
Beans, 45e cup; 6 cups
36c cup;
3 cups, .$1.00. Mrs. B. tT. Thorn-

$2.00
Calico Butterbean Seed

ton, Bowdon.

e

New crop Rescue, 25c lb.; Dix-

ie Crimson Clover, 25c lb.; Fes

cue, 20c lb. I. V. Wood, Bowdon.

Shallot Onion Sets,
clean, $1.50 gal. Add postage.
Mrs. James Elders, -Hiawassee.

White

Around 40 gals. Sweet White
ions, $1.25 gal.
Cleaned. Ready to plant. J. B.
Atkinson, Lawrenceville, Rt. 2,

Multiplying

Box 18.
About 1 M pounds Ga. Blu

Stem Collard Seed, freshly har-
vested, cleaned, graded, 50c lb.
FOB my farm, located between
Hapeville and Atlanta. Mrs. A.
T. Deckner, Atlanta, 1500 Ste-

wart Ave., S. W. Ra. 8023.

Green Glaze Collard Seed;
new crop, 25 Thl.; 5 Tbls., $1.00.
PP, Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

Hastings
Seed, 25

Heading
Tol;

1, Box 343.

Dixie Reseeding Crimson Cl-
over Seed, 99.58 pure, 85 pct.
germ., no noxious seed, 22c lb.
del. your station. Mac Oglesby.

Hartwell, Rt. 2.

North Ga. Bottom Land Re-
cleaned Ky. 31 Fescue, free of

rye grass, 25c lb. any quantitie
up to 3,000 lbs. Carl Roberts
Ball Ground.

Taking orders for New At-
grown from seed
direct from Ga. Exp., Sta., $2.00
Also bright clean Baled
Oats, 2 bu. oats to every 100 lbs., |.
$40.00 ton. R. D. Tatum, Pal-

lantic Oats,
bu.;

mtto

Rescue Grass Seed, new erop,
recleaned, dbi. treated, in 50 lb.
bags, germ 85 pct., purity 98 pct.,
1 tb. shipping poft.

5c FOB
Murray Allen, Avera. |

Large Lady Finger Pea Seed,

25 cup: Add postage. Mrs. Jes
sie Howard, Albany, 400 S. Cl
eveland. i

Ky. 31 Fescue for sale or ex
change for. oats or Crimson el

over. J. T. Talton, Atlanta, 855

Peyton Rd., Ss. W. Am. 1119.

Red Multiplying
large bunches, $1.25 gal.
place. A. C. Maloney, Norcross

White Nest Onions for Fal

planting, also Red Multiplying
Scullion Onions and Buttons
from same, $1.25 gal: Add post-

age. G. T. Brown
Rte Ace

Clean

, Ball Ground

nicutt, Dial, Ga.

Seven top Salet or Turmip
Green Seed, 1953 crop, 10c Tbl.;
And 3c stamp; or $1.00 Ib. Add

postage. Homer Martin, Jasper.
Rind;

1953 crop Ky. 31 Fescue, re-

cleaned, tested, $20.00 Cwt.

$350.00 ton. Cecil Travis, River. AC 60 Combine, A-1 cond.,

dale, Phone Fayetteville 5581

1953 Champion Green Glazed
Collard Seed, 4 Thls., $1.00; 8
Tbls., $2.00. PP. Make offer by
peck. Mrs. T. T. Holigway, Cob-

btown.
Old Time Shallots, $1.45 gal.

Large Red and White Nest On-
ions, make 10 to 15 to hill, $1.56
gal. PP. No chks. Mrs, Lon Ash-

worth, Dacula, Rt. 1. ;

Yard Long Pea Seed, 10, 10c
and stamped addressed enve-
lope. Mrs. W. Y. Summers, New-

nan, Rt. 5.

Several tons Rescue Grass
50 lb. lots, recleaned, treated

Sell all or part. Price on re- |:
guest. P. W. Harrin, Halcyon- Phone 2377,

dale.
1953

Martin, Rt. 2.

Old Fashion Shallots, great-

est multiplier known, $145 gal

PP; $10.00 bu. FOB; Also Early

Brown 6 Weeks, 2 Crop Peas, . ; ; t
5 cups, $1.25. PP. Mrs. Clarence| good cond., $5.00 at farm. G. B.
McMillian, Dacula, Rt 1 : am, _Cobbtown. BS i



Collard
Hot Pepper,
25c doz.; Also Green Glaze Col-
lard Plants, 25c doz. Plus post- |:
age. Viola C. Brady, Cairo, Rt.

Onions,
my

: Multiplying Onions,
$1.25 gal. PP. Mrs. Rosetta Hun-

crop Seven Top and
Purple Top Turnip Seed, clean-
ed, sound, 60c lb. PP: 5lb. lots,
$2.75.. MO. only. J. Y. Davis,



.

in 4 bu. bags. G. D. Fain, E-|
ison. : a

- 50 1b. 1953 crop mixed Turnip
Seed, Purple, and Amber Globe
Seven Top. Sho-Goin and Tend-
er Green, 75c Ib.; 5 lb. or more,
60c Ib..Postal, MO. B. S. Cates,
Grantville: gee

x

bu. Cokers Victor Grain, +
$2.00 _bu.; Chancellor Wheat,
$2.50 bu. L. P. Singleton, Fort
Valley, Rt. 3.

Yellow Nest Onions, $150 gal.;
Garlic, 60 doz. Cora Mae Ham-

e| montree,- Chickamauga, Rt. 2.

Seed, recleaned, no smut, 50 Ib.
new sacks, 30 Ib.; Cert. Dixie
Reseeding Dixie Crimson Clover
Seed, in 50 1b. Ga. Crop Imp.
Assn. Sealed Sacks, 30c Ib. W.
M. Gay, Brooks.

Cert. Dixie Reseeding Crim-
son Clover, and Chapel Hill
Strain Rescue Grass Seed, re-
cleaned, in 50 lb. sacks, 30c Ib.
J. B. Mask, Brooks. .



SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE



One Mule Drawn McCormick:
Deering Mowing Machine, 2 H
Wagon, for sale cheap, at my
plac. Bruce Johnson, Shellman.

1H and2H Wagon, 1 Bug-
gy, Plow Tools, other farm eq-
uipment, cheap for cash. Arthur

s Cofield (Col), Fayetteville, Rt.

7

16 Row Oliver Supreme Grain
Drill, J. D. Mowing Machine,
both A-1 cond. Reid Duvall,
Greshamville.

Bradley Tractor, 2 1/2 hp,
practically new, plow and cut-
ter bar, cart for tractor, also
Garden Tools. Write for op-
pointment. Mrs. James A. Bow-
en, Riverdale. :

2 Roller 2 H Iron Frame Sy-
rup Mill, 10 ft. copper pan,
skimmers, complete, ready for
a ZOU L. J. Ellis, Cumming,

Presto Pressure Canner, 7
qt. size, practically new, good
shape. Make offer. W. L. Wil-
son, Sparta.

Lilliston Peanut Combine with
center hitch for Ford Tractor,
has 750x20 truck tires, and VE
4 Wisc.. Motor, $850.00. Letters
jans. M. D. Williams, Jr., Col-
Vauitt Rte

Copper Syrup Pan,@10 ft.,
$35.00; Zinc
Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2.

One 4 Disc Intl. Tiller, 6 ply
tires, new disc and boxings, good
cond., $225.00; DeLaval Mach-
ine for dairy, 2 complete units
and one extra pail, ete., $125.00.
Mrs. B. E. Gay, Mitchell.

Benthal Peanut Picker on
rubber, with belts, kept in shel-
*|ter when not in use, also Case
Power Baler on rubber. W. H.
Avery, Moultrie, Rt. 6. :

?

priced reasonable.
| Johnson, Warrenton.

Electric Can Sealer, seals No.

Norman

Canner, 90 No. 2 can cap., with
equipment, slightly. used, $100.
for outfit. E. E. Russell, Ros-
sville, Rt. 1,. Phone 83-3263W.

One Briggs and Stratton Motor
Garden Tractor, fixtures, one 6
turn plow, cultivator, disc har-
row, $100.00 at my place. Can-
not ship. J. E. Cail, Atlanta,
2037 Delano Dr., N. E.

Stout Aluminum Irrigation
System with full equipment,
used very little, excellent cond.
Want 60 pct. new price. Robt,
H. Tootle, Reidsville, Box 172.

y

ol

Lilliston Peanut

motor not used since
rebuilt, reasonable. G.
ae Leesburg, Box 116.

ogeevey
" Phone

J. D. Side Delivery Rake,
good .cond., $150.00. E. R. Tay-
lor, LaGrange.

2500 bu. Southland Seed Oats

500. bu. Arlington Oats, 500 ew,
48-93 | qui
Oats, 96c bu.; Calhoun Barley, \i

Chappell Hill Rescue Grass;

an, $12.50. Bud H.

1, 2, 2 1/2, and 3 size cans; Also.)

Combine, | 9919










|
t








Allis Chalmers 19
Band B harrow, Oliv
grain drill, Allis Chi
ine, side mowing
tractor, cider m

eond. Mrs. T. C..

stock, Rt. 2. (6-1/2
stock). :













. cap., complete
home. Mrs, J. Kingsto
Rt. 19, Box , 472. Phi
1963-< Ves

2 H Mowing Mac!
ing-Chicago 2
shape, except. seat,
2 H. Running -Plov
Cradle, good .as ne\
Maid of Honor Ca
No. 1 and 2 cans.
Bennett, Dahlonega

No. 12 Chattanoogs
Syrup Mill, good con
J. Frank Dixon, Elb

eG [ae



















aS
J. D. 5 Dise Till
-and powr-trol, broke.
| acres, in new conditioi
$225.00. David Simp
ran, 302-6th, St..





ee

1952 Super C Farma
cultivators, planters,
attach., 3 disc No. 8
5 ft. harrow, used
$2,000.00 at my Pa
Barfield, Louisville, R

.2 No: 9 Mule D
oe Machines. 1 |

for . No letters. 1
an, Shadydale.
Caterpillar R 5 Tra
pletely overhauled,
Minn.-Moline 69 Combin
Wisc. motor driven,
F, M: Gazaway, Dec

1. EV-2971. ;
One Medjum Size
Seed. Cleaner, per
$150.00. R. B. Harrell,

Minn,-Moline Model
set Tractor, and ligh

B_ harrows, McCormi
Hammer. Mill, 52-R |
Athens 4 Disc Tiller,

trade for Farmall Ci
planters and cultivator
Long, Conyers, RFD 2.
Case Tractor, 12

B Harrow, 24 Disc

































Binder, al
cheap. Grad
Grange. .

J. D. Side Delivery
rubber, almost like
00 sat my farm.. Deliv
50 miles. Homer L. Ch
Donough, Rt. 2. Phone

John Blue Cotton
row tractor operated
year, perfect cond., $90.0!
bai F. Keller, Greenville,
6 :

8 Can Dairy Milk C
sale at The Lester Ti
Albany Road. Contac
C. CaswelJ, Americus.

One each K. B. 7, an
Tractors. (one a 1949
Reasonable. G. A.
Brookhaven,. P. O. Bo:
6296. =

J.D. 101 Corn Picker, |
ed less than 35 acres, W.

rison, Cumming, Rt.
N. Cumming, Hwy. 19).

1952 MT John Deere 1
2 Disc Hydraulie Plow,

Hook-up Hole Digger.
Beery Marietta, Rt. 4.















\































Farmall M Tractor ,al
yrs. old, good mechanical
recently overha , go
ber, new battery,
shape, $800.00. B. W.
brooks, Barnesville.
re.













De Laval Cream Separator,




















CATTLE FOR SALE



CATTLE FOR SALE


















mm Puller. eee

Niala.'-

ana: e. W.| ibs.
Atlant, Pp o. Box

Allis-Chalmers Side
for parts. War-
nesboro, Box 606.

ir of Wheels for a
rmick Mower. J. C.






n good condition.
_M. Martin, Black-






orse Drawn Cotton
i B. Spear-







Soiler,

size:

| Want 1 H Mowing Machine
.|and Acme Harrow, either one or
2. horse. State price and cond.
..,| Newton Wz. Brewster. Molena,|
a Rt. AS
| Want Bush and Bog Maree:
Bull -Dozer Blade,
for Allis-Chalmers M Crawler!
: Tractor, 30 hp draw bar, 11,0
-S. J. Noble,
a een, Rt. 1. Phone 48U1

Want good .Surge DeLaval or
McCormick Deering Milking)
Machine in good condition. State
make, age, price, and number of
units. G. O. McKie, eee Rt.
3, Box 357.

Want to exchange 2 H Wagon
for good Heavy Hack (buggy)
that will cut under. Prefer solid
a rubber tire on wheels.
~\ | Wellborn, Rock Springs.

J.



CATTLE FOR SALE



3 Reg. Horn Type Hereford
>| Bulls, 20 mos. old,

Baca

Domino breeding, for sale. J. S.
Gunn, Warrenton. Tel. 216J.

Stone |

Sey;

By



_ Full blooded Guernsey Bull,
| 18 mos. old, from John Halford
|stock farm, about 700-800 Ibs.
| Wm. Carver, Lakemont. i

Good Milch Cow, 2nd calf 2
wks. old, 3% gal. daily, gentle,
easily milked. Mrs. Mary Wade,
Norcross, Peachtree Rd...

8 Heifers, 8-12 mos. old, Jer-
Guernsey,

$300.00 for. lot. A. G. Burkitt,
Powder Springs? Rt. 1.

6 Heifers with Ist calves, rea-
sonable prices,
mi. Marietta on Powder Springs
Rd. Fred Cunningham, Mari-

Royal Duke 71, out of Blanche
Mischief 7, reg. buyers name,
$125.00. ea. J. ok Burson, Ho-
gansville, Rt.

Reg. Brown Swiss Bull Calf,
out of BHIA tested dam, about
5 mos. old, for sale. T. B. Clow-
er, Douglasville.

Reg. Brahma Bull, 6 yrs. he
R.| gentle, 1500 Ibs.,
farm in Coosa, Floyd Co.
Smith, Seas



bloodlines, Howard
Philomath.

Reg.

and

born Jan. 11th, sired
-|as Royal Basil X Sol;

t=! days, $75.00; Another
and Holstein,
Vaughters, Lithonia,
green Farms. Tel. 618

Fresh Milch Cow,
my place, 21%

etta, Rt. 5. LA 9702.
Hereford Bull Calves, drop-| 3% or 4 reg. Dbl.
ped Dec. 27, +1952, by Bruce} Polled Hereford Bu

mos. old, all sired by
the World Famous C.

tle Ranch. -

5 Guernsey Cows, 4
daily if well fed, has f.
old heifer calf, $145.;
$250. 00. a my
H. G.



young calf, $125.00.
land, Dalton, Rt. 2.

Reg. Guernsey Bull with 5]
generation pedigree,

transfer
Calf, Evergreen Standard Sol,

210,000 -lb. milk record in 305
ready for service, $125.00. S. B.

Grand Champ. a grandson of
Dom. 12. Right breeding, type

and price. J. H. Knight; Frank-
lin, Rt. 2, c/o Jasmine Hill Cat-

ham-Guernsey Heifer with

good
Thaxton,

red Bull
by Thom-
Dam has
reg. Bull,

c/o Ever-

lent color

Li _| Hiram



splendid |

Atlanta.

Standard
lis, 10-12
West Ga.

MR Rollo

ea.

gal. milk
ine 2 wks.
Red Dur-

yrs.

Bud Hol-



registered,
dark red, be

-ready for
Atlanta AT 5728, or write: D
J. Harris Dew, Calhoun wal
Dew Bros. Farm.

full

Horn Type Hereford Bull, 14
mos. old, with 4 generation ped-
igree of best bloodlines, exc
and conformation,
$175.00; Also nice Steer,
prox. wt. 700 Ibs. John W.
ton, Cedartown. :

One Reg. Angus Bull, of the
Blackcap Erie strain, 3 yrs. ae
good~ individual,
cash or exch. for youn,
Angus Cow. Julian McC:

2 White Face Cows, 2 Stee oy
milker, 3rd calf, $125.00 or $95. | prime cond., $200. and $125. ea.
without ealt/; N. Davis, Smyr- | Also 3 y-.
na, Rt. 3, Box 40. Tel.

old reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing Horse Stallion, broken, very
gentle, excellent cond., $250.00.
Trade for hay ct grain.
Johnston, Jr.,
Phone 8-2941.

14 Polled Hereford Bulls, ie
16 mos. old, purebred but not
perfectly marked,
st bloodlines, $100.
Vet Lang, Forsyth, c/o
Headlands.

Reg. Angus Herd Bull,
old, gentle, halter brok
service.

Marietta, Rt. :

gentle, $200. ie





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NO.1 NO.2 NO.3 NO.4 | Chatham Co. Stockyard, Savannah $26.30 $25.80 $24.75 :
Scie GLa Sas as Src | ee SIE. lop = $26.15 $25.90 $23.94 $22.24
mission Born, Gainesville $25.60 $24.50 $22.50 toda. Sa sane Gea
pee Ca Remne $26.50 $25.50 $24.50 $22.00 Bieckley Livestock Auction, Cochran $26.30 $24.50 $23.40 $20.95
estock Market, Vidalia $25.50 $24.96 $24.00 Dodge Co. Stock Barn, Eastman $25.30 $25.05
Livestock Sales Co., Jackson $25.30 $24.80 Columbus Stockyard, Columbus $25.10 $24.30 -
$26.50 $26.00 $25.00 $22.00 | Caroll Co. Sales Barn, Carrollton $27.00 $26.00 $24.50 $23.70
Livestock Market, Cuthbert $26.13 $25.95 $24.01 $22.00
= a July 14
= 4 ; Greensboro Livestock Auction Barn, es
estock Auction, Nahunta $25.15 $24.75 $23.90 $22.10 Greensboro | _ $25.75 $24.25 $22.00 .
Auction Company, Winder $25.50 $24.50 $23.90 $22.75 | Dawson Livestock Co., Dawson $25.58 $25.10 $24.05
ong Comm. Co., Quitman $25.50 $24.75 $23.74 $22.20 Farmers Livestock Auction, Nashville $25.38 $24.80 $23.71 $23.10
vestock Comm. Co., Dublin $25.65 $24.98 $24.60 $24.00 | Smith Stockyard, Augusta _$26.10 $24.60 $23.50
ounty Livestock Mkt., Statesboro $25.56 $24.82 $23.57 - _ Farmers Ceeperative Livestock Ass'n. wets es
Sele Born, Gainesville $26.00 $23.40 $18.00 $15.50 | eee ee eee
"Dection Soles, Howkinsville $25.60 $24.95 $24.20 $23.00" | Purmers Stockyard, Sylvania we ee ee oe
= County Stockyard, : ee Co. Livestock Company, Camilla $25.02 $24.80 $24.40 $22.40 ve
pringfield $25.55 $24.90 $23.50 Tattnall Livestock Co., Glennviile $26.15 $25.50 $24.25 $22.65
Troupe Co. Livestock Assn., LaGrange $26.40 $24.20 $23.20 ge
. Stockyard, Blackshear $25.70 $24.95 $23.61 $22.60 Elbert-Livestock Barn, Elberton $26.25 $25.00 $21.00 $17.00 ~~
fockyard, Sylvania $26.00 $25.35 $24.70 $24.05 Jones-Neuhoff Comm. Co., Macon $26.90 $26.40 $25.50 $24.85 =
ckyards, Inc., Tifton $25.40 $25.10 $24.10 $23.15 | MeRae Stockyard, McRae $25.90 $25.41 $24.27 $22.85 s
le Stockyard, Wrightsville $25.37 $24.65 Metter Livestock Market, Metter $26.10 $25.25 $24.35
lle Livestock Barn, Gainesville $26.60 $23.20 $18.00 $14.00 Appling Co. Livestock Markef, Baxley $26.00 $25.00 $24.00
kyard, No. 3, Thomson $26.20 $26.00 $25.50 Coffee Co. Livestock Co., Douglas $26.05 $25.02 $24.10 $23.75
Livestock Auction, Bainbridge $25.25 $24.75 $23.75 July 15
eeereck Comm... Cordele Serer wath Preducers Cooperative Livestock Exchange, 2 ;
Co. Stockyard, Lyons $25.80 $25.15 $24.50 $22.40 : Statesboro $26.40 $25.50 $24.90
; Stockyard, Bartow : $25.28 $24.30 $23.80 Claxton Stockyard, Claxton. $26.25 $25.80 $24.60 8
a Livestock Co., Ocilla. $25.50. $25.20 ~$24.00 $22.85 | Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt $25.70 $25.30 $24.00
ivestock Market, Metter $25.75 $25.20 $24.30 Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie $25.55 $25.35
ile Stockyard, Thomasville $25.65 $25.50 Union Stockyard, Albany $25.77 $25.50 $24.50 $23.30
: ee Wilkes Co. Stockyard, Washington $26.20 $26.00 $25.00
Co. Stockyard, Savannah $26.00 $25.30 $24.40 $22.75 | Peoples Livestock Market, Inc., Cuthbert $25.84 $25.26 $24.03 $22.00 Z
fon Co. Marketing Assn., North East Ga. Livestock Auction Barn, =
2 Sandersville $25.50 $24.25 $23.80 : Athens $26.50 $26.00 $24.00
Turner Co. Stockyard, Ashburn , $25.35 $25.12 $23.85
feck Commission Co. July 16
Cartersville $26.60 $25.60 $23.00 $22.00 : = =
* Market, Millen $26.00 $25.30 $25.25 $23.50 Fitzgerald Livestock Auction, Fitzgerald $26.25 $25.80 $24.00
Pecan. Go. Dubie $26.02 $25.05 $2450 $24.35 Valdosta Livestock Inc., Valdosta $25.75 $25.70 $24.80 $23.35
S Maker, Sasa $25.95 $2525 . $24.00 | Bainbridge Stockyard, Bainbridge $25.65 $25.20 $23.95 $22.25
hiction Barn, Smith Livestock Ass'n. Inc., Americus $26.02 $25.75 $24.70 $23.40 | xg
Social Circle $25.75 $24.25 $22.50 Pelham Stockyard, Pelham $25.40. $25.22 $24.00 |
ales Corp., Thomaston $27.40 ; Farmers Livestock Co., Douglas $25.60 $24.90 $23.50 $23.35 |
wainsboro: $25.90 $24.70 $23.50 $22.55 | Wayne Co. Stockyard, Jesup $26.40 $25.00 $24.25 $22.94 ;














Want single, sober,

FARM HELP WANTED

middle

ged white man for poultry

fe in city limits. Good home,

oard, and pay. Must be from

farm and have good references.
se: McGouirk, Atlanta,
arris St., N.W.

151

Want man and wife, or single

mah, responsible, sober,
> deiver,
hogy farm. Prefer
tig worker. Mes.
Nuhez, Dublin, Rt. 5.




J.

tractor
to take cace of small
middle age,
M.

t refined Christian wo-
to live in nice farm home

with: eouple and do light farm

- ehotes on farm for room, board,

_ salary. Mrs. O. J. Pettit, Deca-

_ tur, 43181 Tilson Rd., Rt.
7588,

e Want reliable colored woman

1 De:

to live in farm home and do

light chores on farm. Must be
in good health, no bad habits.
$30.00 month. Family of. six.
Mrs. W. T. Griffin, Lawrene-
ville, Rt. 1.

Want at once, reliable white
woman for light farm work on
~ farm: Room, board, salary. Let-
_ ters. ans. Christine P. Denson,

a ihte, Mounted Rt., 503 Pine

Want unencumbered woman
not -over 45 to help with chores
on farm. No milking. Good sal-
ag Mrs. E. Perry, Dublin, Rt.

Want 2 experienced tractor
drivers ready to work on farm:
Pay solid time. Must have good
references. Apply in person
aly. R. L. Jackson, Jonesboro,
/o Flint River Farms.



POSITIONS WANTED



Man, wife, with 2 children
want work on dairy farm. 7 yrs.
experience. KE. R. Ross, Savan-

ah, Stiles Ave. Rt. 4, c/o
Springfield Dairy.

Want job raising igen. on
farm near Atlanta. Sober, hon-
est. Mary Thomas (colored),
Atlanta, 549 Mary St., S.W.

Single man, 40 yrs. old, white,
swants job with good man on
farm. Want $3.50 day, paid

weekly. References. O. L
Clark, Hartwell.

53 yr. old woman wants job
on farm near Atlanta doing
light farm chores, Good health.
References. Prefer with elderly
person or persons. Letters ans.

rs. D. M. Walker, Atlanta, 907
Argonne Ave., NE. eee nights
Ve. 8618.

White man with wife and. 2
children (ages 7 and 15) wants
light farm work on farm such
as poultry, hogs, or as caretak-
r, etc. 3 can work. References.
Need work at once.. Floyd
Brown, Decatur, 5185 Coving-
ton Rd. Ries;

Elderly white man,. cripple,
wants job on farm doing light
farm chores for home = and
wages. R. A. Jones, Atlanta, 221
Tudor St., Sw

50 yr. old white man with
family wants job with good
man on farm raising . chickens
_or livestock, or other light farm
work. 1% yr. experience with
chickens.
ters and cards ans. H. L. Boone,
Rutledge, Rt. 1, Box 109.

Want on standing rent basis,
1H crop for 1954, with good 4
or 5 R house, lights, on or near
school bus and mail Rt.. Good
well of water, plenty fire and
stove wood, good barn, pasture.
- M. Powell, Tallapoosa, RFD

Want job on farm doing light
farm work and growing chick-
ens for wages. 3 or 4 R good
house. Have 2 boys, 13 and 7,
and girl, 16 yrs. old. 39 yrs. old,
fair health. State wages in let-
er. Come see, Mrs. Carlyne

oggus, Flowery Branch, Rt. 3.

White woman (with 5 chil-
ren, 4 boys, oldest 14) wants

b on farm. with reliable
people for home, board, resaon-
able salary. Lifetime experi-
euce. Mrs. Carrie Taylor, Atlan-
ta, 434 Pryor St., S.W.

_ Want job on farm looking
poultry and cattle. Well experi-
enced. White man, 51 yrs. old,
and wife. Need place to live,
lights, water, wood, etc., rea-
sonable wages. A. cs Hewett,
Atlanta, 881 Dillon St., N.W.

s.

Ready to move. Let-|



HORSES AND MULES

FOR SALE



Several Reg. Tenn. Walking
Colts, 1-2 yrs. old, Filly and
Studs, been ridden, some best
bloodlines; and Tenn. Walking
Mares, gentle, for sale.(F. L.
McVay, Cochran. Phone 134
and 137. :

Society Man Reg. Tenn.
Walking Stallion at Stud. Con-
tact: C. C. Gresham, Atlanta,
Box 618. Ch. 2037.

Black Mare Mule, around
1300 Ibs.,- gentle, work any-
where, priced right. Riley C.
Couch, Turin.

1 Tenn. Walking Stallion, sire

Top Wilson, 7 yrs. old, also
three 2 yr. old colts, two 4 yr.

old, 1 work type mare, for sale. |.

E. R. Taylor, LaGrange?

1 yr. old Mule, about 850 lbs.,
gentle, work anywhere, chil-
dren-or women can handle safe-
ly,-$100.00 at my home, or trade
for 2 heifer yearlings.
ans. Chas. C. Hutto, Howard.

Sorrel Filly, Flaxen Mane
and Tail, blaze face, white
stockings, for sale or trade for
milch cow or beef heifer. Mrs.
Wm. A. Venable, Marietta, Rt:
4, Powder Springs Rd.,
bil Acres.

Mare Mule with 1 H wagon,
$75.00. Mrs. T. C, Hosen, -Wood-
stock, Rt. 2.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want 1 reg. Bull, 15-18 mos.
old, Guernsey or Milking Short
Horn. Quote best cash
Geo. U. Cook, Machen.

Want dair type cows, 3-5
gal. daily, 2nd or 3rd calf.
Freshen not later than Aug. 15,
TB and Bang tested. Must be
cheap. J. L. Thomas, Lilburn,
Rt. 1; Box-321:

Want large number of good
grade Shorthorn Cows, either
springing or with calves at side.
Will take heifers, springing; Al-
so want few reg. Shorthorn
ows. Sam B. Hay, Jr., Coving-
ton, Rt. 4.

HOGS:
Want Reg. Big Bone Guinea

Male, old enough for service.
Ernest Turner, Plains.

HORSES AND MULES:
Want Riding Pony within

reasonable distance. Jack Ab-
bott, Tifton, Rt. 5

Want Shetland Pony,
to ride, at reasonable price.
Henry Mashburn, Talona.

SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want 1 Reg. Milk Goat, any
breed, giving 1 gal. or more}
daily. Geo. D. Barfield, Louis-|
ville, Rt. 3.



FARM HELP WANTED



| health, 50-60 yrs. old, for light
farm work on farm. Pay $20.00
month, room, board, Mrs. Eva
Mae Rogers, Claxton, Rt. 2.
Phone 49231.

Want several families -for
gathering crops. Houses fur-



Want good dependable farm-
ing couple to help gather corn,
farm another year. Good house
with elec.; Also a man for
wages. W. A. Avery,.Keysville.

Want white woman in good

nished free with water and
wood. W. B. Spearman, Social
Circle.

Want single man, 20-40 yrs.
old to help me on farm. Pay
$2.50 day. Need at once. Come.
Dont write. G. B. Ham, Cobb-
town. i

Want 2 large families to help
gather cotton, peanuts, etc. Will
move within 100 mi. radius.
Pay prevailing prices. Geo. E.
Withiams, Cordele, Rt. 4, Box
148.

Want working foreman for
beef cattle farm, Must have ex-
perience with farm machinery,
and know how to tend and give
shots, ete. to cattle. Desire
young man under 35, State age,
details of experience, who
worked for, number in family,
and salary expected. Apply by
letter -only. D. C. Collier,

' | Heifers, purebred but not regis-

Letters |

c/o Jo-!-

price. | 4

broke |.



CATTLE FOR SALE _





l bred cow, 1 cow with Ist calf
and bred back, also 4 bulls, 6-8
mos. old, for sale. J. T. Talton,
Atlanta, 855 ore Rd., SW.
AM 1119.

Polled Hereford Bulls and
tered, 6-8 mos. old, from clean
stock, priced right. Wray, Smith,
Sparta. Phone 4921.

Aberdeen-Angus 5 yr. old
cow and heifer calf of June
14th, both good _ bloodlines,
health certificate and_ reg.
transfer in buyers name. Chas.
A. Shook, Tiger, cqo Twin Oak
Farm.

Good Young Cow, Ist calf,
Jersey-Holstein, $100. 00. Mrs.
Lila Aer Juniper, Rt. 1.



SHEEP AND GOATS ~
FOR SALE



- About 20 nice fat Billy
Lambs, $10.00 ea. E. F.. Dean,
Odum.

_ White Saanan Milk Goat, 2-3
qts. milk daily, gentle, for sale.
Contact: Ervin H. Taylor, For-
est Park, 130 W. Bridge Ave. -
2 young Saanan Milk Goats,

MS 2p qts. each, cheap. J.
Goddard, Atlanta, 527 Ell-
nae Dr., N.W. BE 2144:
8 mixed Toggenburg Milk

Goats; also a yr. old mule for
sale. Zack Roberts, Fairburn,
Rt. 2. (Clark Rd.). ;

One Montadale Ram Sheep,
fine wool, reg., for sale or trade.
Ww. A. Caldwell, LaFayette, Rt.

One Ram, 8 Ewes and 5
Lambs, Hampshire breed, $295.
CoN. Davis, Smyrna, Rt. 7 Box
40.

3 Ewes and 1 Ram, good|
breeding age, ram of large
heavy stock, all healthy. Lot
$100. E. P. Grant, Rome, Box
63. Phone 7304.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



* Pair 7 yr. old Horse Mules,
1050. to 1100 Ibs. each;. Also
good J: D. Mower No. 3, almost

or Sheep. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Springs.

One Saddle Horse, $60.00, or
trade for pigs or yearlings. E.R.
Thackston, Clarkdale, 55
Bloomfield Ave. S

Gentle 2 yr. old Roan Tenn.
Walker Mare, about 1000 Ibs.,
for sale or trade for small horse
or pony, suitable for children to
handle. C. L. Wingate, Macon,
Liberty Church Rd.

One nice gray and black
Pony Stallion, 1 yr. old, for
sale. C. G. McKellvey, Mable-
ton. Phone Austell 6746.

t

Young Mare, gentle, will ride
or work,- $75.00 or trade; Also
Butt Headed Tog. Nannie Goat
with.3 mos. old Nannie and
Billy Kids, easy milker. Sell to-
gether or separately. Cons.
trade. Mrs. Julia ae Liz-

~ Reg. Aberdeen-Angus. Cattle,

Male, freshen Aug. 22nd., also}

new. Sell or exchange for cattle |

Reg. Guernsey Bulls, from
tificially sired, ready for ser-

vice,
Bunn, Midville.:

Dbl.
Bull, 9 mos.
small horns,
Make offer.
Rt, Phone 5009.

75 purebred White Fave Heit-
ers, mostly bred, 500-700 Ibs.,
20e 1b. 1s: Davis, Sa.
ville.

Reg. abl. sidan Pollew
Hereford Bull, proven sire, 34%
yrs. old, gentle, 1400 Ibs., $350.:
Purebred Polled Hereford
Steer, 7 mos. old, 400 Ibs., $80.
Trade~ for good hay or reg.
Hereford Cows or Calves. Mrs.
C. W. Harper, Decatur, 1000
Columbia Dr., Rt. 1. DE 3975.

Several full Holstein Bulls,
not registered, one month to 1
year old; 10 Holstein Steers, ap-{-
prox. 200-300 Ibs.; also 1 pure-
bred Aberdeen-Angus Bull,
about 1100 lbs. for sale. John C.
Lee, College eae Rt. \1, Wel-
come All

Fine a Black Rages Bull, |
7 yrs. old, rea8onable. Lee M.
Hansford, Americus.
5043. ee

Jersey Bull, 2? mos. old, Reg.
No. 547894 Sire, Biltmore Ivy
Butterking;

d, good cond.,
good breeding, etc.

~

syth, Rt. 4, Box 92. Phone 2829.

- Few Reg. Red Poll Cows; also
5 calves around 6 mos. old and
2 bulls about ready for service.
Reasonable prices. G. B. ae
rett, Cornelia, Rt. 1. |

old, bred to reg. Guernsey

reg. males, 6 and 8 mos. old. He
W. Thurmond, Farmington. iow

Reg. Jersey Cow, 4 yrs. old,
freshen last of August, also. i
heifer and other cows for sale.

reasonable price. Fy ro
Reg. a Poll Type} Ph

O. Pair, Austell,





Phone}

Dam, Brampton).
Pinn Jane. David Johnson, For- |.

Reg. Guernsey Cow, 4% yrs.|











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White Face Bull,
| tered, Mother pure
polled, reasonable
exch. for Reg. Po
White Face Heife
yr. old), 500-600
Christine J. Harr

Reg No. 6142850
Polled Bull, yrs. |
Blanchard end Ca
stock, gentle, mo:
are heifers, sire
herd, prime con
1| Jones, Lula, Rt. 2.

6 reg. Herefor
heifers, all bred
Hereford Bull,
Hereford Bll, 40
Cheap for lot. hy Oo.
mer. Phone 8595.










































~6 unusually

1. 2 ealves at foot
to Lenapes Red
bred, Reg., Polled
Olive or Healey, Dulu
|-c/o Foxdale farm.













Ena. Summers, Senio

Reg. Angus Bull, |
reasonable or exch, fo
gue Heifer, 6-12 mos.

week days after 5 ocloc











W. P. cou Newnan, Rt. 1.



| Herron, Martin, Rt. 1.





Honorable Tom Linder
. Commissioner of beta

State Capitol

Atlonta, Georgia

Faz

Dear Tom:

the editorial.

man, in the course of debate i



ella, Rt. 1, Box 285.

What The People 7

al appreciate your sending nie the Market
dated July 8th, and giving me the opportunity
This editorial points up a fact which
people neglect to recognize, and | am glad that |
the position you hold has taken the time to bring
the attention of so many people.

It might interest you to know that Senator | :

July 11th, discussed the ratio between farm
and national income, inserted the whole of your

ial in the Congressional Record of that day. Ye
find it commencing on page 8814, as part of the
between Senator Sparkman and pose ow

Sincerely yours,

PHIL M. LANDRUM, a8 S
House of Re i
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: July 13 July 14 July 15 duly 15 July 15 Sy
Steers & Heifers + : ; ip ; cael oe
Good & Choice $17.50-21. 10 $17.00-20.50 $17.25-22.00 $18.60- - $23.40- ;
Comi. 13.75-17.00 14.00-17.06 14.00-16.75 ot 425-1650 - 14,00-17.00
Usility 11.00-13.50 11,50-14.00 11.00-13.00 11.00-13.00 | 11 -50-14,00
Cutters, 9.25-10.00 9.00-11.50 9.00-11.80 -9.00-11.00 Soe 9.75-1 1.25 -
Calves ; Beara ite a Tas
Good & Choice 16.00-21.00 16,00-21.25 16.00-23.00 16.00-138.60 16,00-21.25
Uril & Coml. 11.00-15.00 11.50-16.50 11.00-16.25 = 11.00-16.50 11.50-1 6.25
Cows : , Cr eiiek ies ea
Utility $10.00-11.00 10.00-12.25 11.50-13.00 = 10.00-12.00. 11.00-1 3.00 5
Cae 7.00-19.00 __7.50-10.50 7.00-11.70 7.00-10.00 -8.00-11, 00
Bulls ; . ee y ie
Util. & Coml. 11.25-14.00 11.50-15.00 11.50-14.80. -11.50-75.00 12.001 5.00 ai
Cutters 9.00-10.25 9.00-11.00 ~+ 10.00-11.50 YR eres 2 ae
Stockers mvt
Steers & Heifers 9.00-15.00 10.50-16.50 13.00-14.75 11.00-17.75 z 1 oon
Calves 9.75-16.00 10.00-18.00 10.00-18.25~ 10.00-16,





Source of Information:



Barnesville.

Federal-State Livestock Market News Service
50 Seventh Street, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.

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