Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1956 April 18

Georgia
S F ice.



Commissioner

ulletin



Phil Campbell,
























Gov Grifin Reveals
New Building Funds

_ Commissioner of Agriculture om
: be

ded boost during the past few days
lat an additional $238,440 has

e University of Georgia, Athens.

or intensive study of the cause and
of poultry diseases and thus support,
e latest scientific knowledge, the

Seon

he new ; grant is in addition to
ris $100,000 will be available an-
earry out research-work in the

riation just announced.
unds, totaling $338,440, are



Reire > Sa given to the

slated for poultry research facilities
The additional funds will make pos-

the construction of a new building |
2 campus of the College of Agricul-

on to a $100,000 appropria-

BY PHIL CAMPBELL eae

oultry research | in Georgia eeeeived

announcement by Gov. Marvin

| progress of the states poul-

appropriated by the General
ly for research work during the le

ing made possible by the $238,- |.

gn animal Sees which Rel















cand poultry industry

study during a ene

this past week.

the meeting, which drew
laboratory specialists and
icials. from several states, was
Niliarize officials with exotic dis-
t could threaten animal health
s-human health in the United

Department of Agriculture and
Mikel, ADE veterinarian in
were co-hosts for the meeting
s sponsored by the Agricultural
Service with the cooperation

- J. W. Mann, chief veterinarian for

ntial threats to the United. .

Borgia Department of Agricul- _



WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1956

AID POULTRY INDUSTRY

NUMBER 33





Agricultaral

CALENDAR

April 18, Valdosta = ae Fee meeting

i
ok _American Turpentine Farmers As-
: sociation.
April 19, Atlanta ios uindoaat
meeting Dixie Santa Gertrudis

- Breeders Association.



| April 21, University of Georgia Dairy
3 Day and three breed sale of dairy.
heifers.

4 April 207 Atlanta te Southeastern tour
American Agricultural Editors As-

5 sociation. :
April 24, Atlanta Spring meeting,
_ directors and executives, American

Meat Institute. j =

May 3, Athens Broiler school.
May 5. Tifton - ! Dinteiet FFA rally.
ae May. 6- 13, State-wide Soil Conserva-



.Experiment Station in mid-April, 1954.



tion and Soil Stewardship Week.





State Department of Agriculture to carry
-out needed, inspection of poultry process-
ing plants. This appropriation will heip

. poultry processors meet the demands of
_ cities and states into which Georgia broil-

ers are being shipped. The Agriculture
Department hopes to have this inspection
service available by July 1.

-'The newest appropriation makes a

total of nearly half a million dollars allo-
cated by the state government this year
for the continued progres of the pee S
poultry industry.

_ Announcement of the latest stati by
Gov. Griffin followed closely an announ-
cement by the Agricultural Extension
Service that the states broiler industry

~ now definitely ranks as Georgias number ~

_one source of cash farm income.

As announced in the Market Bulletin
this past week, figures on broiler produc-
tion for 1955 released by the Federal-
State Crop Reporting Service show that
the number was even larger than ex-
pected with a total of 177,642,000 birds

~ valued at $125,284,000.

Along with broiler production there
is every indication of Georgia also be-
coming one of the better egg producing
states. Certainly the state has the poten-

and filled the furrows.



Coastal Bermuda Tops
Common In Piedmont

in a comparative study at Watkins-
ville of Coastal and common Bermuda
grasses, agronomists of the University
of Georgia College Experiment Station
found that Coastal consistently out yield-
ed the common in weed-free, over- -dry
forage. :

W. E. Adams and Dr. Matthias Stelly
initiated the project at the U. S. Depart-
ment of Agricultures Southern Piedmont ~
Bermuda stolons were planted in--two
foot rows, two feet apart in the row,

The first nitrogen was applied in the
row, at the rate-of 33 pounds per acre,
after growth started. Two more applica-
tions were made at- 30-day intervals,
making a total of 100 pounds per acre the -
first year, applied uniformly on all
plots. Two cultivations with a spike har-
row across the rows removed Cae



pipette a

Ls

Adams and Stelly reported that the
Coastal gave 2.12 tons per acre compared
(Continued on Page 4)

Seed Survey Slated
In Georgia Counties

County agents of the Agricultural -
Extension Service will conduct inter-
views in their counties this spring to find
out what kind of seed Georgia farmers
plant. :
'Extension Director W. A. Sutton
of the College of Agriculture announced
that results of the seed survey will be. |
tabulated'and mailed to all county agents
for use in program planning.

psutton explained that the kind of
seed used has a big influence on yields
and quality of the crop.

He said county agents will obtain
information on corn, cotton, peanuts, and
watermelons. They will ask question#
regarding the kind and variety of seed
planted, and the farmers reasons for a
planting that particular kind. Whether a
the seed was home grown or purchased
trom a neighbor-or seed dealer also will











EST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

. BROILERS

e NAVAL STORES

(Continued on Page 4) be determined by the survey.
Georgia -. Georgia, First: i
IRE STATE OF THE SOUTH e PEANUTS __ PEACHES

PIMIENTO PEPPER q
* IMPROVED PECANS ae















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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Farmall 47 model A tractor,
Cultivator and. Planters,
smoothing harrow, tiller, 2- disc.
plow, mowing machine, 5-1/2
ft. blade, Wagon, 9 in. ham-
mer mill, All in good cond.
Cheap. J. M. Stringer, Rt. 1,
Middleton.

J. D., model 2, planters and
cultivator, subsoil plow, 4 disc
tiller, 4 harrows, New Holland
hay baler, Darf hay rake. All
in excellent cond. E. Ty Newton,
Madison. Phone 157-J r 113. i

2-1/2 H. P. Bolens Husky gar-
den tractor, $85; sickle mower
attach. $25; riding hay rake,
$35; Saw and weed cutter, $30;
heavy duty 2-wheel tr railer, $25.
No del. Mrs, E. O. Smithfield,
1155 Ptree _ Battle Ave., N.
W., Atlanta 5, Phone CH- 7407.

Mule drawn riding Cultiva-
tor with plow and disc., mule
drawn hay baler, planters, and
other plows; also 2-horse wagon.
All Cheap. K. B. Martin, Rt. te
Talmo.

Cub bottom plow, practically
nw, $50; Planters and fert.
for Gravely garden tractor. Rea-

~ sonable. M. B..Welsh, Rt. 2,
Heath Rd., Macon.

Corn combine model 16-24, 6
ft. cut, with motor has motors
none of which has cut 100 acres,
$750. E. E. Bone, Rt. 1, Box 183,
Butler.

Late model AC tractor, made
small crop, Cultivator, Planter,
Fert. Distributor, power pulley,
Jaying off plow, single disc.
plow, cutting harrow, 60 in.
mower. Reasonable. J. M. Demp-
sep, 5865 Dunwood Rd., Cham-
blee, Phone 7-2391.

6

Editorial and Executive Offices
State Agriculture Building
19 Hunter Street, S.W.
Aflanta 3, Georgia



. SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Cole Fert. Distributor, 1/2
price: new 2-horse Oliver No. 13

turning slide plow, $4; also Oliv-

er No. 10 2-horse plow, $5.
Ready to plow. H. P. Malcom,
Rt. 2, Box 47, Social Circle,
Phone 3346.

2 Burgess Cultivators, $20 and
$25 ea. Good mule harrow; also
Simplicity garden tractor with
sickle bar mower. Edgar K.
Fowler, Rt. 2, Athens. -

Mo@el B. Athens harrow, 24
in. disc., good cond., (disc. wore
some), $100. W. T. Chandler, Rt.
1, Pleasant Hill Rd., Lithonia,
Phone Conyers 6236,

1951 Ford tractor, with some
equip:, excellent cond., used
very little, for sale. William E.
Suber, Rt. 1, Perry.

Intnl. 12 ft. combine, self-
propelled, $1,800; 6 ft. Case har-
row, set scalloped disc., front
and back, $225; JD subsoiler,
$80; 8 ft. Case off-set harrow,
$260; 6 ft. Intn]l. harrow, $140,
good cond. My place. 7 mi. Al-

bany. C. M. Pippin, Albany,
Phone He-5-8686.
5-row Cotton duster; also 2-

horse walking Cultivator, both
in good cond: Sell for any rea-
sonable price or trade. Geo. C.
Wilkes, Rt. 6, Box 351, Dublin.

JD-6 ft. combine with motor
and 6 fk AC Combine without
motor, reasonable; also JD side
del. rake on rubber, $150, in
excellent cond. Norman - John-
son, Warrenton.

Intnl. B, Tractor, like new:
2-row planters, Cultivators,
$550. FOB. E. P. James, Amer-



icus, Phone 3960.

one with motor and one without,





SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



"MACHINERY WANTED ;



| New Holland No. 77 pick-up
Hay baler,

good cond., $800.
Cash, FOB. farm. Warren A.
Bailer, 3965 Ptree. Dunwoody
Rd., N.E., Atlanta 5. -

1952 Super C. Farmall es
tor, with 2-row Planters, Culti-
vators, 2 disc. plow and set of
G-Whiz harrows, excellent cond.
$1,250 for lot. James W. Thomp-
son, Rt..2, Carnesville.

lee Intnl. 2-horse turn plows, $10;

single 62 turn, $8; Mower, $40;
10 ft. rake, $30; Corn Pea Cotton
planter $12; Wagon, $25; Middle-
buster, $8; Oliver walking 2-
row Cultivator, $10. Chas. B.
Howard, Box 124, Barnesville.

MT-JD tractor, Cultivators,
and Planters, used 3 yrs., guar.
to be in good cond., del. 150 mi.,
$1,000. 5 mi. E. Cordele, 1/2
mi, off Hwy. 280. L. C. Smith,
Rt., 1, Cordele.

Dbl. row planter for garden
tractor, never been used; $20.
Exch. for Rotary Mower to fit
garden Tractor. W. G. Thrower,
Omaha. a

Cultivator and Planters and
Guano Distributor for Farmall
H. Tractor, fair cond., $75. No
letters, E. B. Willingham, Rt. 3,
Cedartown, Phone 148-R- 2. ;

Forsberg Srida Seed Huller,
12-A John Deere Combine with
motor, complete irrigation sys-
tem, consisting of 85 H. P. mo-
tor, 900 fr, 6 in. pipe, elbows,
plugs and 2 large sprinklers. J
Hopson Morgan, Rt. 2, Chipley,
Phone LaGrange, 8894. f

JD tractor, 1980 model M;
Cultivators and Planters, lift
type, bush and bog harrow, dirt
scoop, 7 ft. with scooter plows.
All in, good cond. Reasonable.
No letters. G. ~W. Stephens, Jr.,
Rt. 1, Box 241, Lilburn.

Set Cultivators and Planters
for Oliver 70, in good cond., $75;
Oliver mowing machine, trailor
type, $70; Oliver Manure spread-
er, $250; New AC Forage. Har-
vester, with grass attach., used
to cut 20 A. $1150. Thomas
Odum, Campton

Two 1952 model IHC combine,

%

$350 for both: also 16 disc. IHC
grain drill, $250. H. H. Miller,
144. Woodlawn, Dr., Toccoa,
Phone 6-4277. eS

ee tei eaten eo 1,600

42, rainbird sprinklers, 3460 *ft.,
4 in. pipe; also 25 HP. elec.
motor, and 30,000 gal. pump. J.
Ralph Jones, Box 814, Colum-
bus. so
7

- 1947. model A. John. Deere
tractor, Planters and Cultiva-
tors, 10 disc. Bush and, Bog har-
row, 6-disc. JD tiller, cut off
saw. All in good cond. Cheap.
Hugh L. Lokey, Arnoldsville.

Farmall F-12 with planting
and fertiger and cultivating
equip., in good cond., $300. Will
sell equip., $150. E. H. eee
Macon.

Used JD. Mower, No. 5 and

JD Hay Rake, No. 594-LW, in
good cond.; also used 6 ft.
smoothing harrow, THC-C21
Mower, 2-disc. plow, mounts on
Farmall C. Hiram D. Adamson,
Morrow, Phone Jonesboro 6830.

1950 Ford 'Bractor, A-1 cond.,
al] good equip.,
pan; tractor alone, $650. Cash,
Mrs. L. R. Randall, 3309 Jones-
boro Rd., S. E., Atlanta, 15, MU-
8-3539. :



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want 3-5 horse power Garden
tractor, with implements, riding
style preferred; consider walk-
ing style. James L. Pursley, Box
475, Fairburn.

Want grain drill, 13row or
more. State yr. purchased, and
price, in first letter. Must be
reasonable for cash. L. L. Gar-
rett, Rt. 2, Barnesville.

Tant late model AC combine
60, in good cond. State price.

best offer;

including Drag



Owen Caldwell, Rt. 1, Zebulon.

@

Want good dbl. section har- f
row with 3 point hitch for Ford |;

tractor, reasonable. Must be del. |
Dan R. Thomas, 4154 Chambers |
Rd., Macon, Phone 3-8186.

Want 1 or more attachments
for David Bradley garden trac-
tor, in good cond., and priced
reasonably. C, L. Reed, Rt. 5;
Dalton, Phone 4932.

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MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE ~

* AND WANTED



Deep-well Jet Pump, good
cond. with 70 ft. pipe, $65. Der-
rell Ross, Rt. 3, Eastman.

Want deep-well Jet Pump}

Tank and Pipe for 150 ft. well;
also Sub soil plow. for Avery

tractor. L. P. Sele n Fort }-

Valley.

Deep-well pump, has 42 iat
tank and pipes, 1 horse power,
carries 1-1/2 in..to_1-1/4 pipes.
My place on 78 Hwy., near
Lithia Springs. J. M. Thornton,
Ree ts Douglasville.

Two 500 cap. elec. Brooders,
96. cage laying nest assembled,

15 medium size metal feeders. |.

J. M. Allen, 208 Glenn Bidg.,
Atlanta, Phone CR-4758.

Hand powered: Corn shoves:
silightly used with elec. motor
attach. to pull it, excellent cond.
Sell or trade. Milton Bryant,
Blutfftown.

Broad. tie Nesson, 2-horse
wagon, bought new, used very
little, $100 cash, at my farm;
also 1-2 row walking Cultivator,
$25. H. H. Simonten, Rt. 2, Rich-
land, Phone VE-8-4523._ :

Want 2 Serge Milkers, swing-|
ing type, in good cond. and pric- |
ed reasonable. C. S. Fisher, Rt.
1, McDonough. :

DeLeval 6- -can Coole in per-
fect cond., set in type with
pie system, for sale or Exch.
or Power Baler.- C. D. Her-
rington, Rt. 3, Forsyth, Phone
5604.

Cook deep- We pump, with
tank and fittings; also 114 ft
plastic pipe, practically new.
Bargain. W. "Harold Brown, Rt.
1, Commerce.

Sears, round, elec, aS
hatches up to 400 egg cap.; also
hatch other eggs; practically
new, $15; W. L. Brown, 416 Lake

AGN s,
Rotary 24 disc. finishing har-}

row, dbl. section. Can be used
either dbl. or single, S15 Ad.
Jack Hogg, Rt. 2, pee
Phone 4515.

2 well pumps for sale. Make
also New Peerless
Jet Pump and Berkely, Faetory |
rebuilt. Both sold with guar. R.
M. Wells, Rt. 3, Panola Road, |
Lithonia.

Practically hew deep. well Jet].

pump, used 3 mo. Reasonable. 1
mi, Roswell. L. G. CHUdETS Rt.
2, Marietta. ;

Feeders for hens, are ti
assembled. Cheap for lot. Mrs.
Hugh L. White, Stockbridge.

Want used Strew Rack in

good cond., out of junked 52R kel

IHC combine, if priced reason-
able. State price. W. A. ea
Rt. 1, Senoia.

1-1/2 horse power gasoline en-
gine and_ small _centrifugal
pump, gal. size elev. Pasteurizer,
(new cond.) 17 mi. N. Columbus,
Robert L. Mason, Rt. 1.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



175 bu. Gatan Soybeans, 89
pet. purity, cleaned and bagged, |
in 2 bu. bags; also 20 bu. Jack-
son Soybeans. John A. Cown, |
Rt.4, Loganville, Phone 2824.

Good, tender White cxbae:
back and
Cornfield also White and striped
half runners beans, 65c cup;
mixed Cutshorts, 60 cup; White
Salet Eng: Peas, 75c cup.

postage. Arvil Lanes 3, | 1

ES, iY

ft., 5 in: maf, 20 Riser valves, oe Griffin, Phone gs ae

Jen, |
Ji ackson, 2147.

Old fashion stripe
ner beans, 50c cup, 3
small white bu
cup, 3 cups, $1.
Mrs. Ardell |
222, Bishop:

25 Ibs. ci

-| beans, a a

PP., or $10 for 1
son, Rt. I, Bonair

30 bu. Velyet

Old fashio
half runner oe

Ib., in 5 Ib. lots |
tender Brown speckled h
ner nia ee 50c

weer 50 He oO
15e Ib. for small
ship. 2 mi.

Gray, Rt 4, Tem she.

peak 99. 09

germ., and hard
/new burlap 2b ga
at farm. Jack Cates
ae Phon
5393. >

3007 bu. Tro
even wt. bags
Rt. 1 oe

order. J.
Clairmont Rd.

Red speckled
with purple hull;
der Peas and col. B

ae der

order. Mrs. Archi
4, baa :

White imp.
cream 6 Wk. =

Lot of galvanized A tomatic | 22
be re-{-

- Old Asine
6 wks. Peas, 20 ae
some nice, clean everbe
White mush Peas, 25c 1
Mrs. RF. Cato, Staple

; Iron. Peas, $2.50 bi 1
Peas, $2 bu.; Jackson So}
$3 bu. All recleaned c
bu. bags; also Coke

$1.25 bu. FOB. my; y farm.
saan Rt. * Box 180,

speckled Cutshort |



























peas, clean,
without rain, -$2
Rt. 1, Sardis..

runner beans,
soms, 40c cup.
0 checks. Mrs.
1, ons
rane Peas, $4 bu.;
a Peas, $4 bu.; sev.
owders and Calif.
$4 bu. All hand
weather damage.
Rt. 4, Dallas. {

ID SEED CORN
A SALE

d bu. Corn; White
$1.25- bu. at Crib.
0 load. J. G. Daniel,

Corn, 1955 crop,
R. Ly Greene, Rt.

good, sound White
ckson, = a; Fey:

n, $1.50 bu. cata 2,
Hay, $20 ton, at

McDonough, Phone

| shucked and one
hite Corn, in sacks,
barn. Letters ans.
Rt. 3, Washington.

D FOR SALE

bolls, 36 bales on
delinted, treat-

re wilt-resistant

onseed, grown from
eed, ginned on one

ats, Etc.)
R SALE

rm ida and Sia aoen
520 to $30 ton; also
in the hull, $2.50
Hay ~ cheaper in
ies, George Hol-
ae eerie,

atity baled Oats, cut
1 stage, bright nat-

, Dublin, Phone
rough Hay, 50c
florrow, Phone Jones-

matured oat straw,
a $10 ton, FOB
Bue FE. Rowland,

FOR SALE

inspected
So ce M.. FOB. Tom

Rae. *

Rancer and Ox-
30 plants, 50c;

sley plants, 50c)

oes 308
> W., Atlanta

|| Black Cherry,
Sa Absa ok:





i Rutger Tomato, $3 M.; $1
C.; Calif. Sweet Pepper, 34 M.;.
$1. C.; also P. R. Potato, $4 M.
All del, No checks. George
Griffis, Rt. A Screven.

Cert. Gold Bush Potato
plamts, wilt resistant, ready and
half running now, - Can ship,
Specified, $4 M. Del. PP. E. F.
Entrekin, Rt. 2, Box 53, Bre-
men.

~ Tomato plants, makes 2-3 bu.
to the vine. 60c doz. Come af-
ter. Grover C. Henry, Abbeville.

Cert. Copper skin P. R. Po-
tato plants, $3 M.; Have 550

|bu. bedded; ready April 15.
Aubrey Thomas, Rt. 1, Pat-
terson. X }
Coastal Bermuda Stolons,.

free from common Bermuda
and other noxious grass and
weeds, by truck at farm. Under
56 M., 50c M.; 50 M. or more,
40c M. Digde Harrison, Ride
Blackshear, Phone 3713.

Good, strong Crystal Wax
Bermuda onion and Copen-
-s Mkt; See 300, $120;

$1.60; $2.25 M Gov. insp.
yellow skin P. R. potato $4'C.;
Wonder Sweet and Hot Pepper,

: spl C.; $4 M.; Rutger Tomato,

wilt resistant, 500; $1.75; $3
| M. Ina Griffin, Rt. 4, Baxley

Yellow Bermuda and Crystal |.
Wax Onion; also Copenhagen
Mkt. Cabbage plants, 300, $1.20;
500, $1.60; $2.25 M. . Ready,
prompt shipment and full count.
James Griffin, Rt. 4, Baxley.

Sage, Catnip, Muscadime
grape vines, Black Raspberries,
Dewberries, 6, $1; also Giant
Mastodon everbearing Straw-

| berry plants, $1 C. Add postage.
| Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt. S Gaines-

ville. ere

A Klondike Strawberry plants,
90c C.; Catnip, 25c bunch, Pep-

permint, 40c doz.; Scuppernong
vine cutting, 60c doz.; Brown
striped half runner bean seed,

,|3 cups, $1. Add postage. Mrs.

Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Good Klondike Strawberry:
90c C, 500, $3.50; also striped
White half runner bean: seed,
50c cup, 3 cups, $1. Mrs. Guy
or Crowe; Rt. J, Cumming.

Bouquet Pepper plants, grows
10-20 in. in bunch. $1 doz. PP.
G. A. Ulm, 1483 Estes St., Aug-
usta.

Everbearing Straw berry
plants from Bradleys agic,
$1.25 C.; Parsley plants, 50c
doz.; Garlic plants, 2 doz., 6@c;
White and col. running butter
beans; also runner butter Peas,
mixed, 50c cup. Mrs. H. M.
Christie, Rt. 3, Lithonia.

Red Multiplying onion plants,
50c C. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Rt. 2, Camilla. |

Mtn. Huckleberry ag
bearing size, 25, $2; Hazlenut
bushes, field Blackberry and
Dewberry, 85c doz.; Wild Straw-
berry, 5 doz., $1; Old Fashion
50c.. ea.; Red
Plum, 3, $1; also yellow Roots,
Add postage. Mrs.
Nancy .Henderson, Rt. 3, Box
124, Ellijay.

Potato plants. Cert. Bunch
P. R. Ga. Reds, apd Gold
Rush. Prompt shipment. O. L.
Harris, Box 137, Cordele, boos
1880.

Cert. Suwanee Bermuda Stol-
ons, in 3 bu. moisture resistant
bags, bearing tag and seal of
Ga. Crop Imp. Asson., -$6. bag.
HOB DAAe: Brumbalow, coe
Gaines. ,

_Govt. insp. potato plants, P.
)R., Ala. Copperskin, $3.75 M;
5 -M. up, $3.25 M. All pure
stock, produced from vine cut-
tings. A. E. Graham, Alma,

_|Phone 4348.

Cert. sweet potato plants now
ready, Bunch P. R., new Ga.
Reds, Gold Rush., Guar. del.
on confirmed orders. L. L.
Heidt, Box 49, Cordele, Phone
1357.

Chas. Wakefield and round

;| Dutch frost proof Cabbage also
.| White Bermuda Onion plants,

300, $1.25; 500, $1.75; $2.50 M.
Be, Cayenne Hot Pepper, $6





PLANTS | FOR SALE

Artichoke roated plants, 25,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. J. J.
Carter, Conyers.

Chas. Wakefield frost proof
cabbage and Berrhuda oe
plants, 500, $1.75; ~$250 M.,
60c C. Del. Otis Conner, Pitts.

Cert. Sweet Potato plants,
grown from vine cuttings, bunch
P. R., Gold Rush, and the new
Ga.. Red. Prompt del. on all
orders threugh June. J. Ander-
son Reed, Box 251, Pinehurst
Phone 15.

Gov. inspt. and treated cop-
per skin Potato plants, $4 M.
Del.; also Rutger Tomato, $3
M. Del. Moss packed. Full count
and prompt shipment. Luther
Griffis, Rt. 2, Odum.

Cabbage plants, spring grown
Copenhagen Mkt. Chas. Wake-
field, and Ga. Collard and
White Sweet Bermuda _ onion
plants, aa size, 500, $1.25;
$2 M.; 5 M. $7.50. Exp. collect.
Tomato plants, ready April 25;
also Sweet and Hot Pepper.
Shipping daily. Mrs. I. a Stokes
Box 349, Fitzgerdld.

Spring Grown Ga. Collard
and Clas. Wakefield, and Cop-

/enhagen Cabbage plants, 500,
$1.25; $2 M. Ready May ist.

Accept all orders. Jack Davis,
Box 662, Fitzgerald.

Ga. Reds, Bunch P. R: Potato
plants, $5 M; Copper Skin and
regular Puerto Rico, $4 M; 3
M., $10; 5 M. up, $3 M:: Rutger

and Big Red Tomato plants;

500, $2; $3 M. B. J. Head, Alma,
Phone 3791.



SEED AND.-GRAIN
FOR SALE __



White half runner bean seed;
also brown
large, cup, 45c and 12c postage.

Mrs.. L. M. Williams, Rt. 2;
Gainesville. | i Sm
350 Ibs. ae Green Okra

seed, grown from 1955 cert. seed,
hand picked and shelled, 60c lb.,
50c Ib. in 10 Ibs. or over lot. Mrs.
M. Viahovic, Rt. 2, Jefferson.

Red Hot and very prolific
Pepper seed (the hottest kind),
30c big tbls. Send Money, no
stamps. Mrs. John R. Brown, Rt.
1, Dewey Rose.

Mustard seed, (not~ ruffled
leaves), 2 tbls., 25c. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. H. Jones, 209 Hamil-
ton Ave., Bremen. i

Babyfinger Pepper pods, Aen.
long, round pods (size of peas),
5c pod; also Pumpkin, Citron,

Senna, yellow Squash, yellow.

meeted melon and Muskmelon
seed, 10c heaping tbls. Add post-
age. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Rt. 1,
Suwanee.

Old time tender-large Whit
half runner bean seed, free from
weevils, 55c cup.- PP: Miss
Mamie Anderson, P.O. BOxts
Ellijay.

Sivait mixed gourds seed, 15c
pkg. Mrs. John Weaver, Rt. 2,
Temple.

Recleaned Brown Top Millet,
tested for purity and germ., con-
tains no noxious weed seed, $6

CWT. Norman Johnson, War-
renton. ' :
White Cucumber seed, 10c

tbls. Add postage. Mrs. Milford
Parker, Rt. B, Ellijay.

Tender -White. half runners
and White Cornfield bean seed,
50c cup, 3 cups, $1.35; White
Blackeye Peas, Red speckled
Crowders and White Lady Peas,
White bunch Butter beans and
tender Pod White Okra seed, 30c
cup; 4 cups, $1. Mrs. J. G. Whit-
field, Rt. 3, Jasper.

_ Old time little White tender
half runner garden and White
tender Cutshort Cornfield bean
seed, $1 cup. Mrs. T. H. Wade,
Rt. 1, Talking Rock.

Martin Gourd seed, large pkg.,
25c; large red plum sprouts, 35
ea., or 4, $1, Exch. for Pecan
sprouts or Peanuts. Mrs. W. W
Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

50 Ibs. Dwarf and 20 Ibs.
Clemson Spineless, Okra seed,
60c Ib. or 50c Ib., in 10 Ibs. lots.
N. J. Scoggins, 1967 Emory Sh,

M., or $1 C. R. Chanclor, Pitts. N. W., Atlanta, Phone VE-2019.



| SEED AND GRAIN

few Chas.

streaked beans,





FOR SALE



SEED AND GRAIN ~
"FOR SALE



Yellow meated Watermelon
seed, 40, 10c; Martin Gourd
seed, 10 doz, and self addressed
and stamped envelope; alse Col-
lard plants, 25c C. Add postage.
Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Rebecca.

Cream Crowde1 Peas, Brown-
eye, 3 lbs., $1; 10 lbs., $3; also
Black Diamond Watermelon
White seed, $1.50 Ib. All PP. B.
P. Smith, Rt. 1, Maysville.

7000 lbs. Brown Top Millet
seed, recleaned and _ tested,
99.56 pct. purity, 74.00 pct.

germ.**6ib:,* or se" 1b. < in; ton
lots. W. M. Leake, Rt. 1, Box
82, Conley, Phone DI-6193

Rare climbing prolific, insect
disease resisting Pea seed, large
pods, some 12 in. long, 25e thls.
Add 10e postage. Mrs. R. J. Mil-
Jer, 2718 Milledgeville Rd.,
Augusta.

Cattail, 5c lb.; Star Millet, 14c
lb.; Sericea Lespedeza, 14c 1b.;
Iron and Clay Peas, $2 bu.
Germ. and purity guar. M* T.
Courson, Hazlehurst. .

Truckers Favorite cantaloupe
aes 1955 crop, 50c cupful; 3-1/2
bs. col. butterbeans for $I; l6ng
green okra 35c lb.; brown bunch
beans (3 crops a year), 50c cup,
3 cups, $1:50. dried, long, hot
pepper, 1-1/4 Ib. $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. Beulah Moorhead,
Bowersville.

Congo, Black Diamond and
Gray watermelon
seed, $3 Qt. PP zone 2; $3.25
zone 3; large pkg. 30c PP, 5
pkgs. $1; Cantaloup, same price;
tomato and pepper, 30c doz. C.

W. Page, 149 No. Ave. N.E.,
Atlanta 8. AT-6452.

Good, tender bunch bean seed,
White and brown striped and
little 6 wks. Peanut half run-
ners, 60c cup; old fashion*Corn-
field, 60c cup; red speckled
Crowder, purple hull Peas, 40c
cup; also bunch green Pod and
Velvet Okra, 50c cup. Add post-

-age. N. B. Banks, Carters.

Cert. Arlington Sericea Les-
pedeza. seed, 100 lb., $40; 50 lbs.,
$25 FOB.: smaller lots 75 Ib.
PP. J. D. Cash Flowery Branch.

Long green Okra seed, 1955
crop, state insp., 89 pet. germ.,
50c Ib. in lots of 25 lbs. or more;
also red hot pepper, in the pod,
$1 lb..C..F. Sullivan, Rt. 2, Tif-
ton.

Beet the Bee Syrup Cane
seeds, 8c lb. Mrs. Leilar Phillips,
Rt. 1, Royston. Se

Large bunch Okra seed, White
mush Peas, 50c pt.; Brown sug-
ar Crowder Peas, large early
Black-eye Peas, small late
Black-eye Peas, 25c pt. Add
postage. Mrs. E. L. Smith, Rt.
1, Wadley.

Imp. long green Okra seed,
25cmcup; 5 more, $1; Martin
Gourd seed; 15c tsp.; Drum head
sunflower seed, 10c tsp. Add
postage.. No Fla. orders. Mrs.
Horace. Suttles; Rt, 1, Hartwell.

Old time Jones Watermelon,
hand cleaned White seed; wt.
30-50 lbs. State tested for germ.,
93.50 pct.; $1.50 lb.; 3 lbs., $4;
5 Ibs., $6. PP. B. Paul-Smith,
Rt. 1, Maysville.

White bunch butter peas, and
White Butter beans, 3 cups,
$1.25; Col. bunch half runners,
3 cups, $1.35. All hand shelled,
1955 seed. Add postage. Mrs.
Samuel Caine, Rt. 5, Cumming.

Old fashion half runner bean
seed and bunch beans, 60c cup,
also long handle and medium
handle Gourds, 25c ea. Add post-
age. Roy T. Pruitt, Rt 1, Buford.

White tender bean seed, 50c
cup, PP; also Yellow Roots, 4
Ibs, lard bov, $1. PP. Mrs. Abe
Goble, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

White pole butter bean-seed;
also good sound Okra seed, very
prolific bearers, 55c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. Marion Toler, Rt.
1, Americus. :
Good, White and brown strip-
ed beans, weevil free, 50c cup;
long green Okra seed, bears un-
til frost, 40c lb. Add_ postage;
also big yellow pumpkin seed,
30, 20c and stamped envelope.
Vella Rice, Rt. 1,,Cumming.

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1955 crop tender brown strip- |

ed half runner beans, weevil

free; black and White spotted.

Polecat Peas, slightly col. Pole
butter beans, small white bunch
butter beans, slightly mixed
with Pole beans, 3-cups, $1, PP.
in Ga. Martin Gourd seed, 25
cup. Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Old fashion Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 20c st., 12 starts, $1
PP. Mrs. Earl, Fincher, Rt. 1,
Waco.

White half runner bean seed,
big and little kind, mixed, good
and tender, 3 cups, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Gordon Brown,
Rt. 4, Box 42, Blairsville.

Tender striped half runner
beans seed, 1955 crop, 35c cup,
3 cups, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Alfred Pugh, Rt. 3, Box '90, esis
ford.

Good tender White half run-
ners, Cream 6 wks., tender
White Creaseback Cornfield
bean seed, 55c cup, 2 cups, $1;
Red speckled Crowder Peas and
green Okra seed, 35c cup, cups,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Carl
Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Seed: Citron, 75c lb., col. bunch
butter beans, 3%c Ib.; 3 lbs. $1;
Banana Muskmelon, 65c cup;

Honeyrock Cantaloupe, 45 ~

cup; Mtn. Huckleberries, bear-
ing siz, 2 doz., 75c; also Slick
Leaf Mustard seed, 40c cup.
Add postage. Rose Crowe, Re.
1, Cumming.

White half runners, Cream
half runners, little pink Peanut
beans, White Salet Pea seed.
All 55c cup; also little cucumber
seed, 15c tbls. Mrs. Jemima
Crump, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Cert: Starr millet seed, purity
98 pct., germination 80 pct. No
weed seed. $15 CWT, or 25c Ib.
for less than 100 lbs. FOB. John
L. Snare, Rt. 2, Commerce.



EGGS FOR SALE



Purebred heavy
Cornish eggs, $1.65 -per 15, or
30 for $3.25 and my cartons to
be returned at once. M. O. only.
Miss Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1,
BOx: 35.2 2b ye 2 ys

Pheasant eggs from? mated
birds. Shipped not over 5 days
old, 20c ea. in doz. lots. PP.
Nevin B. Davis, Rt 1, Silver
Creek.

Ringneck Pheasant eggs, 25

ea. Mrs. Tom Whitehead, Rt. 1,

Wilkerson Mill Rd., Palmetto.

Giant S. C. Black Minorea
eggs, $3 per 15; $5 for 30, PP.
L. B. Millians, Newnan.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



ARTICHOKES: , =

Jerusalem Aritchokes, $1 gal.
my home; $1.50 PP. 2nd zone; 2
gal. or more PP. to third zone;
Bu. or more, $7 bu. Collect chgs.
Plants at home, $1 C;$1.75 C. in
2nd. zone. C. W. Pagep 149 N.
Ave., N.E., Atlanta 8, Phone AT-
6452.

CANE (SEED):

1,000 green Seed Cane. Makes
clean syrup and soft for chew-
ing. Cheap. J. F. Thompson, 1034
Beecher St, S. W., Atlanta,
Phone PL-5-4779.

FRUIT TREES:

Well rooted Fig bushes, and
yellow Plum trees, 2 ft., 25 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Dan Terry,
Quitman.

GOURDS:

Nice size Martin Gourds, 15
ea. Add postage. Lula Wooten,
Camilla.

N

Martin and Dipper Gourds,
25c ea.; larger, 50c ea.; small
mixed, 10c ea.: also Gourd seed,
$1 cup; Icebox Watermelon seed,
25c pkg. Add postage. Mrs. Ww.
E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Camilla.

Martin Gourds, $3 doz.; dip-
per and extra large, $5 doz.;
ornamental, $1.50 doz.; $10 C.;
Giant, $1 ea.; $10 doz.; asst.

gourd seed, 3 pkg., 50c, 1.50 doz. -
pkg. PP. Earl Stuckey, Black- -

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Gov. Griffin Reveals

(Continued from Page 1)

tial to produce all the eggs consumed in
Georgia without having to import eggs

as at present.

In this years appropriations the
state government has demonstrated that
it is keenly aware of the importance of
the poultry industry to Georgia and def-

initely plans to lend its

toward helping the industry become even

bigger and better.

The additional funds granted by Gov.
Marvin Griffin, as well as the funds grant-
ed by the General Assembly, will even-
tually find their way into the pockets

growth.

every support

Coastal Bermuda Tops | rat
(Continued from Page pe
to 1.36 tons per acre for the first year of

Coastal Bermuda riyear: fs eS
cent more forage than common when

clipped on June 14, 1955, the agronomists
said. On July 27, this increase was 90
percent more than common, but on Oct-.
oher 12 the Coastal increase was only
60 percent more than common.

oe
5
5
e.
28
o

period when

The agrono





ations,

of Georgia farmers whe carry poultry as |
major projects in then Ses oper-



the Piedmont

and July. They pointec
Piedmont grea it is

of both Coastal and co
was proportional to nitrogen rate
not so pronounced with hig!
liminary results would indicat
pounds of nitrogen per acre is.
hich a rate that would | be p









moist

the grass in order to ob ain;
oof the nitrogen, a

ymists | said thai



area.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



MEAT:

Nicegsalt cured middling, 1956
boling meat 40c-lb. FOB.; also
Broom Corn seed, 45c cup; 3
cups, $1.10; and Blue Pole ten-
der beans, 3 cups, $1.45. Mrs.
Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula.

2 salt cured Hams, medium
size, 60c Ib., at my place. Will
not ship. Robert Clark, Rt. 2,
Blairsville.

SAGE: f

Sev. lbs.
$1.50 lb. Orders filled promptly.
Mrs.. E, P. ie aan Rt. 4, Toc-
coa.

SYRUB:

40 Bal. guar. best grade Ga.
Cane Syrup, thick and in 1 gal.
cans, $1.75 gal. Cannot ship. H.
C. Burnsed, Rt. 2, Ellabell.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Yellow Root, Queen of the
*Meadow, Yellow Dock, Sassa-
fras, 35c lb.; Wild Cherry bark,
Red Alder bark, 25c Ib. Add
postage. Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Rt.
2, Fairmount.

Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box,
$1.30; Queen of the Meadow, 4
lb. lard box, - $1.50; also Wild
Cherry bark, 4 lb. box, $1.25.
Noel Crump, Rt. 2, Talking
Rock.

SACKS;

Good, clean, not washed, 100
Ib. cap., white chicken feed
sacks, free of stain and mildew,
20c ea. PP. Mrs. Viola Stover,
Rt. B, Ellijay.

Print sacks, free of holes and
mildew, 2 to 10 alike, 40c ea.
postage paid. W. E. Rackley,
Loving.



CATTLE .FOR SALE



Good Guernsey-Jersey cross
Cow, giving 13-14 lbs. milk
at one milking; Calf 6 wks. old.
Gentle and good natured, $125
for cow alone. 6 mi. College
Park, on W. Fayetteville Rd.
R. E. Walker, Rt. 1, Riverdale,
Phone Jonesboro 5286.

Fine yellow Jersey cow, pure-
bred bute not reg. 5 yrs. old,
real gentle; easily milked, will
freshen April. Cow alone (wont
sell calf), $100. Mrs. George
Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Dairy cows from artificial

breeding (Holstein sires), pro-
ducing over 5,000 Ibs. milk.
Prices around $100 ea.; Dick

Mommsen, Rt. 3, Clarkesville.

Reg. Angus bull,
halter broken blocky type, for
sale. Z. J. Lee; Red -Oak.
Phone Atlanta PO-1-6396 after
7 PM.

2 Reg. horn type Hereford
bulls, 4 and 5 yrs. old, both
dehorned, wt. 1200-1400 Ibs.
$200 ea. at farm, to keep from

inbreeding. J. R. Porter, Coch-
ran.
Purebred, 11 mos. old Santa

Gertrudis bull, also milch cows,
some freshen in few days, some
in month or so. J. W. Morris,
P. O. Box 119, Carrollton. Phone
Terrace 2-2852.

Reg. Guernsey bulls, all ages,
artifically sired, best of breed-
ing, priced reasonable. F. HW.
Bunn, Midyville.

shade dried Sage,

-able. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr., c/o

10 mos. old,



CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE

~

FARM HELP WANTED



2 Hereford bulls, horned
type, 16 mos. old, grandsons of
Baca eo 2nd (that sold for
$65,000). rite M._C. Roberts,
Ball Ground.

3 yr: old Polled Bull, grand-
son of Victor Dom. 126th., wt.
approx. 1,400 lbs., $275. John
Orha, Rt. +1, LaGrange.

11 pasture bred, purebred,
polled Hereford heifers, some
already. calving,
600 lbst, $125 ea. for entire lot.
Terrell Swindle, Nashville,
Phone 6701.

Reg. Hereford uit and heifer
calves, of finest strain. Ogden
AG Geilfuss, c/o Melody Brook
Farm, Windy Hill Road, Rt. 3,

x

Marietta, Phone 5-7385. *

Reg. Polled Hereford bull, 11
mo, old, $150. Papers furnished.
M. B. Welsh, Rt.'2, Heath Ra.,
Macon.

Reg. shorthorn bull, beef
type, pure White, polled, 8 mo.
old, $150 at.farm. R. C. Chand-
ler, 300 Sunset Hill, Thomaston,
Phone 2582.

Reg. Hereford cattle ,young
bulls, heifers, bred cows, and
cows with calf at side, in ex-
cellent cond., and priced reason-

Warde Meade Farm, Paper Mill
Rd., Rt. 3, Marietta, Phone 8-
8772.

Fresh cow with calf; also
farming tceols, for sale at my
place. H. A. Ray; Rt. 2, Powder
Springs, Phone 5088. ,

>

HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. bred Hereford gilts, best
bloodlines, bred to famous Dav-
id. Crockette, $60 ea. at farm.
Letters ans. Leonard Fleming,
Reed Creek Road, Hartwell.

Purebred Duroc pigs, 2-3
mo. old, $25 ea.; bred~ gilts
$50 ea.; bred Sows, $100 ea.
Bred by Foundation stock, life
treated, papers furnished; also
Guernsey Cows,- fresh, and
Springer heifers to fresh in
April. Marvin .Ne vsome, San-
dersville.

Young reg. OIC Sow with.
papers, at farm, $60. Mrs. d
W. McCain, Stockbridge, Phone
2471.

OIC boar, purebred and ready
for service, $40; also 4 OIC
pigs, 2 mo. old, $10 ea. L. E,
Brown, Rt. 2, Lithonia, Phone
Stone Mourtain Bl13;

Reg. big bone Guinea pigs,
6 wks. old, $12.50 ea. reg. in
buyers name; also PC- Hamp-
shire cross, 6 wks. old, $9 ea.
Will ship. $. R. Wade, Rt. 1,
Alto.

8 Shoats, corn fed, $15 up;
also Turkey eggs, B. B. Bronze
and White Holland cross, $3
doz.; and Gaslings, $1 ea.; Chick-
en Fertilizer; $1 sack. Mrs. J.
E. Carter, Rt. 4, Box 487, At-
lanta, Phone PL-5-9237.

Reg. Duroc gilts and boars,
also few nice barrows. M. F.
Peterson, 4700 McAfee Rd., De-
eatur, DE 8613.

Berkshire pigs,
6.wks. old, $10 ea;
J. B. Brooks, Hillcrest Rr.,
cross, Phone 2846,

meat type,
at farm.
Nor-



average wt.,|.

E. |.

OIC hogs, all ages, from
Grand Champion _ bloodlines,
short nose blocky type. - Prices,
include reg. papers. T. C. Bur-|
nett, c/o- Moss Oaks ee
Quitman. sy x

20 Reg. endl pigs, both |
sex, with papers, 8 wks. old,
$20 ea.; 2 reg. Sows, 13 mo...old,>
$50 ea. Al with paves Jerry.
McElhannon, Rt. 1, Bethlehem.

Duroc bred sow, wt. about
300 lbs., good cond., and 10
feeder pigs, wt. 60-75 lbs. Mrs.
H. T. Jeffords, Carswell Ave.,
Rt. 4, Box 706, Waycross. .

Reg. Yorkshire boars, ready |
for sale. G. M. Holtapp, . Box,
105 Teen ;

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[LIVESTOCK WAN TED |



CATTLE: a
- Want 1 ae Type Red Pole
Regebull, 2 or 3 yrs. old. Ad-

vise. H. J. Parrish, Cairo, phone.
2-2954. i :

Want good milch cow, giv-

ing 3-4 gal. milk daily; Jersey

or. Guernsey, with first or sec-
ond calf. Must be gentle, also
priced reasonable: Robert L.
Wilson, Rt. 1, Ellenwood;

Want to exch. Ford tractor
and equip. for some good Reg.
weaning age Angus bulls. J.
G. Purvis, Rt. 2, Millen, Phone
321-J-3

MULES AND HORSES:

Want 20 Burros:
ae for male?
D. B. Lewis,
Phone 4253.

~

will pay
65 for female.
Rt. 3, Lithonia,

Want young Shetland mare,
very gentle, healthy and bred,
State description, inch. height
color; also price. Wiley Tinker,
Rt. 2, Trenton: -

~ Want filly or colt, 6-10, mg.
old, to train for saddle horse |
only. Describe fully, price and
when can see. Ann Cudlipp,
2670 Knox St., N. E., Atlanta,
Phone CR-1867. -

une Foster, Grovetown.

Tobacco crop for wages, Good
fine house, with lights, waer,
on mail and School bus Rt. Gor- |
don. ee Cobbtown, aaa
4-200 ese ese

a 4 Ses

over 40 yrs. old, (will not ob-
ject to 1 child) for light farm
work_on small place. 1-1/2 mi. |

West, Box 493, Jonesboro.

Want elderly lady 50- 60. yrs.
old, to do light farm work on
farm, for small salary, Rm. and
board. Mrs. Magie Tate, Rt. (2,
Athens, 4 :

work in apple orchard and some
row crop with mules. Prefer

| man with boy that can operate|
tractor. Apply in person. | Have oy
3 Rm. house with elec., on paved | ba

Rd. in Cobb. Co., first house on
Hurt Rd., off Marietta and Ma-
bleton Rd. des Sas Rt. af,
Austell. ike

z

Want single man to plow on

salary. No drunks need apply. |
te H. Maddox, Rt. 2, Hampton.

aged White Woman to live on

farm work. Rm., board and good
salary to right party. Must, be
clean, and no bad habits. Mrs.
John G. lens Rt. 26 faa
ville: =

Want sehhige man, ae 25- 30
yrs. old, to work on Dairy farm.
Room, board, weekly salary. E.

Want unencumbered white
woman to do light farm work on4
small truck farm. $10 week, and
private room and board. P. R.
Stewart, Rt, 2, Box 60-A, Bruns-



Want family to work through

Jonesboro on 4- -lane, Hwy. C. : ;

Want Blacksmith oS ani Sa
Blacksmith work, such as gen-|.
eral farm. repairs. Delmus Rea- |.
gan, P. O. Box 2, Conyers. :

Want unencumbered middle- |

farm with old lady and do light|

Want nice White Won not} W I

Want White. or col. Ge 4B ae

farm for Rm., board and small} | ~

aise ot Fi
ae Can 1sdo- 7

eady
Willie Bratcher, c/o J.

State wages.



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Atlanta Rome Athens

4-10 Melo qe
STEERS & HEIFERS 1550 = 860 <i canoe ae

Good ~ 16,50-18.90 16.50-18.50 --16.50-18.00

Commercial 14.25-16.50 14,25-16.50 _15,00-16.00

Utility ~13.00-14.25 -13.00-14.00 13,00-14.50
Vealers x 15.50-21.50 16,00-24.50 16,00-23.75 16.00-24. O.
Stockers & Feeders 13.50-18.25 14.00-20.50 13.00-15.50 13.75-17.75,
Feeder Calves 14.00-20.50 __14,00-21.00 14.00-17.50. -'13.50-19.0
cows: Cokie 2 ae
Utility 11.50-13.25 11.75+13.25 11.50-13.00 11.75-13.00
Canners & Cutters 10.50-12.00 = -9.50-12.25 9.50-12.25 Nereae 3
Springers . l - -

HOGS: 3200 88

No.1 Meat Type : ~-15.00-15.10- pee

No. 1 Others . 14.75-15.00 -14,00-14.50 1

No. 2 = 14.50-14.75 13.75-14.25 14.0

No. 3 . : c. 14.00-14.50 13.50-14.00

Feeders 8 west ne ae a a