TEE PROGRESSIVE. FAKIIEE: COTOBER 1, 1895.
- .... " S
STATE ALLIANCE BUSINESS
AGENCY. "
Concucted by T. Ivey, S. B. A.v
Note changes in prke list.; Sugar
L ' new York bat-i Freight u
noin'ts in North Carolina about 30Vper
at same price. It ships very nicely in
5aiT3, being double sacked. A white
cotton sack is used tiret to hold tne
eugar. then a strong tow sack is used
a3acoveriDg.
All iron goods have advanced slight
v including nails, clevises, tobacco
fljes, pitch forks, stiove!s. bolts, farm
bell?,' fencing wire and other articles.
Shipping fruits, vegetables and pro
(Juie to Northern markets noes not ap
pear to suit the brethren, if we are to
iuig2 from the amount of their patron
go. Tney have scarcely shippd
eaju?h to get our plan fully uuder
fltooi by our agents and the transport-
ini? pDcnpanies. In a few instances, at
first th-re was somvdpy, but n'Jt
"mre than we expected. Sme graphs
ten packages, l iy in the express office
as Pittsourg 48 hours before being de
Iivered, and a small lot, three barrels.
of Irish potatoes shipped to New York,
were never delivered to our agent, but
sold by railroad. These are tte only
miscarriages or dilays of which the
Agency is aware. So lew are tne snip-
mpntfl now that transporting compa
nies are likely to overlook directions
for delivering, and rather than have a
few injured or dissatisfied brethren, we
conclude it is better to discontinue tne
plan altogether. Accordingly, we have
ithdrawn from our list all market re
ports except Raleigh, -which we, quote
more fully than formerly.
Any shipment made to us at R lleigh
will have our persanal attention, buc
you know Rileih is a small place and
its market can easily be glutted.
Farm Mills Week before last we
called atteuiMn to tnese mills and
have already had several icquiries for
them, and thi notice will auswer sev
eral letters. The mill is complete and
ready to hitch vour horses to it. at
1C 50, f. o. b , York, Pa. N) other
maemnery or gpp.jirate horse power is
necessry" Ir 13 a cast mill, to be
bolted to a platform, or a fram of siKs.
which may be staked to the ground, or
betu-r, buried in the ground.
It is provided with lever, to which
singletrees are attached, and the horses
walk around the mill, and it i claimed
by the manufacturers that it will grind
from three bushels tine to 12 bushels
course per hour. We will s md cuts
and description on application. See
testimonial appended blow.
Raleigh, N. C , S;-pt. 20, 18( 5
Mr. T. Ivey, S B. A..
Dear Sir: I wish to say that the corn
and coo mill bought for me by you has
been in use on my farm for several
weeks, and it has given entire satisfac
tion. It is very simple in construction
and operation, strong and of easy draf c.
We grind four to five bushels corn and
cob p-r hour with one good sza mule
It will grind mu ;h faster with two
mule.- keps moving a good gait. I like
it The feed is better, in my opinion,
than pure whole corn, and is a great
saving. Respectfully,
J. M Broughton
We clip the following from the South
Carolina Cotton Pian, which is the or
2an of the Alliance in that State, as
The Progressive Farmer is in North
Caroiia: "We happened at a depot in
this Semite at'd saw an Ocala wagon
from Cary, N. C. ordered through the
Stite Exchange, put eff the freight
train. Tnere were present three AlU
ancerrn, each of whom had se me time
previous bought wag ins. Prices were
c:mp ired ana it was found that, these
brethren hid paid from $1 to $8 more
fur thir wagons than this one had
cost. Taese urer.hreu had lost enough
to pay for the Cotton plant from four
to eihc years, besides sinking just
$7 5o thai should have gone to the
credit of the State Exchange. Is such
business or common sense, brother?
We have failed to make ourselves
ua-ierstood in regrd to fertilizars. Let
us try it ai?in. We have engaged to
iavfl the N rth Carolina Alliance Offi
cial G lauo made for us the coming year
and delivered at any railroad station
or Hteamboat landing in North Carolina,
freight paid, at prices quoted below.
Oir contract also embraces Acid Phos
phate and Kainit. We will handle
only one braud of manipulated guano,
and we are assured that it shall stand
the test of the North Carolina Depart
tnent of Agriculture:
N. C. Alliance Official, Cish with
rder, per ton 20
Sinn delivered thi? fall and pay-
able January 1, 1896 21
Sirne delivered spring of "96.
payable November, 189G 22
00
00
00
iim1' delivered soring ot '08 pay
able spring of 97
22 50
A-;ia raospnate, l pr cent avail
able PnospUorio Acid and Kti
nit 12 per cent Potcsi, both
parne pricp, as fallows:
I -n mediate delivery, cash with
order, per ton $13
Delivered this fa:l payable Jn
uirv. '8(5 13
00
50
ii:vered this fall payable, No
vember '96 14 25
Tnose prices are for ten tons or more
r 'Hie snipme.nG. L-s quantit $1 per
i nigner. To obtain tnese goods at
'"i -h prices, the cnh mus!i accompany
t i ordr, as we have to pay for them
re they leave the factory. You
' I'mot bu on your do day bond in our
'i- -1. F.r time, satisfacuiry evi
a ii of debt mut bo given to the com
?iy. All orders, whether time or
; t shoald come through the Agency-
la shipping wool always put your
o va nam on the package, as well as
r u fa. Tags seme times get lost and
nnvi on package prevents possible
Hunoyanc. Always state whether you
t i piy monev for the work, or
"j-ive the wo. I tolled, or t ere will be
y and trouble of corre3pondenco.
ALLIANCE PRICE LIST.
AV prices criven in tills List are subject to
change wimout notice, in case pr ae line, you
crt-t t h hftnt-.fi L of It: it wrlces eo bechnr. on t.v
the advance In 'placing orders through the
State Business Agency members are buying
dli ect from dealers or manufacturers, through
their own hired agent. This Agency la not in
any way liable for loss4, ireignt, taxes. dm
.(- or am thin? else of that nature. Orders
are pJace! exactly as sent in, and there our re
sponsibility ceases. We are liable on y for
errors made in ths"fiioe, and for such will
matte due reparation; but beyond this we as
sume no resi-onsiDiiity. in case of lust goods,
or any oth-r delay or dissatisfaction we will
take pleasuiein rendering any assistance we
can toward getting matters righted.
Prices on anj thing not quoted in this list will
De given on appncauon.
All orders must have noon them the seal of
the Alliance. Seals f nrnished delivered at 21.50
earn.
Please write nlalnlv. statins? Dostofflce and
snipping point, giving tne line on wn cu your
station is located, unless it is a well-known
point, and if a prepay station so state.
Baking Powder'
Perfect. 1. per dozen, Phila
2 00
1 00
60
Per fee K 1-2 1 bs, per doz, :
reucvi,, i-t iub, ini uuj .........
Coffee i
Fancy old green Java," Phlla
27 12
t hoice green L-aguayra,
20
P'ime green Kio.
173-4
Rio Peaberry. 4
i......;.....201-2
, .....21 1-2
Choice green Maracaibo, "
Fancy green Rio, "
Good green Rio, "
Extra choice green Rio, "
Common green Rio, "
Choice roasted Rio "
Ordinary roateo Rio,
Goideti roabtel Rio,
Morning roasted Glorv, "
Ariuckies Ariosa 100 in case,
60 "
.201 4
17 1-4
191-4
16
...21
1912
22
14
Norfolk 21 70
" .... 21 80
" 2i ea
Fancy Rio green
Choice "
" ... 19 1-2
" ....1812
....171-2
Hair
Coiu'n
16 1-2
Extra choice green Rio, Raleigh.. 20
Piime iw
Good , " " " 17 3-4
Cheese ,
Fancy York State, per lb, Phila 9
Prime " 81-2
Cfcddars 50-60 lbs Norfolk 11
Small cheese 20-50 lbs, Norfolk ....111-2
Cakes and Crackers
Bbl Box
Assorted ca,kes.
Phila
71-2
61-2
51-2
612
51-2
71-2
Huter crackers,
Coffee tiscult.
Nic-nacs.
Crackers Trenton & family "
Mixed cakes
51-2
uj aici a ins a,
O.-dersnot filled for les than barrel or box.
Weight of barrel, 35 to 60 lbs, box 20 to 30 lbs.
Candy-
Stick candy, 200 lb bbls, per " ....
rtick oandv. SO lb uails. uer " ....
6
6 1-2
51-2
6
Fmfc mixtures, 200 lb bbls, per pound
25 lb boxes, per "
Flour-
Golden sheaf, patent, per bbl, Phlla. . ,
$4 (X)
3 T5
3 25
3 40
4 75
4 50
4 40
4 75
, 5 00
Pomona patent.
Good family.
Luxury,
Hungarian best patent.
Norfolk
Excelsior, choice family.
Ruby, fair family.
G lrien rod 2l patent.
Raleigh.
SV hue wonder 1st patent,
Fish-
White fish fob Philadelphia, per 100 lbs.
3 73
Lye
Kt stone. 4 dozen in case, per case. Phila
2 50
Glou ester ball porasn, per case,
2 60
Siar.
Norfolk 3 50
Mendlesou9 Lye,
3 IS
3 00
Star ball potash,
Lard
Pure leaf lard, tierces, Richmond....
Red label, pure lard, tierces, " ....
Rttined lard (stan'd,) tierces. "
6 3-4
tt 1-2
478
Relative prices various 6ize pkgs:
60 lb plain tobs
1-8 over tierces
1-4 "
5-8 "
1-4 "
3-8 "
3-4 M
7-8 "
lo "
80 lo tancy tubs
20 lb wooden pails
50 lb tins, 2 in case
20 1b " 4 "
10 lb " 6
51b " 12
31o " 20
Meats
Dry salt short rib sides. Richmond. $ 6 50
1 ry salt extra short clears 6 38
Dry Fait heavy fit backs. . 6 50
Dry salt short ba ks 6 00
Mess porK. per DDI a tu
Morgan pork " 11 50
Smoked meats-
Sugar cured hams, average
about 10 lb .
lltt
11
m
Sugar cored hams, average
about 12 lbs
Sugar c'red California h'ms
8 to 10 lbs
Sug-ir cured breakfast b'c'n
4 to 5 lbs.
Molasses
Fancy Porto Rico. Phila.
20
18
20
29
Choice Porto Rico,
Faa v Cuba. "
Fancv New Orleans. "
FancjT Ponee, Non'olk 21
Choice ' orto Rico, Norfolk and Raleigh 20
No 121 Porto Rico, " 18
New crop Cuba, a No 1, Wilmington 27
B No 2, 21
" " C No 3. " 14
Lamp Oils (f. o. b.)
115 deg, Richmond and Norfolk, $ 9 1-2
Aladdin sec oil, iu 1-3
Pratt's astral oil, " " " 11
Red illuminating oil, 11 1-2
Carnndinered oil, " " " 12
Baltimore, l-2o lower
115 deg oil Raleigh. 11
Alaudiu sec oil " 12 1-2
Red il.uminating oil " 13
PrattV astral oil " 13 1-2
Carnadine red oil " 14
Whole Spices and Pepper
Whole allspice, by the bag Phila, 7
Whole pepper, by the bag " 61-2
less quantities " 7
Norf'k 8
Ral'gh 7 1-2
Ground Spices and Pepper
Pure pepper, lbs, 30 lb boxes, per lb, Phila,12
Pure allspice, lbs, 30 lb boxes, per lb " 13
Rice
Fancy head, per lb ....Phila, 5 1-2
Best grits, bbl " 5
ood. " 4 1-2
Choice Japan Norfk5 1-2
Sugar-
Best white soft A, per 100 lb
Extra C yellow bright ,
Extra C white, standard
Stanc ard , powdered
Standard A, white, lonfVrs. ,
Patent cut loaf
Phlla. 4 44
16
91
56
94
69
i
4
standard granulated.
Granulated .
Confectioners A
Frat.klin B
California B ,
Keystone XL ,
Norfk
4 31
4 00
3 90
Syrup:
White maple drips, Philadelphia.
t-xtra amber "
White honey
Far cy Koiden
Sugr drlys, i.ure sugar "
b ancy tugar syrup, Norfolk, '.
18
13
21
24
12
24
19
14
18
20
22
25
28
30
Ne? Crop Jamaica,
Sugtr syrup, Raleigh,
Vauilla drips,
White clover drips
Orange syrup,
Soda:
Baking scia, lb. packages, 60 lb. boxes.
perib, Philadelphia
Baking sotla in kes 112 lbs. loose, per
lb., Philadelphia.
Kegs, 112 lbs, Norfolk
Starch:
Glois 48 lbs. in box, per lb., Phil
41-2
21-2
21-2
5 00
wiuniirv, 4U ibs., loose.
Corn, 46 lb8. in box, per lb
larse lump, Norfolk
31-2
5 CO
33-4
Scap:
Barnes' New South Soap, wrapped, per
box H50 packages. Philadelphia
Karnes' New South Soap, unwrapped,
per box. Philadelphia
Barnes' Best Washing, per box
Octagon loo 3-4 lb. bars, Nonolk
1 85
1 75
3 50
3 90
3 00
3 25
r u: o wave, l u l id. Dars,
Monday, lOOi lb. bars.
' Syrup and Molasses (C o. b. Baltimore)
" Hbht 2(.per eal.V S ani 10 gaL kegs 5c per
gal. Above bbl. prices.
Syrupy f iJ - v
a, .7. '. . .7. . . . w
B.,.r..... ... -i7
, O.. .. - V19'
Oranir " "7
SUver Drip
Molasses
. Fancy Ponce P. TL.'.n
31
25
16
kucibo............
. Musca.vado Cuba.
Orange Grove, N. C
salt:- " -: '
100 lbs. Burlaps fine Amer-, Wilmington; J
200 . " Liverpool,
180' -' ;- .
32
57
-67.
3d
1 18
100 whjte cottonj
224 " J! actory tilled Dairy."
Tobacco
Barne' New South, Philadelphia.
Good Cheer,
" Our Ideal,
" ..igChew, '
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
Pilot Hustler, 9-in. 53. 10, 20 40-lba
Lillie Brown, 9-jn. 5. 10, 20. 40 lbs
Little Etta, 9-in. 4s, 10, 20, 40-1 bs.
Honest Frank. 9-in. 4s, 10. 20-lbs
Lillie Brown. 9-in. 4s. brake
. Oxford. N. C.
Alliarce Sweet, 10-pound cad..
" Sun Cured,
" Mahogany, " " .
Harness and Saddles
ngle Buggy Harness: 8.08. 9.50. 10.93. 11.88, 14 25.
rw?hl Wno-nn Wa.mRsr 11 40. 13 30. 14 25. 17.10.
Sirirle Waeun Breechinif: 2.14. 2.38. 2.85, 3.33,
3 80
Double Wasron Breefhlner: 2.85 3.80, 4.75, 6.18
Riding jJaddlea: 2.38. 3.33. 4.28, 4.75, 5.70, 7.W
ooo.
Collars, Each: 75-., 100, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00.
Wagon Bridles: 75c, 1.00. 1 25, 1 50,
Riding bridles; 75c, 1-00, 1 25, 1.50
Collar Pads, Ea h: 25c, 35c, 50c, 60c.
Hook Hames: 35e, 60c, 75o.
H.ltftrs: 2T' 50c. 75c. 1.00.
Horse Blankt-ts, More Sheets, Lap Robes, Lap
Dusters, Horse Krusree, Uurry Combs, wagon
Buggy and Riding Whips, Harness Oil, Dre-s-ing
and Soap. All the above at reasonable
prices.
Set8 (r. o. b.) Richmond, Va.
Cotton bags for clover charged extra 16c
Cloven
Crimson
$2 85 per bus.
ft 10
, 5 25 "
5 40
Prime Red
Choice hed ,
Mammoth or Sapling
Lucern or Alfalta....
6 10
7 (X)
Alslke
Japan.....
Bags Included except
Timothy extra.
4 50
for
16
Grass:
Choice Timothy....
Prime Red Top or Herds
Fancy " " " ...
Prime Orchard Grass
Choice " " ,
Bromos Inermis ...
Extra Clean Ky. Blue
Fancv Kentucky
Tail Meadow Oat,
25 45 lbs.
70 " 10 "
17 per lb.
40 per bus, 14
50
10
00
30
45
14
14
14
14
11
Fine Lawn Grass 2 25 " 14 "
Wheat Per bu.
Fultz ...$ 95
Purple Straw 9
Fulcoster 1 00
B-ardles-i Fulcost.?r 1 10
Tuscan Island 1 15
Oats (prices include bags):
Red Rust Proof " 38
Prime Virginia Winter,
bagged 40 "
Choice Virginia Winter,
baarged 4i '
Winter tiye 60 "
Barley 65 "
Bagging
1 lb. new jute 5
2 lb. new jute. 6
The above dr Iivered where freight from Wil
mington doe" not exceed 16c. per 101! lbs Over
plus of freight to be addea to the price when
shipments to points are over the 16c. rate.
Old Bagging
8
2M lb. 5
Sugr Bags for baling cotton, 300 yards to bale,
3 yrd to strip. 2 strip to a bag of cotton:
14 lb 4H
2 lb 4
Delivered in any portion of North Carolina
In carload lots, He. less
Ties-
Whole, rebundle, f. o. b
75 cents
DRY GOODS.
(F. O. B. Raleigh )
Bleached Domestics
Barker " 4-4
Fruit of the Loom 4-4
Masonville 4-4 ,
6
644
4
4
4
Unbleached Domestic
Larchmot 1. 1 yd. wide
King of ALL 1 yd. wide
Webster A A, vd. wide
Webster A A, 1 yd. wide
Giaham AAA, 1 jd wide
White Star A A. 1 yd. wide, heaw
Arista Mills, 1 d. wide, extra heavy,....
Ginghams
Caraleigh Mills
Climax Zephyrs
Kilbernte Checks
Fancy Dress Styles 5 to
Calico
4
5
4j
5
Lodi Shirtings.
3)4
3i
4
Central Park Shirting..
American
Dress St vies 4 to
Plaids
23-inch N. C. Plaids
25 inch " "
27-inch " "
27-inch ' (extra heavy)
.Southern Silk
Good Cheviot ,
Best Grades 7V& to
Pant Goods
Belmont Cottonades
3)4
6
8
Gray Lock "
Buckeye
Dundee "
Gibralta "
Warren (8 oz. Double and Twist)
Tickings
Mattress Ticking 1 to 9
Feather " 11 to 21
Buttons-
Bone o liar buttons (per groes).
45
33
35
85
Ivory "
Wash Dress "
Pant buttons, GG,..,
1 bread
J & Coats (per -'oz.)....
Glazed (200 yds) 4" ....
45
20
45
20
16
14
" (500 yds)
Rail Cotton (2 lbs. in box) (per lb.)...,.
Knitting Cotton 16 oz. pk?.)..(per pkg.)....
" (14 oz. ptcg.).. t ....
HARDWARE.
(F.O. B. Raleigh.)
Hames
No. 2 1-2 Hook, Iron-bound, per doz $3 50
3
3 t-0
16
brass knobs.
d 25
Plow Lines
Cotton, with snatm, 33 feet long, doz. ... 1 85
Ma -ras Hemp with snaps, 33 feet " .... 185
FENCE W1RE-
In 500 pound lots. Less quantity 10c. per 100
pounds hi her. Plain Wire, put up In rolls of 140
pounds. Barbed WTire, put up in rolls of 100
pounds eacn. Five pounds Staples to the rou
at 4c. per pound.
Galv barbed from stock, per 100 lbs. ... 3 25
Plain Wire, Not Galvanized, From Mill:
Nos. 6 to 9 1 90 per hun.
Nos. 10 to 11 2 10 "
Nos 12 and 12J 35
Nos. 12 and u!? 2 50 "
nNo. 16 2 70 "
Plain Wire, Galvanized, From Mill:
Nos. 6 to 9 2 30 "
Nos. 10 to 12 ' " " 2 50
us ana z to
Noe. IS JLr.rt M 9 OO "
No. i6 ''." 3 10
Poultry Nettine--
Put up in rolls of 150 running feet, full rolls
8C. lees than prices quoted below.
inch mesh, 36 in. wide, for running foot.... 15a
2 " 48 " ' .... 2M
2 bo " " " .... m
2 i-g " .... 3
Buck Thorn Fencing Wire, per pound Vi".
Back Bands
3 Inch with hooks, per doz... ?5
3 1-2 inch, with hooks, per doz... 85
Webbing' V1-: - '
No. n.- 3 1-2 Inch, per 100 1 eet ''n - 2 50
L 3 1-2 C " e ............ . 1 75
Single Trees- . 7- V "
Common, with hooks or rings, per doz.. 1 50
HiXtra quality, hooks or rings per doz. . 2 50
Plow Handles- '
"Unfinished, straight, 1-horse, per doz. . . 1 75
Clevises .
f Loop: per doz . 75
Loop Stonewall, per doz... 75
3 Loop , , 100
Buckets' "
noop, painted, per doz. 1 30
1 35
1 80
brass-bound.
2 00
.Horseshoes
filizts- Pr keg 3 50
Mule shoes, , 4 00
Horseshoe Nails '
iKQlor' N,o?- and 7, by the box of,
25 lbs., per lb 10 1-2
S8- 6 and 7. by the box of 25
' ids., per lb..., 131-2
Tobocco Flues
Best made, per lb.. . ; . . . . . ;.", ..; 5 50
GrubHoes -r
No. 1 per doz ..........;.... 8 75
Mattocks - .'
Cutter, per doz.... ....s. 450
Bush Hooks " "
Best,1 No. 1 per doz 9 00
Pitch Forks
No. 21, thimble, per doz. jk
" 22 strap. 4;.uoz
" 124, strap and lock cap! per doz! ! ! ! H 4 25
Shovels
All right Bteele, No. 2, per doz 5 60
H. & CO.. l-teel. No. 2. imr rio. t n
27
29
28
30
18
20
28
35
28
20
30
30
Ray, No. 2, per doz... 3 60
Plow Bolts
1x3-8. per 100
75
80
85
90
1 00
1 15
1 l-4Xtf-3
1 1-2x3-8
2x3-8
2 1-2x3-8
3x3-8
Cotton Rope .
White, per lb,
Medium white, '
Farm Bells-
11
09
No. 1 (40 lbg, from stock
1 25
1 75
2 50
3 00
" 3.75 lbs' " " "
4 (100 ibs), " 44 '.!!!.'..'.'!!.'.'..'.!!
Cauldrons (or Kettles)
20 gallons ,
4 00
4 50
6 50
9 00
30 .
45 "
60
Hame Strings
5-8 Inch, knotted, per doz.
75
85
3-4 men.
Blacksmith Bellows
30 Inch
5 25
5 50
13-4
32 "
Grindstones, per lb
Axe Handles
36 inch, straight, per doz.
85
Plow Traces
6 1-2, 8. 3, per doz pairs 3
00
50
00
50
8.3, " " 3
7.10.2, " " 4
7,12.2, " " 4
Axes
Axes, best, 4 1-2 to 5 1-2 lbs, per doz... 6
00
50
" good, 5
Hoes
'Bolles" Cotton Hoes: 7, 7, 8 and 8 Inch.
per dozen
Nails, f . o. b , Raleigh.
2 50
3d headed 3
80
50
&5
20
10
10
10
10
10
10
5(1
35
25
9.
4d
6d
8d
Od
12i "
MMIIIIMIIMIIH
2ixl "
30.1 "
40d "
60d "
6d finish
8d
lOd "
12d "
Plow
No. 8, F F, f o. b.. Greensboro
No. 7, "
No. 5, "
No 11, Dixie, "
Roy " "
r"atlncf for H.hnvp. ner 100 lbs.
00
25
20
50
15
75
75
75
00
a5
21-2
3
N?ew Era. or Granger, Norfolk
GirlChanapion, "
ro. A unampion,
('limax fe Sinewall,
rum Plow Castings,
Cotton "
Double Shovel Plows
$1.75 and $2.00; 1. e., ?1 75 for the South
ern pattern, and $2 00 lor the Malta,
Steel tor same, iinmitation 5
Genuine 51-4
MASON'S FRUIT JARS.
(F. O. B., Philadelphia, Pa.)
Porcelain-lined, quarts, per gross 8 00
VS-gal., " 10 00
8 dozen quarts in a box.
6 doze'i H gal. in a box.
No charge for package or drayage.
TIN TOP JELLY GLASSES.
pint, tin tcp covered Jellies (1J$ gross in
barrel) $2 75
-pint, tin top covered Jellies (1$ gross In
barrel) 2 90
Charge for packing, 35 cents.
We cannot gcarantee these prices on Jars any
length of time, as they are Liable to advance
any day. There have been several advances
already.
Binding Twine
Sisal, per pound 6
Standai d. per pound. 7
Corn Shellers
Single spout sheller and separator 5 75
Double spout plain 11 50
Double spout plain with separator 14 5
Clinton or common 350
Lancast er. w ith cob separator 600
Black Hawk corn sheller 3 75
Favorite " " 6 00
Buckeye " " 5 00
Kuckeve Junior corn sheller 4 51
Daisy corn shellers and separator. ........ 5 50
Reliance corn shellers and separators
6 no
Fan for either, extra.
Cotton and Corn Planters
75
Cox cotton planter
Improved Foster cotton planter...
Vo. ctnna inrn nlnnterfL nl&ln.....
4 75
8 00
11 50
With fertilizer anacnmeui. 00
Dow Law cotton planters 3 25
Foster cotton planters 00
Sm. Centennial corn planters U 50
Medium Centennial corn planters 11 00
Sinclair c .rn planters LI 50
Feed Cutters (f. o. b. factory)
Telegraph No. 4
UalrlaHn Mn. 1
11 00
13 50
9 00
9 50
10 00
2 50
45
Daisy prop, cutters, 6-in. knives
" 7-in
Improved s-ection cutters.......
Smith's patent lever straw critter. ...
" Blades..
Hat rows (f. o. b. factory)
Clark's cutaway 22 51
New England cutaway 22 50
a No. 6 cutaway 24 50
Rival. 16 in, 12 disk
All steel spring tooth, 16 teeth
" 18
" " reversible S. and D., 56 teeth.. . , .
Two section hinge. 40 teeth ,,
50 " ...
Maryland square. 1-horse
Double V, 1-hoise, 15 teeth
22 0
17 50
19 00
14 00
10 00
11 00
6 50
7 00
8 00
8 50
" 2 " 19 "
3 " 23
Cultivators (f. o b. factory)
Iron Age No. 2.. , 2 75
iron Age SpeciaL, steel frame. Fig. 1 3 00
angular frame. Fig. 2. . . 3 25
No. 1. Exterminator, f. o. b, St. Johns,
Sllch U 00
No. 4, Exterminator, f.o. b. St. Johns,
Mich ww,
Invigorator, f. o. b St. Johns, Mich 22 00 1
l?",lf!' adjustable to
any
I- b iL 3 good
time. Price. t. o.t:uarf r.0rler 111
Cyctone Seeder
For Spraying '"...
Sprayers if. o; b. Lockport, n! YjH
Perfection. Iron working
1 75
4 50
Double Empire, iron working parts
Phillips, , - .
Junior Empire, brass
Perfection, " .
Double Empire, "
PhilliDS.
Garneld Knapsacks, all cepper and braes',
" with automatic agl
, tator,...."..
Little Gem. all brass "
Ail parts quoted on application.
Lienox sprayer, r. o, d. nttsneld. Mass.... 3
Organs (delivered at any railroad station
XNonn Carolina, warranted for ten years
.trices including instruction book
.stoou:
Stvle 30, Parlor . . r. ... . .$48
. -"i-r- , -50
w, , 54
100, 6octave...M 67
15. .....r 65
PIANOS (delivered at any R. R. Station
North Carolina) J
Style 1, Upright....,...........'..... $154
-. . 1a;
- w I. .............. ........ iM
" 3, " 176
.-. , " 197
Sewing Machines. Cincinnati. Ohio:
Improved Fanners' Alliance with full set
attachments and automatic bobbin
winder. All latest Improvements, fine
ly finished, first-class in every particu
lar. Warranted by manufacturers for
J 10 years, carefully adjusted, ready fpr
immediate use Price, freight paid i o
any railroad station in North Caro
lina $ 19 50
A number of valuable improvements
have reef ntly been added to the Farm-
era' Alliance machine, and it will here
after be known as the improved Farm
ers' AL lance, and will be supplied at
the same price. Any machine not en
tirely satisfactory after ten days' trial
can he returned to the factory and
money paid will be refunded.
In ordering sewing machine supplies, be
sure to send old parts for samples.
When ordering needle, also specify
sizes desired, as well as to send sam
ples. We give you below a List of net
prices, viz.:
Need'es. per doz 25
Sh n ttles, each 85
Bobbins per doz 25
Rufflers. each 60
Tuckers " 35
Hemme' S, sets 20
BUGGIES (No. 501 B. Corning Bodj . and
No. 501 A. Piano Body)
Price
Prtre
without, top.
35 39
39 90
44 99
49 07
72 92
Grade with top,
"L B," 43 09
Champion," 53 82
W," 59 24
Premium," 95 00
Dimensions as follows:
Body, 20 inches wide. I xles, 13 1 5 incfc .
Bodv. 50 inches long. wneels. 9i ihcl tread.
Track, 4 feet 4 inches. I Elliptic &n lugs.
Average weight, top, crattd 450 lbs.
Average open 400 lbs
Notes We furnish opn buggies in "Cham
pion." "W,"and "Premium" graces with fuii
Lazy back.
Open lazy DacK. rurnisned on "L and ' or
grades.
No. 40, grade D, top, piano box , 40 38
No. 48. crrade ts. top. piano dox 4a 88
No. 48. grade A, top, piano box , 54 63
No. 48, grade D, open , 34 20
No. 160. grade B, top. piano box 52 25
See Catalogue tor other styles.
Road Carts
Ocala (f. o. b., Cary, N. C.) 12 51
Ball bearing. (f. o. b., Cincinnati, O.), 12 50
No 400, Our Cart, " " " 12 50
No. K lrst iNationai " " " 14 2S
No 2. Second National " " " 18 15
Winner Phaeton " " " 23 65
" OCALA "THE ONLY
!hP L
""i
These Wagons are made by Alliancemen for the Alliance trade, and are supplied to the South--ern
States. Every wagon Is guaranteed for twelve months. Prices are as low as consistent wita
good work. All shipments f. o. b., Cary, N. C.
One-horse, 2 1-4 inch thimb e skein J22 50 I One-horse, 1 1-4 inch Iron axle $23 50
One-horse, 2 1-2 inch thimble skein 24 75 One-horse. 1 3-8 inch iron axle. 24 7
Two-horse, 2 3-4 inch thimble skein 32 50 T o-hore, 1 1-2 inch iron axle. g M
Two-horse, 3 inch thimble skein. 37 50 I Two-horse. 1 3-4 Inch iron axle , . 1 W
All wagons are furnished with box bed in two section, and one eprlng seat. If brake im
wanted add $2.50. If bed and seat are not wanted, deduct for bed $2 50. for seat JLOO.
Two-horse Dump Carta with Patent Adjustable saddles ano xoe ou
Ocala Road Carts.
Raleigh Market Report, September 1895 -Subject to Fluctuations
Please note that our produce market
report indicates t he prices at whicn ar
ticles can be sold on the market here.
In shipping anything to the Agency
be sure to notify us. Pat your address
on package also. A little care in tnis
will often prevent delty.
In packing goods for market be sure
to put them up in nice, attractive style,
and of uniform conditions all the way
through. Tne former will catch the
eye and the latter betokens honesty.
We can furnish you egg crates w i:h
fillers complete, ready for packing and
shipping, at 30 cents delivered ; chicken
coop at $1 00.
Apples, gren, Southern, per bus
Northern, '
Pears, Bartlett. per Lbl &
Poultry and Eggs -
Chickens, old
spring, large
medium
Eggs, choice
medium
Meats
Hams, N. C 8 to 10 lbs. av
large
Middlings N. C , choice
0c to 8"c
80 ' 1 0
3 25,
330
IVA to 25
lti to 20
124 15
12 to 12JT
11 to L2
11 to 12
10 to loH
to 10
8 to9
6 to 8
17W to 20
Shoulders.
Lard, nice clean.
Duuer, guuu wuuuj
Dairy freh
H.Gre;"!l:
Cook Stoves (f . o. wTT usboro, c.)
6H
6 00
7 00
8 50
5 75
7 00
8 00
9 50
8 50
9 50
3 00
N I' i? ovn Carolina, with ware
.. 10 C3
50
o 7, 20-in " "
FlA Vtnl . .
...s 13 CO
in
f wsa ior above '
ovenS tOState exact uumber and'sireof
.... 11 ui
and
00
00
Ina- Pan. 1 Giiddl. I li-1 ,l Q?aIfy-
00
qo
00
In
15
in
jxjx ueuing stoves -
18 inches
20
22 "
25 "
28 "
30 "
31
34 "
(f. o. b. Greensboro). . . .
......,..
Ol
00
36
36
PiDenerloint,
j. i.-u. moil Biove, witn a arum on it,
that would heat a room 30x40 all right.
iur ..................
Cider Mills, with press
No Ovi Hutchenson 7 gg
No. L 8 50
E celsior Junior 10 60
Exeelninr Medfnm ia m
Excelsior Senior 16 00
Cane Mills-
Price, with and without furnace and evaporator
pan, aeuvered (uaivanized steel):
No 11, one-horse mill 21 00
No. 12, one-horse, large mill. ........,...... 28 00
No. 13, two-horse mill 42 00
No. 14, two-horse, Urge mill,. , 66 00
No. 11, evaporator pan, without, furnace.. 12 80
No. 12, evaporator pan, without furnace.. 14 00
No. 13, evaporator pan, without furnace.. 17 60
No. 14, evaporator pan, without furnace.. 21 00
No. 11. evaporator pan, with furnace 25 20
No. 12, evaporator pan, with farnace 28 00
No. 13, evaporatot pan, with furnace 35 00
No. 14, evaporator pan, with furnace 42 00
Roofing
All kinds of iron, tin and felt rooflnc nt. low
prices. Write for catalogue.
Ajax, 1. 2 and 3-ply: readv for use.
No. 12. 2-plv, in rolls. 32 inches wide, con
taining 100 square feet allowing for lap,
per roll .. ,
No. 13. 3-plv, In rolls. 32 inches wide, con
taining 10J square feet allowing for lap.
per roil.
Roofing Caps fi In. (lb. to roll), per lb.. . .
1H in. (1 ID. to roll), " ....
Roofing Nails, lor in. (1 lb to roll), " ....
Freight from Philadelphia.
This roofing is excellent for sheds, poultry
houses and the like wherever a tight roof
is required at email cost
Sheet Steel, painted both sides, with caps,
anchors, nails, tools, etc., complete, ready
for roof, per squarr 8 50
Prepared tin, complete, ready for roof,
per square 4 00 1
V-rim ped Iron, painted, with wood strips,
per square , 3 15
V-Crimped Iron, painted, without strips,
per square 2 90 '
The steel and iron weigh 80 lbs. and the tin
60 Us. per square. Freight about 64 cents
per 100 lbs. In 5 ) square lots can make a
j eduction of 16 cts. per 100 lbs.
PRICE LIST OF GUANO FOR FALL
OF '95 AND SPRING OF '96.
North Carolina A'liance Official, delivered at
any railroad station in North Carolina, for cash
-r , j j Aot "w.
in car mis, per iou 5oj w
In less than car lots, per ton 21 00
Acid Phosphate, delivered 1
In less than car lots 14 00
Prepared Agr'l Lime and Land Plaster:
Land Plaster, car loard lot f. o. b. Rich
mond, per ton .... f 8 00
Land Plaster, less car load lot f . o. b. Rich
mond, per ton 8 6J
Land Plaster, less car load lot f . o. b. Nor
folk, per ton 7 00
Lime, car load lot f . o. b Richmon. per ton, 12 00
" less car load lot fob Richmond, 12 60
Plain shell Lime, sacked, L. C. S. . per ton ... 4 05)
" carload, ... 3 13
Cotton-Seed Meal:
Cotton-Seed Meal, per ton, car load lot.. .$
uotton-eed Meal, per ton r. o. b. ital-
eiuh. N C less car load lota 18 55
Lmseed Mal, fob, Richmond, per ton.. . . 26 Ci
ALLIANCE WAGON MADE.
OCALA
lb 1
AT fO BM :2
mumim
Vegetables
Onions, yellow a-.d re-?, p-r u
w ite. per bn
Potatots, Irisi s f; . 3 uj
N n 1 ;. -
Pota oes, swe-t . . v. per bu
Cabbage, p-r ( -ua.r bbl
100-lb crates
Live Stock-
... 75 to 08
...8 tol lO
...150, 2W
...160, 175
. . . 40 to 45
...100, 15
.. 90 to llo
Milch calves
...2c to 2o
... mto2
... 1.4 t' i
... 3v to 4
.. VA tnVA
... St..'
Yearlings.
Cattle
Hogs
Lambs
Sheep
Peannts
Peanuts. Spanish, per ba
fa-kcy.
t Prime, per lb
Hides
Dry nut. per ib
Greeted. E.":::
Dried Faults
Peaches
Apple
Blackberries
Huckleberries -
Miscellaneous
60 t IS
7- 10 NO
ti to 8
4 t
4 l
25 to as
3 to3V
2 to24
2J4 to i
Tallow, per lb....
rttr aV . . . .
3 to 5
15 to2
15 to 18
10 to 13
4 to
35 to&f
nroonoA - - - -
wr 1 afihprl . .
j -
QBWKiiGU
bnrry
Feathers, n.w o.se
2 23
2 7
3 00
IS
4 75
5 29
6 75
7 25
15
6 00
85
1 20