Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rl I . each km every mm i culture a sworn state if below quote the! , by commissioner. e, j. m YOU will notice from I co BY SELLING TOBACCO I $14.22 FEB HUNDRED POUi 1 fl GAIN TO THE FARMER of i , I THE FIGURES BELOW W ' |j SOUTH CAROLINA. L I YAMK OK MAI? I I Mullins mark* f I Nichols .... II Lor is | Conway.... | Ay nor | Dillon a Lake View. . J Marion. . . . [ J Kingstree. . . 1 9 Lake City. . . 9 Lamar I | Manning. . . 1 Olanta I Sumter. . . . . | 1 Timmonsville ' fl Darlington. . i I Hartsville. . . I I Florence. . . . I Pamplico. . . 1 Johnsonville. [ J Heminorwav. n I Andrews. . . . Total lost by f, THE ABOVE STATISTICS A HALF MILLION DOLLARS i THERE A REASON WHT BECAUSE the tobacco people i and make her the largest and strc BECAUSE Mullins has a greats BECAUSE Mullins has more mo EECAUSE Mullins being equip; BECAUSE Mullins has a capac BECAUSE in Mullins the impe one hundred thousand dollars, wit! jl MULLING THE 1 FOR 1 J. Watson, Co OUSE FIRM IN THE STATE OF SOU WENT OF ALL TOBACCOS SOLD BY NUMBER OF POUNDS SOLD FOB F /ATSONi OF COLUMBIA, S. C. THE STATISTICS GIVEN BELOW T! FOB THE ENORMOUS AVERAGE 01 MS, MULLING LEADING THE SEN 504.80 ON EVERY THOUSAND POli ILL SHOW THE DIFFERENCE IN Pit Total Amount of lotal Am KKTS. Pounds Sold by Kami- Mont?\ I\ti( ers on Each Market. bacco by Lac I i I CA Irl ; 7 7J.A 1 (C.1CO *7l ^ L ?jv ivi | l*, / ~TUj ivJU JO) / ? 1,550,488 222,71 i 1,107,697 142,2 i 733,736 90,1. ; 1,006,991 136 7 907,766 136,0 486,149 ; 63,li 584,452 93,6: . . . ,i 988,718 ; 106,3 2,799,438 ! 361,3 28,080 2,0 714,297 83,01 423,065 1 52,7: 318,811 34,4: 1,742,887 274,7: .... 1,431,572 215,9! .... 619,576 92,0. .... 600,627 i 87,5! 409,124 57,11 . . . .' 224,027 27,6 567,397 68,0 88,875 6,7", I irmers of South Carolina bv AS GIVEN BY MB. WATSON PLAINL ST NOT SELLING THEIR TOBACCO 1 fMULLINS CAN SELL TOBACCO Fl md business men of Mullins at a big mass ingest tobacco market in the State, jr number of strong buyers than any ma ney invested in steam plants and stemmeri led with her numerous steam plants and ; ity for handling a half million pounds da rial Tobacco Company of Great 8ritton ai i a capacity for redrying one hundred thoi Chambe &1..11" T I mumns 10! A LJ Drrprr A A. ii. JLIUU/ i/i a IOSRV HERALD, CONWAY, S. 0. YEAR 191 45 GIVEN BY mmissioner i IH liAKULINA IS REQUIRED THEM AND PRICE PA? FOI ARMORS ON EACH MARKE TAT MULLINS LEAK EVER' F SI 6,79 PER HUNDRED POl EP.l STATE AVERAGE $2.< INDS SOLD ON THE MlillU ICES PAID FOf, TOBACCO Qi 1 I onnt of | Af , Avi I for To- A verajrr Miiile <m I li Market.: l'-nchATarkrt. j <m | 51.16 .' $16.70 07.26 ' 14.37 45.53 12.85 39.72 ' 12.28 63.83 T 13.59 A /A / I ? " - - - - oy.uo i " 14.99 01.22 12.98 57.46 ' 16.03 40.45 10.76 73.35 i 12.91 16.70 ! 7.19 . 06.16 " 11.63 58.04 12.47" 74.08 10.82 79.94 5 15.76 $6.78 r 15.09 ' 18.32 ' ' 14.86 15.57 14.58 )5.12 . 13.96 16.14 12.34 11.12 11.99 "1.86 ! v 7.61 ; 9 | not Selling on Mull ins Y SHOW THAT THFTOMfift HI THE MUlilMS MARKET 1 3H MORE HONEY THAN AN meeting two years ago resolved ti rket in theState. ios than all other markets in the >temmeries enables her to export ily. ncl Ireland have one of the largest isand pounds per day. *.A WFORD, Seer eta I Vk oacco uoaro iV, Secretary and Tr a m 6 of Agricultu BY LAW ra FILE WITH I I SAME, r i im ? ? I AND AMUUN1 OF H r MARKET IN THE STATE !NOS, WHILE THE GENERI 53 PER HUNDRED POUNE *S MARKET. 8 THE MULLIKS MARKET Poss Per KM) Amount Lo-t < unds l>y not Spiling 1.(M)() Pounds Mullins Market." Selling on M Market. " $2.33 : $23 3.85 I 38 4.41 ! 44 3.11 31 1.71 17 3.72 i 37 $?' 0.67 > ( . 5.94 _t- 59 5.79 ? 4 / :f 9.51 # 95 5.07 50 ?! 4,23 | ftrr- ? 42 5.88 : 58 0.94 " 9 1.61 '? " 16 t . 1.84 18 2.12 : ? 21 2.74 *'" 27 I, 4.56 I . 45 ? ' 4.71 ! 47 ? 9.09 ; ' 90 "" HI ** X( ? Market 0 FARMERS QF SOUTH C 111 i n>i A IN ib Y MARKET IN STATE, 3 put their shoulders to the wh< State combined. tobacco direct to the leading t and most up to date steam p!a rce ry Trarle MUU easurer SOUTH ( , - i IMP www RE7ST* 18 I HE GOKfdlSSl?e OF AGRI- I :Y PAID FOR SAME AS GIVEN I IN PRICES PAID FOR TOSAC- I U. STATE AVERAGE IS ONLY I IS WHICH WOULD MAKE A NET |I AND ALL OLIO M ASSETS IN I >u Kaeli Total Amount Lost l>v II by Not Farmers by Not Sell- II lull ins ' ing on the MuIUus II Market. II 1.30 ; $36, i 26! 37 I !.50 42,646. 33 II 1.10 j 32,357.75 || .10 ; 31,317.42 | '.10 15.522.79 || '.20 1 18,084.74 || 1.70 i 3,915.82 || >.40 I 58,729.84 '| '.90 i 106,098.70 | i.10 i 2,670.40 f >.70 : 36,214.85 | 1.30 ' 17,895.64' | 1.80 18,746.08 |1 '.40 16,383.13 | ..10 23,048.30 I :.40 11,400.19 || .20 12,733.29 J .40 11,209.99' | .60 . 9,767.57 I .10 26,724.39 || .90 8,078.73 | * . . $539,672.32 I AROUNA LOST MORE THAN I ee! and push Mullhs to the front I nanufacturers of the world. I nts in the South, costing mo~e than I \' CAROLINA |III