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Commerical ; Liverpool Cotton LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-Cotton, spot, large business; prices unchanged. Sales 23,100 bales, including 19,400 American on the baals of 4.56d for middling. Imports 3,857 bales, all American. -o New Orleans Cotton NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-Tho cot ton market was quieter today with leas business all -around. Spots stood unchanged at 7 3-1G for middling. Soma disappointment was expressed at tho failing off in tho export move ment.-but tho spot sales of 21,300 bales in Liverpool market called forth much bvlllsh comment. ?nte},?st w:.s drawn from thc mar hot Usc'* by the dispute over tho mat ter ? ,increasing commissions. Ont clement, among the brokers wanbi cc- nnxlsslons on outside business in creased to $20 for each 100 bales and on members' business to $10. while ' r.nothor clement wants them to re? mein'nt $15 and $7.50. Today's dis curslqn led ta the calling of a spe cial mooting of the brokers' associa tion for next Tuesday. Spot cotton quiet; sales on thi spot 21 r>/bales; to arrives 1,200 bales New York Cotton NEyV YORK, Nov. 4.-Members o ibo. option exchange at a raeetlni hore ; joday agreed to ballot for th liquidation of straddle accounts dowi to 7.54" cents for December contract!: Not long agc local traders refused t< cnuntde.r a lower price thad S cent for December as a basis for liquida Uro?, but Liverpool bas marked th price Vp" January-February downs t 4,95(1 und today's action was consld cred *n offer to comnjomlso recen disputes. It vfas rumored' that December COB tracta were selling on the curb her at 7.52 to 7.55 and local trad ern bc Move prevailing trade conditions n longer warrant tho difference of VJ . points' 1)0tween Liverpool nod Nc York as fixed by the international conference coward the end of laut Bummer. Otherwise there waa no fresh ?1? relopmont in' tho contract situation. Tho news of the South indicated "cop tiuued steady snot markets with prices generally unchanged to 1-Sc higher. Exports for the day wore only 13,784 balea, and some appre hend that the advance In war risks may again check business, but cot ton is now moving on very nearly a pormal scale. Offerings from Texas are fully a cent higher than they were two weeks ago. Today's port receipts were G6.602 bales. Stock at all Unit ed States ports 803.340 bales. Inter ior receipts 42,7!?7 bales. Cotton Seed Oil NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Cotton seed oil showed decided strength op. act ive covering of shorts and now buy ing for western and local investment account, inspired by tho , advance in lard, rumors of export demand and lighter offerings of crude. Final price?, wore 9 to 25 points net higher. Sales 14,200 barrels. The market closed firm. Spot S?.io tfjT>.25; November S5.l0ft5.17; Decem ber $5.20(8/5.22; January $5.3l<n>r..35: February $5.450)5.49; March B.iiOtff 6.60; April $6.670)5.69; May $'5.7'J1? 5.81; June $5.86@6.93. -o Chicago Grain CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Record break ing sales ' to export houses brought about a strong market today In .wheat after a temporary break nt. thc; start The close was buoynnt at 1 1-4 net advance. Corn finished 1?011-3 to 1 l-8<8>li-4 up and oats with a gain of 5-80)3-4 to 3-1. In provisions thc outcome- varied from ric decline to ri riso of 221-2. Grain and previsions closed: Wheat, December $1.17 5-3; May ?1.23 7-8. Corn, December 70 3-S; May 72 3-1. Oats, December 49 7-8; May 53 7-8. I Cash grain: Wheat, No. 2 red. $1.14 1-401.13 1-2; No. 2 hard. $1,14 1-401.15 1-2. Corn, No. 2 yellow. 761-40>l-2. Oats, standard, 490*1-2. Dry Goods NEW YORK.. Nor. 4.-Cotton goods were dteady today. Yarns were linn. Burlaps were stronger. Worsted yams' for weaving woro irregular. Heavy cotton underwear for lute de livery was lower. Live Stock CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Hogs strong, tfulk $7,300-7.53; light $707 60; mix ed $7.1507.75; heavy S740fpL65; rough $7.1007.25; pigs $3.75^6.33". Caff le steady. Beeves $6.10 all; ethers $ >.6O09.2O; stwkere nominal; cows and heifers ?/MiS??^.SO; calves $7010.25. Sheep higher. Sheep $5.500 0.50; yearling-? $6.5007 50; tamba $7 #9. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF COUNTY TBEASUWKB, Tho books of the County Treasurer will be opened for ibo collection of State. County and School taxes for the Fiscal Year 1914, anti Commuta tion Road tax for the year 1915 at thc County Treasurer's office from Oc tober 15th to December 31st, 1914. After December 31st, ono per cent penalty will 6c added; and after Feb ruary 28th, seven per cent penalty-will bo added, till the iSth day ot March, 1915, when the books will be closed. All persona owning property In more than one township or school dis trict, ara requested to call for receipts in EACH-TOWNSHIP OR SCHOOL DISTRICT, in which tho property la located. On account of having so many school districts thia request ls very Important to thc taxpayers and will to a large extent eliminate extra cost and penalties. The rate of levy la aa follows: SUte Taxes .6 Mille Constitutional School Tax ..3 Mills Ordinary County Purposes 3 1-2 Milla Past Indebtedness.1 mill Roads and Bridges.1 Mill Public Roade.1 Mill Total .. .\ .. -15 1-2 Mills Tho following are tho additional levies for Special School Districts: Dist No. Special Total Levy Levy Mills Mills Airy Spring?.6< Barker Creek ...67 Bovardaiu .SS Belton Bethel I...55 Bishop Blanch ..28 Broyles .57 Calhoun.28 Cedar Grove _80 Conterville .0 Central.58 Cleveland .36 Concrete .IB Corner.IS Double Springs .*S8 Ebenezer .45 Eureka ..25 Fairview.63 Friendship ......3? Gantt....84 Genorstee. ..61 Green* Pond_..69 8 23% Qrore.:....G5 3 18% Hammond .8 ? G 81% Hones- Path _16 4 19% Honewoll.7 4 191? Hunter .24 7 22% Iva .J..-.44 7 28% Lebanon .;.27 4 18% Long Branch _83 4 19% Martin .15 4 19% Melton .51 4 19% Mt Crook .70 2 17% Mt View.18 4 19% Mc Ehnoylie _60 6 81% Mc Leese.52 4 . 18% Nod's Crook .....60 3 18% Oak Qrovo ......88 2 17% Pendleton .8 4 18% Pi?i?M?wn ......54 S 18% Rock . Mills .5 4 19% Rocky River ....69 2 17U Saluda...26 2 17% Savannah.9 3 18% Slmpsonville ....41 3 '-18% Starr r.37 - 7 22% St Paul.4 4 ^ 19% Three & Twenty 32 4" 19% Townvi?le .......4b f 21% Union ....21 4 18% Seat Pulser .8 8 ? 23% hite Plaina ....48 4 18% Wllllamston ......26 & ' 20% Willlfoid .SS 4 18% Zion.S3 8 21% Straight ......... 15% Tho State Constitution requires ali male persona between tho agea of 81 and 60 year?, except those incapable ot earning a support from being maim ed or other causes, and thoso who sarr??4 In the War between tha States, to pay a poll tax of ohfr dtflhtr. All male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 yeera who ara able to work public roads or causa them to be -worked except, preachers who hare charge or ft congr?gation and persons who served in the War between ?he States, school teachers hud trust'?; Who are exempted from road duty, may in lieu ot work pay a tax of one d?ilar to be collected at the same tinto other, taxas ara collected. Prompt attention win be given all persons who wish to pay their taxe?, through the mall, by check, money or. ?der, ate. W. A. TRIPP, ttinnty Treasurer. tteBWijlasrfr IwtfPlto^otlrA Ali: diuienqudht roe* IA* Miltara are provided with an official receipt hook with nnmbea, and atub nurnb?* attached. Pay no money to collectors ?bles?! y*>n r?~t t?f? offrit! receipt ss above provided cr. J. MACK LING, <f County ?mnerrtaor. / L?VE STOCK HUSBANDRY TYPES OF MARKET HOGS. Point? That Indicate Cood Breeding 1 and Feeding Qualitie?. (Prepared by United Stutea department of agriculture. I The lard or fut type of bog la tho most common market type lu the Unit ed States. In conformation he IR n compact, thick bodied hog on rather short legs. EIo I? of a quiet disposi tion. The butcher desire" a hog that will dress well nud yield the largest percentage of high priced cuts of meet. Thc breeder or feeder should endeavor to supply these, but he must have con stitution end feeding capacity to muke his operation profitable, accordiug to tho United States deportment of agri culture, . ' From the breeder's or farmer's point of view fecundity mid carly maturity are most desirable. Good quality ls wanted by both former and butcher and ls indicated by the lino, silky hair and smooth, mellow shin. The brad should be broad and rather short: ncc!; Tho Poland China la one of the extreme lard or fat type., lt origi nated In Oblo and la tho most com mon breed of hons In tho United States. The Poland Chins plc ls black ht color with six white points, tho nos?, the tip Of the tall and the feet; has s abort, broad head, with Bllg-htly dished fp.ee, and tho ears stnrt alfons, but break and drop about one-third of their lenjrth. Th? body la thick, broad and compact, and the deposit pf fat ls quito thick over the entire carcass. The hams and shoulders ar? heavy, the back la sirona ?nd broad, and ita early matutina qualitlea are good. abort and Intnfnar tho ?h,?ni?ic?r ?KHimi? creases; Jowl full, but not dubby, and the shoulder smooth, deep und well covered. - The hog should have u broad, tong, straight orisBshtly tirchixl back, with a deep, smooth corer!ti? of fur. The loin'should be broad und strong and level with the back. Hams should bo long. deep, thick and well let down on the hock.' The body should be long and deep, the ribs ho ing well sprung and the sides thick and sido lines straight. Condition lu thc fut hog ls important from tho mar ket standpoint It |3 desired to have a thick, even covering of fat over the entire carcass, free from wrinkles or ties. Market demands vary, but a pig of SOO to 800 poonda usually will com mand ready sale at the best prices. The bncoj? type of bog is less com mon in the United States, bet is grown uiuiusi exclusively in other countries, especially Denmark. The bacon type II.tar fa leap f.nmfinpf ftfttt CCTrlCS ICSfl fat than the fat type pig. He ls character ised hy greater length and depth rela tively abd with longer head and lighter bain, shoulder and jowl. The side is the mnln point emphasized in the ba con pig, and the shoulder and ham should be light and level with tb? side. Depth ut body with moderate width ls sought add a smooth carcass with Orin flesh ls desired. Tba bead ls lodger and the pig stands oh longer legs than the lord type pig. The bacon pig should be marketed at 175 to 200 pounds, and his weight should not be made np of fat but rather of firm flesh. Quality in the pig ls indicated by One unit: and small, bord bone, fineness of pasta In general Indicating high qual ity. High duality is essen til! to secure the.best market price. The bulcher or packer wants a hog that will dress a hi h percentage or edible meat ? This ? not BOC ti red from a coarse, rbtigh or poorly fed bog. To secure as much quality ^as possible and still retain healthy vigor, fecundity and early ma turity with good feeding qualities should be the olm oi the feeder r.nd breeder. Extreme quality must be earful ly avoided becaose'It ls usually accompanied by loss of the best brood, lng nnd feeding qualities. Condition in the lard bog is Indicated by the covering of fat The fat should be even and thick over* the entir* car C't?stA athel rroo fmm ' ?rUnU^a f!Cd creases. Condition ts desirable be cause lt enhances the value nf trie hog. Condition in the bacon bog la indicated by a smooth, firm covering of fle-n, nnd dsr&s'ts of fat are nen) wanted. Ont a miking of lat nhd lean. There should he no wrinkles or ties tn the flesh, nnd tin,' Carcass te not wonted thick or heavy. Ia studying. Judging or .selecting breeding stock of pura breeding lt is im??ortnnt to remember breed type. By^reed type is meant the character-, of. the portfcolar Wed tinder inch breed of swiu-t has a.set mtttr desirable pointa as to sire. ^J?Wiatlofl', form, color and disposi tion. _ '-=-'* -."O Hon? Profitably. Th? beginne? in b?g raising shoold ?tart with J*o(\ breeder*. Pnre bred ae-ffr-nta rsa br had ?it living prlc*j? wnw ofe cs eood for growing pork aa prize c aluin j? costing high price* IN PEN ANO YARD. Thc goose, like Hie duck, baa 'practically bo crop. ' Crammlog la n system of fore tug feed Into young f vis. either by bnnd or machine. < ns to put ou extra flesh. Goose tent hers range from Ot) cents n pound fur white to 50 cents for mixed. Paint adds much to the appear ance aud durability of poultry buildings uud is u good Invest ment The Intensive system of long bouses ia recom mended for tba production of market eggs and thu col-jny system for breeding stock. 1'VtHling turkeys with chickens ls 1 ad policy, mid throwing their fe.-d on ground where chickens trot la hound to t.ing deadly blackhead. FEEDING TO MAINTAIN EGG PRODUCTION To feed laying hens In tho fal) so thby will not drop off In ogg production la n very Important subject, writes a New York pun I try mun lu the National Stockman. . In thc first place, see to it that the layers do not have to go with out plenty of greeu food, which often times becomes pearce In Into Bummer and fall on account of ita being so dry In so many sections of the country. We feed them practically the same dry mash, mixture and grath food dur ing the fall months we 'do other sea* sons of the year, with miner changes in the mixture. For grnin food they haye un equal mixturo of wheat and cracked corn, and when we cnn get lt we add to th|s 10 per cen' jf sunflower seed. The dry mash mixture hi as fol lows: Ten pounds of oil meal, forty pounds beef serai?, forty pounds corn meal, forty pounds wheat bran and forty pounds ground stale bread, In addition they have n non-clogging self fwd hopper, open nil th? time, and full of pure beef scrap, always before them. We rind they do better ou this ration, which co. Ins moto animal food than their regular rutina This high protein ration they receive only tn the fall and carly winster to help t?em through the molt and afeo to start them to laying with ns little de lay as' possible, la tb-- ?viutcr when confined aud also durit.?; .?pring and summer we do not feed them as Raisers'of geese Should pay close attention to tho care or tho feath ers, as they represent a consider nblo source of Income Wrier* targe (locks ar?, kept. Tba goose- feath ers are treated generally In this manner: After being spread in some clean, dry, airy place they should ba. turned ever with a. fork ?very few days until thoroughly dried. If pl need In bngs and well steamed they ara mora valuable, aa the steam has a tendency to. purify them, removing much of the olly odor they naturally have. Tho White Embdcn geese hore pictured are good producers of feathers as well aa Uno fowls for the holidays. heavily, especially our breeding stock, which In ssjfer forced for abnormal egg production." In addition to this we keep a hop per full of charcoal, .'granulnted coarse size," Oyster shell and grit always be fore them. We keep charcoal before them because under such farcing con dillons something of this kind ls ncce* sa ry to keep the bowels In order. We watch thu roost platform carefully, and If any exceptional looseness of the droppings ls hoted wo take the beef scrap away? but this should only be done as ? last resort,, Pecd-only tested beef scrap. Testing, can be done by placing a small ninount Ju a cap and pouring bolling water over lt; If a good grade no oncnsive odor will oe noticeable. A dish of sour milk and water la always before them lu fsrge aise pant} placel on a platform raised eighteen inches from the door. We hare found som milk to be an ?reel' lent digestion corrective. It not only nids digestion but increases it Ug? ?ndex to Hen Health. . A fowl's comb ls nlwnys an index *.o the condition of the hird. Whc;? the comb is* pale or very binek something la wrong, as a healthy fowl shows a bright scarlet color of the comb. When ever the. comb changea color the fowl should bc examinad for disease. Whitewash. It Is a good |unh lo Whitewash tba poultry bouse hnorlnt every few 'months tn make lt brl.?ht*r .-md to kui n Int of it?., rk.fihr-' eenuin. A little crud- enrb'Kc acid mltM with the whitewash rtji imf ali tho insects it finds In the cricks. GLU?K MIIJLL.S We have for sale 500 bushels Bancroft Prolific Oats (graded seed) at $ 1.00 per bushel. When ginned on Our Special G?ns, we buv at a premium extra length staple cotton. Good stvle Dalrymple and Texas Storm Proof are generally worth a premium? We buy for cash or exchange meal and hulls for seed, or sell meal and hulls for cash. ROBERT E. LIGON General Manager HARC?^ iH? ANJL^SUIN IN IELLIGENCER JOB PRINTING ?EPARTMENT Can She Cook? A young couple at one. cf tho An derson milla married some time ORO and they went through -thu uimal rou tine of both working for a few months, thoo they bought furniture end went to housekeeping. Tho first day, Ute brido had to go tr- the neigh bor and ask what to put togetihor to make biscuits. While tho girl wa-, learning to cook, both ncr and her husband's health was impair ?I. The samo story is ropealcd' dozens of times each year. Tho girl iocs odd Jobs about tho boase irne.lt as minding tho baby, when uhe is out of Behool, until, sho ts 12 br j?, then rho goes to work in the tad!. The mother, who was rrjsod in> tho oouht.ry nnd learned to took before corning, to tho mill, continues to do ?ll thc house work. The daughter marrloa pt~ 10 or 17. (sometimes caril >r j and wo-'nave the above story. F?up?D wno are suffering from in digestion or dyspepsia can not make a home very hu??|iy. We feel B?rry tor the boy. who marrie* a .girl, who can't ' cook. Tho mot brr should not .>.. willing to soo I.or daughter BX? ctinie the responsibilities n wife w\hout knowing she ls nhlo to meet -Km. Tho man our.br, to ask tho question,:CAN SHH C03i'. ? Women gaffer Terribly From Kidney Trouble. 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