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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-25
Mechanics Name Officers

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, April 2l.-At the
session last night of the Junior Order OF
American Mechanics, that has been con-
vened in Huntsville for the past two days,
the following officers for the year We're
elected: Past councillor, A. ID. Kirby
Huntsville, Ala; state councillor, Dr. II.
]. Krudop. of Mobile. Ala; vice councillor,
j. w Baily, Decatur; state secretary, w.
w Nelson, Decatur; conductor. j. "
Fullington. Gadsden; inside sentinel. ID.
d. Rich. Gadsden; outside sentinel, ". L.
Byers, Moulton.
The following standing committees were
elected Judiciary, w. L. Humphrey, c.
F. Sheldan, Mobile; A. S. Byers. Hart
selle Law supervision, Rev. ]. II. Har-
vey, Sheffield; S. C. Gates, Madison; J.
r. Hay. Madison. Finance and mileage,
E. S. McCree. HuntsvIne; j. X. Walker,
Decatur; E. L. Draine, Mobile.
ing place.
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90; western steers. $4.75d6. 90; western cows.
So. 256f5 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; market 1O@15c lower.
Bulk Of sales, So. S5G6. 90; heavy. 50 SOS 90;
packers and butchers. 50. S596.OO; lights, 50 %
gees.
sheep-Receipts, $4,000: market steady to
weak. Muttons. SO 50G4. 80; lambs 50 GOA
6 90; few wethers aud yearlings. 81 0005 90;
fed western ewes. SO. 5064.25.
ST. LOUIS. April 24.--Cattle: Receipts $500.
including 400 Texans: market steady to weak.
Native beef steers S5.0O@6.T5; cows and heif-
ers 81. 256l6.5J: stOckers S3.50M5.T5: Texas and
Indian steers S4.50M65O; cows and heifers
50. 5045.00; calves in car load lots S5.0O@7.25.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market steady; pigs
and lights $6.00M6.2O; packers $5.00Q665;
butchers and best heavy $5.9566.20.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market steady;
tive muttons S3T5d5.O0; lambs s5.5O96.25.
LOUISVILLE. April 24.-Cattle-Receipts L.
200 choice light weight butcher cattle steady.
others 10615c lower. Range $2M5.S5.
Hogs-Receipts 1900: market steady to Zoe
lower Selected hogs 30 pounds and up 5000:
210 pounds down $6.15: roughs $3.50 down.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 900; sheep steady.
lambs lower; fat sheep &c down; fall lambs sc
down; spring lambs 7lsc down.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-25

c. S. c., Atlanta, Ga.
Please publish in The Journal how
to kill lice on chickens. l have ten
fine hens and they are full of lice.
Thanking you for the isformation.
ANSWER:
I have already published in The
Journal, some time past, how to Kill
lice on chickens. You should preserve
these copies for future reference. as
they will be valuable to you. The best
and only proper way to absolutely get
rid of them is TO dip your fowls in a
solution of chloro naptholeum, Con-
keys Louise Dip, or most any of the
preparations made for this purpose. 1t
is the quickest and easiest way
know of TO rid your fowls of insects.
This should be done on a warm day
and you should be careful not to let
the fowl swallow any of the water.
You can prevent this by placing the
second finger under the lower bill, and
the fore finger and thumb over the
notwithstanding head and all, in a
solution of 30 to so per cent of one of
the above preparations. These are
advertised in The Journal.
Mrs. S. A. Norrell, Monroe. Ga.
/ have nine Barred Rock hens and
&c chicks. Please tell me how much
alfalfa meal, meat scrap and bone
meal to feed them, and how to mix
and how often to feed it to them.
Have a hatch of Indian Runner
Ducks just off How must ] feed
them? Thanking you in advance for
an early reply.
ANSWER:
I have given directions for feeding
chickens a number of times. One APP
peared the, past week. You should read
and keep up with these articles as L
cannot repeat them so often. The
proper proportion to mix your feed IS;
Two parts bran. one part corn meal,
one part shorts, one part alfalfa meal,
and 10 to 20 per cent meat scrap and
a small amount of charcoal and bone
meal, say to 5 per cent is very bene-
fetal. This mixture should be kept
in dry hoppers before your chicks at
all times, and should he fed in
mash with boiled oats from two TO
four times per week This feed is also
good for Indian Runner Ducks after
they are several weeks old, but when
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QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

they are young, they should have
bran. corn meal and meat scrap. with
some sand or grit in it, just what
they will eat clean, every three or
four hours.
r. G., Valdosta, Ga.
In January / bought a hen and
eight chicks They all died with some
disease that l want to ask you about.
The first l would notice would be
little swelling in one eve and wa
tering In a few days the eye would
be very much swelled and closed en-
tirely. Sometimes only one eye would
be affected. and in other cases, both
eyes. / doctored them with a diluted
Tinctured Zinc and that seemed to
help a little, but / lost all but one
of the brood then | disinfected the
premises with zenoleum and thought
would be rid of it, but 1 find this
week a few cases among my chicks
five or six weeks old. In every in
stance, it seems to attack at about
that age
Will you please tell me what the
trouble is and give me a remedy?
ANSWER.
The trouble with your chicks is that
they catch cold and it goes into roup.
There is either a draught in their
sleeping quarters, or you turn them
out too early i'm the morning. You
should use good antiseptic in their
drinking water and stamp this trouble
out. IL would also be a good idea to
whitewash the roosting boxes and use
plenty of lime around the premises.
S. H. borough, Route No. 1, Glenn, Ga.
Send me a copy of what. in your
Judgment, is the best poultry jour
nal published. l am interested in the
poultry business and want to pro-
coed intelligently.
The Southern Fancier. Atlanta, Ga,
THE Industrious Hen, Knoxville,
Tenn. and the Southern Poultryman,
Dallas. Tex, are all strictly first
class poultry journals. and will give
you valuable information on southern
conditions. The price of each is so
cents per year. and you cannot make
a mistake in ordering one or all three
of them. No sl.5O you could spend
would be more profitable If you expect
to stay in the poultry business.
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NEGRO Is ARRESTED;
WOUNDED CONDUCTOR

ASHEvILLE, N c., April 22.-Joe
White, the negro desperate who two
weeks ago shot and seriously wound
ed r. c. Bell. a Southern railway con-
ductor, while the latter was on tor
of his train NEAR High Point this
state, was arrested at Greenville, :,
g.. this afternoon by special agent
g. S. Scarlet and South Carolina Of
hcers.
White admits the shooting Of Bell
He also confessed to shooting Patrol
man Tucker of Danville, some montas
ago. He Is now in Salisbury Jail.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-25

NEW YORK. April a4.-The cotton market
opened firm at an adsvanee Of 70 l points
IN response 10 higher cables aud reports OF
further rains in the central belt. Trading was
very active and realizing more or less general
az the advance. but the large offerings were
remarkabiy wen absorbed. and after the open
ing Jaiy contracts sold up to 15-li. with the
general list showing net gain OF about 70
II points The fear Of unsettled weather N
the south probably helped new crop positions,
and October CONTRACTS sold At iSc. but the
advance IN she late months seemed 10 be large
y IN sympathy with the old crop positions
Reactions q 5 20 c points occurred during the
late foreroon under realizing. but the market
frmed NJ again toward midday. offerings
had been very well abSorbed and prices made
rev high ground On old crop positions. With
May selling az 1901 and July at 1918, or
% - points above the closing figures Of Satur-
day en- renewal Of bun support and covering.
TIE new crop vas rather slow 70 respond to
the old crop strength. as the official forecasts
were considered fairly favorable. but October
sold back 70 IL about points net higher
spot quiet. mhidling uplands * Ioc nominal.
When THE recovery bad reached q point IN
Reading ans . considerable fraction In other
stccks, the downward movement was resanlev-
Heavy selling g United States Steel was !
bands - >. II afterward sold az - and
Lnion Pacific. Reading anil Amalgamated Up
forpnoun- The market hariencd again before 1
o'clock. but became very guiet On the rise he-
public Steel preferred broke =
Business became much less active during the
ncon hour and prizes again eased OH > OF
points urslcr scattered realizing or selling LOT
q reaction. but offerings we're al no time az
xres<ive enough 10 cause actual weakness, and
subsequent fuctnations carried the market back
TO about tire hiGhest
NV YORK COTTON.
3 yhe following were she ruling prices on the
Z -. ksn-r tcdaT-
rone very steady: middIins. Is ls-looc' quiet
Enzf Prev.
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ATLANTA LIVE STOCK

(By W. II. white. Jr.. Of White Provision COL
Quotations based on actual purchases for the
current week.
Medium to good steers. 500 to 1000 pounds.
Good fat beer cows. 600 to 1000 pounds.
Medium to good beef COWS. zoo to 500 pounds.
Good to choice beifers. 600 to 500 pounds.
Medium to good Oeifers. COO to 700 pounds
Above represent ruling prices on good quality
beef cattle. Interior grades and dairy types
Mixed eOm=on steers. If fat, 200 to 900
Mixed common cows. If fat 600 to 500
pounds. 3AW4Lc.
Mixed punches. common to fair. 600 to 700
Good butcher bulls. 3d4e.
Prime hogs 100 10 200 average. 6hM6xc.
Good butcher hogs. lao to 100 average.
Good to choice pigs. 50 to 100 average.
6hI6xc-
Heayy and rough hogs zoo to 800 average.
Above quotations apply to prime cOrn-fei
Some fancy loads Of cattle in this week have
brought the top Of the market The E. T.
Toner cattle. from MIlbaven. Ga. came IN
this week and were fine bunch--four loads Of
ms fancy tsht steers. bred and raised I'm Geor-
ga. probably topped tue market for the week
While several loads Of good fed stuff are booked
TOT next week. receipts are not expected to De
very large and shippers may reasonably ex-
pfct god prices 10 prevail In cur market for
some DAYS to come. Several loads OF hogs have
been on the market this week which were
promptly bought. prices unchanged 10 fraction
lower.
HORSES AND MULES
Following are current quotations on horses
and mules: Market easier.
HorSes-HeaTy draft. good TO choice. S2O01
z25' southern horses. good to extra. $1,000 100;
southern horses fair 10 good. 5000 $50; south
ern horses common. S750100; drivers choice
1850 Do; plugs. $1,000.
Mules-14 hands, S90614o; 1455 hands, S13J
q lOO; 10 hands. $1T5U210; 1914 hands, S1Toa
-; 10 hands. S22Je2T5: extra heavy. S2T59
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
CHICAGO. April 25.-Cattle: Receipts estt.
mated al 26,0O0 market mostly 10c lower
heeves. 81. IOH6eO; Texas steers. $4BO05 IS /.
western steers. $4.s0m5.9J: stockers and feed
ers. A-0OT565; cows and heifers. S255d5 10:
calves. 81 75G6.JO.
hogs-Receipts estimated at $1,000; market
slow, generally 1Jc lower: light. x5S50G.2o:
mixed. S5-s0Q6.20: heavy, S5.05d6l5; rough
$5.5JMJ.S0 good TO choice heavy S5S066. ~;
PIGS. S5-S016.l5; bulk Of Sales S50Jd6.1O.
Sheep Receipts estimated at p. OO0 market
steady; native. $3.OOd475: estern. S325d4.S5
yearlings. S4.30et5.20: lambs native 81 son
625; western. S4.7508.25.
KANSAS CITY. April 4.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000 including 500 sOutherns market steady
TO i0c lower Native steers. So 25el @. %: south
ern steers. 81 .50M5. southern cows and heif
ers. S3.25N4 20; native cows and heifers. 50 90
g6.00; stockers, S4.5005.T5; calves. 81. J09
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-25
Present Damp Weather
Hard ON Little Chicks

srs HE last two weeks OF rainy.
cold, damp weather that
IL we have had over the
southern states has been
trying ordeal on little chicks
those with hens and those being
raised by artificial means. 1t has
made a stronger impression on
me than ever that one must have
a suitable place ana good, dry,
comfortable quarters for their
young ones, so as to be prepared
for just such occasions as we
have had the past two weeks.
The weather has caused the loss
of thousands and thousands OF
little chicks during the past ten
days. There are two reasons for
this. One is their having to be
so closely confined and becoming
oyerheated in many instances,
and for lack of exercise to keep
up their strength in other cases.
Besides, the damp atmosphere
has been very trying on their lit
tie systems during the critical
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-25
WILL ASK RETURN
OF COTTON TAXES

Z JACKSON. Miss. April Ex-Governor
Noel. it is reported. will urge the Mis-
sissippi legislature at its next session to
adopt a concurrent resolution requesting
the United States government to refund
SIS, 100000 to seven southern states from
whom it was collected as cotton tax from
1862 to 1887
same time. has been refunded. and the
United States supreme court was equally
divided as to the legality of the cotton
tax.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-25

CHICAGO. April 24.-Cash,
Wheat-No. red 81 4 G92c; No. 3 red, 50
a9Ie: No. hard I1bd93Iac; No. 1 north
ern. 81 .02Q1 Oh; No. northern, 81 GOAL .03 ;
No. spring. 94199c; velvet chaff. sSG9Sc;
durTim S2dSqc.
torn-No. =. 521kG53c: No. white, 511s@
J3c; No. yellow. 53L n53i5c.
Oats-No. . &c; No. white. 1914 d34c;
standard. 3SM33lbc
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. louis April 24.-Cash: Wheat firm.
track No. red S9693c; No. hard 90d99c.
white 511s a 52Lc.
Oats lower; track No. =. 3oH @32Ac; No. ?
white 34L.c.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
KANSAS CITY. April 24.-Cash: Wheat
steady: %. hard, IS s d96c; No . red
90M91c
Corn steady to &c higher; NJ. mixed. 490
sake; No. white. Ace.
Oats unchanged; No. white, 34d55e; No. =
ufxeF 32EfSsc
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SPOT COTTON

SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. steady. IL i5-i6c.
New orleans. steady, 15c.
New YORK steady. Is l5-lO0c.
Liverpool firm. 23-l00d.
Galveston. quiet. i5c.
" ilmmgiun. mammal. l4%c.
Norfolk steada. i5c.
savannah. nominal, 15c.
Baltimore steady. 1Je.
Philadelphia. nominal. Is 40-iO0c.
Boston steady. Is 15-100c.
Mobile nominal II 11-16c.
Charleston. nominal 12ac
ST Louis. quiet. i5c.
Houston. steady, l5c
Memphis. nominal. iJc.
Augusta. steady. Is lice
Huntsville. quiet. l5c-
Macon. steady. 14&c.
COLUMBIA steady. 14isc.
Charlotte steady. 1sAc.
Little Rock. steady, 14$c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following we're the ruling prices on the
Tone steady: sales 1900; middling. 2s-lOoL
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~ oRIRANs coTToN

NEW ORLEANS. April aA-Cotton futures
crene'i steady az an advance OF % points
on the odd crop montis and advance Of 3
- points en- the new Gables were favora-
bic and fhe weather map showed considerable
rain IN Texas and the Mississippi valley More
rain wss regarled very unfavorahle fea-
ture. and after the call buying for both ac-
gsozfntz rs general. At the end Of the first
hour ~ trading the cid crop months were Il
G. A. points over Saturdays close. and the
nrw crUps were . 70 points over.
Ihe market Was steady throughout the
morning session. with buying free Tor both ac-
Counts Offerings caeIa principally from satis-
ffed lunES- The weather forecast predicted un
settled weather the larger part 81 the
cotton country and this helped the new crop
months. although they at time as
srrpnE the Old crops The latter were
tnined chiefly BY private cables from Liver
pool telling q q continued large business in
cloths and yarns. At the highest the old crops
we're II 70 IS points up and the new crops
were O. points Hn- Late in the morning
prices eased off souewhst under the profit tax
ing and az non the old crops were 10 10 lS
points over Saturdays close while the new
crops were 8 ever
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
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CAR FIRES CARTRIDGE
AND MAN is WOUNDED

car bowling along Seneca street this
morning exploded a cartridge the bullet
from which seriously wounded Arthur
B. Dorer, who was standing on the side
walk nearly a block away. A policeman
who heard the shot came running up and
found the shell of a 80 caliber cartridge
wedged in the street car tracks, appar-
emily placed there by mischievous boys.
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sEw YoRK coFFEE 49,
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

n you suffer from bleeding. itching. blind
o. protrudlng Piles. scnd me your address. aud
win tell you how to cure yourself at home
by the new absorption treatment; and win also
send some Of this home treatment free for
trial. with references from your own locality
n requested. Immedlafe relief and permanen
cure assured Send no money. but tell others
Of this offer. Write today to Mrs n. Sum
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-25

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. April 2O.-At a
joint session of the Florida legislature
Wednesday Nathan p. Bryan was for
mally declared elected United States
senator from the state of Florida. Sen
ator Bryan made a half hour speech to
the general assembly.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-25

HAYWARD & CLARk'S COTION LETTER
NEW ORLEANS April acknowledgements
over sunday were in favor fthe market
First the favorable turn In Mexican AFFAIRS
then the change In the weather and the buiiish
dry goods review. This latter shows that an
obstinate belief on the part of jobbers in
break IN cotton il alone responsible for the de-
preston in the trade. Why this belief should
he 50 stubbornly adhered 10 Is dtncuH TO
understand. We sec this season that crop
100 900 bales larger than last season has
not lowered the price; that II is being used
up fast with prospects that reserves OF every
kind at the end Of this season Will be much
smaller than they were at the beginning.
After two seasons Of underproduction il is
quite positive that. crop Of 100000 bales
In excess Of the present one would have no
effect on prices for long time, II at all
excess Of 100000 bales. could realize the
current price expectations Of the bear in goods
The latest dry goods review goes on 70 say
tha- exports are large and steady. The actual
movement and consumption OF cotton goods
merchandise is believed to be in excess OF
preent production.
Mills have disposed OF stock largely and
are more cautious in contracting ahead. Rain
was rather general and locally heavy since sat
urday In east Texas and Arkansas, but there
precipitation OF consequence elsewhere
There was change TO decidedly cooler weather
with temperatures around - In the upper half
q Texas. 46 degrees in Arkansas and northern
Georgia, and frosty temperatures in North Car
oiins. Indications for fair IN the north
eastern quarter. more rain In the lower central
and western states; continued lower tempera-
in northeat Texas wire that rain and cold
weather are delaying the start.
Liverpool continues firm and advancing. fu-
ture being points up on old and points
higher on crops; spots points higher;
sale. l.. 900 bale. AS developments over sunday
were not in favor OF the usual weakness at
the beginning OF the week. scalper shorts set
out 20 cover at the opening and price ad-
vanced briSkly TO 10 20 for July and 12.oS for
October. Leading bull interests fed the demand
and tried to keep the advance in check. but
the demand was too brisk and the gain was
well maintained.
Memphis spots firm and about X higher
70 buy here.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH, Ca. April 24--spirits firm "a.
Resin firm. Waterwhite, window glass. n.
s.. IS: NJ X. l. S7.s2is; II. $50: G. S7.771k;
+. S7.75; Z. ST.61ia: ID. S7.5Tla: Z. S7.45.
Receipts: Spirits $50. rosin LOGS.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following ssre the ruling prices on the
exchange today;
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they are young, they should have
bran. corn meal and meat scrap. with
some sand or grit in it. just what
they will eat clean, every three or
four hours.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-20
Telegranly krajowe.
Clark noninowany.

Washington, 20 stycznia. -
Czlonek kongresu Missouri,
Champ Clark, otrzymal jedno-
glosna nominacye ma mowce
przysziej izby poslow, w ktorej
demokraci beda mieli kontrole,
= ma kaukusie demokratycznych
czionkow izby, ktory sic odby} W
sail posiedzen posiow w ,kapito-
In. Obecnych bylo 210 demokra-
tow. PrzewodniczyI Hay Vir-
ginii, sekretarzem byl Ashbrook
Ohio, poseI Lloyd Missou-
ri wystapii z NOVA nominacyj.
ma. Pose{ Wilson Pennsylvania
w przemowieniu SVEN powie-
dial, re z przyjemnoscia oddal-
by CLOS Campowi, gdyby ten O.
trzyma} nominacye ma prezyden-
ia Stanow Zjedn., wtedy Cam
powi zrobiono owacye.
Liczne komentarze wywolaia
okolicznosc ze ma kaukusie ME
byio demokratycznego posla All
kina re Stanu New York, a posel
Harrison tegoz Stanu powie-
dial, il podobno Akin oswald
cyl, ze ma kaukusie ME bedzie, a
przy glosowaniach bedzie trzy
mai republikanami.
Przyjeto tez rezolucye Foste-
ra, ma mocy kt6rej komitet drog
i Srodkow bedzie mial prawo mia
nowania staIych komitetow. Po-
zbawia to mowcy waznej wladzy,
a wielu posl6w sprzeciwiaio sic
tel rezolucyi, ale znaczna WIG
kszoscia ia .przyjeto. Przyjeto
take wniosek Harrisona re Sta
nu New York, azeby Aikina wy
kreSlic listy czionkow demo-
kratycznych. ~