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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23
MARKET REPORTS

NEW YORK. Juae 2e-The cotton market
$3.50 steady az : decline ~ slii points un-
- leeal bear pressure and southern selling.
~-eoeraeed ~ reports q further scattered show
- ~ TIE southwest and predictions Of 4 very
IaTorahle crop report July B There was a cool
Eel az oovtring around tie initial figures and
Oe.eoer rallied from 1901 20 3.f0 before tn
- e the first hour. However. there appeared
g very little aggressive hgying for ths
ING arcount End while prices ruled steady
1afhng the middle q the morning the tone 81
t@s market was mere o. less unsettled.
tee western belt forecast. calling for gen
s14iV fair weather IN Texas. except showers
- southeast rortions. seemed to inspire lit
ue more active buying hy shorts later 10 the
sutenaon some demand from spot houses
~As notrd with rum-rs that spirners had
eayln< orders IL the market for new crop po-
si.aaos. just little ever the - CENT level:
~ any rate. the market was firmer and
prices AZ midday were fat practically the clos
la4 figures OF last night on new crop posi-
tians. while the older crop was unchanged
y points higher. Spot quiet; middhng up
lanns- 1850. nominal.
Old crop positions sold about 20 opiats
higher early ia the noon hou0 and new cron
months showed 4 Pet gain u 2G3points on
teatteresi covering and trade buying. but there
was - Improvement IN general demand, and the
m4rkef during the early Afternoon Was rirregu-
lar, with prices ruling about points higher 70
2 points lower. Private wires reported showers
To-Day q three o. four points IL Texas-
NEW YORK COTTON
Ihe following vers the ruling prices On tue
Tnas. barely steady; middling. 10 2OlOoc.
euist
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23
ATLANTA LIVE sTOCE

Cattle market strong We'll finished medium
weight In strongest demand Light cattle con-
stronger in the face of an active demand among
butchers. Commission men are expecting a steady
to stronger market on anything that shows
quality.
ing. Prices have been irregular on account
OF the mixed grades received. Good demand
Tor choice lambs.
er. Supply about equal TO the demand.
Quotations baseo on actual purchases for the
current week.
Good to prime steers, 900 to 100 pounds
Medium to good steers, 500 to 1000 pounds.
Good fat beef cows. 600 to 1000 pounds.
Medium to good beef cows. 700 to 500 pounds
Good to choice heifers coo to 500 pounds.
4Ad4%c.
Medium to good heifsrs. 600 to 100 pounds.
3% 44hc
Above represent ruling prices o. Eocd quality
beef cattle. Inferior grades and dairy types
Mixed common steers. IL fat TOO to 300
MIXED som3on cows. If fat 600 TO 500
pounds. skd4c.
Mixed punches. common 20 fair. 800 to TOO
Good butcher hnps. snsxe.
Prime hogs. 100 to 200 average, 8 Q6hc
Coo. Coed butcher hogA 40 to go average
Coed ta choice pigs. 80 60 100 average
Hssy and rough hogs. 20 to 500 averar.
Above quotations apply to prime cOrn-fed
hogs
Choice Tennessee lamb. 5i5d6c.
Medium TO good lambs. 465c.
Good fat sheep. 3d4hc.
HORSES AND MULES.
Following are current quotations on norsee
and mules; market easier.
Horses-Heavy draft. good TO choice. $2oo6
20: southern horses. good TO extra. $1304190
southern horses fair to good. $9o6130; south
ern horses. common. sT58100: drivers. choice,
$3.50 225; Mugs. S25n4O
LIVE STOCK By WIRE
ST. louis, June 22.-Cattle receipts, 1000,
including 1900 Texans; strong; native beef
steers. S5.oO@6.40; cows and heifers, $1,000
6.25i stockers and feeders. $2.T5@AT5; Texas
and Indian steers, 100000; cows and heif-
ers. $3.00d5.0o; calves in carload lots $4.500
$50
Hogs receipts. IL 600; steady; pigs and lights.
S65046.I0; packers. $5.75@600; butchers and
best heavy. s6.5OM6.T0.
Sheep receipts, 5000; steady; native NUT.
tons. S3.00M3.25; lambs. $5.00617.50.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23

should that their chickens are provided with plenty
them several
chickens win suffer much for water during
the IN looked carefully
thaty breeding
with
mouing which time is near at
beginning mout moves
during the spring
comfortable
months They will many
late
and be in good condition 10
and winter
ares to
chickens so they
viii house If they are over
the
will their
setback,
get them on their feed in any suggestions
nndI hink visit breeders
attention be these p Or
mat occaonaly-hence =Lz-
this article ANx)
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23
GOES TO GERMANY
FOR HIS YOUNG BRIDE

CHICAGO, June Paul Schiffel-
mann will carry Cook county marriage
license to Germany with him as proof
that he has not acquired wife in this
country since leaving the fatherland and
his sweetheart some time ago.
He went to the German consul yester-
day and told him he wanted to get mar
ried In Germany and needed a certificate
of bachelorhood. He was informed that
the cheapest certificate he could get was
a marriage certificate, so he bought one.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23
TRIAL OF JEFFERSON
CONTINUED TO JULY 5

COLUMBUS, Ca, June 22.-Argument
for a new trial by James Jefferson. con-
victed of numbering Police Officer March
ant and sentenced to be hanged. was
heard before Judge Gilbert this morning
and continued over until July 5. when
the counsel for the state viii be heard.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23
NEw oRLEANs coTToN

AEW 04AE1Ao NQA4OA
NEW ORLEANS June 22-Cotton futures
opened steady, point up 70 points off.
Ane weather map wsS called favorable. although
htfle tain was shown In Texas on and i'm
mediately sitter the call. leading bulls offend
support and the more sctive months stood 2
points ever yesterdays close. The market
did not have a good tone. however. private re-
ports % showers over Texas and Oklahoma be-
fAg againSt Il. Scattered selling WAS more
thar the demand could ahsorh and az the end
% the first half hoar Of trading prices were
points M % 5 points down. compared with
yesterdays final quota tons
With the market acting as II Il wanted 20
hreak leadirg bulls scattered heavy buying or
deFs around The ring and the new crops we're
mt 70 points over Yesterdays close. As
soon as this buying stopped the market CON-
uenced 20 sag arian- No special support was
Offered 20 the cd crops and they did not
snare in the rise and Al their highest were only
J = ( points over yesterdays close The
weather forecast promised rsin in Oklahoma
~ Texas with the exception Of the southwest
part 81 east TEXAS and this was against short
saies- At noon prices were 70 points up
over yesterdays final quotstious.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
he following we've TIE ruling prices o. ths
frrhangp rndays
Ione easy; middilng. I5e steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23

Mrs. .sE. A." College Park, Ga
After my hens have set about
week, they begin eating their eggs
and eat nearly all of them up.
Please ten me through the columns
OF the paper what the cause of this
is and what the remedy is.
ANSWER.
There is no special reason why the
hens begin eating their eggs after
setting. This is usually caused from
a hen breaking an egg and the con-
tents sticking TO her or in the nest.
She win get a taste of it and will
naturally eat it, This substance will
get on another egg and often in
picking at the yellow after it has
stick to the shell, viii often break
It, It is q habit they can form very
easily.
In case a hen ever breaks an egg
in the nest, the others should be re-
moved and cleaned of. and a fresh
nest made, with one or two china
eggs placed before the hen where
she can see them. They will soon
learn that they cannot break the
china egg and viii not try to break
their own. II you win watch your
chickens closely and use these pre-
cautions. you are not likely to have
the trouble mentioned.
Mrs. Cleo Mahon, Paramount. Ga
am asking some Information in
regard to a chicken disease. My
chickens seem to be in perfect
health, but seem to become para
lived in their legs frst-then they
drop their heads over and fall per-
fectly helpless and die in "a hours or
less time. Have had several hens
to lay eggs after the disease comes
on.
/ do not see any discharge from the
nostrils or mouth, but sometimes
they seem to breathe hard and
rattle about the head or throat can
be heard Some of them have dys-
entery, but I think that is caused
from something l give them. They
keep their eyes closed all the time.
1t is a new disease to me and IA
tai II yoa can tell me what is the
trouble and what to do, we viii GER
tainIy appreciate it. You can pick
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23
Castro Still Unbound

WILLFMSTAD, Curacao, June IL
Upon her arrival here last midnight the
Dutch steamer Prins Frederfk Hendrix
was searched by the police TO determine
whether Cipriano Castro. former presi-
dent of Venezuela. was on board, but he
was not found.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23

&c; firsts. 19e; seconds, lie; packing stock.
Eggs. extras I7lsc; hrsts AYE; seconds.
SUGAR. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM
NEW YORK. June 22.-Raw sugar firm;
Muscovado So-test, 8 49, moiasses, S9-test. 3.20.
Refined sugar. petroleum. coffee and moiasses
steady.
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK. June 22-Butter. firm; re-
tras. &c: firsts. 21a22c; seconds. 1eQ
zoe: thirds. Isc; state dairy finest. 22c; good
process special zoe: extras. 1s@isilc; firsts.
l7HISc; seconds, 10d16Ikc; factory current
make firsts. 1Tise; seconds, lie.
Cheese firm; receipts 1901. New state whole
r.sIE snecial- fITLc; do. small colored average
%. small white average fancy, 1Ae; large white
average fancy, i0A Gle: lower grades color
ssissss best 81 i2Giane: new skins So GSlse; old
state milk fancy colored. lSQ1S15e; DO. white,
f2113c: do lower grades colored. 9g11e;
%. lower grade white, sq lie. -,
Eggs steady; receipts. 1901. Fresh gathered
extras 1snc0c; extra firsts. 1661Tkc; firsts,
f4HdI5c: seconds. 13h0i4c; third. 124lSe;
fresh sathered dirtles. No. l; i2e; No; <
gathered checks. good TO prime. SQec; state
Pennsylvania and nearby hsnnsry white. 22@
brown. aoa21c: DO. gathered brown and mixed
1eGl9c; western gathered whites 1742oc.
CARPENTER. BAeeoT co.'s COTTON LET
TER
NEW YORK. June 22.-Mr. Panckow. who
have known for years past and who has been
usually hearish. Just returned 70 America after
six months trip, and the following are his
He reports interest in the New York mar
ket rapidly growing especially IN continental
spot circles. owing 20 the relative cheapness
% cotton in New York Estimates during
present season. 100000 bales American cot
ton has been consumed in excess Of same time
last season and that the worlds consumption
Of 90. 900 bafes a week. The English and
Continental mills have been booking orders 20
their fun capacity far ahead a. the end OF
November. which would insure this high rate
Of consumption all through the summer and
fall n the cotton available. This would
mean for the remaining ten weeks Of this sea-
son 4 c0nsumptive demand of s. 100000 bales,
while az the best 100000 are available. n
some sections give an early crop. the defi-
cheney Of .200.00 may be reduced BY maximum
90 O00 or 400. 600 fresh arrivals. which viii be
50 badly needed by spiners that none viii be
available for rendering purposes. Mr.. Panckow
therefore Is Of the opinion that July. August.
September and october deliveries IN New York
seF1ce % any manipulation. or outsiders aetfv-
ftyt He finds July and August 10 New York
cheaper than in any other market. Good mid
ding cotton CIF. Bremen Is now selling at
August LIVERPOOL. based on the Liverpool close
June aist. At s.53i5. which equals 1852 cents
rer pound Mr.. Panckow thinks the local stock
viii be shipped out in few weeks and nothing
shorts because the little cotton stlil held In
The south VIII head for Europe and not for New
York unless the latter rises very materially.
axt year Iulv ruled about 800 points over
January. while Al present July shows a pre-
MUM Of barely 1o0 points over January.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23
Oats Brine Bio Price

DUBLIN. Ga, June 22.-aIr. b. F. Cochran,
one OF Laurens county's most successful farm
ers. who resides five miles from Dublin, has
harvested five acres of oats making net prof
Il OF $50 per acre.
Franch Cochran, the son OF Mr.. Cochran.
was awarded the prize offered last year by
the citizens OF Dublin for the largest num-
Der OF bushels OF corn raised 10 the acre, gath
ering from one acre 90 bushels.
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Boston Preacher Bankrupt

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II. Luce. pastor OF Dorchester Congre--
gational church. has filed petition IN
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mits owing $20.45s and claims assets of
sS50.59. all in unliquidated claims.
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How Weather Conditions
Affect Chickens

TN URING the last few weeks,
II over the central part or
III N Georgia, the weather has
been very hot and dry.
Old chickens that nave not been
provided with plenty of shade
have suffered very much from the
excessive heat. The young chick
ems, of course, have suffered like
wise, but it has NOT hurt them as
much as il has the old chickens.
A great many people think that
a chicken can stanu neat, but my
experience has been that they can
stand more cold weather and do
we'll than they can during very
hot weather Old chickens can
not stand hot weather anything
like as we'll as the young ones.
The little chicken, especially
when it is first Matched, requires
a heat that a person could scarce
" live in for it to do its best and
get started off right. During the
hot dry weather we will have for
the next two months to come,
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MEDICAL
CANCER CURED

w. INGHAM. Cancer Specialist Of RANGER
Ca, has cured more than 1000 eases Of ian
Ger during the past 20 years without cutting
or loss Of blood. and wants no money until fan-
Ger is removed. Come and see him. or Write
for circular Addres W. Ingham. Ranger, Gu
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GodF'
thar special lessons
@ S s the Vine be o s rsS from us s to %
wGS sH try % take @ sro% the sw @
Rabyonian captivity mmaeriai its Interpretation
most interesting thing psalm literary
oe meditation In the Hebrew the first work Of the hrs uatsaa
c. and through the
y readers sssss'l mind ''''"s
Fret not thyself o
N ths h sf 6on seyU 0t do sssns s s Of %
And wither as the green herb
shalt ,s thou i.ss land and feel securely
And He shall give thee the desire of thine heart
Commit thy way unto Jehovah
TlsRssssHsss forth as the light
And wait patiently for Him
Fret sst asS s ct sss
Sc, from ssst ana , tsss s s .vs.ss
For Ba o ss w ss upo1 they shall the earth
little while, the wicked shah not be- : ,.u
And shall delight themselves in peace
%is.sa sss ss@lSie wiz 5'S
lie his day coming
Ss' ss ' S' PsSs 'ss s
Their ~ ;S.r ss1 ss ssa..D heart
Better Is little that the righteous hath
Than the abundance of wicked
For the of the wicked shall be broken
Jehovah uphodeth the righteous
Jehovah knoweth the days OF the upright;
And their inheritance shall be forever
And the day Of famine they shall be SATISFIED
perish, v. fl II y
the fat of lambs,
They shall
r IS "A s
The wicked bo1oweth and payeth not
and
For such as he blessed bv Him shall inherit the land
- - = $500 : -
The stems of a good man are ordered by Jehovah:
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successfully recurring letters
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CONSTRUCTIVE OF INTEGRITY.
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committing resting Him. waiting
tien for 5
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Is on
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The changes What the wicked are attempting to Destroy God
leaveth
these the
truly eontrasted with
the final ruin of the wicked
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which rather the desire
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-04-21
Married at Tahoka

Lester Stimson and Miss Ruth
Ray were married at Tahoka,
Texas, Saturday, April 10.
The groom is one of Snyder S
prominent young business men At
present with the Stimson Drug
Company. The bride is spoken
of as young woman of rare ac-
compilshments Of mind and heart.
She is the daughter of Mrs. w.
X. Ray, one Of the prominent fam
lilies Of Tahoka.
The young couple reached Sny-
der Sunday evening and received
the congratulations from their
numerous friends.
Miss Myrtle Stimson, Mis-
Sadie Brown, Charlie Stimson, a
Z. Lesley and Mute Hargroye at
tended the wedding from Sny-
der
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-04-21
Federals Repulsed

BY Associated Press.
Douglass, Arizona, April H.
Fighting opened in deadly earn
est at six thirty this morning
Half of the bullets from the
firing line fell far across the Dor
der Oh the American side. With
in the town Of Douglas bullets
plowed through buildings and
tore up ground in the southern
end of the city.
The federals began by Smelling
Aqua Prieta. The insurrectos
advanced in three directions ~
ing low in the trenches, the reb-
el calvary interceded the FEEDER
al movement to gain position
where the Federals could attack
from direction Of border. Gen
eral Engarmen then opened fire.
The American cavalry took sta
ton on boundary, though under
direct fire.
Hundreds Of spectators looked
on.
At ninethirty it appeared that
the rebels had repulsed the at
tack.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-04-21
A Freak of Nature

Uncle Ben Davis, in omoany
with Mr.. Lindsey, was exhibit
ing ON the streets of Snyder Fri
A .four-legged chicken. 1t was
quite an interesting specimen.
The chicken was still alive when
seen by the Signal reporter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-04-21
,pMY OFFICER MURDER
ED BY CRAZED MAN
LENT. Walter H. Rady, Second
United States Cavalry Kill
ed at Mindora


By Associated Press.
Houston, April l7.-Lieutenant
Walter II. Rady, Second United
United States Cavalry, was muir
5ered in Mindora today by a re-
ligious zealot named Romentado,
who said he thirsted for the blood
Of Christian.
The man was pronounced M
sane.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-04-21
CARNIVAL OPENS AT
SAN ANTONIO
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
San Antonio, April 17.-(Spec-
ial TO the Signal)-The Spring
Carnival was ushered in this
morning with a DRILLING rain.
There are over four hundred
delegates here to attend the six
teenth annual meeting of the
Sons of Herman Of Texas.
1t is expected that the meeting
will take some important action
ON the prohibition question.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-04-21
NEGRO SUSPECT RELEAs-
ED IN ARNOLD CASE
Police Bahled in Search for
Murderer of Mrs. A.
G. Arnold
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Houston, Texas, April H.
Especial to teh Signal Negroes
suspected of the murder Of Mrs.
A. c. Arnold and held under ar
rest by the police, have been re-
leased.
The police admit they are com
pIetely baffled.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-04-21
Big Cow Deal
ociated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Fl Paso, April 17.-For $780,
600 w. f. Crowder and G. F.
Crowder, Jr., and j. II. Yates
purchased 5000 cows and 500
bulls from the Nelson-Morrls
ranch near Midland.
Dr. Morrow left today for Flu
wanna on business.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-04-21

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