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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
FARM HELP

Where there is 100 tons of ma
nure made yearly on farm a
manure spreader will almost pay
for itself the first year.
The lantern that sputters should
be thrown away. No one can af-'
ford to fool around with a lantern
that has Ats.
A lighted lantern placed under
the blankets when taking a drive
will keep the feet warm. Try it
when you have to take a long,
cold drive and see how comforts
able 1t feels.
An ordinary screen door can
easily and cheaply be made into
a storm door and will keep out a
lot of cold and wind. l took fve
thin strips of wood and some
strips of wall paper the length of
the door and fastened them on the
inside of the screen. 1t works fine,
and is much nghter than a heavy
door. 1t has been. so successful
that most of my neighbors have
taken up the idea.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
WARFARE is BEGUN
ON THE FLYING FOXES

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1S.-If the war
fare on flying foxes, started here yes
terday by federal authorities, is sue
cessful, il is probable the only two
speciese of this animal in the United
States which are owned here will be
killed
One of the foxes was owned by a
salesman, against whom no federal
action other than to seize this animal
has been taken.
The other fox belonged to Joseph
Edwards, who was arrested, charged
with importing the animal into the
United States and exhibiting it.
He pleaded not guilty to the irst
charge and guilty to the second. He
was released on cash bond. Edwards
is also, charged with having in his DOS
session a mongoose, an animal barred
from this country.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
COLLEGE ON WHEELS
STARTS THIRD WEEK
WITH WESTERN TRIP
toonsinuea from Pags one.l

its doors closed with apologies. In the
faces of a few belated visitors.
p. A. Stoval1, the editor introduced Dt-
rector Hite at the beginning of the lee
ture program. Joseph r. Gray. railroad
commissioners and secretary of the Sayan-
nah Chamber of Commerce, introduced
Commissioner Hudson. Every speech re-
Elected the inspiration given by the
crowds interest DIR. Nighbert spoke on
live stock. Professor Landess spoke on
poultry. Even at the last. with the night
half gone, the audience twas reluctant to
leave.
e. Lee Worsham, state. entomologist.
rejoined the party at savannah and viii
be with it more constantly from now on.
John r. Fam professor of agronomy at
the State Agricultural college, also came
aboa drhere Sunday. to take up ms. Work
with the train. John T. mcdaniel Sec
rotary and treasurer of the State Farm
ers' union, is sticking at his post with
the party despite an indisposltfou which
has been doing it's best for the past sew
eraI days to incapacitate him. MT. Nc
Daniel is one of the comparative few who
have been with the train constantly since
it left Athens two weeks ago,
EDUCATORS WORK HARD
AS a matter of fact the wear OF their
work during last week IN south Georgia
told considerably on the partY's mem
bers. The weather. summerlike In Febru-
airy. apparently upset their physical cal
endars, for though none got sick all were
more than glad to see Sayannah's lights
ahead Saturday evening The week had
been big, in mileage and crowds The
''joy ride through Georgia. as the mem~
bers themselves dubbed It ironically, is
far from being the vacation tour that
many imagine From the standpoint Of
a man who sees It in his home town, the
train is not a very heavy proposition.
From the standpoint of a man who sees
the train in four or I'VE towns q day, six
days week, Its proportions are Just The
contrary.
Pickpockets and fakirs have imposed
upon the people of south Georgia at sew
eral of the towns visited during last
week, making the coming of the train
their opportunity for operating among
the crowds of farmers. The party has
sought to put mayors and police authori-
ties on notice concerning this matter,
which Affects their own citizens.
The party has also requested their pros
pectiye hosts at the night stops yet to be
made, to prepare fas few evening pro-
grams forsthem az possible, though they
welcome every opportunity to meet the
farmers. The members Of the party feel
shat they must uconserve their energies ii
Fthey are to successfully Withstand the
long strain to be put upon them before
the train stops at Athens March 2
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
Changers Are Urged
To Attend Hearinq

CONCORD y H. Feb. 1S.-Notices
calling attention 10 hearing wnich
IS 10 he granted the farmers OF the
country on the Canadian reciprocity bill
BY the senate committee on finance and
urging the graRgers TO be presented at
the hearing. are being sent broadcast
throughout the United States by form
er Governor Napum ]. Bachelor, mas
ter OF the National Grange Patrons OF
Husbandry. The notice reads.
The United States senate committee
on finance will give hearing TO farm
ers on the Canadian reciprocity bill on
the morning OF February 81. This is
the most important matter affecting
farmers interests that has come up IN
congress for a generation The Nation
al Grange urges the farmers OF the
country wherever possible to send rep
resentatives 70 attend this hearing anu
voice the unanimous sentiment OF the
farmers against the injustice OF the
reciprocity scheme
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
Amendment Filed
To Reciprocity Bill

WASHING 1ON, FeDa Ex-senator
Jones. OF washington. today presented
an amendment TO the Canadian reeiproc-
ity bin in the form OF a substitute. The
substitute would provide for the leYying
OF such tariffs as are demanded BY the
necessary expenditures Of the govern
ment. While introduced by request,
Mr.. Jones indicated that he would IA
xor the proposition FOR the reason that
II adopted il would take the tariff out OF
politics
Under the plan suggested the secre-
tary- OF the treasury AZ the close OF the
present fiscal year shah make an esti-
mate OF the amount OF revenue that
should be received from customs duties
for the following fiscal year in order to
meet the expenditures for that year and
any deficiency OF the previous year
The secretary is also directed 10 es-
Innate the probable value OF imports OF
articles on tsae dutiable list and deter
mine what per cent OF the amounted
revenues 10 be raised bears to the estfna-
te,- value OF the dutiable imports. 4 IS
further provided that there shall be col
lected for such year customs duties on
all dutiable imports equal 10 such per-
centage-of the value Of the same 1880 2
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
DAUGHTER OF REVOLUTION
DIES AT AGE OF SO YEARS

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-Mrs. Caroline NJ
Hypes, 9S years of age, who was one of
two surviving real daughters of the
American Revolution. died last night at
Greencastle, Ind. She was the mother of
DR.. b. NJ Hypes, of this city Mrs Hypes
was born in Baltimore, Md.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
/. MARKET REPORTS


NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-The cotton market
opened steady at decline OF 5WS points and
during the first Few minutes sold 10 TO II
points net lower under l.uidation BY recent
buyers Tor 4 reaction and a renewal Of bear
pressure inspired by disappointing cables and
reports OF gOed rains in the southwest. At
first there seemed to be very little support
but there was some demand from trade inter
ests on a scale down and just under IA cents
for May there was enough buying 70 cause a
rally Of OF points from the lowest. Rull
ish southern spot advices and reports that south
err spot buyers we're In New York looking over
the local stock With view 20 taking up cotton
on March contracts undoubtedly helped the
partial recovery but the market was unsettled
and the rally was barely maintained.
Buying became little more active during
the early afternoon and prices sold up TO prac-
ticaIIy the closiur figures Of last week on
covering and some fresh buying for long ae-
count which appeared to be inspired by buliish
southern tax Of increased spot demand
mo fresh feature developed during the late
forenoon and the market at midday was about
9 to II points net lower
NEW YORK COTTON
The following we're the ruling prices on the
exchange todsy:
Tone, steady: middling. I41O1Ooc, quiet
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CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO1 Feb 20--Cash grain:
Wheat-No.f 2 red 901s @91Ac; No. hard,
904 @91%e No. l northern, 96cgS1 Oh; No.
2 northern. 96@e9c; Nc. . spring, 90@96c; vel
vet chaff s2d94c durum. S2m90c-
Corn-No. ., 47a4714e; No. ? yellow, 4I44g
4Sc: No. white. 47@4T1zc. +.
Oats-No. . 3O1bc; No. white, Biz @32c;
standard 31A G31%e.
ST LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST LOUIS, Feb. 20.-Cash:
Wheat steady; track No. ? red 91@93hc;
No. nard 90d9Sc.
45c.
Oats higher; track No. 2, So5ac; No white
32hc.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY Feb. 20.-Cash;
Wheat unchanged to nc lower No. hard
S6693c; No. red, 92M93c
Corn unchanged 20 1ae higher; No. mixed
42Ik@43c; No. white. 43l9 944c
Oats unchanged; No. white, 015Qhe; NO.
. mixed 29M@3019e.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21

HAYWARD q cLARKs COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.-Splendid rains
c0vered east Texas Saturday ana Sunday and
good rains fell over night throughout the cen
tfal and eastern states. Unfortunately for
other vegetation these rains wIll be followed
By a very severe cold wave. and freezing ten
praturs are liable TO occur IN the next IS
hours to almost the gulf and Atlantic coast
districts. causing heavy loss, owing 20 The pre-
vious premature plant development.
Liverpool was disappointing this morning with
fufures as much as points lower than due;
spots 3 points off: sales, 1900 bales. cable
said: 1T seems 10 ms that the big American
bull operators selling here This SELL
ing as mentioned before, may be An connection
with bull operations TO move the New York.
II rendered on March notice day.
Liverpool letters are more hopeful, saying
that many spinners welcomed the decline 70
provide further into summer end that the con-
tinent. which has been waiting Tor months
for just such break. appears large
buyer. fF1
Our market weakened about 10 points around
and prices rallied on news that McFadden was
a staueh buyer Of spots and contracts. rThe
market held very steady around IA 90 TOR
May. Vague rumors about further moves in
Washington to put the Scott bill through dur
ing this session are stsll the principal unset
Ting Influences.
II this factor were removed the bullish fea-
lures which are now causing steadiness would
undoubtedly result In bringing about better
markets.
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AbbeviIIe Farmers Will
Welcome COIIeue Train

ABBEVILLE, Ca Feb. 20 Abbeville
IS going to give the agricultural train
warm welcome when it gets to town,
Tuesday at noon II will be met at the
depot by the mayor and brass band.
Mayor W. r. Googe will Introduce Col.
E. IA Williams, who viii welcome them,
TO AbbeviIle and Wilcox county
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
WANTED HELP-alALE

GOVERNMENT wants help. Write immediate
for list of coming examinations in your vicin-
fly. Franklin Institute. Dept. G--S9. Rochester,
\. y.
/ WILL START YOU earning "a daily at home
in spare time silvering mirrors; no capital;
free instructive booklet giving plans OF opera
tion. G. F.. Redmond Dept. $50. Boston, Mass
WE PAY $50 a week and expenses to men
with rigs to Introduce poultry compound.
Years contract. Imperial Mfg. Co.. Dept. &C.
Parsons. Kas.
WANTED-Railway NAH clerks, postoffice
clerks and rural carriers. Thousands needed.
High salaries. Prepare now. Write today for
Bree Lesson and Guarantee Ozutent. Dept. 30.
81. Louis
YOUNG me- for railroad firemen. brakemen.
baggagemen; ST5-100 to start; early promo
ton: experience unnecessary; state age, weight
and height. Address Railway Bureau. $50 Pan
anna Bldg. ST. Louis. No.
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TOBACCO HABIT.

TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR NO COST. Har.a
less home treatment of roots and herbs. Sure.
pleasant, permanent. Send your name now.
Nike Works, 3, Wichita. Kansas.
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SUMMER SESSION
PROBABLE TO PASS
RECIPROCITY BILL
CONTINUED Prom Page one

given to the senate on Thursday there
= grave doubt as TO whether considers
ton 1br il could be brought about.
There IS 10 enthusiastic advocate for
the Mccall bin on the Republican, side
or the chamber. Some Democrat may
come forward as its champion, but his
efforts probably would prove ineffective.
as his motives would be sure to be at
tackled on the ground that he was seek
ing 20 emharrass the Republicans
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW ORLEANS Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 20.-COtton futures
opened steady At decline OF 10 points on
rains ia the western half OF the cotton belt
over Sunday. Telegrams from many points in
Texas told Of heavy rainfall, IN some points
amounting to as much as inches. The favor
able effect Of this on the soil was intensified
by the freezing weather that followed. which
Gro pexperts claimed would result in conserving
the moisture IN the ground. Many traders came
10 the conclusion that the drouth in the western
belt had been broken, permanently and selling
after the call heavy. At the end OF the
first half hour OF trading prices were ii TO
IS points under Saturdays close.
The market acted 0versod and toward the
middle Of the morning there was little cotton
for sale around the ring. Shorts were eager
for profits. and they supported the market
IN the entire absence Of any buying for long
account. Prices gradually recovered. the old
crops showing more strength than the new.
Many telegrams from spot points in the In
terror told Of a good inquiry for actual cotton,
but reported In most cases that sample tables
were covered up and nothing was for sale. This
induced the disposition OF shorts, to buy. AT
noon The old crops were ] down. 70 a point up
compared with SATURDAYS close while the new
crops were at a net decline Of points.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21

ATLANTA live STOCK

CBv W. II. white, Jr, Of white Provision Coz
Quotations based ON actual purchases for the
Good to prime steers. 1000 TO 100 pounds,
Medium to good steers. 500 to 1000 pounds.
Good fat beef cows. 500 to 1000 pounds.
Medium to good beef COWS. 200 to 500 pounds,
Good to choice heifers. 600 to 500 pounds
Medium to good beifers, 600 to 700 pounds,
Above represent ruling prices on good quality
beef cattle Inferior grades and dairy types
Mixed common steers. if rat COO to 600
Mixed oonmOa cows. II fat. 600 to 500 pounds.
304c. -
Good butcher bulls. 81 Qs&c.
Prime hogs, 100 to 200 average' $g4o@I.so.
Good to choice pigs. 50 to 100 average.
Common to medium pigs. mixed. 90 to l2O
Heavy and rough hogs. 200 to 500 average.
Above quotations apply to prime corn-fed hogs,
~ fattened on peanuts or fed only part corn
price wolld range from y to 1Ae lower. ow'
Ing to quality.
HORSES AND MULES
Following are current quotauons on horses
and mules: Market easier.
Horses: Heavy draft. good 70 choice. 5000
22o southern horses. good t. extra slsOglsoe;
cTn horses. common, S756100; drivers. choice
Sl559225: Rugs. $25440.
Mules-I4 hands. ss0a14 14h hands. $3.50
GIe0; 10 haEds, $I75Q2l0; 1874 hands. S1756
225; le hands. $2259275; extra heavy $3.50
g25
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 20.--Catt1eE Receipts 1,S00,
Taxa IN
er: native beef steers. $5.O06S.0O; cows and
heifers, SO. 100000; stockers and feeders. 1871
65.T5 Texas and Indian steers. $4.50@65O;
cows and heifers, SS.oo05.0O; calves in carload
lots. $4,000 500. a
Hogs- Receipts $500; market loo to 15c high
al SO; butchers and best hesfsy, $7.25@T.50.
Sheep-Receipts l 500 steady: native NUT
tons, $3.T5d4.35; lambs. s. 50de.25.
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Bennet'S Bills Are
Placed on Calendar

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1N-Talung adj
vantage Of the permission given by the
house rules. Representative Bennet. OF
New York. has had both OF his resoln-
tions directed toward Canadian annex
alton placed upon the calendar of the
house. where they viii be reached in
regular order.
The foreign affairs committee made
adverse reports on both of the Bennett
resolutions. Mr. Bennet being the only
member of~fh& committee tpsTote for the
1neas,Ife Today 10 fled 91iuoTlty reports,
on the Resolutions ami put d upon Gjel
calendar with the adverse reports Of the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
CH1cAeo QUOTATIONS

The followins were the ruling prices on the
exchange today;
open. High. Low. Close. Close.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKEl

CHICAGO. Feb 20;-Butter steady; cream
Eggs firm: receipts 5.273 cases; at mark,
cases included. 12dl4c; firsts. 1se: prime
firsts. i9c.
Cheese steady: daisies. 1915 aI4c; twins, 12K
1l2he; young Americas. 4lsd15c; long horns,
14M da5c
Potatoes steady; choice to fancy. 46G4Sc:
fair 10 good 42645c.
Poultry unsettled; turkeys, dressed 19e: hens.
live i4c: springs. i've lie.
Veal steady: 50 to 90 10. WITS. SIC: 90 20 IS
H. WITS 10iSc: S. to 10 ID. WITS. I1bc
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21

NV OhLEAlb bfO1 CO1IONd
Ne wORLEANs. FEB. 20.-Sp0t cotton quiet
and easy; unchanged. Sales the spot. "a
bales. 10 arrive. SEQ. Low ordinary, IL lice
nominal: ordinary. 15sc nominal; good ord-
nary, IS 5-16c; strict good ordinary, Is II Ice
low middlinG 14c: strict low middIing IA G;
fniddline 14lhc: strict middling. IA I1-16c
good middIinR 147kcs strict good middling,
Is Lice; middling fair. Is 5-16c; middling. fair
to fair. 10 I1-l6c; fair 1e Lice. nominal I;
receipts, 2,22s; stock. 1e7.7ss.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
NAVAL STORES

sAYASNAH. Ga, Feb. 2O.-spirits firm
S72tc. sales none Rosin firm, water white
Sc 10 window glass SS05. n $500. NJ sos,
X 500 j 500. II $40, G S7.25, F $40, E
S7.17ta. D s7.15. 81, 1215, sales none. spirits
receipts ST. rosin AS s--.'.l1ss-...
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WE PaYsa0AM0HTR SALARY

furnish rIu al TO ntrodueo pouiiFy
and stock powders; pianS steady Work. Address
BIcLER COMPANY X4zz; SPRINGFIELD ILLINOIS,
no MORE RUB BoARDs-Make your washing
and securing easy by a simple homemade
compound Recipe for making sent for 25c. A.
s. Barksdae, Warrenton. Ca
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b.
5000 GOVERNMENT positions open. Write for
list Franklin Institute, Dept. G 80, Roches-
ter n Y
MEXICO, United States and Canada government
lands; how secured free. Mexico's new law
offers good land 40 cents TO 81 per acre. easiest
terms; your residence not required colonists
granted financial aid and exemption from
taxes Send 80 cents for 1911 book OF official
Instructions, new laws, and description Of lands.
Landseekers Guide Station 40 Austin. Tex.
Reference Austin National Bank.
UNPUBLISHED TABLE RICE. with all Of the
heart left No breakfast food 50 delic-
ious and nutritious. Nothing better for tired
people and delicate children. 100 pounds in
double sacks, freight prepaid TO your STATION,
$500. ]. Ed Cabaniss, Rice, Farmer. kasy
Harris Co. Texas.
Ees SELL FRUIT TREES
WE want good men all the Southern
States to sell fruit trees the coming year. BY
our plan statesmen make big profits. No trouble
to sell our stock. Terms very liberal. Write to-
day. SMITH BROS. Dept 20 Concord, Ga.
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Hens each 4O~a6Oe; friers. according TO sizes
each. 2Od3Oc; geese, full feathered, fat 600
coo each: ducks. puddle. 25% assoc each, ducks,
Pekins 35Gg40c each: ROSTERS. each 3OQ35c;
turkeys. per pound, ls920c. ra
DRESSED POULTRY, AND GAME sUNDRIEs
.ltail, each, 21h@25c; dressed, rabbits, eacl
iah l5c: squirrels l0@ II 5zc; opossums, per
pound, dressed, 1924 915c; poultry, drawn bead
and feet on per pound. hens. raise; friers,
aa5h 6i25c; ROSTERS. SAGE: ducks. 1S@20c;
geese. lCd12c: turkeys, owing to fairness, 200
BE; fresh eggs. per dozen. le@l7c; storage,
12h6l5c. ttss fat4 rf
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Butter easy; re-
ceipts. 4.52f. Creamery specials. 2Sc, asked
extras. 25Is a. zee; firsts. 211s d23he; seconds.
2SG 2oc; creamery held specials. 23624c; ex-
fras. 22d225ac; firsts. 20G21c; seconds 1SG
19Ikc: state dairy finest DC: good 20 prime,
21GF24e: common. 10 fair. 17d2Oc: process spe-
eial. 20c. extras. 1910. asked; firsts. 1Sd 19c:
seconds 16ff17c: imitation creamery firgfs, rs
g Ice; factory hid, 1eIzG1 &c; DO. current
make flrsts,t lie asked; do seconds. 1655e,
aSked. rt ~ #-
Cheese steady: receipts, 1.2s5 state whole
mikl specials, 15Ad17c; DO. September quail
lty fancy colored. 15cs do. fancy white, l4lkm
14lhc. do. late fan good TO prime. 13d13hc;
do. winter made best, 101k 115ze, do. winter
Eggs firm; receipts, 14.e86. Fresh gathered
selected extras, 21c; do. firsts. 1sMl9lsc; do.
secnods. 174lSc; do. dirties, No. !. Ice. do.
No. 2 fsc; DO. checks. 14c; refrigerator firsts,
l6c; do. seconds, 15a15i5c;S state. Pennsylva-
MIA ana nearby hennery white. 23Q26c; do.
gathered white. 22d25c: DO. hennery brown. q
a 22c: do. gathered brown and mixed. 19621c;
western gathered white, 21M24c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-21
SPOT COTTON

Apenta. ,noniinaI. 14Se. rg-.4
New York. quiet, IL 10iOoc.
., atitsSssII. . ssss4 ssiI S SsIg9 AMlT25
Galveston. quiet, 14Mc.
Wilmington. nominal, l4%c.
Savannah. nominal, 14%c
Norfolk, steady. 14hc.
Baltimore. steady. 145zc.
Philadelphia, nominal, IA 35-l00c
Boston. steady. "a 10-100e.
4 Mobile nominal. I4c.4nFrs sssg ere -e
PaT Is9js o n9 pi AZ rs, an grlbhua
LATHE Rock. nominal. 14hc
Houston. weak. 14Ac. -
Memphis, nominal. 14%c.
Augusta. steady. IA 5-16c
Louisville. quiet. 14%c.
Macon. steady. 141tc.
Columbia, steady. 14Lc.
Charlotte. steady, 1910.
!, -. LIyERFooL COTTON A.e@
Tue following were the. ruling prices en- the
Tone barely steady sales 1900; mIddling
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1--we ? srocK RY wfRE
ATLANTA MARKETS
LIVE POULTRY

ATLANTA COTTON saaa ~
MIA, Ca. FEDS o20lGCott5hH BY wagon,
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YOU GAN TEACH AND HEAL

MAKE $40 to 500 weekly. Method inexpensive.
effective: develops your mental and magnetic
powers through Monochrome force; new systemS
quick success, Write DR.. DELMER, Grove Hall,
BOSTON MASS.
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SUGAR CoTFEE AND PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. FEB Z0.-kaW sugar firm. mus
ooyad0 Safest. 3.1l; centrifugal 96-test. 1851
molasses S9-test. .. Sc; refined steady.
Petroleum and molasses steady
coffee-SPot quiet; No. Rio. t2di2he; No
4 Santos. l23t NIac
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NV ORLEANS COTTON

me following were. the ruling prices IN th'
exchange today.
Tone stsadg; mlddIing i451e. STEADY.
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MARRIAGE PAPER free. The most reIIabIs
published. Send for one- Eastern Agency. q.
Bridgeport. Conn 7
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MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY Marriage d.
rectory free. Pay when meEEieas <AeH plan-
Box 314. z. J.. Kansss City ~