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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23

packer. and sO-oared grain traders. leading IN
this respect
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK. May 22.--Butter. steady; re-
CENTS. 5.s26 Creamery specials. &c; ex-
trss. 21e; fiFsts; goa 2olae; seeopds. ls9
st 21e: good to prime. 1912ocs common
10 fair. I5a1sc; process special. lie; ex-
Es. lSs 5sIs s SS Quoted factory
current make. firsts, l6l1c; seconds, 15lac.
Cheese steady; receipts, 1.Tos. state whole
milk new special. 0n91o&e; do fancy coll
LARGE white fancy. 10G10Ac; do. lower
grades colored. 1Oe; do. white. 9k09&c;
state daisies best ne STATE tate, ~nole 80 m isc Sd
colored. lower grades, 11@12&c; do white.
12flac; do. colored lower grades, 11412Ac;
s al white sa f Ssst faSfsc; cd SKINS
'' Eggs irregular; receipts. 2l.7Io. Fresh
gathered selected extras NC, 90 re achsd
firsts TO extra firsts, 17g1Sc; regular packed
seconds. 15kG15ae; fresh gathered dirties
No /. 14d14ne; No. 2, 1SQ1S1sc; fresh
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, May 22.-Butter steady; cream
er1es. 1e02Ie. dairies, 1391sc.
eases sss' included. I2sGisc: flrsts l4ssOi prime
'I cSssse steady; daisies. lae1a.e. twins nv
G11xe; young Americas, n@12Ac; long horns
I2G12Lc.
Potatoes weak choice to fancy, old. 4o042o;
fair to good. ola se6ssc; new $4,000
Poultry easy; turkeys, I've. 12ci fowls, IVA
191kc: springs, dressed. 2202oc,
veal steady; 80 to 90 ID. WITS. TGT3Aci 90 20
S. ID. WITS. sdec; s. to no 10. WITS. e01Oc-
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY. May 22.-Butter; Creamery
2Oc. firsts, lie; seconds. lbc; packing stock,
iSnc.
Errs-Extras, tic; firsts. 15c; seconds. 1oc.
SUGAR. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM
NEW YORK. May 22.-Raw sugar dull;
Muscovado So test, IS. SO; centrifugal, 90 test
Sc; molasses. SO test. SILL; refined steady
Petroleum steady.
Coffee. spot quiet
Aolasses steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23

NEW YORK. May x1-Tne eotton market
opened steady at decline Of 3 points % an
Aatanee Of points. somewhat disappointing
cables being offset b. drouth. complaints rom
ne Carollnas. north Teas. parts OF Arkan-
sas and 0klahona- Old crop bulls gave the
near months rather aggressive support; August
llqui4ation. which vas q depressing feature to-
ward me ciese o. last week, was not - much
In evidence. ana during the early trading old
crop months sold up 70 net advance & lS4
~ potnrx. while the new crop sold about
points net higher. After a few SPOT orders
had been uncovered on the short side the mar
Ret becMme rather unsettled under realzing
On locai selling with prices easing of few
points from the best
Orders did not become heavy on the reaction
81 OF points from the early level and the
market firmed ID again after IL o'clock. via
active months selling about 20 IS points net
higher on continued old crop bull support. Gov
erinx hy the new crop shorts and some com
misiscu house buying based on the unfAvoraole
crop reports from the Carolinas Prices az
midday were only TO points of from tne
Covering hy wan street shorts sent August
cotton Nd 70 IS ~. or n points net higher
during the early afternoon, bot generai business
vas quiet and other positions ruled only 70
- points above the closing figures OF SATURDAY.
xxw YORK COTTON
Tne fOIl0wing were ths ruling prizes On TIA
Tone. steady; nsddiinE. Is lo-soos quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23
ATLANTA MARKETS

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA. Ca. May 22.-cOttOn By wagon
SOAPS AND WASHING POWDERS
swifts Pride soap l0o-l2. ss.2s; swirrs
Gold Mine, sos, $3.50; swift's Pride Washing
Powder, 10o-10, $50; Swift's Pride Cleanser.
col. $500; swift's Wool soap. 10-le. s4oo.
LIVE POULTRY
Hens each, 45a55c; friers. according TO Size.
zach. 2068Oc; geese, full feathered, fat 50d
sos each; ducks peddlss. sOgs6s each ducks.
turkeys. PEI pound 1s020c-
DRESSED POULTRY
Hens. drawn. head and feed on h.. i7G1sc.
fries. 22h 925c; roosters. SGsc; ducks. 1s420c:
geese. 10012c; turkeys. owing 70 fairness, zoo
1s02Oc: fresh eggs. per dozen. 1o917c; storage
nOns.
Pompano per pound 15c; Spanish mackerel
per pound ioe; trout. drawn. per pound &c;
tine fish, drawn. per pound. 7e: headleas red
snapper. per pound. l0e. muliet per barrel. 40
Sc; mixed fish. per pound to &c.
selects, per gallon. sl-4os standard. per gallon
sl.l0.
CANNED GOODS
oystsrs. 5 ounce. si.e5; salmon tails. pinks
81. 10 KEY. IS. 90; oil key S. So; <. Oh mus
tard, 50 %; tomatoes. standard Virginia pack
"a 80; 81. 81 so; corn standard. 81 so; fan
e. $50 karo syrup. l0c size. sl-60i &Sc
CRACKERS
crackers-xxx Florida sodas. 6Mc; Bloch
selects sOdas. ~; lemon creams. Set pearl
oyster. 7c; ginger snaps. 8lsz; cornhills, sac;
penny cakes. SIC; animals, Toe; jumbles
iOhe; fg bars. 1885, eartwheels. &c; raisin
isc; crsekeFs IN sc cartons. SOC dozen; cracker,
In Toe cartons. Sl.oO.
CEREALS
Quaker oats. wood, 5os. $500; DO. 1ss, pulp
fl-5o. Quaker pulled rice. 36s, $4.25; DO
pulled wheat. $3.50; Quaker oats. tin, SOS. -;
cult Us. sl.S5; Pettijohn's. 800, $S.95; 40. 1Sa
N.S5; Quaker corn flakes. 24s. S1.65; do.
farina, 24s. sf.50; pure rye flour, barrel S5.25;
re flour mixture. sa-75: rye meal barrel
er cracked wheat. 24s, $3.50; Quaker w. w.
flour. los. 500; granulated hominy. 24s. 81. 90;
Scotch XXX graham. los. S3-15; do. 20s, $40;
Postum. large. S2.25; small. 500: xxx era
popular sire. $3.50
FRUIT AND PRODUCE sUEDRIEs
Apples. per barrel. according TO varsity and
quality. S7.00dT so; apples, per box, 50. SOD
SIS: lemons, fancy. $5O0Q5.50; choice, $3.50;
Florida oranges fancy, per box. s.. 25g3 90;
per barrel. fancy. $40. 50G1I 90; choice. per
gallon, 5o060c; celery. per dozen. large fancy,
eDcd $1.Oo: crate, Florida, S2.0042-5O; bana-
mas. per pound. ~ Qse; Malaga grapes. fancy,
Sl6OGl-13: egg plants, per crate. S2OO'G2.1O'
pepper SZ.O061z. SO squash. yellow. per crate,
81. 506200s head lettuce. per drum. $l-i5g
Plea per crate ssoSas 80; onions. per 6ushe
81. 00al 2b: Irish potatoes. per bushel, 7eQs5e:
sweet po1mf0ess Dncly yn1nss per bushel, ~. 25
a 20; white yams, s1-0Q0i. To- tangerine or
snges. box. Ss-so94.ooi Indian River eSangeA
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23

clover mixed s1.2o; NO. clover mixed. S1.l0.
Glover hay, $1.10; No. alfalfa, S1.30; No. z
alfalfa, 100; wheat straw. 06c.
Seeds, sacked. per bushel: Cane seed amber,
81. 20; cane seed orange, $1.20,
Chicken feed, per cwt.: Chicken feed 90
pound sacks 800; wheat for chickens, per
bushel, 81 .25: chicken chowder, 100 pound sacks
s1.s5; Purina baby chick, $500; Purina scratch.
bales, dozen packages, $2.05; Purina scratch,
100 pound sacks, $1.s5; Hen o Scratch, $1.s5:
Success scratch, $1.75; Success baby chick $1.00.
Ground feed per cwt: Purina feed, 175
pound sacks. $780, Purina feed. 100 pound sacks
$1.55; Arab feed, 100 pound sacks, $3.50; Just
Horse feed, $1.S5; alfalfa meal. 81 80.
Shorts, bran, ETC.: shorts-Eialliday, 100
pound sacks, $1.75 fancy, 75 pound sacks, e1.60i
gray, 10 pound sacks. $3.50; pure wheat, 70
pound sacks, $780, brown. 100 pound sacks,
S1.55. Georgia feed, 75 pound sacks, $1.55i
germ meal, 81 35; sugar beet pulp. S1.46; bran,
20 and 100 pound sacks, $3.50.
Salt. etc.: Salt brick, medicated, per case
S4e5; salt brock, plain. per case. 81. %; salt,
red rock, per cwt., S1Ooi salt. 100 pound
sacks, 4sc.
Cotton seed meal. Prime. per ton. $500;
sacked hulls per ton, S14.O0.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23
PICNICKERS FIGHT
BATTLE WITH FARMER
Two Are Dead From Result of
Pitched Battle at Little
Falls, N. ].

& PATTERSON, N. J.. May 22-Two men
are dead at Little Falls. N. j.. as the
result of a revolver battle between a
farmer and picnickers who he endeavored
to eject from the vicinity OF his home.
Fifty shots were fired by the disputants.
The farmer, Frank Costello, and one of
the picnickers. Frank Dorsey. were shot
through the heart.
The picnickers had planned to amuse
themselves with revolver practice, plac-
ing the target against Costello's house.
When the bullets began to ping pong
against the clapboards. Costello came
out on q run and ordered the invaders
away. They laughed at him, and ne re-
turned with his own pistol
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK

fBy ". a. white. Jr., OF White Provision CO. }
Quotations based on setuai purchases Tor the
Good to prime steers 1000 70 400 DOundA
Medium to good steers. 800 to 1000 pounds.
eood tat beer cows 600 to 1000 pOunda.
Medium 20 good beef cows. 100 to 500 pOundA
coed t. choice hsifsns. coo to 500 pounds.
Medium 70 sOOa hsifsrA. 600 to 700 pOundA
Above represent ruling prices On sood quality
beef cattle. Interior grades and dairy types
Mixed con=on steers. II fat 100 70 900
Mixed Common cows II tat. 600 TO 500
Mixed banc6ss. common to fair. 600 to zoo
pounds, 2&03hc.
Good butcher bulls. sac.
Prime hogs. $50 70 zoo average 616Ac-
Good butcher hogH i4o to leo average.
Good to ehOics pigs. 50 20 100 average.
hssTy ana rough hogA 200 TO 500 ssvnss.
Above quotations apply to Dri.As sOrn-tsd
Cattle receipts have been light and irregular
this week Prices have ranged about steady.
Better grades continue In strongest demand.
THIS week. The yards Will clean up on both
cattle and hogs and fresh arrivals first OF the
week Win meet win reaoy demand ~ top
prices.
HORSES AND MULES
Fol1owfng current quotations on horses
and mulsss Market easier.
4 Horses-Heaxy draft. good 60 cho:ice. 5000
rs: southern horses. good 70 extra. sl3O1l9O;
southern kerses. fair to good, $9091S0; south
EN- horses. common. sI5Q1OO: drivers choice.
tl55G225; plugs., s25440.y
Mnles-14 hands, $90414oi 14h hands. s13o
0100; IS hands. s1754210s 1914 hands, S17o9
rs; &c hands. s220G27e; extra heavy Sz'S1
LIVE STOCK By WIRE
ST. LOUIS. May 22.-Cattle-Receipta. 5000,
Including 200 Texans; steady. Native Deet
steers, $5.5uI6. As; cows and heifers So. 0O6
BIS: Etockers and feeders, 50 .00G5. 80; Texas
and Indian steers, 81. 5066. so; cows and heif-
d7.50.
Hogs-Recejpts, 5000; SC lower. Pigs and
lights. IS .e566. 10; packers. s. 1000 .05;
butchers and best heavy, s. 9516 10
sheep-Receipts, 5000; steady Native nut
tons, S. s594. IS; lambs, s.. 5o87 90.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. MAy 22-cotton futures
opezed steady at a decline Of 70 points on
poor cables and favorable weather reports
liverQool was lower than due On futures and
TIE weather nav Indicated considerable rams
a. the eastern haff Of thu belt In the north
west section Of the belt temperatures were
lower over Sunday, but this was offset oy
the favorable weather elsewhere First prices
were the lowest IN the early trading. Coco
support was offered the market and buying
soon became general AZ the end Of the frst
half hour Of trading prices were % points
over Saturdays elOss and I 70 10 points uD
from the lowest.
After the middle q ths morning ne market
quoted down ehiefly because reports coming
n frou cctton belts were coufic1tns. some
Eaid that TIE crop vas doing vel and that bet
ter weather than that prevailing could not be
imagined Other accounts said that rain was
Imperative and that seed would not germinte
I'm some localities untn Il did ran. The result
was that many traders withdrew from the mar
ket until they could get q better lire on crop
ccndft1cns- At TIE highest Of the morning the
list was % points over SaturdaT-e close. Al
non prices were 70 points up.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
ne following wsrs ths ruling prizes q ths
exchange todzys
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23
Plymouth ROcks=All COlOrS

LYMOUTH ROCKS, espe-
I'D cially the Barred Rocks,
IL known as the old-fashion-
ed Donlineckers by most
farmers, have Continued to be
one of Americas most popular
fowls. They are what are known
as general purpose fowls, and as
market poultry they have but
few equals. AS winter layers
they are hard to beat.
Some strains of Barred AMI
White Rocks have been bred to
be as great egg producers as any
family of fowls known. There is
one special strain of White Rocks
that has a record of 276 eggs
per year. There are some fami-
lies OF Barred Rocks that have
wonderful egg record.
The pioneer variety OF chickens
was the Barred Plymouth Rock,
which was first exhibited March,
1869, at Worcester, Mass. The
Plymouth Rocks, in size, are be-
tween the Asiatic and Mediter-
ranean breeds, and the most use
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23
Are You Nervous?

Nervousness Is often merely a sign OF
physical weakness, an indication that the
body is out of Tone. Bodi-Tone. which Is
offered on trial to every reader, has
proven OF immense value in nervous ex-
haustion, tired nerves. jangling nerves
and shattered nerves, because its action
IN tonlng the body IS just what is needed
IN the big majority Of these cases. See
trial offer on last page. go
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23
Mot a Patent Medicine

Bodi-Tone. the tablet medicine which
Is becoming so poular through its cures,
Is not a patent medicine. It contains
Iron. Phosphate. Gentian. Lithia, Chinese
Rhubarb, Peruvian Bark. Nux Vomica,
Oregon Grape Root, Cascara. Capsicum,
Sarsapari1la and Golden Seal Such in
gradients guarantee its merit. Read the
trial offer on last page 80"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23

]. H Barr, Chatham. La. Route l.
I have been reading your poultry
chat IN The Semi-Weekly Journal
and I want to ask you a question
concerning my hens. We have the
Brown Leghorns and they commenced
laying the latter part OF January and
laid splendidly during February,
March and part OF April, but not near
as much as they did before. and now
they have entirely quit except two or
three eggs a day. 1ney run at large,
have free access to woods and oat
field. We feed them corn. oats and
chops. Would be glad for you to tell
through your column what the trouble
is. and what and how to feed to
make them lay. 4, y
Please tell In columns how to .ad-
dress a letter 20 your column.
ANSWER.
Letters addressed to me, care OF
The Atlanta Journal will be forward
ed to me, or IL addressed TO me at
Smyrna, Ga, win reach me imme-
diately.
If you viii give your hens a mash
feed once per day composed Of two
parts bran, one part shorts. one part
corn meal, mixed with it's equal of
boiled oats you will find this will soon
put your hens TO laying again. do
not think 1t advisable to feed very
much corn at this season OF the year.
Oats are much better and should be
suff1cient for the corn all during the
summer months. They should also
have little ground charcoal VIII
be glad to give you any further in
formation you may desire.
r. A. Giles. Montezuma, Ca
Please let me know what would
cause the air cell in eggs after being
incubated about ten days to look like
the Enclosed illustration7
ANSWER.
The air cell In eggs should show full
as much, IL not more, than your cut
indicates on the tenth day. The air
space in the egg can be controlled by
the amount of airing given the egg
and the amount OF air passing
through the incubator. Your instruc-
ton book will show you exactly how
much this should show at this stage.
You should be careful. though. not
to dry the eggs too much as 1t will
weaken the chicks In the shell. II
yau have a good egg tester and will
witch your instruction charts, you
should know exactly how much this
should be dried down to give you the
best results.
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We guarantee results In every case or refund
money. Send for our free booklet giving full mi
formation, Elders Sanitarium, Dept 90. St.
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c. A. Hall. Dublin. Ga
Ny chickens are full OF lice. What
dip can use on my White Leghorns?
1 would rather not use a dip which
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-23

NANCY HALL Potato Slips. May delivery at
$3.50; June delivery at 81 per 1O00 Cash
with order. None shipped GOD. The Cureton
Nurseries, Austell; Ga.
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SECRETS for women in our eata1og Of Rubber
necessities, toilet supplies. Send &c stamp.
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avenue. Chicago
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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-03-24

Union College base ball team be.
gan practice in real earliest this
week. The grounds, just across the
river bridge, have been placed in
prime condition and the weather
man has been doing his best TO help
out. The boys are all making a
good showing and are sure TO e
stars. Manager Mae thinks he
ought to lie able to do some swntting
with his new bat 1t is Just ~
inches long. small telephone pole in
other words. The first game " i'll e
PLAYED here one week from to-mor-
row with l.. NJ. u, ot Harrngutt,
Tenn. U. c. basket ball team viii
GO to Middlesboro today Tor a game
with the High School team there.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-03-24
Timber and Tan Bark For
Sole

| have between \. and . milliol
feet OF chestnut oak, red oak. chest
nut, hickory, &c., and on the chest,
nut oak there is from 500 70 900
cords OF tan bari which | desire to
sell. Anyone interested in the pur-
chase of this timber. which is in two
boundaries, apply to l." II, Jarvis,
Harbour vile, Nv. l-2O Il
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-03-24

Easter is comingll Every girl and
every lady at that time want a new
dress. At England & Ellison's you
can get your choice Of dupionne silk,
silk foulards and suesine silk. There
you will find beautiful line of cord.
ed voile-all colors- for 1212cts per
yard.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-03-24

For the benefit of thc public the
l.. y y. h. X, Co tSofcrlng one.way
9nd class coloui>t fares 90 Califor.
MIA tor S4O.3S, Oregon S+3 3S. Utah
t0.3S, Wyoming SiO.5S aud Wash.
iugtou Si3.3N. la effect March lJth
10 April 10, 1911 J, A Owens. Agt.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-03-24
PERSONAL ~ LOCAL MENTI0NINGS

vile sunday.
Dap Faulkner. of Piueville, spen
Sunday With home folks here.
A D Smith il confined o his be'
this week with Ia grippe and threat
eped with pneumonia lever. 60,
George Lane arrived Sunday after
noon from Hardiusburg and spen
the first Of the week with home folks
Rev. r. D. Mullins. OF Mt. Vernon
father Of Rev. f n. Mullins, Of THU
city, was here the latter part Of last
week. = ..
Mrs. Geo. W. Tye has been report
ed on the sick list during the pas,
week. but is slightly improved at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mts. J. 3 stivers, Of Cor.
bin. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. b. Britain, in this city the
FIRST Of the week.
I'd Faulkner. a student in the
Louisville College Of dentistry, came
in Sunday afternoon to spend few
days with home folks.
l.. NJ. Cole, who receHtly purchas.
ed the stock Of goods Of N. Lock
near the depot. has our thanks for
nice order Of stationery.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis d. Sampson
have returned to their home in Chi
cago after short visit to his par
ents and other relatives here.
Haskell Golden. who received a gun
shot wound in the leg some two or
three weeks ago. is out on crutch.s
and will coon be fully recovered.
You will receive. BY mail, a card
TOR a bottle Of celery Cafiein. Take
the card to Costellow Drug Co. and
you will he given a toll size hottie
free. m 242t
Father" t.. T. England has been |
quite i'll for the past week with pneu
monia fever and his friends have /
been somewhat alarmed over his |
condition. /.
Mr.. McCarty. representing the !
Western Newspar Uuior. was in
this city the 6rst OF the week and !
paid the ADVOCATE Office a very
pleasant call. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sampson, Ir.
returned last Monday to, their home
10 Sioux Falls, S. D.. after a visit Of
several days to his parents and other
relatives here.
John NJ. Tiusley received q severe
sprsiu OF one Of bis ankles last Sat.
urdsy morning at the fite aud was
laid up fora day or two. but is now
able to be out again. /
w. NJ. Bradley left Saturday for
Middlesboro. after Spending the past
Eve or six weeks on the cases in this
Office. lie viii perhaps locate in
Ohio 10 the near future. ..l
Mrs. ]. Frank Hawn will enter
tain Friday evening. March "a. from
8 to IL. This reception will be given
for the benefit Of the ladies' aid So
ciety Of the Christian church.
r. VIZ Golden returned Monday
from Letcher county where he has
beeo for the past week looking after
mineral rights owned BY his father,
!. E. Golden. in that county. !
Or. Leslie Logan returned Sunday
afternoon from Louisville where he,
has spent the past two months in
the city hospital, making a special
study Of surgery and diseases of the
stomach. >.
Congressman Caleb Powers came
home the latter part Of las, weei :
and has been kept very busy looking
after some personal matters Before
leaving tor Washington for the spec.
ial session Of Congress.
Instead Of the regular evening SER
vice The choir OF the Christian
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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1911-03-24
l0lI-Warch-l01l

n. p. Cottongim returned We'd.
nesday from an extended trip on the
road, drumming.