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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-04-21

NEW ORLEANS. April eo--cotton futures
opened steady a. an advance OF 10 10 II Poinsss
+ 70 points On the new. Cables were extreme
" favorable and caused large buying lot o2 ON
gnand coming from shorts Toe weather map
Vas srain unfavorable u showed ram olst
fhe lrrrsr art a the cotton country. Bulls
we're not aggressive but the market bad = sery
steaIy tone At the end Of the tirst nsAt 49,
81 trndinw the old CROPS were i3 10 II points
over prrfersay's close and the new crops were
70 over. -.
English mills were generally under orS l "a
tn md 81 September stimulated the oetnAnl
around the middle q the morning 70 sucn - =.
extent that rather free offerings ron pLols.s
taking Longs were absorbed without sag IN
prices TIE weather forecast tndieptea N.Y.
rain FROM Tnuisiana and Texas whtcn was 49, 49,
hniiIxn influence Prices held very steaoy
no 10 the noon hour when the old crop pos.r
tions were II 20 IS points over YESTERDAY
close and the new crops were over
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices On tns
Tone STEADY: uiddlins. i4&e. firm
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Dec. ~.4&.N &.oA A--to - @~-ff
SPOT coTToH
Atlanta. steady. l4%e-
New Orleans, steady. 14+c
New York. steady. Il e5-1ooc-
Liverpool. finn. 2-1ooo-
Galveston. quist. l4Ssc-
Wlmiugton. nominaI. 14Ac
NorfoIk. steady. 14Ac.
Savannah. nominal. 14&c.
Baltimore. steady. 14ssc-
Phnadeiphia. nominal Is 20-1ooc-
Boston. setady. Il o5-1ooc-
Noodle. nominal. l4isc
Charleston. nominal. 14Ac-
s.. Louis. quiet. 14ssc.
Houston. steady, 14+c.
Augusta. STEADY. Il 15-lee-
Louisville. quiet. 15c.
Macon. setady. 1fNc-
Columnia STEADY. IKE
Charlctte. steady. 14Ac.
Little Rock. steady. Il 5-16c
NAVAL sToREs
SAVANNAH. Ca. April 2o.-sPlrlts firm m
window glass s7.TIh, \ sT.I2is, u <I.I2A, :
s7.T215. ] N.T2H. II $40. T.e4 9t-to.
s7.65GT-To. = ST-e2%. xI-5S. B sI.4S. Re
ceipfs. spirits 63s. rostn 1.1Ia-
CHICAGO Cash QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. April 20.-CaEh.
Wheat-No- red. sezs 89ote; Ne: hard.
- gslze' 90 a 1ortssrn' s599Ss s5is4e;
velvet chaff. s7as7c: durum. s20sse-
Corn-No- .. 5Ost 651e. No white, 50Ss @
= o osns ,. 'S2Gs2Se: No. : white. ssze
sfascs standard. s3iz Gsle-
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
ST. LOUIS. Aprf 2O-Cash wheat firm; track
No ? red. 91lkc. No. ? hard. SsdeSc.
Corn higher. track No ?. 5i851a1c; No
cats Sisssr: mack No. ?. sse; No 2 white,
Ss1se-
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
KANSAS CITY April 20--Cash:
Wheat unchanged: Ne. bard. s76a5e; No
-. - 49, -. . -.t~.H aee7aenr.
No. white. 474 gtec-
oats Unchanged No. white, 32A934hc;
No. mixed. S28SSc-
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. April 20--Butter. creameries Il
G11c. diaries. 13@ 1sc.
EGGS. steady. receipts 1s.11e cases; at mark.
eases ineluded. 1sG1sssci firsts. bic; prime
c Ne steady. daisies. 13KG1sze; twins.
12HG13c: young Americas. 1sH015zc; long
ii potatoes. steady. choice to fancy. 5sGeOc;
fair 20 good. 55I51c.
Poultry. live. firms turkeys. 1ac; chickens,
Veal steady. 50 to cob Wis. sK67c;
60 % Ssh. WITS. 7Gsc; S. to 1oo-lb- wts-.
s9ec-
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY. April 2o.-Butter-Creamery,
10cs firsts. lie; seconds. l5es packing stock.
Erss-Extras. lie; nrsts. i5c.
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IRON AND MrrAL MARKEr

NEW YORK, April 2O.-standard copper dull;
spot and May $l1. G7@11.75
Tin spot, $40 1o042 20; May, IA. 25@42 so.
Lead dull. 81 1904 so. New York. 81 25@
4. SO, East st. Louis.
Anthony, Cookson's, $9.0O@9.50.
Iron quiet; northern grades, SIS. % ale. 20
southern. SIS .OO@16. 90.
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ATLANTA LIVE STOCK


tBy W. d. White. Jr.. Of White Provision Col
Quotations based on actual purchases for the
Good 70 prime steers. 1000 to 400 pounds.
Eedian to good steers. 500 to 1000 pound.
eood fat sssf cows. coo to 1000 pounds.
hsdian to good beef cows. 100 to 500 pounds.
Gsod . cAOlss hsifsr.. 600 TO 500 pounds.
MEDIUM to good hsifsrs. 600 to 700 pounds.
ss4g4c-
beef cattle. Interior grades and dairy Vpss
Mixed common steers. If fat. 700 to 200
Mized eo@nep cows. II fat coo to 500
Nizsd sa1e6ss. eOunoo to fair. 600 to 700
Good butcher bulls. s0sc
Prime hess. 100 70 200 average. sHG6%c
Coed butcher hogs. 10 TO leo average.
esod to choice pis.. 50 to 100 average.
hsssy and rough hozs. 500 to 800 aevrsEs.
Above quOsatiOus apply to prime cOrn-tsi
ZONE fancy leads Of cattle in thss week have
brought ne top Of he market The T. T.
Conner cattle. from NilIhaven. Ca. came IN
bis fancy light steers bred ana raIsed in Geor-
ga. probably topped TIE market for the week
While several loads o. good fed stuff are booked
for next week. receipts are not expected 70 De
very large and shtppers may reasonably ex-
pecf god prices 70 prevail IN ar market for
zone days 70 cone seserai loads Of hogs have
b-s< q tx market This week which were
promptly bought. prices unchanged to 3 fraction
lower
HORSES AND MULES
Foilowfrg are current quotations on horses
ard mules. Market easier.
Horses-Heavy draft. good 70 choice. so0Od
rs: southern horses. good 20 extra. slSOGl90:
southern horses. fair 10 good. $o0I130 south
ern horses common. S75d 100; drivers. choice
RfESG225. plugs. S2SS4 40
Mnlex-I4 hands. xNon140: lax hands $3.50
afGo. Is hands. S1T512ios I5is hands. SITSQ
rs; 16 kands. $225G%1S; extra heavy. s2751l
rs.
LIVE STOCK zBY WIRE
ST. LOUIS. April 2c.-csttIe: Receipts 1000
Including 90 Texans; steady; native beef
steers. Ss.ooG0-s5. COWS and heifers- $3.50
~. sfockers apd feeders. s350n5.75: Texas
ana Indian steers. s4.5016.50: COWS and heifers
H 5OH 500: calves In carload lots x5.OOFT %
Ho<x-Receipfs "a. 500: Zoe to 15c lower: pigs
md lights. S6-1Cg6-25; packers. s.. 2Jd6-25;
t1fchers and best heavy. S5-95G0-25.
SEP Receipts 400; steady. native NUT
-. $s.T5G5.O0s lambs $5.7535.25.
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Feeding and Care of
Old and Young Ducks

n the winter your ducks
II should have a house or she'd
II provided for them to be kept
- in during the night and on
bad days. During the summer
and fall months they will do
equally as we'll ii allowed out
doors as If confined in a house,
or even better TO let them stay
out. They should, however, be
kept in a iclosed pen or yard until
8 or 9 O'Clock in the morning un-
til after they have laid, for they
usually lay very early in the
morning, and it is q sight to see
the number of eggs from a large
flock that will be around the
yard and house early in the morn
ing, and to pick them up is real
pleasure.
Laying ducks should be fed
a damp mash of two parts bran;
one part shorts, one part corn
meal, and one part beef scrap,
twice each day, and some corn
or mixed scratch feed once per
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Mrs J.. o. Waller, Vienna, Ga.
AS we take only The Semi Weekly
Journal, / have missed your talk on lice.
WIN you please tell me what to do for
them, as my chickens are full OF them.
I have about Us little ones
ANSWER.
Grease of any kind will kill lice on lit
tie chicks, as well as old ones. II you
viii take a teacup Of lard and add ten
drops Of oil OF sassafras. using only a
small amount on the head and under the
throat OF each chick, and also on the
hen, it viii absolutely clean them of all
insects This should be done in the morn
ing when you turn the chicks out. If the
oil of sassafras is used at night, ii is
so strong the fumes from it are likely
TO injure your chicks.
Rex Packard Sanford, Fla.
I take The Semi Weekly Journal and
read your articles with interest.
Can you give me remedy for stick
tight fieas? They get on the combs of
the fowls. They are black and about
the size OF a pinhead. l call them stick
tights but don't know the proper name
for them.
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DROPSY, Blood Poison. Kidney Disease, Piles.
Fits absolutely cured; prices reasonable adj
dress DR.. John r. Patterson, Specialist, Allan
ia, Ga.
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from such a distance. Please write
me by return mail about chickens;
also price of so day-old chickens
Leghorns.
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GOOD TEXAS state lands, $50 to $500; Y
cash, balance 40 years; some don't require
residence j. Snyder, 52s Congress, Austin.
Ter.
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70 The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue OF thu" FREE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices. and
has an extended circulation IN
Mexico Ia the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
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the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tiaveilng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the .ssFRE1E PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the Last adver-
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reach the German reading pc
pulatlOn.
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Rebmsn Mtrste eerne pperati

~ fA
3sbmtn Merste gtrne pperatio.
men bur. Gieie Jraee iheint oeit.
semaB 81 fein, 90 cine Geietporlu..
&c in Der COLORADO Qegislatl1r eill-
gebrnht iDor6en it, pelde Mer5te,
Die unn0tige Dperntiouen porneb-
men, elmer geiesmiorigen &ano.
Iingsueiie fhnIoig naht. Jrdu 90.
MosIert, 81 Mar0s1en Str, Dun.
tirf, q. g., idreibf: sd miirec
Inn feinen Yreia dime ben Mlpel:-
frdiater i'm 9aiiie ienl uonen, bemn,
i'm Beiit oeiielben fam ih ben
Doftor itets aus Dem 9auie bolten.
Oerlelbe lit nur einntal in 5mei Sab.
rem Bel uifs getpelen. Dnmals jag.
te er, oaB nlei1 gatte WIinb6orm.
ent5iinouna b1tte rifo er mOIfte i'm
10 idnelI nIs m6sliH nah benz Sos
/ pital ibnffen, Inn cine Operation
por5unebmei. Ment er an meiner
SteIle mare, iagte Ct. tpiiroe er fci-
ne babe Gtlinoe nit Der 9inidoi-
Jung mad benz 8oipitol morten. Sd
eriuioerte: vNein", nno iogte, ooij
Id 5i,tddit Sbre Meoi8in perin-
den suiiroe. Sd scbroiid3te 6cn at-
p~enfr1uter unb ons 9eil.Oef, nm
in elmer Wod)e bntte er pieoer Ieins
Mrbeit in ieiner 8erfitatt n,foe,
nomnen.1 !.
5orni's Mlpeifr1iifer lit elm cir
fades, Seitbem1brtes arduter-6eiL
mitteE. ueber bufl6ert Sabre lit el
cine Siilfe fir bic franfen un6 lei
oenoen Weniden geneien. CT ii
nidt in Mpotbefen 5a baben; fam
MIR brett bon ben Gnbrifunten ooel
6eren Mgenten be5eaen weroen. Mat
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icons Co., 1875 go 9opne apc.
Chicago, S1.
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Siet.@srft.

Con Mntonip. 25. Mpril. - 1911
D1fen 1925 Biz $3.75 per 100 Hfh
&ibe $500 Biz $4.25.
sANnIletl 1925 Biz $4.00.
.Gtags1 $3.50 Big $500.
&dIber $3.50 big $5.75.
Gmfreine So. 90 BIZ 1875.
S4nfe $500 b4 $3.50.
8iegen$2.25 Bis $3.50.
ct. ouis, 25. Npril, 1911. y Minb-
uieh, 9eEdssWieb, 80 Biz $3.50.
Sdpeine, $500 Biz $685..
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bon oIreni ouer reuerl 8inny giien
ssspfer ODER Concrete tperoen Zero.
Be tpie
Yor3elnn
bird 6ie MntDenoltna BON
y~3ftifnmin"
fobi5iert bon
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Simple fir 9IndIeg" cfouid
brono). NpftbeitelIuHgen erbeten.
Gnpplss Grmg So.
Gan Mntonio, Tegas
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&artoffeln. golornsa, 5000; gegas,
neiI. $3.50.
3lpiebeIn, 9eras, 9ermmeas, $1.35 II.
$f.75. 9egos. Grpitaf @ar. $500.
Gomnten. Slorioa, G 8asfets 1915
mo $500.
Coil. $3.50 mo S1.75.
Gllrfen, geras, Toe fir Gil,
1I3 @uibeI.
8pbnen, Stat green, 20 uno 25c per
Auibel I; 8lat Wng. 35 MuS Acc per la
@niheI; 8pano @ag, IS nnb soc per
9nil9er.
@riiner gfeifsr. s4.25 per 6 8asz
fetsgrate.
@iibe !anrtoffelr, $3.50 per 100
8funo.
@quafb, $t.oo per gog.
6eaerie, 85c per Dubenb.
@alat, per Dsb. 8iinbeI $1.00 unc
$f.25.
anoblnud, Sc ,tab Toe per Rfunb.
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ssys6n $. Bolton, offentlider 30
Tar. @runoeigeltlim. Mgent til
Yeniionsmlprate. 3immer 8, ct
ssomes 3oteL Dft.$oufton GtraBe
@eioe Telephone $50,
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Sc III nbtraa.

Die Siitter Der Mrmen lio 81
NnI1ite Der Meiden lino bon feinel
9orm Der Sid aiisgenomtnei.
Mon mag Der Code bier itno %
bieQeiht einen aftoeru Wnmeu geben
ober Ser Meide uno Ser Mrme mul
gIei6 bel froten. 9, tuurim min
fen Bic airoer Mooms ein 10 flrdt
bdres 2eioen erouIoen, fpefil CUNT
Cure es bette MIe Mrten 6es Aii
deps. Hreis so Gents. @arnntiert.
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Me;nint Ans MI,,t ~

Meiniet bag 9Iut nno iest Dos
Gpftem IN Gtan6, oie Sommeror-
belt gu betpdltisen, inoem Sbr ieet
cine fur6e 2ur nit Bridlb Mib
Critters pornebmt, benz sr6Bteri
9Iut-Meiniger Der Gr6e.
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Mas Der SefretGr oes f6nigliden
&~oniulats ben Stalien iiber
Jprni's Mlpenfrdm-

1er fN9t.
BbiIaoelpbia, 49,, 10. @ara
1910.
OF. geter JabrneD & Sons. COT
cago.
@erfe Serren! Gs freut mid
iebr cine Ageftur fir SIREN az
penfr1ltter annebmen ait fonnef,--
fir cine Meoi5if, Die jeoe Jamilie
i'm 9aufe balten ioate, lei es auts
MIR cine JIaide, Inn ous5ufinocn,
meld' elm tpertboles, Huter5eueen-
beg uro Die @eiunobeit fo~roernoes
MitteI oiefeIbe lit.
@ns mid nnbetrifft, 10 peroe id
n1ein 4eites tun, Inn ~oenielben be-
FAINT gu MAIDEN, mie CT es Der,
6ient. SIR Mpenfrduter bat mel
ne @ottin furiert nn6 lire @eiu1O.
beit pieoer bergeitelt. Sd fanl.
iett ole, meIde mid frneen, ans
grfabrung perfiderr, bnb Der N-
p~erfr1uter Iafs ein5ieer, heller Soft.
rll1gsitrabl allen aranfen leubtet
ieIbit tuent Die iogeronnten tuiiIcn.
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baben.
SD freue mid, 6aB mir 6ieie &c.
legenbeit geboten 1T Sbnen mel
ilen Donf aus5uipfeden unb gleid)
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fihern 5u forner.
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Nbi[n6eIpbin, Na.
Jerni's MIpeufrauter LIT rid)t II
gfpotbefen 5u baden, ionoern pirl
ben 2euteit brett geliefert onrd
Qcfolagenter, meIhe mgeltent iiili
bon ben Gigentiimerh Or. 8etel
Gobrnep & Gong Co., 1876. go
4o1ne Mpe., Chicago, SD.
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3eitmeiie geritopfitne lit bic
Sir, ourd melhe niele oft gef1hr-
lidc aranfbeiten eingelaiien tuer-
hen. Der geleeentlihe @ebrauf
GridIp aib 0ittenrs beiei.
tigt uno furiert oieien beoriidenosr
3uitano.
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Ser @anberer.

gr perlieB Die Seimat Die Static Ser
&inobeit,
Cling IN Die @elt1 gu fin6en sic
@abrbeit.
gr iudt nidt nod S6dten, nod aui
Sano er BAIT.
Snd)te elm Mittel geeen oas Sudel
Der 9aut.
Or fano es. Same &unt's Cure.
Nrets so Gents.
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Naxmmsae.

Sam Mntonio, Ser, 25. Nprif. = Or
biuarp 1915 gts.; @oob Sroinarh
10 t1I16 gts.; 2op Mibofiug ~ 11/15
gts.; Mibblins IA 3/16 Cts; 5000
Mibbling IA 7/16 Gents.
@aIpeitOm, Ser, 25. sipril. -Grois
1larb 1875 Cts; Qoip @iboling 14M
Cts; Miboling Is Cts; @oob @ihbe
Iias Is 3/16 Cts; Iiboling Sair
1918 Gents.
The evening times., 1911-08-19
Bakery
Department
]. D. Mccleland of Grafton

j. D. McCleland of Grafton Is
transacting business here today.
H. Bergman of Hensel is spending
a few days here transacting business.
M. O'Hara was an, arrival in the
city Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. B. Taintor of Williston is
visiting with friends here.
Mrs. A.. K. Tice of Larimore was in
the city today.
Almon Norton, H. M. Fadden, r. M.
Fadden and George Dean of Cavalier
are in the city.
A. Spalding of Devils Lake was a
business caller in tn city today.
M. Lindholm of Blackjack, Mimi, ia
spending the day here on business
mission.
Miss Edith veitch is the guest OF
Miss Lucille Bennett of Inkster for
few days. ,...e
Misses Mayme and Laura Stanley
and Mary Lessman of Thompson
were visitors in the city yesterday:
Miss Jessie Nicholson Of this city
has been the guest at the home OF
Mrs. Anthony Hentges and family al
Michigan City for the past few days
Mrs. K. Fallette of this city il
spending a few days in Michigan az
the guest of Mrs. Otto Evans.
Miss Gertrude German is visiting
at Marvel as the guest at the Colosky
home.
Miss Stella German will arrive from
Arvilla this evening to be the guest
of her parents till Monday.
The evening times., 1911-08-19
PERSONALS

M. J Burns of Conway is spending
the day here.
E. M. Gilbertson of Edinburg is in
Grand Forks !.
NJ. N. Brathvode of Reynolds was
here Friday evening on business.
G. H. Casavan of Williston was
among the Friday arrivals in Grand
Forks. =
S. Peterson of Petersburg was in
the city this morning.
L. K. Lohn of Lakota is in the city
on business.
B. B. Wells of Lankin was here
Friday evening on business.
]. N. Ottum of Grafton is spending
the day here ON business.
]. G. Jennings, of Lakota was an
arrival in the city Friday evening.
H. B. Springer of Northwood was
a business caller in the city Friday.
E II. McCanna registered in the
city Friday evening from McCanna.
Col. E. Smith-Peterson of Park
River was in the city on Friday.
H. J. Woodmansee of Bismarck is
spending a few days here.
Charles A. Lyche and o. E. Tisse
of Hatton were arrivals in the city
| Friday.
o. E. Burtness of Caledonia, Minn..
was business caller in the city to-
day.
]. G. Heltner was Bismarck call
er in the city today.