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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01

HAYWARD q cLARKs COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. La. July s1.-Both CON
scls and Frencb reutea show q decided adj
vance. Indicating an improvement IL the po-
Ilfical situation Liverpool was again unfayor-
ably affected b. the adjustment OF spots %
new crop basis. SPot prices were cut 81
pninfm and rev crops "a down. four more
than due. ard closed about 1e lower; tone IN
settled. While the western states had mostly
fair weather. With little precipitation over Sun
day. q wet spell has again set In over the cen
fraI and eastern states. and indications are
for continued wet weather east OF Texas.
The remark that. although the crop in the
central ard eastern states II 20 3 weeks
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01
The Live Stock Business i'm the South

HORT horns, Herefords, and
~ Polanders are the best
- types. With two or three
crosses on our native cattle we
can have as good cattle (those
that will bring &C per pound) as
can be found anywhere in the
country. Any large farmer can
afford to feed cattle teven IL he
comes out even on them) on his
plantation, as the manure viii be
worth more to him than the prof.
1t he obtained from the cattle.
Most OF our Georgia lands, IL
heavily fertilized, with fertilizer
obtained from feeding cattle, and
then balanced up with a heavy
application of commercial fertil-
izer will yield more than any acre
that could possibly be found in
most of the western states, as our
land simply responds to heavy
fertilization, deep ploughing and
good culture quicker, and seems
to retain it longer, than most any
land that can be found in the
a.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01
TURBINE TOP OF
SHIPS ENGINE STUCK

WASHINGTON, July 3-The top OF
one of the big turbines Of the battleship
North Dakota Is stuck so tightly to Its
casting that the New York navy work.
men have been working in vain for FIVE
weeks in the effort to pry 1t or The
engine has been working badly and it
IS necessary to get at the interior Of
the mechanism. No one can tell when
the ship viii be ready for service again
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

saw OAAEA&6 N0AA0A
NEW ORLEANS. July si.-cotton futures
opened STEADY az q Decline 81 10 N 10 points
CT a much iSrer Liverpool market than due
short selling vas general IN the early trading
and The only support came from those who went
short last week and we're satisfied with their
profits Bearfsh sentiment was stimulated BY
the receipt here q the first bale Of Loais-
tana's new rrvp. IL was SHIPPED from Rayre.
weighed 90 pcands. and came IN nfne days
ahfad q TIE first bale last year At tie
md OF the first half hour of business the mar
at vas quiet and steady az decline q y
POINTS TIE weather nap showed some little
rain over the cotton country but was called
favnrahle the whole.
Shcrt covering o. realize proits increased as
The session progressed ard around the middle
q the morning the msrket displayed rery
steady tone August made completes recoF-
~ % the level Of Saturdays close. The
new crops were not as strong and az their
highest were I 20 points down. Scalpers
around the ring went short on this small up-
Eard movement and II wss difficult for the
market 70 msintain the recovery. At noon
the line vas 20 points under Saturdays
close The July option went cut at noon
with excitement AZ al.
NEW ORLEANS CoTToN
Ths follewtnE wrts thr ruiing prtces on TIE
er~hanre today:
Tone steady; middling. I7zc: quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01
Tobacco Habit Banished

DIR. ELDERS TOBACCO BOON BANIsHEs all
forms of Tobacco Habit in y to 100 hours. post
tive, quick and permAnent relief. Easy to take.
No craving for Tobacco after the first dose. One
TO three boxes for all ordinary cases. We guarau-
tee results in every case or refund money. Send
for our free booklet giving full information-
Eiders' sanitarium. DepA IS St. Joseph. MOI
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01


SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. rouinai. 1S1Ac.
New Orleans quiet 12&c-
New York. STEADY. IL 5o-10oc-
Liverpool. steady. 4T-io0d.
Galrextun. quiet. 12&c.
Wilmington. nominal.
Norfolk. steady. 1Shc.
Baltimore. STEADY. 1S4c.
savannah. nominal I3Lc.
Philadelphia. nominal. Il 75-1o0c.
Boston. nominal. Il 5o-1o0c-
Mobile. nominal. 13%c.
Charleston nominal.
St Louis. quiet. 13Lc.
Hooston. steady. 1exc.
Memphis. nominal. 1sfke.
Augusta. STEADY. 131Sc.
Louisville. quiet. 14c.
Macon. steady. 13kc.
Columbia. nominal
Little Rock- steady. 1876.
CharIotte nominal.
LIVERPOOL coTToH
ne foIlowing we're ths ruling prices q tn
txchanwe today.
Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01
ATLANTA MARKETS

ATLANTA COTTON.
ATLANTA. Ca. July s1.-cOtton by wagon.
DRESSED PouExnx.
Hens. drawn, head and feet on. To-. 1e017c;
fries 20@22c: ROSTERS, s@9c; ducks. ia
Iec; geese. 10da12c: turkeys. owing to fairness.
1sd20c: fresh eggs. per dozen. 1701Sc, stor-
age none.
LIVE POULTRY.
Hens. each 4o045c: friers. according to slze.
each, 1sG35c; geese, full feathered. fat. 40@
soc each; ducks puddles. 30@35c each; ducks,
Pekins s5640c each; rooster. eacn. eo@36c:
turkeys. per pound. l2hG1Sc.
CEREALS
Quaker oats. wood. SIS. $500; 90. les pulp.
saea S GSsss r5Ssd quaker Tss sss s
$500; Quaker corn meal, 24s, ~. 70: 90. break
fast biscuit. 34s. sl.s5; Pettijohns. sos. tS.eS,
&C. fsrns "a. ssO: 1 pure rye fOur barrel
TO- ssSteR 05 XXX 2. srsssn. To-. ,s; do so..
lei. s4.SO Scotch pesrieS barley. 24s. $50;
Quaker cracked wheat. 2ss $3.50; Quaker w.
". flour. los. $500; granglsted homlny. "a.
roasties- popular stEe. $3.50.
MEAT. LARD AND HAMS
salt rib bellies. 20 to rs pounds, ioxc: dry salt
l6c, do. breakfast bacon, 24hc; Pcnic hams,
tl1.5o: Premium lard. 1O&e- SILVER Leaf lard.
csc: Jewell lard compound. sxc.
Cornfield hams. 1924 average. 17Ac.
Cornfield hams. 1912 average. 17hc.
Comfield skinned hams 1913 average, 17%c.
Cornfield picnic hams 6-S average, 1Mc.
Cornfield breakfast bacon 6-S average. 24c.
Grocer style bacon. 80 average, strips. zoe.
Dixie fresh pork sausage. link or bulk. 40
ID. buckets. lie.
cornfield Frankfurters. lob. boxes. loc.
Cornfieid balogna sausage, 25lb. boxes. SMe.
hn Ali
cornfield smoked link sausage. 36-lb. boxeA
ezc.
copfieid sausage in oil. 25-lb. cans SAN
Cornfield pure lard. fierce basis, 9%c.
Compound lard. fierce basis sac.
SOAPS AND WASHING POWDER.
swifrs Pride soap loo-17. 1925; swift's
Powder, ioo-Is. 1915: swift's Pride Cleaner
to1. $780, swifts Wool soap. 1o-le. h.oo
FRUIT AND PRODUCE sUNDRIEs
Lemons. fancy S5.50@e0o; choice, $5Q5.50;
celery. dozen. large fancy, 9Oc@Sl; crate, Flor
ida S2OOG2.50 bananas, per pound, 2h @3e
tomatoes basket crates. Sl.50dI.75; egg plantA
per crate. 75c4$1.00; pepper, $2oo92. 90;
tuce, per drum. sl.I5a2.Oo; pineapples, per
crate. S2.5o02.75; onions, per bushel, 81. 50G
LIS: Irish potatoes, per bushel, $l.75@200
butter dnull; cooking io612hc table. 20@22c
sweet potatoes, new, sl.75G2.00. eggs, fresh.
per dozen. l6u17c. storage none
CRACKERS
crackers-xxx( Florida sOdas. 6Kcl Block
selects sodas. TIC: lemon creams Sc: pearl
oyster. &c; ginger snaps, 61zcs cornhills Shc
penny cakes. SIC: animals. Toe: tnmbles.
l0hc; fig bars. 13e: eartwhees. &c; ralsin
cookies. &c: Block snowflake waters. In tina
isc: crackers IN &c cart0ns. bQc doseni crack.
srs IN 1oc cartons. s1.o0.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01

]. B. Bryant, Jr, Experiment, Ga.
will be pleased If you will tell
me what win stop a pig from eating
chickens.
Also, what will 1t cost to raise
s. L. wyandottes to fryers, feeding
Como. Have a big run. Have had
better luck with my chickens since
commenced reading your talks. Am
feeding sulphur and salts twice a
week.
ANSWER.
AS a rule. IL hog ever forms the
habit of eating chickens, nothing can
ever stop them. The best thing for
you to do with this hog is to kill
IL and get it off the place as soon as
possible If you expect to keep any
chickens, because it will usually eat
them as long as 1t lives, and will
soon eat ten times its worth in
chickens. If you are determined to
keep it, make a closed pen so that it
will be impossible for chicken to
get in It. Hogs that eat chickens
usually are not fed properly, or their
feed is not balance ration. Their
appetites crave something that they
do not get If a variety of feed Is
given the hog, and something that is
from eating chickens. We have a
lot of hogs here and they never eat
any chickens at all, though the trough
the hogs are fed in are often full of
chickens out the hogs never bother
them. Hogs that are fed an exclu-
sive diet of corn and never get any
thing green, or a variety of feed. get
crazy for a change. Their appetite
Graves something cooling and they
often form the habit of eating chick
ems simply because their system is
burned out with one exclusive feed.
IT will cost about so cents per head
to raise chickens to frying size, IL
you have to buy all the feed given
II. and If they have unlimited range.
You cannot raise them to this age
for much less than so cents. If you
expect to sell them for eating pur-
poses, II is better to sell as broilers
instead of keeping until they are fry
ing size, as there is more profit in
them at this age.
Mrs. B. e. Elliott, Anderson, S. c.
Please answer through The Semi
weekly Journal the following ques-
tons.
How old must pullets be before
they moult? / have some Matched
out last November, December and
February. VIII these moult this
summer?
1 have hen that laid her first egg
about ten days ago. The following
day she seemed sick, but is all o. K.
now. She has never laid an egg
since. Will you please expalin what
is the trouble?
Please tell me the standard weight
of the Buff Orpingtons?
When will your book be ready?
ANSWERS:
Usually pullets Matched last fall
will mouIt during this summer. The
February pullets. If they have not
laid, will probably moult their neck
+ feathers, but Will not go through a
full moult like the old fowls will,
as rule The hen that laid an egg
some days ago and was sick win
probably lay again. Her system be-
ing all upset naturally united it for
diverting food into egg production
and she could not possibly do SO
after she had the spell of sickness,
any more than a person could go
back to hard work after serious
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01
COTTON OIL MARKET
BUTTER. CHEESE AND Ecca

NEW YORK. July 31---Butter firm; receipts
5.203. Creamery special. &c; extras, 26c;
firsts. 2s924e; do. seconds. 21022e;
%. thirds lsh01ee; state dairy tubs. finest
24iSc: do. good to prime. 2id23c: do. com
mon TO fair. 1791ec; process. specials q We:
dos extras. &c; DO. firsts. 22c: second
1Td1Ihc; factory current make frsts 20.
Dc. secOndE ls01sA; factory thirds. I5KG
lie.
Cheese firm; receipts e74. Mnk special
f2cs DO. small eolored average. DO. sm.n
white average fancy. I1hc. large white
nvsrage fancy 11Mc; lower gradea. col
ored. eh0i1c; lower grades white. ohW1OAc;
daisies best 10 new skins. 81 d91kc:
cid state milk fancy eolored. 12613Ise; 10.
white. i2a15e; 10. lower grades. colored ia
II Nc. %. lower grade white. s11011hc.
Eggs STEADY: receipts. 11.7s7. Fresh gathered
extras. 22G25c extra firsts. 2002ic; firsts
l I0iSc; seconds. i4@1oc. third. I2QIsc:
fresh gathered dirties No. 1. 13e; No. ?. 106
lie: dirties peer to fair. 6Gec; fresh gath
cred checks. good TO prime I0d11c. state Penn
-ylvsnia and nearby hennery white. 22el &c;
4 823e; DO. gathered brown and mixed. lea
"a gathered white. 20d24 DO. hennery brown
e0c. western gathered whites 17d20c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE REPORT

NEW YORK. July 31.---Journal OF Commerce
IN its special report on Texas says: Partial
returns from correspondents Indicate that cot
ton has as least maintained its condition OF
- 2 per cent Of q month ago. Conditions are
spotted. the drouth having left portions Of the
crop beyond relief from the copiOus rains IN
nearly all parts Of the sttae. but a very large
proportion Of the crop has been greatly benefit
ted. causing rapid growth. with a strong plant
and generally well frulted. Boil weevils and
insects are appearing here and there, but do no
damage. Fields are clean and temperatures
have been normal. while there Is but little com
plant Of scarcity OF labor. Picking has al
ready begun In a few scattered sections. but II
viii not be general till August IS TO September
l. Conditions are worse In south-centrai section.
where normal production Is iightest
Oklahoma; Cotton has held its own condition
Of month ago. when Il was sS.6 per cent,
with even a possible Improvement. Bountiful
rains throughout this state broke the drouth
rom which the plant was suffering Il is now
fair sized with good stands. and under good
cultivation vita plenty OF labor. Some sections
are having toe much rain and are fearing grass
and insects. but to date no damage has resulted.
Everything points TO big crop and the season Is
generally early. a number Of correspondents es-
timafing the date Of picking between August
10 and 20.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01

would not want to breed from any
chicken with q weakness of this
kind.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01

Il. s. windes, Route 1. leighton, Ala.
Will you be so kind as to answer
questions in regard to s. c. Brown
Leghorns? Do young Brown Leg
horns ever have white feathers in
their wings? Do they shed them
and proper color feathers grow in
their place?
ANSWER.
Most Brown Leghorns, while young
show more or less white feathers in
them. especially the dark cockerel
bred lines. Chickens Matched out
early in the season do not show as
much white as the late Matched ones.
Good sized and plenty rich meat scrap
viii do much to help change the color
of these feathers and usually when
they take on their last coat of feath-
ers, they drop the white ones and
they are replaced by those of the
proper color. However, in nearly all
fiocks Of Brown Leghorns there will
be found In the mature birds more
or less white feathers, especially in
the cockerel bred lines. II the birds
are fat and In good health, when
they moult. they will throw out these
white feathers and usually put on
new plumage free from white. The
older they get. think, the more
inclined they are to throw out the
white feathers, especially IL they are
in good health. small amount of
fiaxseed meal fed to young chickens
when taking on their last coat of
feathers. also to the old ones while
moulting) adds much to the improve
ment OF color and lustre of the
feather 1t is characteristic of most
Brown Leghorns TO show little
white and II is almost impossible to
find family that is absolutely free
from It.
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CRACKERS

crackers-xxx Florida sOdas eKcl Block
selects sodas, she: lemon creams Sc; pearl
oyster, &C. ginger snaps, o7aci cornhnln, 6he,
penny cakes. SAC: animals. Toe: tumbles.
l0kc; fig bars. 13e; cartwheels. DC; raisIn
cookies, &c; Block snowflake waters. In tine.
iec: erackers IN SC cartons. Doc dossn; craes.
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SOAPS AND WASHING POWDER

Bwfft's Pride soap. lOO12, $50; swift's
Gold Mine. SOS. sl.9o: swifts Pride Washing
Powder, 100-Io, ss.75; Swift's Pride Cleaner.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-01
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter steady. creameries 20d25c. diaries
1s622c: eggs steady: receipts 1850 cases. al
mark. cases ineiuded 6613. 7rsts 15hc: prime
srsts II; cheese steady: daisies 12h ala:
twins I1k G12c: Young Americas 136K. long
Hirns. 1Sk axe: potatoes easy, e1.40dst.45.
fair to good: poultry steady. turkeys 70.
chickens. fowls 1914. springs. IA: veal steady.
50 TO o0-lb- weights sq79c. 90 to Ssh weights
okn1OHc as to 11O-lb weights lie.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-28
GOOD NEws.
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-28
SCHOOLS CLOSED FOR
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

The public schools OF Canon City.
South Canon. Lincoln Park and In.
deed throughout the county. closed
this afternoon for the Christmas hoii-
days and teachers and pupils arc
alike looking forward with pieasur-
able anticipation to the vacation sea
non. Much hard work has been done
during the term Just ended and tho
public will not begrudgc either stu
dents or instructors the brief respite
they are to enjoy from their labors
The schools OF Fremont county are
doing exceptionally efficient work
this year and their enrolment is lar
ger than ever before.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-28
The POrUIt-
TlON.OF ROCKVALElMIDE

The census which was recently
taken by eS-Naysr Kie and To~a
Marshal LleweIlyn is completed. one
feature OF the remarkable progress
made in ,hs. town Within the last
SIX years Is that there have been ie7
additional houses. either bulk o.
moved in.
Rockyale now has a population Of
i.i7o within It's municipal limits. In
addition there are eigh,y-cisht people
living outside the corporation. but IN
side the town; making total Of
1883.
Another feature Is that Rochvaie
has a7.li5 feet OF lawn. and s2.sie
fec, OF garden and In the list sup
piled the town clerk the enumerator
states tha, had there not been a scar
city OF water. there would be three
times the number OF lawns. gardens
and trees and that owing TO the in
susiclency of water there were a
number of lawns. gardens and trees
that were burned out during the sea-
son.
We might add that Rockvale has
commodious town hall. opera house
and lodge room; also owns Its own
water works. and with the addition d;
large storage reservoir recently
completed. at an expense OF many
thousand dollars. Il has an up to date
gravity water system uncxcelied by
any town of It's size in Colorado
Rockvaic Paradox.