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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-25

NV FORK. July 2L-The cotton market
8opened easy at a decline OF 10 points on
1uiy and q Il 20 10 points On other months.
wnicn made new low records for the movement
'nosr renewal Of bull liquidation. local bear
ressure stop loss selling and liquidation by
LN1enr nryeS for reaction. which were IN
hnenced ~ sensational weakness N Liverpool
80 private cables reporting that TIE Old crop
paAis nad resumed the selling IN that MARKET.
Dnnaencs IN besrish August burean report
seemed to b Increasing. ana while there vas
'enouxh covering o. trade huying 70 check TIE
@ e me after active months bad sold about
-.zle ranying rower during the middle Of che
offetings appeared % Increase On . VERY 1T
- uulge- The trade buying seemed q Be
we less sctive than u Was last week and
= mArket continued very much unsettled during
- late forenoon rally q some e.
cinu frcn the early low point was followed
-[ices AZ m1ddsy were st practically TIE low
- ierel q the dag and movement. showing
aet 80 q from b - points august
|contractr sold of to 12tA showing the maxi
Tradlnk vas leo active during ire after
80. but offerines SIN showed : tendency
Ancre.Hs en- every little rally and prices
/4xged or q II 50 for October. Or 70 a net los
p about y points under scattering liquidation.
nrtle southern selling and LEGAL bear pres
NEW YORK COTTON
r. fS'iawins wsrs the ruiins prices . 'hs
Tous barely sseaay: nlsdiins. Is coicoe:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-25

Mrs. J.. G. II. Jones' Memphis, Tenn.
Your article on sore head in The
Atlanta Journal of July 10 has in
terested be very much as have
been trying to raise chickens for
the past few months, Please write
me explicitly. how do you feed,
water and treat your little chicks
from the very beginning. What
do YOU give them to eat2 DO you
begin giving them the epson salts
and sulphur while they are very
young? How do YOU give the ep-
som salts and sulphur In their
drinking water or in their mash!
To how many chickens do you give
the tabIespoonful-do you give a
level or heaping teaspoonful2 Now
i want to tell you of the terrible
trouble have with my young
chicks and see If you can help me
out with this After taking the ba-
by chicks off and begin feeding
them for a couple of days they just
look fine and eat hearty until they
are ten days or two weeks old, and
sometimes 1t is a month, when all
at once they will seem to have no
appetite-will sit around all drawn
up and after a while they will begin
to breathe short. like they are gasp
ing for breath, and open their mouths
with eacn breath. Their craws will
be very soft like it. was filled with
water and after they are sick for
some little time, If you will take
them up and press on their craws,
a watery substance will run out or
their mouth until they will be per-
fectly empty and sometimes they
will die Immediately, Their bowel
movement will be thin and some
times white. then again grayish
color. / had one to seem perfectly
we'll and ate seemingly as well as
could be and in about two hours
went out where they were and one
was all drawn up, sitting in a
cramped position and breathing as l
have said, in short. breath kinder
gasping condition. I picked it up
and felt its craw which was as soft
as could be and filled with water
seemingly. picked it up and press
ed it gently and. looked down It's
throat for a few seeoRds,s laid 1t
down and 1T was dead in a few min
utes, and / had one yesterday in the
same condition which lasted all day,
and when I pressed, it late in the
afternoon it looked like a dark bloody
water ran out Of its mouth. 1t re-
NAMED alive until this morning and
then died. They Will not eat or
drink anything, I sometimes take a
teaspoon or medicine dropper and
put a little milk or water in their
mouths to try to nourish them, but
they soen die. l gave them little
sulphur all. day yesterday and still
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-25
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK

Moderate supply Of cattle. Market about
steady with a Nwek ago. Light choice cattle
around 500 pounds In best demand. Some few
grass cattle coming. showing some improve
ment IN quality with the advance Of the
Hog market some stronger this week. Fair
supply. Quality holding up very satisfactorily
Quotations based on aetual purchases for the
Coed to prime steers. 200 20 100 pounds
Medium % eood steers. 500 70 LOO pound.
Coed fat beef cows 600 70 1000 pounds
Medium to good beef cows. 100 to 500 pOunds
Good to choice be,fen. Ocv 70 500 pounds
Medium to good heifsrs. 600 TO 100 DOundA
Above represent ruling prices on good quality
Mixed common steers. If rat. 100 to 900
oxen. medium to good. II fat. sK@4Ae.
Mixed common cows. II fat 600 10 700 poundA
Mixed bunche.. common to fair. 600 co TOO
pounds 2%63hc.
Good butcher bulls. sasae.
Prime hogs. 400 to 200 average. o%@oAc-
Good butcher hogs. 40 400 average
Good to choice pigs. 50 90 100 average
Hes7y ana rough hogs. 20 to 500 average
Above qrsststions apply to prime cornfsd
hogs. '.a
Choice Tennessee lamb, 5UUc.
Medium to good lambs. 3h 04hc.
Good fat sheep 2hd3hc.
HORSES AND MULES.
Following are current quotations on horses
and mules; market easier.
Horses-Heavy draft, good to choice. 20o@
s25; southern horses. good TO extra, $lSo0lsv'
southern horses fair To good. t90415O; south
ern horses. common. sf581O0; drivers. choice.
slb50 225; plugs. s2bQs40
r Il LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
ST. LOUIS. July Observation-Disclosures. 1000,
inclhding 1000 Texans; strong Native beef
steers 81 .5Od6.78; cows and helferst No w
6i6 81; stockers and feedrs, So OO@4. 49,; Texas
aud Indian steers. 81 00d6 .00 cows. and heif.
ers So 00d4 so; calves in carlosds, S4VO
as. 80.
Hors-Receipfs. 1900; steady. Pigs and
light. S4.o0a6. 40; packers. Sc 50 46-I5; butch
erss and best heavy, 50, T0m6.S SO. ..
n Sheep-Recelpts 5000; market steady. Ma
tive niuttonss So. 60a4 IS; lambs, $4.OO@F.29'
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QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

they die. keep the coops clean and
disinfected and when the weather is
good let them run out. / have two
now that are two weeks old this
morning They have no appetite
will not eat; have nothing in their
craws and walk about as If they
could hardly do so. I buy the best
of grain--Chamberlain . BABY
Chick, and give them hard boiled
eggs and charcoal, grit etc.,I have
at six weeks and two months dying
the same way. Please give me all
the information possible on the
subjects mentioned in this and I as
sure you i will greatly appreciate
1t. What disinfectant do yon use?
ANSWER.
1t does not make any difference
how you give the salts and sulphur
to your chickens find the best
way to give it to them is, either
in their soft feed or in their dry
mash which keep before them at
all times. 1t is not best to give
these to young chickens under two
weeks or a month old, as it is not
necessary. A heaping tablespoonful
(not so particular about measuring)
is usually sufficient for is TO 25
young chicks, / think the trouble
with your little chickens is due to
two causes. Their feed mostly is
where the trouble is. If 1 were
you 1 would change their feed as a
variety of feed is much better for
hem than to give one continual feed
all the time. If you will substf-
tute an occasional feed of oat neaf
and grits in place Of the Chamber
lain's, or corno in place of the
Chamberlain's. think you will ge.
better results; in fact, / know you
will. DO not give them any hard
boiled eggs or any soft feed until
they are four weeks old. am con-
fident you are feeding your chickens
too much and the trouble is caused
from indigestion. When little chick
ems systems once get out of fix, It
is a hard matter to get them back
again on their feed. They should
have plenty OF green food and
should not be kept too crowded IN
their quarters. Cracked rice occa-
sionally is also good for them and
you will find it easy to digest
EXAMINE them closely for insects.
When the hen is first removed from
the NEST, you should put a very
small amount of lard on the head
and under the throat Of each chick
en-not much; just the least bit
will answer the purpose. You should
have plenty of coarse grit ana
charcoal before them at all times.
Their sleeping quarters should be
kept dry and free from any drafts.
I use chlora-naptholeum and zeno-
lium as a disinfectant as either OF
these are good.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-25
Nv oRIEANs COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. July 2s.-Cotton futures
Clened barely steaft AZ a decline OF II %
~ points On much lower cables than due In
re early trading The market followed LiT-
<rpod aud paid very little attention 70 the
EeFs q TIE morning. althoush private dis
Atr1es sid that the weakness Of the Eng
lsh lnarket vas due % heayy American sell
/1E- he weather map was callf4 favorahle es
% sho~ed Very little rain IN tie eosfoz belt
his stimulated short selling. Selling from
/onEa who bought last week IL anticipeticn q
react-n VAS moderately heavT- At the end
r. t1e nrst half hour Of business. the active
ncnths we're - 10 - points under Saturdays
Elosiar-t Trading wis chiefly IN the new cfop
|nontha.
Around TIE mIsdle Of the morning the mar
kRt became quiet and featurelezs. Trading
was rrfnctpal between saalpers. Commits
#iru houses had a few orders from outsiders
bro went long on the theory that . reaction
Tna overdue and thar the decline was manipn-
#Arsd. hut this buying Was not large enough
~ volume 10 be factor In the situation. Most
III tha business NJ the m1rning sas In the new
#rcps. The old crops were neglected. At the
lowest 81 the morning July was ten points under
4turdmT's close. August vas Is under and the
Dew crop munths were 8 70 IS points under-
~ noon the market Was 10 70 3 points down
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
ne following were thu ruling prices On TIE
k=rhange today:
Tons. sfssdy; niddlins. l4c. STEADY.
Last Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-25
MARKET REPORTS

lns LIZ new bales to date; Galveston received
Is new bales today. making 1s5 TO date. The
market is Quiet. Feeling is bearish and the
SPORT side. as also the vanishing support in
Liverpool.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO July 24-cash green wheat No
, red. 5& uSeHc; No. 3 red, $40 @sSsae;
1I07n. No. 2 o5cdS102: No spring, ESQ
&c: velvet chaS. s61a2c; durum, s5Ns2c
Corn-No. a. BsH Ge3Ac: No. white. e5A
ads s Ss g Ss. sss s Seas white. 4Oaae
aso9e; d. nee, ssa aseHei standard. 4o@
ale; %. new. 3ea@Ae
Rve-No 2. eods1c. fr
Barley. 55cnS1. 10.
Timothy. s10.OO61f8.oo.
Clover. fo.Oo615.50-
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
ST. LOUIS. July 24.-cash. wheat higher;
. Corn. lower; track No. ,. e4Kaese; No. 2.
~e OATS ls~eT: tTsck No. ,. ssh; No white
seAG4oc-
KANSAS, CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY. July 24.-cash. wheat. IN
changed TO &c higher; No. hard. soh@Soei
: G Cora n ie lower; No. mixed. e4c; No. 2
s cats. unchanged; No. white. 42042xc;
No. mixed, 4oA d4lc.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
NEW YORK. July 24-Buftter firm: receipts
Ala. Creamery special. zee; do. extras, 25c.
O. frs ~ gas.e: DE- o sssone sSh 2 t'ssss
&c: 20. good 70 prime. 21G2Sc; DO. com
nou to fair. 1TG1sc; process. specials q aae;
do.s extras 11ci do. firsts 12c; second
17Q17Ikc; factory current make firsts. 10hc;
90. seconds. is1se; factory Thirds. iSA0
Cheese, nrm; receipts. ..I72. MIX special
facs DO small colored average. do. smGn
white average fancy. uisc; large white
average fancy 11Mc; lower grades. col
ossd es ale; lgwss grade. Ssiss sgg1Sns:
old siats hfIK fancy eolored. 918he; DO.
whits, 12G13c; do. lower grades. colored. ia
me; do. lower grade white. s11411ne.
Ezxs steady: receipts. s. al. Fresh gathered.
extsss ga 2Ss; extra tlrsts' isgsie firsts.
fresh gathered dirties No. 1. 11hc; No. 2. i09
lie; dirties poor to fair. 66ec; fresh gath
cred checks. good 70 prime e410c; state. Penn
sylxania and nearby hennery white, 2242Ie:
2111Se; do. gathered brown and mixed. 1o0
do gathered white. 20624c; DO. hennery brown.
sc, western gathered whites 17020e. r.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. July 2L-Butter steady; cream
cries 1aQ PC; diaries. ISL 22c.
Eggs firm. receipts. 11.474 cases; at mark,
cases included. sa1g12c; firsts. 16c; prime
cbees Sc steady. daisies. isa1szc, twins.
I2A0i2.se; young Americas isAGls1Ae; long
'1 potatoes easy. 81. 45Gl. so; receipts. SO cars
Poultry, live. easy; turkeys 12c; fowls. he;
springs, 14iac.
60 to IS pound weights. s1s@ 10l1cs IS 10
10 pound weights. lie.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
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Sinners Hold Convention

$ CEDARTOWN. Ga, July 24-The
polk county Singing association held its
annual convention at New Prospecs
church. near Rockmart, Friday and Sat
.urday This convention always attracts
attention throughout this section and
large number Of people are always in
attendance. Some of the best known
singers in north Georgia attended this
convention.
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WANTED-MaH clerks, city mail carriers,
clerks in the government offices at Washing
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Thousands of appointments. Average salary
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CITY and country residents equally eligible. Po-
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for schedule giving plans and dates OF Septem-
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THESE FTEN=LATD EGGS.
PROVED MADEOF GOLD
BOUT IL years ago there was

BOUT IL years ago there was
N family OF six children,
4 " man and wife, who had
been struggling hard for exis-
tence. They were both hard
workers and it did look like it
was impossible for them to get
their heads above water, and
make ends meet at the end OF the
year by their every effort, farm
ing in a small way, renting land,
and buying their supplies good
part of them on credit-and every
year found them almost in pow
erty.
The good lady finally heard or
poultryman who was letting
people set eggs for him on shares.
The lady secured several settings
of eggs, but not having a suitable
place to take care of the young
ones, and very little feed to give
them, naturally she raised only a
small per cent of the chickens to
maturity. However, she did
raise enough to secure for her
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Tobacco Habit Banished

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Poultry Editor OF
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Why despaf lfotheFs have fsed;
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HAYWARD a CLARKs COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 24--I1verpool
kame In surprizingiy weak this mornlng' old
|rnus "a points down and new crops points
korrr scots 1e points lowert sales. 700
FairsI Tks decline was attributed . August
Inr1Ifsffon and heavy American selling In
nrrrer 70 our Inquiry. cur Liverpool friends
|ar1ef. ssDecllne In consequences q general
Er~Ir~ % eeH and cn1p prospects reported some
800 -,e-e farorfbie'f Another cable said.
'sTrrnfInn accounts unfavorabie-
Weafher conditions over Sunday were some-
|~f~f more favorable ever the -souther nhalf q
- belt lnasmuch precipitation Was more
|~stferrf and lighter. but were unfaTorable
- fte northern half Of the belt. where general
- romeuhaf heavy rains ccntinue. Ne rziz
IN In ne southern half Of Texas. Indications
rs Tor generally fair and warmer weather
II west Texas and south Texas. but cloudT
- ehowery weather elsewhere IN The belt.
E.-Isr IN tire southwestern quarter.
rrrr eesence o. the Memphis Commercial
rr~nl crop report Il that the crop developed
[s.--m~Ifv during the week. damage BY exces-
- ~mirs A the central state slight far.
Hut arr weather east Of the Mississippi river
rir~f trades here were at q decline Of Is
E..irfu an new crops. There was disappoint
'wrfr little support az the heavy decline and
|rfres sneTed further during the forenoon 70
4surfoa received IS new hates today. marx
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SUGAR, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Raw sugar, firm;
muscovado, 50 test, $S.6s63.9s; centrifugal,
9 6test S4.S664.4s: molasses. 50 test, $3.610
s73; refined. firm; crushed. $500; graduated.
IS IS; powdered-S5.45.
Petroleum. steady.
Coffee. spot, steady.
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SAVANNAH. Ca. July 24.-Spir1ts steady
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ATLANTA MARKETS

ATLANTA COTTON.
ATLANTA, Ca. July 22.-cotton by wagon,
,taaaw 4AHe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
Highland Park

Revival services are being conducted
at the Methodist church this week by
the pastor, Rev. d. r. Merritt. Rev
Mr.. Green. OF st. James Methodist
church preached Tuesday evening TO a
large congregation. DR.. Parker. pastor
OF Park Place church, will preach
THURSDAY and Friday night. The sing
ing is led by large chorus choir.
The marriage Of Miss Ella Rennie to
Mr.. John Wilson Rowe. OF Banner Elk,
n. c.. took place Tuesday at. $50 p
NJ, at the home of the bride, on Fourth
Ave.
Mr.. LYNN Enslow, OF the V. p r
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Ensiow, OF Third
Avenue. who was operated on SUNDAY
for appendicitis at the Johnston Hospi-
tai. is getting along nicely
Miss Susie Rohleder returned Sum
day from Roanoke. where she took a
prominent part in the Floral Work"
given at the close Of the session OF the
Grand Chapter OF the Order OF the
Eastern Star.
The regular meeting Of the Citizens
Association was held at Northside Hall
Monday evening. and officers for the
ensuing year were elected.
The regular meeting OF Holly Chap
ter. O. f s.. will be held In NorthsIde
Hall Thursday at 8 p. NJ. All members
OF the order are fraternally invited to
attend.
Mr.. w, q, McClelland, who has made
his home for some time with Mr.. w.
.c. Todd, was operated on for. appepdts ;,
'citis al the Memorial Hospital Mon
day nishi His friends will be. glad "a
know that he Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. u. NJ. Burgess. OF Second Ave-
nue.. returned Monday night from Sed-
ley. Va. where she was called last week
on account Of the Illness OF her grand
child, the little son Of DIR. and Mrs. A
l.. Raiford.
Mrs. + X. Odell. Of Williamsburg
returned home Tuesday morning after
a few days stay at her former home
here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
SMITH PRAISES
SENATOR MARTIN
SAYS PRESENT METHOD OF CAM
PAIGNING WILL NOT IN
JURE HIM ANY.

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
NORFOLK. VA, May 10.--United
States Senator John Walter Smith,
Of Maryland. who In spending some
days In this section with General
Francis f. Waters. Of Baltimore. and
III. T. Hargis. OF Snow Hill, Nd. on
private lumber business, said in Nor
folk to-day in defense OF United
States Senator Thomas S. Martin,
who is being attacked by Congress-
men Jones and Glass In the present
United States senatorial contest. that
there is no man in the Senate better
qualified to represent the people OF
his State than Senator Martin. whom
he described as man who does
things.
Senator Smith said that the pres
ent method OF campaigning by those
opposing the incumbent Senators will
not injure them. He said that Sen
ators Martin and swanson are busy
at Washington attending to their Of
fetal duties and that 1t is not strange
that they do not wish~ to neglect these
to take the stump.