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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
POULTRY NOTES.

There is genuine satisfaction
in owning thoroughbred stock
and they cost no more to feed.
Go in for the best.
The smaller the quarters the
greater the care. Crowded fowls
are much more liable to become
affected with vermin and dis
ease.
A bone cutter will surely pay
for itself. Green cut bone sup
plies the hen with ability to
produce eggs, nourishes her
feathers. and keeps her in general
good health.
Do you like to see a sick fowl?
II the bird is not Of more than
ordinary value. and the disea Sc
is serious apply the ak with a
steady hand.
Have you ever noticed the
hens following the pillow and did
you observe how fast the grubs
disappeared? This is good for
the hens and the land also. En-
courage them.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22

Thousands have become successful shop own
ers by method and send TO for BARRIERS
We must supply them. Learn now and accept
q Job that pays WELL Light clean. inside work
Few weeks completes. Tools given. OUR
MANUAL IS SLENDID FOR HOME PREPARA
TON. Particulars mailed Free. Write today
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J. BULL AND UNCLE SAM
SQUABBLING IN CHINA

CANTON, China, March ia con-
fict of opinion has arisen between Leo
Allen Bergholz, the United States con-
sui general here, and the British consul
general on the question of international
action.
The senior naval officer of the United
States gun boat Wilmington is in
command of the foreign naval forces,
while British officer holds the foreign
settlement of Shah-Meen with force
consisting of four-fifths British and
one-fifth French troops.
The situation has become so serious
that a telegram has been dispatched to
Hongkong asking for advice and in
response Commodore Creswell j. Eyres.
the British naval officer in charge at
Hongkong, is on his way here.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22

AAkRY-Many wealthy members. viii marry.
All ages. Descriptions free. Reliable Club.
Dept SO, Box 266, Oakland. Cal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22

will injure
incubator
machines
machines them that not ventilated built
in
daught
circulation will
incubator
could
the matches
building with plenty circulation and fresh air
directly
refled
the should be
hatch should
boiled which practically
the wick should
which will the
round
incubator inclined
IA
feeds
inclined oil
this will
smoking if it
smoke
ordinary
excelsior should
with
will
webs will and
a freepa O all parts ~ "
oft
Very truly yours tan
(To be continued)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
HEAVY LIQUIDATION AND
SELLING CAUSED DECLINE
Market in New York Closed 8
to II Points Down From
The Previous Close
fRr Anseiatsa Prsss.l

NEW YORK March -l.-Cotton opened
steady al unchanged prices to an ad-
vance Of l point. but eased OF under
realizing and local selling. with prices
during the middle OF the morning some
TO points net lower. The forecast for
unsettled weather conditions seemed to
be attracting some selling. but Offering
heavy and the market was unsettled on
minors tbst some OF the bigger longs
were reducing their lines.
The western belt weather forecast enc0ur-
aged rather more aggressive selling late in
the forenoC1 and q market CONTINUED nervous
with pEicss e midday 70 IL points net
soWer.
Trading ueco.sed 81 noon. There was enough
covering @ impsrt a steadier tone but prices
rallied only o. p0ints and later turned
easier under more aggressive local selling vita
active months ruling some - 90 u points
net loWer aroald , O'Clock
NV YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on tie
exchange today
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
CLAW Court Meets

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
FORT GAINES, Ca, March 19.-Clay
superior court convened today with
Judge William c. Worrill presiding and
Solicitor j. A. Laing looking out for the
states interest. Judge Worrill deliv-
cred a strong and able charge TO the
grand jury and especially laid stress
upon the enforcement of the law as a
whole. J. E. Peterson was chosen fore
man of the grand jury and that body is
now busily engaged in getting true bills
and investigating the affairs of the
county.
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Who Dread
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Children Absolutely With
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FIGHTS WITH TEACHER
AND THEN DROPS DEAD

Especial Dispatch to The Journal.>
MDONOUGH, Ga. March 2O.-Mr. ].
H. Gilbert, a prominent farmer of Hen
nv county, went to the school house,
where his children were in school. and
engaged in a fight with the teacher.
He returned to his buggy and on his
way home died from heart trouble. Mr..
Gilbert was about 40 years old and
leaves a family.
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Hibben Given Dinner

NEW YORK, March 16.-Dr. John
Greer Hibben. the newly elected presi-
dent of Princeton university, was ten
dered a dinner tonight by 200 mem
bers of the Lotus cluo.
Dr. Hibben as the principal speaker
talked of the theory of evolution as
applied to the present age, saying that
man was still essentially in the Oar
winian era
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QUESTION.

QUESTION.
Smithville, Ga.
VIII you please answer the fol-
lowing questions?
What causes the white diarrhoea?
1 had some chickens that 1 hatch
ed in my incubator. they all caught
it and died. I kept them in a box
by the fire.
What is the best way to get rid
of lice on chickens?
Yours very truly,
w. W. MMANUS.
ANSWER.
Up to the present time, it is a
hard matter to tell just what
causes white diarrhoea, but no
doubt ii is a germ of a disease Of
some kind that is carried from the
hen to the egg, from the egg to the
incubator and embodied in the lit
tie chick. However, it matters not
what causes it, il is usually fatal
and impossible to cure. The Con-
key people claim to have a remedy
for it, known as the "Conkey White
Diarrhoea Cure"
I think what caused this trouble
with your chicks was taking them
out Ct the warm incubator and put
ting them in a box without sufi-
cient heat to make them digest
their food and the result was, they
were chilled and caught cold which
caused this trouble. Little chick
ems should be kept warm, in a good
brooder or under hen for at least
two weeks after they are Matched,
long enough to get them started Off
right. Then they can be kept in
freless brooder or taken care of I'M
der various conditions, but the
weather should be good when they
are changed from a warm temper
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(To be continued.)
QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

allure to a cold one.
One of the best things to kill
lice on chickens is plain lard. An
other good preparation is one pint
Of cotton seed oil with 10 to IL
drops of full-strength carbolic acid
added, but in using this you should
be very careful and only. use a
small amount. ik}t
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80 nRrrArs nnrroN

SPOT COTTON MARKET
Atlanta. steady. 1oke-
New YORK. steady, 10 55-Iooc-
New Oriears. steady, 10 1l-l6c-
Lfverp0oi. steady. 8 09-l0od-
Galveston. stezdy, lie.
WILMINGTON. steady. 10 Size.
savannah, steady. 10 Size
Norfolk, steadys 1Q&c-
Baltimore, nominal. 10&c.
PhfIadelphia. steady. 10 s0-l00c-
Boston steady. 10 55-10oc.
Noble. steady. 10 Size
Charleston. steady, 10l1c-
Augusta. steady. loAc-
Houston. quiet. lie
Memphis, nominal. l0ssc-
Louisville. quiet. 10ISc-
Macon. steady, Zoe
Columbia. steady. i0c-
Charlotte. steady. Zoe
Little Rock. quiet. lose
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22

Beautiful silk and wool fabrics. Quality
guaranteed. A saving OF at least 80 per cent
by buying direct from the manufacturers.
Write for samples. Mayfield Mills. Pawtucket,
r. l.
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today in the central and eastern states. quickly
that clear weather viii rule tomorrow in Ar.
kansas north Texas and Oklahoma and Louis
lana. with rising temperatures following Friday
afternoon.
weather before Saturday. The market opened
weak and showed weakness during the early
trading. Disappointment over the turn In the
English strike a&air caused an absence OF sup
port. Fear of weather checked selling pres
spots are dependent upon eastern demand.
A large Manchester buyer says that the edge
is undoubtedly off the foreign demand. offers
now being turned down or ignored.
HAYWARD g. CLARK'S GRAIN LETTER
CHICAGO, March 21.-Wheat: After high
er opening wheat prices eased to below those
OF last nights close, then rallied during the
latter part Of the session. export OF some
wheat being worked for export caused some
buying by local shorts. Exporters reported
good bids for all grades of Manitobas Kansas
City reported cash inquiry slow. Lcnlly there
was demand. Speculative trade seems 10
bb witing fr some new feature without slde
interest limited. News regarding the eon1l-
ton OF the growing crop as soon as the Weath-
or conditions allow Of examination, Will doubt
less be the next market motive.
Corn After steady opening which was
the market was downward. Milder weather
predictions tempered the ardor or speculative
buyers On the extreme recessions however,
there seemed to b fair commission house buy
ing Locally cash prices were y TO 1ee
lower with { ehdemand sloy and eastern al
vices told Of the east being well supplied fOi
the present We feel that 1t will take con-
tnued buying to sustain values, unless there
Is some change I'm the cash situation.
Oats: oats ruled firm early, but devef-
oned weakness with corn. Prospects OF better
weather curtalied new buying and there was
considerable liquidation. We advise the safe
4 spot oats on strong spots
Provisions: The advancing tendency at the
,pening met very liberal offerings from longs
and packers and this selling continued nearly
al day. causing moderate declines all around.
some OF the early buying was by large
western packer. Steady weather curtailed
movement OF hogs and larger receipts are eA
pected within few days. Cash trade was
fair.
CARPENTER. BAeGoT & co.'s STOCK
LETTER
CBy Associated Press
NEW YORK. March 2l.-The market held
the advances we'll and there Is an undertone
OF strength indicating that the trend Of prices
viii be toward a higher level for sonnet time.
large and powerful interests heavily in
terested on the constructive side Of the mar
,et On any recession would increase holdings
or the long pull.
IRON ORE NEAR PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 21.-According
Ito advices received here deposit Of high
grade iron estimated ut million tons.
has been discovered in Fulton county, In the
Blue Ridge mountains, 200 miles from this
city. Biologists and engineers assert that
Il is the most startling discovery since the
discovery OF gold IN 1919 and is destined to
mark a new era In the steel and iron in
dustrE OF this country.
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MARKET REPORTS
COTTON nARKET OPINIONS,

Miller & Co: We look for higher prices.
J. 5. Bache & Co.; We think new crop
positions a purchase on any market reaction.
prices now.
Hayden. stone & Co.: Considerable bull sup
port will doubtless require 20 maintain prices.
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CBy Associated Press.)
wheat: Receipts 4I2.OOO against 200. 600
last year; increase 10000 bushels; shipments
2T3, COO against 211.OOO bushels last year; in
crease 62.OoO bushels.
Corn. $4,000 against T72.OO last year; de
crease los. 900 bushels; shipments. 600
against S24 600 last year; increase $4,000 bush
eis' NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Ca. March 21.-Spirits firm
5Od 5OIsc. Rosin firm, water white s7.e0
window glass STE y $3.50. VI ST.45, X
$50. /. Il. G. s7.o2is. E se.o7ls. D se.o21s
= CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. March 2i.-Butter. steady; cream
receipts. $3.50 cases; at mark, cases included,
1919 n zoe: ordinary firsts. 191ac; firsts. 2Olac
Cheese. steady; daisies, lSlzW19c; twins, lSG
1s1sc: Young Americas, lSi5 alec; Long Horns
1SE T1ac Potatoes. strong; receipts, % cars
wisconsin. SL15d11s; Michigan and Mime
sofa. SL16G11S. Poultry, weak; turkeys, i've
ia dressed IaIsc; chickens. live 15c. dressed,
15c; springs. live and dressed, l5e Veal
sUeIR PETROLEUM.. HIDES. LEATHER.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, March 3l.-Raw sugar steady
iuseoV sa9, - 'e "a - "a ~ Resined ouet
Petroleum. m0lasses and hides steady
ESYwARp 4 cIARE's COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. March 21.-Yesterday's ca
bles Of strike settlement proved absolutely in
correct Such information by the way always
Cousols were &c lower this morning and
Liverpool spots were very small, only o'OOO
bales on a Thursday usually the largest spot
dsv az the week Futures were about points
lower than due. II looks more and more as
though a supreme effort had been made yes
terday to support the markets over the hearlsa
census report London says: "Balour against
plan: viii move rejection Of minimum wage
bill No settlement OF coal strike prooanle
f-efore some time next week. The Daily NAH,
regards the bill already dead.
In regard 70 prospects OF coal strke IN
this country. Cleveland. Ohio, says BOZ
siJes take 4 gloomy view. Operators and min
ers see stopnage OF work. Conference yester-
dav without de mite result. Closing OF bltuml-
nous mines April l would throw Out S9o'VOV
men" -, -.
The map shows cloudy weather in the belt,
some light rains in north Texas modetaIe
-.i-s N Arkansas no rain elsewhere. Indi-
cations point to a short wet spell. with ran
Followed by clearing cold wave. Prospects are
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
Proper Management of Tncubators

TT HOUSANDS of incubators are
II now being operated by the
poultry breeders all over the
United States. Hundreds of them
get successful matches, where 9th
ers make almost total failures or
unsatisfactory matches. There are
various causes for many of the in
cubator troubles that befall the
poultryman. 1t is very seldom
that any two incubators are made
just alike, nearly all of them have
different instructions, therefore, it
is impossible to give any set rule
for operating all incubators.
However, there are certain rules
that must be observed if success lis
obtained. The first thing to be done
to get successful matches is to have
your incubator perfectly level. 1t
should be placed in room or in
a house where the temperature va
ries just as little as possible, and
where the circulation of air is pure,
as the air on the outside. if impure
will enter your machine and either
cause a poor hatch or weak chicks.
Too many incubators should not be
placed in the same room, as the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS


NEW YORK, March 2l.-Butter market was
steadt Creamery specials, 3115; extras, 4Oc;
firsts SIC eeconds. 3OQS3e; thirds, 5o9
2ec; creamery held special, 32c; extras BOG
2el5c: frsts 2s1h@29c; seconds, 3O@3le;
thirds, 2s@29c; state dairy tubs, finest $50
Yfc; good to prime. 30@S4c; common to fair
ssm29c; process extras. 2515 @26c; specials.
27@271bc; firsts. 24Gg25c; seconds, 22Q2Se;
factory current make, firsts 25c; seconds
2l1b@22c; packing stock, held, 23A@24c; do.
2115 d22c; packing stock held. Erieq e4zfy
current make No. ?, 22hc; packing stock,
No. 3, 22@23c-
Cheese market was firm. State whole milk
and earlier specials, lee; do. average fancy.
1917 61s%c; state, while milk, winter made
specials. 1615c; do average fancy. l6Ac; state
whole milk under grades, 18@1T3ac; daisies
fall and earlier best, Ice; skins, 5@15c.
Egg market unsettled, Fresh gathered extras,
23G231Ac; extra firsts 4Oc; firsts, 36l5c; sec
fresh gathered dirties No. l. 2OQ21c; No.
22Ts IA &c fresh gathered checks. prime, 19@2Oc;
poor to fair lS@2ec; refrigerator spe-
ciaI marks. fancy local storage, charges paid,
sec: do firsts. sec; do. seconds. 1914 @24 re;
do. thirds, 2o@23c; do poor. l7@lse; do. dirt
les 1662Oc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites. fancy large, new laid, 500
4Oe; do. selected whites fair 70 good, S0g
3sc; nearby whites, small. 3OD33c
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AGENTS WANTFD-Exclusive territory. Good
rs $40 for 26-pouud Feather Bed and receive.
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CARPENTER, BAGGoT CO.'S coTToE
LETTER
(By Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, March 21.-The market wai
sold today on prospects Of better weather I
belt. The bulls have shown no disposition t
support and the ring crowd have been aggres
sive sellers today. Strike news today IN
favorable and with the bearish feeling abou
the ring II is expected to sell market off n
absence of support by the recognized bull forces
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CBy Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS. March 1--CottOn
futures opened steady at a decline OF /
TO points. Gables were about as due
but bears were encouraged TO sell short
by the weather map. which reflected
dry weather from nearly all sections OF
the belt. Some snow and rain were no
ted in Texas but the precipitation was
not heavy enough 10 cause much wor-
~. especially as fair weather was the
feature OF the weather forecast The
market was dull in the early trading and
at the end OF the first half hour Of
business prices were 3 TO 4 points under
yesterdays close
The market was dull with undert0ne rath-
er easy throughout the morning session Little
support was offered at any time and had the
short side been more aggressive the market
would have crumhled- Crop reports were de-
cIdedly better and much cotton was reported
planted In sections OF Texas that were gener-
ally supposed 10 be stil very backward, the
result OF tie weather conditions The fight
against the minimum wage bill In the British
parliament eaused the bulls considerable worry
AT noon prices were 20 points down
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
he following we're the ruling prices on the
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PHILADELPHIA North American

IuIIdutIp uId NUFIn ALutfIcdI.
New York is greatly excited over the recent
holdups in the financial districts. You see
these were committed by rank outsiders, and
Wall street win not brook a rival.
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MONEY AND BONDS.


HesVNIdtoV
NEW YORK March 2.-MOney on cal
steady 29s as per cent; ruling rate, 29s,; clos
ing bid, 2% offered 2R.
cent; 90 days 81 six months, 81.
Close prime mercantile paper, 4@4h per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4.s41O for so day
bills and at 4.S7.35 for demand.
Commercial bills, Assn.
Mexican dollars, Al.
Government bonds steady; railroad bondi
steady.
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QUESTION.

T
Waverly Hall, Ga.
What percentage would one lose
from breakage by buying eggs to
be shipped by express one thou
sand miles or further? Does the
express company require any spec
ial Grating for this or just plain
boxes? These are not for Matching
purposes.
Does the express company make
good any losses that might result
from breakage in transit?
Please answer through columns
of The Journal
Yours truly,
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ANSWER.

The loss in shipping eggs thou
sands of miles, if they are properly
packed, should not amount to any
thing at all There are regular egg
cases. with Allers made for this
purpose, and this is the only proper
way to ship them. These egg cases
can be had Of the Nashville Egg
Case Co, Nashville, Tenn. 1t costs
about one cent per dozen to pack
eggs in this shape but the amount
saved in breakage far more than
covers this amount.
AS a rule the express company
does not pay for any breakage OF
eggs unless it can be shown that
they are at fault and then II Is
certainly worth it to get 1t.
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