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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-17

Plymouth Rock Thanking you
kindly for any information you can
give me, / am Yours truly
L. S.
ANSWER.
The condition of your hen shows
that her liver is out of shape and
she is not digesting her food or
that some obstruction is at mouth
of gizzard Feed her twice a day
on corn meal dough, and add one
half teaspoonful of Barker's Condf-
ton Powders to each feed. Take
the bran away from her and keep
plenty oyster shell and grit where
she can get it at all times. You
should make an examination of her
crop and if IL is filled with straw or
coarse grass of any kind, cut it
open and remove it. a sick
chicken of any kind is hardly worth
curing when in weakened stage. If
you get them we'll, as a rule they
are unfit to breed from for many
months afterwards, that is after
they have had a lolss spell of sick
ness. My experience has been that
unless a bird is very valuable and
has only slight ailment the best
thing to do with one is to kill it
and burn IL. often If they are
taken in time they can be relieved
before they get too weak and II
such is the case it is all right to
keep them.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-17
MARKET REPORTS

Louisiana will he affected By overflow cannot
he said. Douhtless much Of the overflowed
land viii he planted when waters recede and
81 max be safe 20 figure 10 per cent acreage
for the state II dry weather continues.
With the present spell 81 fine weather and
prevailing northwestery winds. the river Is
falling aud more satisfactory accounts are al
ready being received from some Of the over
flowed districts.
Cables from Liverpool indicate that the mar
ket Is nervous over bad weather and crop re-
ports Futures were about 4 higher than due,
but broke points IN the last hour when facts
about yesterdays weather became known aud
vorable weather Spots were 1 lower, our mar
ket showed q disposition TO ease on better
weather and more favorable crop news. but
support In New York caused y 70 rally several
times from denressious. Bullish feeling still
seems fashionable in the northern market and
a hullish half monthly condition report Is ex-
pected these DAYS from Miss Giles. The into
sight for the week looks around - 600.
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Ca. May 16.-Spirlts firm. 4Se;
sales 10: rosin water white: $5;5S; window in So'
II. S7.17Is, G. ST.12is: z. $3.50; b, $780,
Spirits. receipts, l,23s' rosln. $685.
BUTTER. CHEESE AID EGGS.
NEW YORK Slay 1G.-The butter mar
ket was easy. Creamery specials. 4hd35c;
firsts 24a25c; seconds. 22a2Se creamery held
special. Sic; extras, 5693ehe; firsts, 2si4 a
tubs. finest, S5a33c; good TO prime, SO@34e;
common 10 fair. 23d20c; process extras, 70 tsg
&UCs Specials. - ~ &c. IAElofy GNfFeLI MAKE
firsts. &c; seconds. 2iMG2Sc; packing stock
beld. 2oi2424c: do; current make. aS1se: pack
Cheese market steady. state whole milk
new white specials. 16lle; do average fancy.
lsa4c; state whole milk, winter made
specials Ice: do. average fancy. 15SI15%c;
state whole milk under grades 14914ls, poor to
fair 10al3c; daisies. fall and earlier best.
i6c; skins. 4d141se.
Egg market firm; Fresh gathered extras.
&c; fresh gathered Grties. No. /. 1879;
No. ., ITl1Sc; fresh gathered checks. prime,
l4d14ize; poor 70 fair, 10d13c; refrigerator
special marks. fancy ana locai storage rhnrges
paid, 2Ols ale; do. firsts. loo; do. poor ia
lSc; do dirfies. 10000.
ST. LOUIS Cash QUOTATIONS.
(By Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS. May 16.-Cash wheat, No. ,,
red S1.22T1 .24is: No. 2, hard. S1.16G1.1B.
Corn. No. =. Si6fSiisc; No. ,, white. S2lzc.
Oats. No. >. J2tsc; No p white. 5TM5T &c.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY. May l6.-Cash; Wheat
No. ? bard, S1.i113G1.14; No. red, Sill
c on mixed. s(.sasle; No. white
oats-NO. white. 57a57lsc; No. mixed,
s6n5Tlse.
SUGAR, PETROLEUM HIDES AND LEATHER
NEW YORK, May i6.-Raw sugar, steady;
muscovadO. 50 test. SS42; centrifugal % test,
SS.92; mOlasses, 50 test. $S.1T. Refined, steady
Petroleum. steady.
Hides, leather. firm.
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Atlanta Live Stock

(By w. II. White, Jr., or the White Provi-
sion Company
Quotations based actual purchases during
Good to choice steers. 1000 to 1900, $500
Good steers, 500 10 1000, $3.50 to $500
Medium TO good steers, $50 to $50. $500
Good to choice beef COWS, 500 to 300. s4.75
Medium to good beer cows. 700 to 500 $3.50
Good to choice beifsrs. $50 to $50. $3.50 to
$50
Medium to good heifers. $50 to $50. $500
TO 475.
The above represents ruling prices on good
quality Of beef cattle. Inferior grades and
dairy types selling lower
Mixed common steers. il fat 200 to 500.
Mixed common cows. IL tat. 600 to 500. s4.OO
70 $3.50.
Mixed common punches to fair. 600 to 500,
Good butcher bulls. ss.a5 to $500.
l.rine hogs. 100 to 600 average. $3.50 to
Good butcher hogs. 40 to ieO average, s1.25
20 $50
Good Butcher pigs. 100 to 40. 500 to s7.25
Light pigs. 90 to 100. 5000 TO ss.25.
Heavy rough hogs. 200 TO ESQ. se.I5 to 80.
Above quotations apply to eornfed hogs.
Mas; and peanut fattened hogs, ! to ils
rents under
Cattle. receipts light. market continues
Fort Valley. Ca. was tie market again
this week with two loads from his feed lots;
one car Of strictly good Hereford cows and
another load nf high-bred yearlings, which were
bought under contract some time ago by an At
lanta packer.
Several loads are reported for the incoming
week and receipts are expected 70 be better.
Hog recelpts about normal; market about
'trarfer lower that a week ago. Yards con-
TIME 10 keep sold up TO arrival with nothing
carried over.
HORSES AND MULES.
Following are the current quotations on
h1rses:
IiarseS-IIeavy draft. good 70 ehooe. s1T5a
20 southern horSrs, god 60 extra. S2OOdt go:
scnticrn horses. sar 10 good. S90e 1JQ: southern
~ rses, common. ST5N 100: drivers. choice. Sl55
M &25: pluES. S25Gfo.
Mules-Fourieeu hands high. SI25Ti50; u
% 15k hands high. Sl75d20C: I5A to 10
hands high. 5000 $50; extra heavy. S225M3o0.
LIVE STOCK By WIRE
tBy Associated Press.3
CHICAGO. May .-Cattle--Teeeipts 800:
Texas steres. 50 aeei 30; western steers. 80 10
1I.sj;st ockers aud feeders. - i007 90; cows
AMI heifers. Sc. O0d7 90: calves. So 25GS. 10.
FIogs-Receipts, 22.O00; market 5G1Oc higher.
Light. 81 4OGi .STia; mixed. 81 asa 90; heavy
s. Asa los; rough. 81 .450T 30; pigs, 81. lOa
10: bulk q sales. s. .s0a7 o..
Sheef-Beceipts. 1900; market slow. Ma
tive. 81 $50 {. 25: western. 81 .c0u8.23: year
lings. s. 50GfT .: lambs. native, So .OOGS. 90;
western. S5.55as. 50.
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LIVE STOCK By WIRE
Charges for Autoists
Especial Dispatch to The Journal.
FnNTEnNERW Ala Mev

Especial Dispatch to The Journall
MONTGOMERY. Ala. May IA
Wholesale arrests of violators Of the
state automobile law will be made
after this week. according to Thomas
". Bradford. chief clerk o. the depart
ment OF automobiles. Dealers falling
to place tags on their demonstration
cars and owners who have transferred
their tags 10 another are liable, and
Bradford's crusade will be waged
against these viclators.
Many automobile owners who have
purchased tags have never placed them
or their cars. Some have failed to pay
tho tag tax II is also probable that
some action will be taken in reference
20 reckless driving.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-17

HAYWARD q cLARK's COTTON LITTER.
NEW ORLEANS. Nav fs.-The nap shows
fair weather ives tof Rlahama. partly cloudy
20 fair IN that state and IN the Atlantics.
Rather general showers In the eastern half o.
the belt. but precipitation generally Light
Eith exception 81 % az Memnhis. - az Meri-
dlans 80 a. Birmingham aud $50 at Augusta
While Temperatures are higher I'm. west Texas
elsewhere theT we've rather low during the
night Bot Indications ere for generally fair
warmer weather during next as hours. except
probably Increasing rlcufiness IN west Texas
and Okiahnua- A crnn authority In Shreveport
says; ''Crnn this section has made satisfac-
tory rrogrsss. while precipitation at time has
heeR excessive. Il vas beneficial n germina-
tinu oecasinual showers would be hene
fetal Condition ~ cron quite M to average
% rast Frar. ulauting stuut completed: fully
- rpr cent rfcuned- Cotton acreage increaseit
- % y pcr cent To what extent acreage 81
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ANSWER.

Your chickens have evidently had
their system upset in some way and
their liver is not acting. The hen
that died did not digest her food,
which caused the trouble. During
the rainy weather that we have had
If chickens drink a lot of stale
water or water that will accumulate
in little mudholes it often upsets
their system and causes indiges-
your thumb to one gallon of THEN
drinking water. Stop feeding the
powders such as Bankers in this
soft feed. Also put d piece If cop.
physiced out their li--er in ac-
them only soft feed for at least one
week and mix some good condition
shorts and e. N meal mix ed with
time. Feed equal paTtT of bran,
grain and meat scraps for a short
ton. The best thing for you to do
is to yard all of your chickens, feed
gooo. AS soon as you get them
amount OF charcoal in this eAAd Sc
the condition powders, s'so a small
tive operation l know they will
get well. When their liver gets
upset their bowels become effected
and this causes the trouble men
toned in your letter.
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APPENDICITIS

Iio-tcn's APPEE-D-FoRN Is sold 10 you under
a guarantee hv the AFpES-D,FoRM CO. Can
ycu afford % overlook this when IL meaEs dol
lars 90 vouf and Guaranteed under the Pure
Fc1d end Ding Act June 50 1905. list IL cures
Tor q little money: End IL Is an external rene
~ and gnes direct 20 the SPOT u Inflammation
- risk 20 run. ard. n crntains no Opium, Morr
nhinc Mercury. Cocaine. Ch0i0form. etc: 4th-
u brings quick relef aud should he in every
family for rmcrEercT. ath. You need no. opera
ticu. cutting. Gtl. IL viii Strengthen the it's
sues ~ the AnreufEix Vrrmifnrmis and put them
IN \ healthy condition. Sfh. II q a preventive a.
vel ~ 3 cure Psritoultis. Pneumonia. Blood
Folsou. Ovarian Truuhie. and Tetanus. Price ST.
81 The ApPen-D-Ferz Co., EikAart, Indi-
Kza. q. s. A. 10
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-17

NEW YORK. May i6.-Cotsou opened steady
~ upchsnrel nrioex ~ a decline % ! point
then turned essv bes1rc The emil ~ the first
hunr on TIE official forecasts of generally clear
WEATHER ard reports THAR rtvate crop reports
were hecaminE a little more favorable trices
toward II o'ciock sl,owei net loss OF from
; O. paints under bear pressure and scatter
tnE iiqnldafion-
During the early Afternoon here was enough
euverinr ami support % impart a generally
steady tene ~ TIE martet around a shade over
yesterdays closlng.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following we're the ruling prices on the
exchange tclay:
Tone barely steady; 'mildling. II T5-iooe;
last PREV.
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LATE PLANTING DELAYS
COURT IN NASHVILLE

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
NASHVILLE, Ca, May 14-City
court has been called Off for this term
by Jundge w. d. Buie :
The farmers are so far behind with
their crops that he has decided not to
hold court.
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Farmers to Meet

NASHVILLE, Ga, May IA farm
implement demonstration will be held
en- Mr.. S. r. Tygarts place one mile
from Nashville. Among those who VIII
speak are, Messrs. Graybill and Punk
ct, of the Georgia Southern and Flori-
da, and Messrs. Evans and Gentry, of
the Georgia State Agency Farmers Co
operative Demonstration work.
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experienced
on
confined fed too much and the result was
should been In the
ncubators
largely too great many
south
and their
careful about their breeding
of their FOWLS
will
condition the full benefit or the
lot birds should
their breeders in the right condition to give
that will hatch a lot of youngsters
the animals With chickens is
breeding
not be
carefully
little Matched
nothing like
there in the business this
will the certain
chickens Matched during
chickens wonderfully the
turing rapidly things much breeders
and
his
that they will realize the chickens
growing
after all the breeders much better off
their output this looks like the coming
unusually
the who has plenty RI y
season y
will certainly harvest
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QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

keep them in ,rat-proof coop at
night. Steel traps are about the
best things to use to catch rats,
Dogs are good for this purpose,
but 1t IS hard matter to get any
one to sell you we'll trained dog,
as theysusually need them for their
own use. Most any breed Of dog
will catch rats If they are trained
for that purpose. Usually, a Ter
rier of any of the different breeds
makes the best srat dog, but the
best way to protect your chickens
3 10 keep them in coops that are
rat proof
Mi. Joseph LaField, of Spring
field, Ohio, breeds ferrits, the rat
catchers that l suppose you ask
about. They VIII have to be con-
fined. or they will kill the little
chickens as bad as the rats. but
they are great things to run rats
out of holes or in places where
dogs cannot GET
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Etowah, Tenn.

GNOWdHi rem
VIII you please tell me what is
the matter with my chickens? /
have IL Barred plymouth Rock
hens. They have been laying right
along up to the last few days; now
most of them have stopped. no.
tice on some oftthem behind that
they have some Kind of a running
off; it is on the feathers behind.
One Of them got lame day before
yesterday and would just sit
around. 1 caught her and gave her
a dose of castor oil. but it didn't do
her any good. This morning 1 went
out to the coop and found her
dead. Now all their combs are red
and apparently they all look we'll,
except the running of, and they
don't eat heartily like they should.
They have the free run of about one
acre Of ground and il is all put
out in grass. They get all of the
green food they want. We have
been feeding them corn, oats, wheat
and red comb meat mash food,
also the table scraps, and they have
plenty bone and oyster shell. Now
the hen that died had a craw full
Of grains and not much grit. 1t
was chuck full day or two before
she died. I cut it open this morning
and the grains were nearly all
whole just like she ate them.
Thanking you in advance for any
information you can give me. 1 am
w. c. KIMBRELL.
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Atlanta, Ga.

3 Will you kindly give ne a remedy
through The Journal for hen that
has an enlarged crop; seems to be
filled with water. 1 have washed
it out with warm water, little soda
added; have put her on wheat
bran and green grass. she eats
but little and at times has a spas
modic Jerking her neck. She is a
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- oaLEANs Co.

AEH OALEAAI @k0-L0As
NEW ORLEANS. Nay l6-CotsOn futures
openrd steady. UNCHANGED u points down
comPasea with tire elslse Of Yesterday Cables
vere better than expected and The weather map
showd light rains. well distributed over tie
cotton belt- Crop neus. however, was encouf-
aEiuE and excellent pro-iess toward completing
planting was reported fruG many sections that
have heen extremely backward u was the gen
eraI cpiuiou tht recently rains have heen 80
light that they have resulted - little damage.
ImmedlateIy after the cail prices were 10 3
points dowu; scaipinE shorts bought covers 70
realize puofits ami the market improvd. stand
ing / % points over yesterdays Close al the
snd az tie first haif hour q business.
Toward the middle q the morning selling
orders Increased and "a was said that they
were coming frum large SPOT interests Suf-
tcient pressure Was put On the market 20 send
u 20 points under yesterdays close. The
decline VAS not maintainei because Of the
profit taking bv ring traders on the short sides
= small amount a buying for the long account
also cane IN on the decline. At noon the mar
kst was steady. i to points under yesterdays
closing level
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Ire following we've the calling prices in TIE
exchange today
Tee ~fa,,Fr- ~-Fhslfu~ II rg-Tgr steady
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

T0BACC0 FACTORY wants salesman: good pay.
steady work and promotion; experss nee IN
as We will give complete iustruc-
tons. Piedmont Tobacco Co, Box WIZ. Dan
vile, Va.
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s1o- COTTcE AARKE1
Atlanta. steady. lIEc-
View YORK quiet. II T5-Io0c.
New Orleans. steady. II 1916
Liverpool. steady 6 $4,000.
Galveston. steady. I2c.
savannah. steady. II Size.
Norfolk. steady. 11Ac-
Baitiuore nominal. 1l[c.
NflmiuEfun steadr. ID i%c.-
Phlladelphla STEADY. l2c.
Boston. quiet II T5-foOc.
tohiic. srsaGy. Ike
Charleston. steady. 1lizc-
Augusta steady. I2c.
Houston. quiet. II 1916.
Memphis. nominslg II sc.
ST. LouiE. firm. ike.
Louisville. qulet. 1i&c.
Macon, steady. I07sc-
columbia Sreadv- t1Hc
Charlotte. steady. 12c.
Little Rock. qIiet- Itse.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
TIE following we're the ruling prices In tn
exchange today:
Tore. barely STEADY: sales 5000; middling
S5-l0of.
Prev
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Tennille, Ga: / have six Indian
runner ducks, that are now about
five weeks old. Since they were
about two weeks old, sometime
during the day, usually about the
middle of the day, from one to
five of this number seem to get
weak IN their feet and legs and
can't walk, but kinder drag along
on the ground They seem to get
drowsy also, and let their heads
drop over on the ground as though
they were dead. This has been
kept up for every day since they
We're two weeks old. One of them
got in this condition today and
and never did rally, but finally
died. They are kept in a pen about
s by IS feet, and fed on wheat
bran made into a soft mash. with
plenty of water in the pen all the
time. What is the cause of this
trouble? Is it what they eat, or
what do you think ii is? Any in
formation you may give me on
this will be greatly appreciated.
]. r. S.
ANSWER.
You are not feeding your ducks
on enough of a variety Of food,
oAN SHSh SSSNCHh mas bcSoAhS mac
tive. They should have a mash
feed feed OF equal parts of bran.
shorts and cornmeal to which has
been added some coarse sand,
and feed them just what they will
eat up clean every three hours.
Once a day feed them some ordi-
nary chick feed or scratch feed
that has been wet. This should be
fed in a trough. Give just a small
amount at first, just what they
viii enjoy and do not leave any
feed before them. Give plenty
coarse grit, oyster she'll and green
food. Ducks win not thrive on
bran alone. They should have a va
riety.
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Weather Conditions Responsible
For Late Season and Bad EIatcEes

euzHE present spring has brought
about conditions little differ
Ii ent from any experienced in
the south during the past years,
and the result is, many late chikens
will be Matched all over the south
during May and June this season.
On account of.-the dry hot weather
last fall, extending through October,
thousands of chickens we're late
about Noting and great many of
the early Matched pullets that had
been laying so freely during the
early fall began melting when cold
weather did come, curing Novem-
Der and December. Winter caught
thousands of hens IN the south the
past season either half through
melting or their mott not finished.
On this account many hens and pull
let's did not produce as strong eggs
in fertility or in strength as would
have been if they had finished mott
ing early in the season and have
their normal strength to impart to
their offspring the stamina they
should have. The system of the
parent stock plays an important
part in this respect and the result
was that matches, even up to late in
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Tobacco Habit Banished
Or. Elder's Tobacco Boon Banishes All
Forms Of Tobacco habit In
~ to 40 Hours,

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20 take s. T. Addlngton OF Bethel Okla writes Your
Tobacco Boon has cured me after using tobacco 50
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been heavy ehewer for o. years After taking your
treatment days completely cured" Adolph
Ergen, Of Pigeon Falls, Wis., writes 81 would not take
81 900 for what good your Tobacco Boon did me-" Hun
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BE A DETECT1vE-Ean from $50 to $500
per month; travel over the world. Write
C. r. Ludwig. 1861 scarritt Bldg. Kansas
CITY. 40.
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Senoia, Ga: I am a. reader OF
your valuable articles in the Daily
Journal. There is a disease among
the hogs in our settlement. Some
call it cholera and some. say not.
/ will try to tell you about it.
Some Of these hogs live three to
four months after they take it,
while others live only a few weeks.
They eat heartily but get thinner
every day until death. Some of
them have a breaking out on legs
and head like mango on dogs, and
almost tear the flesh off it itches
so. Some don't have it in this
form. They will live until their
eyes rot out and they get so poor
they can't stand on their feet.
/ know of fifty or more that
have had this disease and not bne
has been cured.
Will my COW do we'll If 1 muz-
zle my calf and let IT run. in the
pasture with her?
win appreciate your answer at
once. r. f. MAYO.
ANSWER.
The trouble referred to is evil
IDENTIFY cholera among your hogs.
IL effects them in various ways,
and your report is like a great
many others. 1t seems there is no
cure for ii when they once have
II. The only safe way, it looks
like now, is to use Anti-Hog-
Cholera Serum twice year on
your entire herd. If the ones that
are well are treated they are not
likely to have it, but when 1t is
in a neighborhood if a person neg
lects treating them he usually has
10 pay the penalty by the loss of
his hogs.
Tt viii be all right to let the
calf run in the pasture with your
COW if you muzz e II.
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