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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-08

displays
The citizens of sheman magnificent
showing what this town was doing in this respect
The agricultural display unusually
everything needed to live could be produced bounfuy this
displays pecans county naturally
adapted, great attraction at this fair
this the poultry
class birds taking them all which
but contained the largest Next these the Barred Plymouth Rocks
This is the second display poultry made this
big difference
the first and display especially quality
the birds shown in showing that poultry
fraternity is receiving quick education
the department awaited visiting this
mules and colts also that would
do credit state fair exhibition In this department showing
different varieties
constituted this display The display of homeraised horses and
the display of horses mules and colts would make feel
This
Georgia send dollar out of this state kind
quality the right kind to make the
hav shipped o Atlanta this section.
and good could be found
yields and especially in this community
Randolph
other section OF the country and on lands that
that producing
actually WORTH and the
people the possibilities of the advantages
neighborng town refused few days
better than this Another party near this section
hundred pounds which
to $780, zoe per pound for the nuts II looks IKE u con OF IN oer
fortune store for them in the industry
mingng the different
tiles brought about by these fairs and exhibitions on the
stimulate do good community in which they are held and
other than by the holding of annual fairs and
The Randolph county especially
conducted their
magnificent displays gotten together showing what that
ton and the people who nhah are capable OF doing for this great
country.
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steady. 12c. rs
t- DRESSED POULTRY
Hens, 17@1Sc; fries, 25a271kc roasting, zoo
21c; ROSTERS, sQ1Oc; ducks. 15Qlshe; turkeys
17d1sc.
LIVE POULTRY
Hens, 45QDc each; fries. 25955c each
Eo1sers't xogSSe; ducks, So@SSe; turkeys u
Pompano, per pound. zoe; Spanish mackere
Per pound 1--WE; trONt, drawn, per pound, d0c;
blue fish drawn, per pound, &c; headless I'd
snapper per pound, &c: mullet barrel ~, zoo
pounds let, $1,000; small snooks. per po1hqS De.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE
Lemons, fancy, So. OOd6 so; choice. IS. 500
o.; baDanas per pound &c: tomatoes. basket
crates, 81 50@2.00; fancy egg plants per case
SI.1otg2.OO; pepper, 75c@$1.00; rquash, -ellow
PsT so crate, NoOq125; fancy lettuce, per drum
onions. per 6ushei. $1.0o@1 IS: Irish potatoes
per bushel so09Oc Florida oranges, 81. 50a
Blue Bine valley creamery prints S5hc cooking
butter. steady, 22@25c; sweet potatoes new,
yellow yellow Jams. soc8s1 .Ooi eggs. fresh, Dozen q
GROCERIES
SAT-, l0o-pound bags, 5Oci ice cream, ssci
AAAA Lake Herring, 6pound pals. S7hc; IL
ssS1Ra pals pal sIoo; 80 pounds half e. barrels
starch 20 1-pOund packages 4ilc; Pops corr
gloss starch SIC; KinfordS Osweso corr
starch &c; pickles $3.50.
Sheese-Blue Valley full cream daisies, 2ohc
Snsar-Standard granulated. 5.l5; coffee,
Blue Blue Ridge, H1sc; stonwali, 2ec; lAAA
E Ese; UnO. 2shc; rice; Jap. 4%c; domestic.
bushel: red kidney beans. $3.50 per hushel: Al
bOunds, y to case, sS.7s; "a pounds. "a /
POUNDS 4S to case 81. 0oi b. NJ. fish flakes.
small cans, per dozen. 80 large, 81 .35; key, y
oil continental sardines, 100 cans to case, $3.50,
to case. $40.
MEAT. LARD AND HAMS
Dry salt ribs. % TO so pounds. S12 30; dry
salt rib bellies, 20 to % pounds, 1Sc; OLD
Tennessee country style pure lard. 5o-poun,.
tins, Arc; Old Hickory hams, tic; old Hick
cry pienics, l5c; Old Hickory skinned, 1Sci Pre-
lard, Sc; Swift Premiuia hams. 171kc; swirl
Premium skinned hams, 1ehc.
C Cornfield hams 10 70 y Syerage' IKE.
Cornfieid skinned hams. 10 to IS average, lsc
Cornfield picnic hams, to average. Ing
CornfieG breakfast bacon. 24c.
Grocers' sty lie bacon twide or narrow, 1sM'
Cornfield fresh pork sausage, link, or bull
IN 25-pOund buckets. 12hc.
Cornfied frankfurts, 1O-pound buckets, -
Cornfield Bologna sausage 20 pound boxes liz
Cornfield luncheon bans. 25-pOund boxes. lac
Cornfield smcke9 INK sausage. 25-pous
Cornfieid smoked link sausage. in pickle, :,
J0-pound cans, $500.
tarnfield frankfurts. in pickle, l5-pound k.Ts
S1.75.
Corntieid picked pigs feet. 1s-DOund KIT,
S1.25.
Corntield jellisd meats, In IOpOund dinu,
pals. l2kc
Corrsieid pure lard, tieree basis, 12xc.
Country style pure lard. 5o-pOund tins only
Compound lard. tieroe basis &c.
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The Randolph County Fair

Su% HE first efforts Of the Ran
dolph County Fair associa-
II tion have been crowned with
the most glowing success. To the
ladies of this community, with Mrs.
A. H. Mccoy as president, should
be given the credit for this splen-
did fair, and the people of this
community showed their apprecia.
ton of their efforts by giving this
fair their most liberal support
Every train coming into this town
was loaded with visitors, and they
came from every direction in auto
mobiles, buggies and by rail. The
town was alive, and the fair was
most literally supported.
This is probably one of the best
farming sections of the state.
Especially are the large plantations
properly managed, and bountiful
crops have been produced on most
of these large plantations this sea-
son, making prosperity and happi-
ness throughout this whole section.
No hard times or long faces were
heard or seen in this community.
and every one seemed to be happy
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OLD PICK BOURBON

Don'tyou often banker after some
Of that old fashioned Kentucky
Bourbon I've been making that
kind Of whiskey back here in the
country for years.
I'm selling II now -firSt come,
hrSt served. I am asking $500 for
I honest quarts and pay the express
myself 49,
Try all you want Of ii and If you
amt fully satisfied fire Ii back at
my expense and I viii refund your
$500 and
Give You a 81 Bill
20 boot just TO pay you for your
trouble.
That's fair enough but I wont lose
by II because n0b0dy'S going to send
il back. Address me, R. MathewsOn,
Newport, Kentucky, R. F. D. No 9
P.S.-Send money order as l have
trouble In getting checks eaSneo'
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COTTON MARKET OPINIONS.
]. S. Bache & Co.; We feel the advance
has been too rapid and We do not advise the
purchase Of cotton az this level.
Logan Bryan: We prefer the buying side
TsoSpson. Towle q Co.: opinion unchanged.
A. NOrden CO.: Conservative sales on
strong markets win ultimately prove profitable.
prices
METAL MARKET
(By Associated Prsss.)
NEW YORK, Nor. Cooper firm; standard
eemher, s16.s0a1TI2; electrolytie sl7.3T8
iT.sI: lake. SlT62g1T.s7; casting. $17.25G
Tin easy; spot snd November, s4s.75a5OoO;
December, S49.e2n5O.O0.
Lead quiet. 81. T0d4sO-
Snelter quiet, S7.35dT.45.
Anthony quiet; Cookson's, $3.50.
Iron firm and unchanged.
n L. CARPENTER & co.'s COTTON LETTER
NEW YORK, Nov. o.-The opening was
rather quiet, commission houses were probably
best sellers. while the buying was concentrated.
coming from some Of the larger spot houses and
ring spectators. However, after the call.
there was a wave Of selling by some OF the
SPOT people followed By ring spectators and
nov - that the market should decline. those
favorable 10 market seem 20 be waiting for a
a. , - 20 os5 on; ,,i. mere sooo demand TO
belt are being closely watched, as excessive
rains win DO great deal Of damage to cot
ton unpicked. Outside business been light and
Il Il believed the market viii remain dun for
several days until the effect OF the election is
over.
NAVAL STORES
. SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 6.-spirits firm, soc;
sales. IS. Resin firm; water white, IS. go;
window glass, IS IS; n, $50; n, 100; X,
So As; I, Sc 2k; II, $40; g, 615; +.
50 12is E, S8.1Oi d, S6.0T15; B. secs; sales,
zone; receipts spirits, $40; rosn, 2.s66.
SUGAR, PETROLEUM, HIDES AND LEATHER
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Raw sugar quiet;
Afuseovado. 50 test. 1855; centrifugal, 90 test
S4.05; molasses 50 test. $3.50. Refined steady.
Petroleum molasses. hides, steady.
Leather, firm.
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tBy w. II. White Jr.. Of the White Proyis on
Company
Quotations based actual purchases during
Good to choice steers. 1000 to 100. $500
Coed steers. 500 to 1000 s4T5as.2S
as.
Good to ekoiee beef COWS. 500 TO 900. $3.50
aJO.
Medium TO good beef cows. 700 to 500. $3.50
d4oO.
Coed to choice heiters. $50 to $50. $3.50
Medium to good heifers. $50 to 100. $500
The above represent ruling prices of good
q1ahty OF beef cattle. Inferior grades and
cary types selling lower.
Medium 70 common steers. If fat. 700 to
500 S3.T5d425.
Medium to common COWS. If fat. 700 to 500,
Mixed common. 500 to 500. s2.5OQs25.
Good butcher bulls. S3O0d3.T5.
Prime hogs. 100 % 900 average. ST.50GT.1o.
Good butcher hogs 40 TO 100. s7.ooeI.ao.
Good butcher pigs, 100 10 i40 s6.50GT.0O.
Light pigs. 50 to 100. s6.OOae.5o.
Heavy rough hogs, 200 10 go. S6.50dT.5o.
Above quotations apply to cornfed boys.
Mast and peanut fattened hogs lie to lac
Cattle receipts about she same as usual.
Market steady on good grades Of beef cattle;
medium and common cattle lower.
Hogs have suffered a considerable decline TOT
weak and prices generally uneven
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Cattle: Receipts $4,000:
market steady to 10c lower: beeves. $500
1918: Texas steers. S44O6s.65; western steers,
S.. 5OGa.2 20; stockers and feeders. s4.30aTS5;
cows and heifers. S2.75dT.4O; calves, $3.50
a10.5O.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000: market slow. Sc 10
Zoe lower: light. sT.40dT.o5; mixed. $500
500: heavy. ST.S5mS05; rough. ST.35mT55'
pigs S4.T5a690: bulk Of sales, ST.7Od795.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000: market steady to
shade lower; native, $3.50d4.65; western, $3.50
RAg5: yearlings, S4.10Ta.a0: lambs, native,
IS 50nT 40: western. s5.6567.25.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 6.-Cattle-Receipts, $50;
quiet hut steady; range $500 10 $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; steady; range $4.50 to
ST.s5
sheen and Iambs-Receipts, $50; steady;
lambs. $3.50, down; sheep, Sc down.
COTTON OIL MARKET
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-M. l. Carpenter & Co.
say Cotton seed oil market was steady 20 a
shade higher at the start. but prices eased off
later under scattered selling by locals, poor out
side demand and with setback IN cotton.
Open. Close.
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SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. quiet. i2c-
New York. quiet. II eo-1ooc.
Ilverpool. STEADY. Ts-1ood.
New Orleans steady. 1ize.
Galvvston. steady, l2e-
Ssvannah, steady. II 1i-16c.
Baltimors. quiet. II&e.
Norfolk. quiet. 1Se-
wnminEron. steady. f1Hc.
Philaaelphia. STEADY. Il i5-1Ooc.
Bostoa. quiet. IL ao-iooc.
Noodle. nominai.
Charlotte. steady. i1Ee.
Augusta. steady, 12c.
Houstoa. quiet. IL 13-1sc.
Memphis. steady. ii&e-
little Rock. quiet. HE.
Charleston. steady. 11Le-
81 Louis. firm. 1lTsc.
LouiEriIie. firm. lie.
haeoc. STEADY. 1INe-
Athens. STEADY. f12Le.
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MARKET REPORTS

NEW YORK. Soy. 6-Cotton opened steady
"a an advance % I 10 10 points over higher
cables than expected. reports o. rain In the
south and reports Of continued firm southern
spot markets. Realizing was very heavy az the
initial advance, which established new high
ground Tor the movement, ami the market broke
to q net loss o. S OF points during the first
few minutes Leading trade interests we're
prices later IN the first hour rallied or
points from the lowest
The market waE unsettled IN the morning with
prices easing OF - a net loss 81 10 TO u
points unteT continued realizing and LEGAL sell
inw. Trade Interests contiuuen 70 nuy az tue
decline bat prices were within point or TWO
OF the lowest a. nom. ard the absence OF any
general aggressive demand seemed @ inspire
rather more cuufidence ca the short SIDE. Mem.
phis wires stated that the official report OF
THE Nati0nal GInners' association Indicated
RlnuinE' q $4,000 bales 70 Nov. 1 against
the census report q $4,000 % the same
date last year. -
points during the early afternoon under realiE-
ing q scattering liquidation the market oe-
cane steadisr on trade buying and coTering
hy early sellers. who were probably influenced
b. huliixh spot market reoprts and pulhsh pit
wnte rrop estimates. Prices during the middle
~ TIE afternoon were within 4 or points OF
last uiEht's eicsiug-
NEW YORK CoTToS
he following we're the ruIiug prices on the
Tone firm: niddHng. II $4,000: quiet
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Hens, 17@1Sc; fries, 25a2T5kc roasting 2Od
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Hens. 45@NOc each: fries. 25@s5c e'
roosers,t 25@S>c; ducks. 50385c; turkeys.
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The enterprise-recorder., 1912-06-14
TWO DUELS.
The Second One Was 30 evenee the
Victim Of the First.

The seoons On. Was ,o evsno. ,h.
v;o.i,, ot ,h. rirs,
o.r,oin pnr,ish ,,a,,,lo,,o, ,,.,,,
uos y rec,,lor froouan,ar 90 ,h,, 80,
,oom ~ nrnrr ana ,hoa,ar in ,ha
day. 90 1ord pvron,s oamnoit,.a anS
,nho ol,,avs stoaa o,,,a,,,. nn ,he,
hoortn rnc thore With his h,o, 60 ths
aro nos - hts ,snat ,Inaa an, ,,,,,nt
,,,hon ,,orrott,.o ,,,,,, raIo,a1 ,,,. 49,
.,thor aontIamon nsrI, ra,nrn.d From
an. oon,in.n, ne - harr,ar al tha,
Nod toi,o,, H., &. pa.i,
vonnn Ena,,shnan mana hor
nod 80 Sonri,a,, g. -, -,
IN ,hn po,ots porai ha1 oharaad
Na,.oIa .,a~a,r o. 'ni,h ahaa,ioa
hIna -, ~ -, h"S
.'o'.s L,s eas e. o n., peos a,,t,, sn
~" oonn, 40 - "a arh ,ho ' @.,,,htt',l o,rornn.
sta,oos y, % .ha oonr..s @ 'roIl,na nm 20
nIna ,a,,y s,a w., ,,a 80, s.v
,n., 50 . sauan hara
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-06-14
Ruesis's Butterfly Belief.

Small boys and girls in Russia often
DO not have the Joy Of butterfly chas-
Ing or collecting, for the popular and
pretty belief of the peasants is that
these swarms Of fragile, lovely insects
are the earthbound souls Of the dead,
compelled TO linger for some minor ex-
piation OF sin. AS the nurses OF the
children Of all below royalty are from
the peasant class, they impress ON
them at an early age how wicked 1t
would be TO catch and torture soul
and thus imbue them with supersti-
lion that lasts until they are well
grown.-New York Tribune.