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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
QUESTION.

QUESTION.
Harlem, Ga. We are subscrib-
ers to The Atlanta Journal and 1
always read your letters and get
lots OF good information out of
them / am a young man and a
great lover for poultry and now I
am coming to you for little in
formation, and want to ask some
few questions about poultry Now,
4 don't know OF any good poultry
journal that is published in the
south, but there are number pub
lished in the north, but 1 don't
think they answer for the south
ern poultryman. Now If there are
any good papers published about
poultry please name some of them
and where chey are published at
4 want to buy an incubator but
never have used any, and TO ask
question or two about them. What
part of the day is best to turn the
eggs. and is once a day enough to
turn them or is two times better.
How often should the eggs In the
incubator be tested? At what heat
should a brooder be kept for little
Chickens, and how old should
chickens be when taken away from
the brooder in winter. Would 1t
be a good plan to use a freless
brooder for little chicks after they
begin to feather out good, and If so .
please give me plan 60 make one
to use in a house say to hold fifty
to 100 chickens.
Is oatmeal a good seed for lit
tie Chickens and is il better than
grain when they come from the in
cubator? Is bran and corn meal a
a good feed for litcle chickens
when a few days old, and how old
should little chickens be before
feeding them beef scraps and how
much? What is a good feed for
little ducks, and is there a better
market for the white than for fawn
or penciled Indian Runner ducks?
Also tell me what kind of house
to build for ducks, and will a hard
clay floor do or will 1t be best to
have a board floor?
Please answer these questions
through The Atlanta Journal, and
thanking you very much for same
I am, w. ID. N, Jr.
ANSWER.
The Southern Poultryman, pub
lished at Dallas, Tex, will instruct
you on southern conditions and is
one of the best poultry papers pub
lished This paper Is edited by an
experienced poultryman and when
he writes anything IN this paper
you can rest assured that it is a
fact.
II you will read the columns Of
the daily Atlanta Journal you will
find several incubators advertised
therein, and they are all good
Eggs should be turned in an incu-
bator according to instructions that
are sent out with the. machine.
Usually they should be turned
twice a day, morning and after
noon. Many chickens die during
incubation by neglecting the prop
err turning of eggs twice a day.
The eggs in an incubator should
be tested on the seventh, twelfth
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05

ard spot, 1e. 95Q17 10; December, 1850
II .O5; January, 16, 1911 90.
Electroiytic, 1T.3I1aQ17.s 81; lake, 1890
Tin dull; spot, 40. sO@5O. %; November
40 eOd5O. 40; December. 49.97@50.45.
Lead easy, 81. 70d4. so.
spelter Qniet, Z. 3517.45.
Anthony, quiet; Cookson's, 10. so.
Iron firm; No. 1 northern, is. 25G is. 70; No.
2 northern, 1T.756Is 20; No. southern
IS. 75ais. Is; do. soft. 1s.5o@1s.Oo.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By- Associated Press)
CHICAGO, Nov. Cash grain;
wheat-No. 2 red, 81 .04a1 oel5i No. hard,
s9% Qe2he; No. 1 northern, o04e1e; No.
northern, sSdseNe; No. 2 spring, sT4ssc
velvet chaff, s50Ssc; durum, S299Oc
Corn--No. ?, 561sd5s1ke: No. Awhile. oSG
5ske; No. 2 yellow, 57m5S1se. ErtE+-ic.
Oats-No. 2. s1k6s11ze; No. 2 white, 33h
d34e; standard, 1924 Q33c. =,
No. 2 rye, 6S60oc.
Barley, 509T4c.
Timothy, $3.O0d3.S IS, fsf
Clover, SO .O001S 90. f's
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.)
ST LOUIS Nov. Cash: Wheat-No. red,
81 .016i.O5; No hard, es092c,
corn-No- 2 50a5sei No. z white, Soe' oo,,
@83he.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS..
CBy Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4,-cash; wheat---No.
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hard, s4@oOssc; No. 3. sah Gs5hc; No. 2
red, 976971ac.
Corn-No. mixed. old b5@56c, new 6sc;
No. 8. old 54c. new B205Se; No. . white, old
5665Sc, new 62d53c.s s.+t- ~-
oatsNO. 2. ss@sshcit No. 2, mixed. s2G
32dc, rs ~
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
CBy Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-~Butter, creamery,
2sci firsts, 2eci seconds. 24ci- packing stock,
22h a23c.
Eggs-Extras 27c; firsts. zee; seconds, 19c.
Poultry--Hens4 11he@12c: ROSTERS, Sc;
springs. 11h@13c; young turkeys, 15c. i4.
SUGAR. PETROLEUM, HIDES AND LEATHER
- tBy AssOciassa ''PSsss.) '-.
NEW YORK, Nov. Raw sugar quiet; mus
cuvado, 50 test, 3.55j centrifugal, 90 test, 406;
tnolasses, 50 test, 3. 80; refined quiet.
Petroleum, molasses ana hides steady.
Leather firm. sFt "h
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Questions Answered
BY LORING BROWN.

and seventeenth days and all infer
tile and dead eggs should be re-
moved. t@t rs
The brooder should be run at a.
temperature of at least 80 degrees
in winter. do not advise the use
of fireless breeders as heat in our
section is very essential One of
the best methods that can be used
is to use a large dry goods box
with an ordinary window. sash in
front of IL, and one or two gallon
Jug Of hot water TO be rehlled
/ every eight hours will enable most
anyone to carry through little
chicks after they have been re-
moved from the heated brooder to
the second bEooder.
Oatmeal is a good feed for little'
chickens. but the average little
chick feeds that are sold on the
markets which are properly bal
anced are far better. Corn meal
and wheat bran is mot balanced
ration for lictle chickens and they
do not thrive on ii as well as they
do. some OF the. prepared feeds
such as Park Pollards, which
should be used in addition to the
little chick scratch feed composed
of grain for the first two weeks.
Most Of these prepared mash feeds
have beef scraps in them. If you
can not secure this. a mixture of
two parts bran and one part beef
scraps kept in a pan before little
chicks at all times 1s,~a splendid
feed co be given them after they
are ten days old.
I am mailing you little booklet
on the raising of young ducks, also
the care of old ducks. The price
of this book Is 25c, which you can
remit me. There is no difference
in the market value Of white and
'fawn or penciled Indian Runners.
They are all on the same par. Any
f, ordinary shed boxed in on each side
and in the rear and facing south
so as to admit plenty sunlight is
all right for ducks. The clap floor
is good but should be covered with
straw or litter. The clay floor is
equally as good as the plank floor.
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Old PICK BoURBoN

Don't you often banker after some
# that old fashioned Kentucky
Bourbon? Pve been making that
lind OF whiSkey back here in the
country for years.
I'm selling II now-first come,
irst served. / am asking $500 for
honest quarts and pay the express
myself.
Try all yeu want Of Il and If you
lint fully satisfied FIRE IL back at
ny expense and / viii refund your
1900 and g.
Give You a 81 Sill
% boot just to pay you for your
trouble. es
That's fair enough but I wont lose
By ii because nObOdy'S going to send
L back. Address me, R. MathewS0n,
Newport, Kentucky, R. F. D. No 9
P.S.-send money order as | have
trouble in getting checks casneo'
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ROOSEVELT, WILSON AND
TAFT

We want agents 10 sell our DOW campaign
hook 3JO pages one hundred pictures and
Portraits Of an The candidates and leaders;
lives Of all the presidents and history OF their
ADMINISTRATORS. The platforms and principles
OF the Progressive, Democratic and RepublicaA
parties are fully and fairly explained. IN
impartial aud superior book, price only sl0O.
'rhe complete book mailed to any address on
reipt OF the price Outfit sent free on re-
eeipt Of 10 cents for postage. PHILLIPS
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favorable war news had a very stimulating
effect. which gave the scattered longs a chance
to realize and the selling very heavy on
our opening. There was NO marked evidence
OF the larger spot interests taking profits.
However, their brokers sold some cotton
opening. but were noticeable buyers after call.
Some OF the larger ring Spectators were also
frost over, reaction Is freely talked OF. The
extent Of damage By the freeze was much dis
cussed and until further information there
OF consequence. Spot demand was reported
SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. quiet. 12c.
New York. quiet. IL e0-10Oc.
Liverpool, steady. $4,000.
New Orleans, firm, IL Nc.
Galveston, steady, 12c.
Savannah. steady, IL 11-l6e.
Baltimore, quiet, 11%c.
Norfolk. quiet. 11Zc.
Wilmington. steady, 1115e.
Philadelphia. steady, u 15-1OOc.
Boston, quiet, IL 90-10Oc.
Noble. nominal.
Charlotte. steady, I1&c.
Augusta, steady, lie.
Houston, quiet, IL 13-16c.
Memphis. steady, lISe,
Little Rock, quiet. 11ke.
Charleston, steady, 117Ac.
81. Louis. firm, 11%c.
Louisville, firm, lie.
Macon. stheady, l1&e.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. IN. L. Carpenter & Co.
say; Cotton seed oil market was easy for
November early owing to fairly large tenders.
while later months showed fair advance on COW
ering and speculative buying on account Of
selling appeared 70 be Of the hedging SORT
COTTON on, MARKFr
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MEN AND WOMEN WANTED for government
positions 5000, month. Annual vacations.
sufficient Over 1900 appointments coming.
Influence unnecessary. Farmers eligible. Send
postal Immediately for free list OF positions
OPEN Franklin Institute, Dept G. 80 Roch
ester, n. Y.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NV ORLEANS Nov. 4.-C0tton futures
Inened steady AZ an advance 81 q 10 p points.
E-hIle this vas E vide advance IL vas not
iuII resnonse 10 the rise IN Liverpool during
he days q Inactivity here, The advance Woulu
ssra bssp wider but for the profit taking oper-
tfions ~ the long side, supplemented ~ tfesh
lhort selling ~ bears After the call the oe-
napd Increased On reports from the belt show
~ that thn top crop had suffered more or less
Iamarp frcu Killing frost. AT the end OF the
urxt half hour q business prices were - 20
= points ".
IN the wave OF heavy prOfit-taking sales the
harket held very steady. with a TENDENCY "a
sIrrnre. throughout the first half OF the morn
NJ HE nest acrive months finally run uP 70 a
evel IS q 5 points over last weeks close
Ms afrance a. nearly two dollars bale az
rscted alrnost. general selling for both accounts
nj TIE market finally gave ~uy under the pres
rrp alfhouwh Il continued o display very
ready tone. At noon the trading months were
iii - to - points up.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The foliawfzg were rne rulinK prices On tot
exchange scdays
Tone rrn; niddling. l1Se; firm.
-
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10 POST CARDS FREE

We will send you 10 Of the prettiest post
cards you ever saw II you will mention this
paper and send &c to pay postage and mailing
and say that You win show the cards TO 9 OF
your trends. DIS. New Ideas Card Co., sSS 5.
5th St., Phila., Pa.
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FLOUR. GRAIN. HAY AND FEED

Flour, sacked, per barrel: Victory tour TN
est PATENT, So 90; Gloria (self rising, SO. Az
Puritan highest patsatl, 50 .s0j Paragon thlgt
est patentl, W 50; Home Queen }hlghest pa
White Lily thigh patentl, S5.65; White Dais
(high PATENT. s. IS; ocean Spray (patentl
$3.50; Southern star tpatentl, S.. So; sun kis
(patentJ, $780, Sun beam (pateno, $S'Sa
'Fuiip flour (straight), ~ 20.
Meal smoked, per bushel Plain. 144-poun
sacks. SIC; plain, 0epound sacks, sse; plain
4S-pound sacks, 90c plain, 25-pound sacks
'92c; plain. 12pound sacks, CSC.
Z Gram, sacked per Dushel: Wheat, Tennessee
Blue stem, Sl.5O; GeUVgla rye. Sl:S5; Tonnes
bee rye, $l.25; barley. Sl.25; corn. white, no
CROP SIC; corn. yellow, S5c; corn, mixed, S3e
cracked corn, 9Oc; oats, fancy clipped, o2c
NO. clipped, Sic; fancy white, soc; No.
white, acc; No. mixed, 4ee; Texas rust prool
Csc; Oklahoma rust proof, 03c.
Hay, etc.: Timothy, choice, $40; Timothy
No. 1, Sl.25; timothy, No. =, Sl.20; altalfa hay
choice yea Sreen $3.50 Alfalfa hay; r., No No..
SIT 90; cotton seed nuls. square sacks. 50 On
Chicken feed, per ewt: =PIrina Chowder
100 pound sacks, s:23; Purine pigeon feed
Victory pigeon feed, $2.35; Victory baby ehck
81 30; victory Scratch, 100 pound sacks 81 10
en- wheat, two bushel bags, per bushel, $l.4O
Victory Scratch. 30 pound sacks, SEQ: bee
scraps, so pound sacks. $S.5O; beef SCRAPS 10
I Ground feed, per cwE.; Purina feed, 10
pound sacks, $3.50; Purina feed, 17b-poulF
sacks 81 so; Purna malasses feed, S1.sO; Alt
media feed, S1.65; Vicotry horse feed. SLIT
alfalfa nnolasses meal, S1.75: Suerene dair
feed, S16Os velvet feed, S1.50; Milo daiT.
feed, $1.T0; alfalfa neal $3.50. .-.. t..-
shorts bran, mill feed: shorts, white 10
pound sacks. $500; shorts, fancy IS pouu'
sacks, Sl.OO: shorts, ~. w, rs pound sacks
S1.T5 Georgia feed. 20 pound sacks, Sl.I0
shorts, brown, 100 pound sncks, S17O; germ
neal HomeO, SI.7O; HomcOiine, s1.75; bran
~ pound sacks, S1.45; bran, 100 pound sacks
S1.4B.
Salt: Brick. per case (Med.), $A.S5; brlcs
per case (plain) So 45: Red Rock, per cwt.
81. 90: White Rock. per cwt.. 9Oc; 10 pour
sacks, SIC; Ozone. per care, 10 PACKAGES, soc
Granocrystal case, % packages. Use; so poun
sacks, soc; 25 pound sacks. 1sc. 81
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ATLANTA COT ON
DRESSED POULTRY

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. 4.--ootton by wagon,
steady, 12c. IL ias -'.
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FAMILIES WANTED-We need a few families
with two or more children over 10 years Of
age experienced operatives make from %
cents 20 - per day, according TO their work.
VIII take either experienced or unlearned help,
ana pay board of unleaned help while learn
ing Splendid location. excellent schools and
churches, steady employment Address Pilot
Cotton Mills Company, Ralelgh, n. c.
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SECRETS for women. Send &c stamp for cat
alogue OF rubber necessities, toilet goods. rem
eeies, Fairbanks supply House. II b. 90 Wabash
Ave-, Chicago.
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1--we PoULTRY

Hens, 17@lSe; fries, 259271hc; roasting, zoo
21e roosters, S@10c; ducks, 15@1sAc; turkey
17d1Sc. t-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05

A. L CARPENTER & cos COTTON LETTER.
NEW YORK Nov. A. Liverpool was .
hIrprise eFen 20 the bulls. although there
"a hes whispers around hotel circles yester-
hy fhaff this market would open up fifty
lointE this usorning. but no one really ex-
lectea Ia aIany cables were sent 70 Liverpool
eporting freeze. this. together with the more
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05

Manifestation and saleswomen Hum
dreds Of good positions now open, paying
from $1,000 TO 5000 a year. No former ex.
perience required to get one Of them. We will
teach you 10 be a high-grade travelling sales
man or saleswOman by mail n,eight weeks and
assist you TO secure good position where you
can earn good wages while you are learning
practical salesmanship Write today for full
particulars and testimonials from hundreds Of
men and women We have recently placed IL
good pOsitions also list of good positions open.
Address fnearest Officer, Dept. 219-A, National
York, kansas city, Seattle, New Orleans. To-
rOnto.
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MARKET REPORTS



NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Cottou opened steady
AZ an aAvance of II % 10 pcints, and ruled
very active during early trading. Ihe open
Ing advunce here Was not a full response 20
the strength IN Liverpool over the local adjourn
rent owing 70 heavy realizing by cd longs,
tut the eautIuued firmuess % cables. and re-
ports Of killing temperatures inspired heavy
teneraI huFInE and the market sold NJ % net
rain - - g = points during the middle OF
he morning. with all POSITIONS making new
kiEh records for the movement Profit taking
hy old louEs continued On a blE scale, but
trade Interests were equally heavy buyers aud
the market continued very firm az the advance.
WITH tomoxrow q holiday Ia American markets
while Lfvep0olp remains cpen Tor business
profit taking heame more general and TIE msr-
kCt az midday was or points OF NON ue
hest. Trade in tas contiurca good puyers'
however, and while the tone vas nervous taeie
was 10 aggressive short selling.
Cotton: Spot cio=ed steady: mlddhnE upiahns
h co. Do gulf f2-i5 sales 500 bales.
While somewhat less active during the after
aeon 4 rally followed the reacticn % { 70 >
points On csutiuued trade buying ant reports
VI n firm southern SPOT situation Prices held
tbcut Is 70 % points above Fridays closing
NEW YORK COTTON
ne following we're the ruling prices on the
9xrhanwe tndsy.
Tone flrn: mIddius. II sO.lOOc; quiet.
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ANSWER.

It is impossible for hens to shed out
properly and cut their new coat Of
feathers unless they are fat and in
fine fix before the moulting season
begins. often the strain on the sys-
them will kill chickens that are thin
in flesh and have not the strength
to moult Give them plenty good,
rich, nourishing food, and a variety,
all they will eat up clean three times
a day and it viii help the chickens
moult faster and better than all the
doctoring you can do.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05

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FOR SALE

100000 GARBAGE and coIIard plants. Can
furnish nice. st0eky plants at once. 100, 2pc;
200 TIC. 900. 81 20 fob. here. Cash with
order. c. L. Bryant, Lakeland, Fla.
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QUESTION.

My White Rock hens are almost
through moulting, but one hen seems
to be droopy and covered with pin
feathers. She eats very well, but rs
very poor. Have given them sulphur
about once week. One hen died
last week, and this hen is affected
the same way. Any information you
can give me will be appreciated.
L. S. B.
Cedartown, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05

WANTED-More men to prepare as firemen.
brakemen, electric motOrmen and colored
tram portefs; experience unnecessary Georgia,
hentucky, Alabama roads $50 to 500 month.
oOO wanted. Enclose stamp. Name position
wanted l. Railway Inst, Dept. q, Indian
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MEDICAL

nlWNTnlWNfTS stops pain Instantly. ON
PAINPAIN receipt of % one cent mt
return mail a soc package with directions for
making twenty-four bottles. Sold so years by
agents. f. L. wolcott, II WOleott Bldg, New
York
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WRMTEn An an or woman, all or spare time to secuM
u1eaN t@8 inf rmation for Experiences not nece1
sary Nothing to sell GOOD PAY. Send 81 mp for pas
kiculars. Address ~ .. ]. A. lndianaposs lnniafa
WE PAY sac a WEEK . ..s a' .ss..
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LsADIES-Our new Rubber Protector" Is the
best: safe. secure; mailed 81; particulars &c
postage. Leipsie Medicine Co., 631 Avondale
avenue, Toledo, Ohio.
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MARRIAGE PAPER free. The most reliable
published. Send for one. Eastern Agency
-, bridgeport, Conn.
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Dry salt ribs. 2s to so pounds. ST. .s0i dry
salt rib bellies, 20 to 20 pounds, 13c; Old
Hickory lard, lac; pearl lard compound, SAC
Tennessee country style pure lard. 5O-pound
tins, i&ei Old Hickory hams, lie; old Kick
DRY picnics Ice; Old Hickory skinned, 1sc; IRE
MUM lard, 18%c; silver Leaf lard. 12%cj Jewe
lard, &c; Swift Premium hams, lT&c; Swift
Premium skinned hams, 1S1zc.
Cornfieid hams, 10 20 L average, 17Hc.
Cornfied hams, 10 to IA. hc.
CorRfleld skinned hams. 16 TO IS average, 1Se.
Cornfield picnic hams, 9 to average, l495c.
Cornfeld breakfast bacon. 24c.
Grocers style bacon (yide or narrow, 1Skc
Cornfield fresh pork sausage. link, or bulk
In 25-round buckets, l2hc.
Cornfeld frankfurts, 10-pound buckets. l2e
Cornfield Bologna sausage, 25-pOund boxes lie.
cOrnfield luncheon hams, 25-p0vnd boxes, lac.
Cornfeld smoked link sausage. (S2osp2qH
boxes, 10c. 1si+.t '-bth
COrnfield smoked link sausage, In pickle. II
carnfield fraHkfurts. in pickle. lS-pOund kits
S1.To.
eornfieid picked pigs feet. lS-pOund kIts
Size.
Cornfieid jelIisd meats. IN lOpOund d'nuei
pals, l2hc.
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12Ac. se4
Compound lard. tierce basis 9e.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05

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