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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-24
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
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MIJScogee Fines

COLUMBUS, Ga, May PAT the clos
ng session of the Muscogee superior
court J. b. Hobbs and o.. II. Deering,
on charges of violating the
state prohibition law, we're sentenced to
six months on the changing or fine of
300 each. Jesse Webb, a negro, was
convicted on the same charge and given
a term OF one year or a fine of $500 Sew
eral other citizens were convicted on
the charge OF breaking the prohi law,
and all got heavy sentences, some Of
the men having appeared in court for
the second time on the same charge
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-24
nv Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. May 23--Cotton opened steady
at a decline % 2sl5 points on lower Liverpool
cables and q favorable weather map and atter
the call gradually eased OF 10 net aselale
az slure a. : points There was scattering
liquidation u recent BUYERS and little local
pressure. Aggressive selling vas restricted oy
expectation Of a low condition report
Trading continued quiet later In the fore
IRON AMI the market turned easier again Just
before midday under SPOT selling BY spot
house brokers. with prices az noon showing
a net loss Of some % 10 points
The market Continued quiet during the after
noon but ruled easier and sold about 10 TO Is
points net lower. Exports crossed the To-
OO0. COO bales market today for the frst time
fin the history o. the cotton trade
NEW YORK COTTON
Ire following were the railing prices 10 the
exchange today
Tone barely steady; middling. 1lile: quiet
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/ ahor Vota MAN Decide

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
ADMISSION, Ala. May 2i.-In the
approaching Democratic primary for
the purpose OF nominating candidates
for election as city officials of Admission,
the labor vote gives promise Of being
the balance Of power and may decide
the nominee of the party, according to
the opinion Of seasoned politicians Of
the city, this being especially true with
reference to the Tnayoralty race.
At present, Capt. w. L. McCaa, a cap
italist and prominent business man,
and r. Z. Gam, president of the State
Federation OF Labor. are formally in
the race. Mayor J. L. Wikle has ten
tatively announced and stated Saturday
evening that his formal announcement,
which was expected Sunday morning,
would be Forthcoming within a short
time.
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.
CBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK May 23.-The butter
ket was steady. Creamer specials, 34Ik G35c;
firsts. 24G25c; seconds, 22q2sc; creamery neld
special. Sic; extras. $50 36laei firsts, 2S1a9
tubs. finest, S5@3se; good to prime. 3oQS4c;
common to fair. 23G29ei process extras. 25ls9
26c; specials. 2Ils @2se; factory current make
held. 2S5sq24c; do, current make. 25lsc; pack
Cheese market steady. State whole milk
new white specials, 16Ae; do. average fancy,
l54c; state whole milk, winter made
specials, l5c; do average fancy. 14k@15c;
fair. 1O91Sc; daisies. fall and earlier best.
EGG market steady Fresh gathered extras,
2llHlse; fresh gathered dirties, No. /, 1615c;
No. >, 15G16c; fresh gathered checks, prime.
14is d15c; poor TO fair, 1011Sc; refrigerator
special marks. fancy and local storage charges
paid, 20hd2lc; do. firsts. loe: do poor ltg
ISc. do. dirties. 16420c-
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS.
CBy Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, May 23.-Butter: creamery,
&c; firsts. 24e; seconds, pc; packing stock,
Esss-Eztras. lsc; frsts, lie; seconds,
SUGAR. PETROLEUM. HIDES AND LEATHER.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. May 23.-Sugar. firm; Mus
eovadO. 50 test. Ss.42; Centrifugal, 90 test
Petroleum and hides, steady.
Leather, firm
ST, LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
(By Associated PresH)
ST. LOUIS. May 23.-Cash: Wheat, No 2
red Sl.20: No. ., hard, S1.14d11Th.
Corn; No. ? S2he; No. ?, white, sSe.
Oats: No. ., 54G54ke; No. ?, white, 55%
G56c.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
(By Associated Press)
KANSAS CITY. May 23.-Cash: Wheat-No.
hard, S1.1OI5diI5: No. > red, S1.16I5@1Th.
COrn-No mixed. S3c; No. white, Soc.
oats-No. ? white. Vase; No. mixed
5IHd51hc.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. May 23.-Cash: Wheat-No.
red, S1.15kd11Tis No. hard, S1.15h@
IITik; No / northern, S1.17G1.20; No.
northern, S1.l4G1.1s: No. . spring. S1.12a
lis: velvet ehaff. s1.10d1.1J; durum' Sl.0-
clio.
s8cs- No. = fyelloSs. S2NS215c.
oats-No. 2 white. 55A@5cc; standard. san
G55l5e.
Rye-No. .. CSC. ...
Barley. T5cdS1.25.
Timothy seed. S7.O0d10.O0
Clover SEED, Sf4.O0d2o.O0.
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Americas, Ga--Will thank you
very much If you will tell me
why my little ducks die in the shell.
Have set about 40 eggs and have
only Matched eight ducks, unless 1
have to remove them from the
she'll My ducks are the light
fawn. L have six ducks and one
drake in my duck yard. They are
fed about twice a week on a mash
and fed regularly on Aunt Patsey
feed, besides some other foods. AS
a green food they have oats and
rye, also Bermuda grass at all
times. Also tell me what feed is
best to produce eggs for them, as
they are not laying as they should
for the amount of food and care 1
give them. Yours very truly,
J. Z. M'CREA.
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NEW ORLEANS May 23--Cotton futures
upened steady at q decline q ) 70 points on
Indifferent cables and an almost perfect wealth
er uiap- No rain reported over the neit
and temperatures were fairly high Ielegrams
from many sections stated that planting was
proceeding briskly and that cotton was coming
u fast everywhere. Travelling crop experts
sent In favorable meksaEes This stimulated
selling 70 a great extent and, while there was
a good demand from shorts who wanted their
profits, Il was more than net and at the END
q the first half hour Of business prices we're
3 20 10 points under yesterdays close
feature Of the morning that caused great
amount Of gossip was the weakness OF July.
with the new crop months showing great
steadIness az thed ecline and q resistance 10
pressure the July delivery sagged constantly
The uostEcnerall accepted explanation was
thar local spot interests were heavy sellers
OF that position. The decline brought out con
siderable liquidation OF July long cotton, which
added 70 the weakness. The forecast OF tair
weather for the entire belt also helped the
short side. At noon June was IS points down
and the new crop months were 10 points down.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today.
Tone steady; middling II 11-1ec. steady.
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ANSWER.

You should feed the Aunt Patsey
poultry feed in a mash made up
with water. once a day, and the
ducks should have a grain food of
any ordinary scratch feed once each
day. They should have plenty of
oyster shells and course grit where
they can get it at all times. Ducks
will not thrive and do we'll unless
they get plenty of shell. They
should be kept confined from late
in the afternoon at feeding time
until 9 or 10 o'clock the next morn
ing. / am confident your ducks are
getting too much dry mash and
not enough grain to keep their di-
gestive organs in good shape With
this change of food you should get
better results.
1t would be a good idea for you to
examine them and see If they have
any lice on them. If so, dip each
duck in some good disinfectant,
such as Chic Naphtholeum, Con-
keys or Pee Dee. Dip.
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$50 ACRES, $500, EASY TERMS.
RoRDERs BEAUTIFUL RIVER.

MONEY MAKING riverside farm in the foot
hills OF the Blue Ridge Mountains, the most
healthful section Of Virginia; very productive
SOIL mild climate: only miles 10 ralrosd
station and good market gently rolling fields.
stream watered pasture for 25 cows, more tnan
1000 cords of oak, pine aud poplar and io.OOO
feet timber; small cottage fireplace. splng
water owner has another farm. cannot care for
both. II taken now only $1,000. easy terms.
Box 4. Virginia. care Atlanta Semi Weekly
Journal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-24

Mariana, Fla have eight hens
and one cockerel which were pur-
chased three weeks ago and were
represented as Kellerstrass strain
White Orpingtonsa They have aver
aged six eggs daily, but l notice
that some Of the eggs are large, a
rich yellow, while others are white.
Please advise the cause and if
there will be any difference in the
young chicks Matched from them.
Also If the White Orpingtons can
be depended on as settlers and moth
ers. Yours very truly,
T. w REID.
ANSWER.
White orpingtons can be depend
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go 0orTo Oh Z on NzzkEz
HAYWARD q cLARKs COTTON LETTER
fRr AkEoclataA Press.l

CBy Associated Press.l
NEW ORLEANS. La. May 23-Liverpool
came IN easier today On futures end spots,
which latter were points lower sales, 5000.
London cabiel: English miners seem inclined
% renew coal sttike- Nutchez. Mss. says over
now waters are recedinE- There has been a
fall o. 10 Inches In the past eight days. and
the fall viz Be more rapid from now en-
TylertoWn- Miss, says Farmers have been
very busy IN the last few days Rain needed
nov 90 bring up late planted cotton" Other
points ln the central belt also say that some
rain nov would be welcome. Tire weather
map shows mostly ideal conditions. Indlca
rions are Tor cloudy. possibly unsettled weather.
cooler in the northrrestern quarter. and pruba-
bly, some showers IN the Carolinas; generally
fair and warmer elsewhere The into sight for
tie week looks around q. 600 bales. against 80.
fT5 last year and 1914 In 1910
Liverpool viii Be closed Saturday aud Mon
day. This exchange announced that the future
business would be suspended Monday, June j,
which g. 3 ldcal legal holiday.
Our market lost about points In the early
trading hut held steady around ll-43c for
October. old crops. however. weakened. There
10 some selling Of July ~ spot interests, owing
e. the ahsence Of demand and also liquidation
az sfraddle commitments The straddle inter
est long o. July and short Of October. Is
thought 70 b. quite large There IS some local
demand hy exporters % complete May ship
mems. but Il now turns out thta May export
was supposed some time ago
NAVAL STORES
CBy Associated Pressl
SAVANNAH, c.. May @5--Splrits OF tur-
pentine firm f6he. 46ize Resin firm
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Physician Killed

ny Associated Press.)
ALEXANDRIA. La, May 21.-Dr. s.
o. Anthony. a prominent physician of
was run over and killed by
a log train near Pineville last night.
on the AleNandria Lumber companys
branch line.
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ne steady; middlins II 1l-Iee. steady

SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Atlanta. STEADY. 11Ise.
New York. quiet. II 50-lOoc.
New Orleans. steady, II 11-16c-
Liverpool. steady. 8 42-1ood-
Galveston. steady, 11atc-
savannah. STEADY, 1liae-
Norfolk. steady. 11&e.
Baltimore. nominal. u4c.
Wilmington. sfeady. HE
Philadelphia, steady. II 1900
Boston. quiet, III Jo-looc.
Mobile. steady. ili4c
Charieston. steady. HE.
Augusta. steady. 12c.
Houston. quiet, IL i1-i6c.
Memphis. nominal. T2r.
81. Louis. firm. Ilkc-
Louisville, quiet. II lc.
Macon. steady. 1OAc.
Columbia. STEADY. 1l4c.
Charlotte. steady. 11c-
Little Rock. quiet ike
wnTTnE orr
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Atlanta Live Stock

CBy W. Il. white. Jr.. Of the White PrOvi-
sion Company
Quotations based actual purchases during
Good to choice steers. 1000 to 1900. $500
Good c.f' steers. 500 to 1000, $3.50 to $500.
Medium to good steers. $50 to $50. $500
Good to choice beef cows. 500 to 900, s4.7S
Medium to gOOe beef cows. 100 to 500. $3.50
Good to choice heifery. 7sO to $50. $40 to
$50
Medium to good beifers. $50 to $50. $500
to AIS.
quality OF beef cattle. inferior grades ana
dairy types selling lower. -
Mixed common steers. If fat. 100 to 500.
Mixed common cows. /, tat. 600 to 500. $500
Mixed common punches to fair. 500 90 500,
s2.T5 % $3.50.
Good butcher hogs. 40 to $50 average. $40
Prime hogs. $50 to 200 average $50 70
Geod butcher pigs. 100 to 40. s7.a5 to sT.ss.
Good Butcher pigs. 100 to $50, 500 to SIPS
Light pigs. 20 20 100. 5000 80 S6.2o
Heavy rough hogs. 200 70 $50. 500 g I'D
Above quotations amply to eornfed noss'
Mast and peanut fat:ened hogs. 70 IN
cents under
Moderate suppIy of cattle In Yards this
rather irregular IN quality and weights. Better
Grades OF steers scarce and strong.
Fair supply OF medium cattle. quality mostly
ordinary.
Mr.. Jas T. Anderson n Marietta. was In
the yards this week with the secon load OF
steers from his feed lots. averaging LOO 70
20 opounds This load topped the market
for the week.
Mr.. Anderson T. considered ore OF the most
enthusiastic feeders we have: he brides nlm.
self on producing the highest quality OF beer
steers and his offerings are ALWAYS looked upon
with favor by the local packers.
Hog receints are some better than last week
market steady.
HORSES AND MULES
Following are the current quotations on
harses:
Horses-Heavy draft, god 70 choice. SlT51
20; southern horses, good to extra, S20O92SO;
southern horses. Fair to gopd. 's90d15o; southern
hcrses, common, S75d1o0; drivers, choice. $loo
G225: plugs. S25G49.
Mules-Fourteen hands high. S125G15O; il
20 1914 bands hish, S17502O0; 1914 to 16
hands high. sio0d250: extra heavy. S225qSOO.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
CBy Associated Press.)
ST LOUIS. May 23.-Cattle; Receipts
:. 500. lncluing 100 Texans: steady; native
beef steers. S8.O0d9. 2j: cows and hefers, $3.50
] GS.5O:stockers S5.25d7.O; Texas and Indian
steers. S5-25G7-T5; calves in carload lots, S5.25
~. Hoes-Receipts 5000: strong: pigs and lights,
lS5. 25dT.S0: mixed and butchers. ST.50GT9O;
good heavy. S7.S0dI90.
Shecp-Receipts 2,5O0; steady; native NUT
tons. $J.OOG625; lambs, S6.J0d1O.OO
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MARKET REPORTS

W. W. W. C.. S7.45; y. ST.321k; NJ, $3.50.
X. S7.25; /. $40; II. X. G. $I.i0aT .22ls; F.
s. .O0dT. 22h; Z, S6.SOd6.90; ID, $780, B,
s. OOa6.35. Receipts: Spirits, 1,S0T; rosin,
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II
will hatch strong chickens the coming winter
you in six months from
should
cabbage lettuce something
during
September their system will be ready
will producing
taking
breeding this of the and expect
these things months ahead as it will you enod to do So Last fall
The bad matches
condition
finished their Many
which should
of
built living received this
kind mind their
poultry business
thing should
three months is be careful about insects Watch chickens closely
boards No chicken will WELL
Florida bothered
cay multiply
during the hot dry months which likely
lice
annually
the torture of three lice, mites
a and Texas .t aeas instead Of having to 47
Yours truly CAxD
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Thomas BeaSiey Dead
ROCKMART, Ca. May 22.-Thomas
Beasley, aged "a, died yesterday at the
residence tf his son, r. r. Beasley.
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The best toilet soap paste manufactured m
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BROTHERS. Newton. Mass.
AGENTS-Send no money, inst say send ne
particulars Of your big agents offer. The
Burchard Company, Angler Ave-. Atlanta "a.
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grow Crushed wheat and cracked
corn is also good for them as soon
as they are old enough to eat it,
which is 10 days, old. They should
have plenty. green food and keep
their sleeping quarters clean. BY
/. keeping them dry and out of the
rain you will have no trouble in
raising them on this feed, provided
you do not keep a lot of feed in the
coop for them. This should not be
done, but feed often just what they
will eat up clean at all meals.
Dawson, Ga.-What is good for
hens that lay infertile eggs? 1 have
some pullets that are 1911 pullets
and out of about two settings of
eggs / got three or four little chick
ems. Can you tell me what to do
for them? If you can tell me
what to do, 1 will appreciate it
very much. Yours truly,
]. B. PETTY.
ANSWER.
There are various causes for in
fertile. 1t is possible that the male
{, bird is not vigorous and it is posi-
BILE that your pullets are not being
properly fed or getting proper ex-
ercise, on the other hand it may
be the fault of the hen that was
setting on the eggs and not the
eggs The best way for you to tell
if the eggs are fertile is to break
several of them and IF they have a
fertile eggs. 1t is possible the male
tell from this indication If it is the
fault of the eggs or the hen that set
on them. Make your hens take lots
of exercise by feeding their scratch
feed in litter and feed wet mash
only twice a week. Also examine
them for insects.
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cd upon as good settlers and moth
ers and are a splendid fowl The
difference in the color of the eggs
has nothing to do with their purity
The light eggs will hatch just as
good chickens as the dark ones.
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Care of Old Chickens

srsHIS SEASON of the year,
where your old birds have
IL been forced during the
spring months and have been high
ly fed for the production of eggs,
YOU should select your best speci-
mems, those that you feel like will
be profitable to breed from another
year. All these hens and male
birds that you wish to keep over
should have better care than ever
before, their food should be
changed and they should be given
a rest out on a free range so they
can get their system in condition
to begin melting early in July or
August and have a new coat of
feathers by the latter part of Sep
TENDER at the latest Then they
will begin laying and continue to
lay during the entire winter if
properly treated. OF course, hens
that you do not expect to winter it
is all right to continue to force
them and get eggs from them all
during the summer, then sell them
for market purposes before they
begin Noting through June, July or
August if you continue to force and
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WHY SUFFER

hOspltal: highest references Aduress %
Allan Rowe, N. D.. 10 \. Pearl St., A., Buf.
falo, New York.
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ANSWER.

Cakes Manufacturing Co, of
Bloomington, Ill, manufacture the
supplies for the different incubators
and will be glad to send you cata-
logue of same.
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MISCELLANEOUS


MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-150 or 200 head OF stock cattle
Apply to Mrs. NJ. A. Wallace, Tallahassee
Flat
COLLIE PUP FOR SALE-Maguificently bred.
A. ]. Benedict. Bristol, Wis.
INDIAN RUNNER, DUCKS at very low prices
White Orpngtons dirt cheap. Good stoeK.
Munnimaker Poultry Farm, Normandy, Tenn.
BE A DETECTIvE-Earn from $3.50 to $500
per month; travel over the world. Write
c. T. Ludwig 1851 scarritt Bldg Kansas
City. Mo. L..
NEW FEATHER BEDS ONLY $40.
For limited time we offer full 36lb. New
Feather Beds 40 each. New feRther pillows
81. 20 per pair fob. factory, cash with order.
All New Live feathers. best A Ticking.
Guaranteed as represented or money BACK
Prompt shipment. Order today or write Tor
particulars and order blanks, and take advan-
tNge of these reduced prices. We give bank
references. southern Feather and Pillow Co..
Dept. o, Mebane, n. 9.
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I. I.AscE1IE. Mgr.. ca ". "a S.. Dept. sT1,
New York
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Gainesville, Ga. Will you please
give me some remedy for getting
rid of chicken f1eas? How can l
best get them off of my chickensT
Will appreciate an early reply.
Yours very truly,
II @ PETTY
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
By Associated Prsss.l

: MS 11.i5 II.a5 ms II
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Cameron. N. c. Please tell me
what is best to feed Indian Run
ner ducks or that are laying?
have been feeding mash Of corn
meal and bTan ard plenty of green
stuff. Yours very truly,
w. ]. HARRINGTON, JR.
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IEy Assoclated Fress-I
SAVANNAH. Co.. May 23.-Spirits OF tur-
pentine firm, i6ise. 46ize. Resin firm
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AGENTS-Send no money. inst say SEND ne
particulars Of your big agents offer. The
Burchard Company. / Angler Ave-. Atlanta Ca
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ANSWER.
To make boiled custard for little
turkeys, you prepare it Just like
YOU would for ice cream, only you
leave out the sugar and flavoring.
Make it thick enough to, WI en- cool,
it will CONCEAL.
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white orpinstOns can be depend
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address Principal. Library school. Carnegie Ii
hrary. Atlanta. Ga