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Deming graphic., 1912-05-10

COUNTY OF LUNA
On this 10th day OF April a. D.. 1912. before me
personally appeared A. J. Clossin. Josephine T.
Ely Blanche Westbrook aud Milton w. DcPuy Ia
me known TO be persons described in and who eN-
ecu,cd the foregoing instrument. and. each fo'
himself acknowledged that he executed the same
as his free act and deed for the intents and pur-
posca therein set forth
Also on said date personally appeared Ralph &.
Ely. to me personally known. who being by me-
duly sworn, did say that said instrument was
signcd by him. as trustee, in behalf of The Little
Vineyards Company, IA corporation. and that he u
duly authorized. as such trustee. by the Board OF
Directors Of said corporation. 10 execute the same
and he acknowledged said instrument 10 he the
FREQ act and deed of said corporation.
In Testimony Whereof. have hcreunto set my
hand and notarinl sca the day and year In this
certificate first above written. My commission
expires December 10th. lgla, -
fsEALl II. JARVIS WILLIAMS.
TRANSCRIPT FROM THE RECORDS OF THt
LITTLE VINEYARDS COMPANY A
CORPORATION.
Whereas this corporation has heretofore en-.
tered into contracts with divers persons for the
sale Of lands belonging TO this corporation and has
thereby agreed 10 cause "a corporation to bc organ
ized for the purpose Of taking over the wells ana
bitches now belonging to this corporation and iol
the purpose ~ operating said wells and ditchc'
for the irrigation Of the lands 80 sold
Resolved: That Ralph {. Ely Is hereby author
lied and directed to procure such corporation Il
be organized, and rs trustee Tor this corporation
on behalf Of this corporation to subscribe an,
acknowledge Articles of incorporation Of suci
corporation No to he organized, In subscribe fo
the stock thereof and tO receive and hold III,
same. and To represent this corporation IN al
matters necessary OF proper for the organization
" such corporation; TO vote the stock 80 TO b'
Issued 10 him as trustee. and Ia represent tn,
interests Of this corporation as director of sncl
corporation 80 to be organized
l. Blanche Wcstbrook. secretary Of The Litt
VINEYARDS Company. corporation. having tn
custody Of the records and seal of said corpora
tion. do hereby certify that the foregoing resolu
ton was duly and regularly adopted by the Boar
OF Directors Of The Little Vineyards Company a
regular meeting Of the said Board held at tn
New-York tribune., 1912-11-17

hair Presently his vision cleared, and there gazed back
w L; ,b faca Of Young man Of about twcnty-sN'
GOOD looking in spite Of deep scar that scanned ms
S;gb check and cut that lifted the left corner OF ms
mouth. This latter was particularly notlcIaoc "Io nc
sreJ his smile was a crooked, whimsical ai1%r' not at
-, .tlt;, The hair of this stranger who gazed
nc af him was reddish brown touched here and there
with with gray his eyes blue and his face was covered % @
n,;tb rcJ stpbbe. Instincvey he felt that ne mad
always gone clean shaved. ,..:., ,b., 7 h,,.o hccr
AZ ;,doe nv nv razorcss condition that nave Occh
y"Dh yl,h7. tJ,roo weeks, ne said to the nurse.
The nurse told him that he had been sick three weeks
a,b hn, il was terrible fall Monsieur had she chat
An '.' t she was one of the profession whose mission
II e f. restrain convalescents from talking Sne was also
Of the race that cannot keep itself from talking
a. fell hard, did ~ he asked .,....... ....r.:,,,.
a,rto fr,ctpre Of your right arm that was nothing;
brt the IC brain fcver And Monsieur wore himself out
talking" .,~,..,.t,o4 o,,,orrv
New-York tribune., 1912-11-17

1T was English and Monsieur spoke 50 quickly that
could tell very little There was much talk of money
and Monsieur called often upon name"
"What namc''
"Ah-I do not know. 1t sounded like name OF al
lection
For all he knew nc had been on his honeymoon when
he fell but in that case had his wife fallen too! He de-
cdcd on a leading question.
"Wherc am T." he asked
The nurse stared at him. Then she said "NdiHreIe
men few times and he gathered that she thought he
didn't know what particular house he was in. Fortu-
nacv she used the Of persons places and streets
He gathered that ne was in private hospital in little
Swiss town Evidently he had been doing some climb
ING and had fallen down cliff.
"Was-was anything carried picked up?' he asked
"Ah. but Monsieur lodged on a little platform OF
rock Thatwas why the guides were able to get him. And
everything was lost and there was nothing in Mon
sicur pockets 10 show his name or where he had come
from-nothing but his pockctbook. None Of the inn
New-York tribune., 1912-11-17

len ..... If q Sunlt rOOm with two hgireS Sharply
outline. r.;nst window. His sensations were lnSup-
p1a5 .ii: he felt as if the light and the two people
were bearing down upon him, smothenng nm. lie smut
hi. e,- and uttered few words in a loud ndignan,
.o0e
~O.- -fi q voice thankfully. a really think he
aoai1g himself. Did YOU hear him swear" 1t We
vc~yp-.. voice with kind OF gceul undertone t1m..-
ing ra-us. it.
~Aa. Dr.. Madam replied a shrller' hlgneT voice.
-las .. ... sworn many, many times IN these VICE.,
"0ca aa " been unconscious, An! but SuCH "..
b.. is q quite difcrcn, KIND "l S"c"'lis' ''.'
tbea-. ....a "Do speak % him and tell MN ne gong
70 De well ul strong, and be sure and ask MIN ".'. Ills
Name 3D.
Taa-. f. autter Of skirts and the soft closing '.
door, a. curiosity the Young man leI' anou, "'
sp-a.-" Hept away by another ehouoh "'nS. "'''-
p'".-H him. What was his name; lie aidn h"'"'
II - very till and tried 70 find out what ne aia KNOW,
" ""n IN a world OF men ana women, lle lo".'
remember faces and journeys, dinners ana CoiNe'.''
ton. r-a md joys and sorrows; but "heh ne C,I'.
/" .... ..e TO himself lhey DIChc' "9 -"
pr- ID. new lnsuncuvcIy that ne Dclo,8eu U" '''~,
som. " .1A olatanty CAL the PnVi,'H'u ,l'5'
ma. ' .. ue had been wen educated anu Wa -
Nan " whether he was younG OF iIluaio "sSl
. .. .. ''. 'ia' ne u''' N'''"
'. " ".. "arned or slngc. 90 III. o..r.;r,,
f'. moments ne lay qW'o SUN, WV" IIf
S ' . ana los'' IKE d "''', ',u IN, ,~
IS. some amen pace "'I"D'' ~ lI,' rrrf
"- " '"h' uhaDe 10 SUNNI" "0'p -
"..... . ..ers can can upon IT, ,..
I'a. . nook away the Inood' IoI io ""s VI iI
gong .n1 ~thcr adventurous temperament. III ~
Una. . destined to have some S'iiIulI,lItE ~
eh.e. .01 he looked forward 70 tnc'n. rio''.l.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-17

erablc sense Of hight, and
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12

flock of chickens pigeons at
pleasure
chickens the afternoon and early
will certainly relieve business mans mind OF his
transact his daily bust
his business home with him.
and mis- mind whe~ the Keeping
will afford this pleasure at so little expense
profit such this now for many VINO
a giving it attention.
families the cities being supplied with fresh
being
utilized
experience has taught that large
successfully and probably small
successful business who needs this
this Judgment IN
he would in other successful branch
succeeding with their
they would do their
addition the benefits derived in
children interested this work
would otherwise be devoted expensive
profit There hundreds OF
absolutely this diversity and they nnd much
pleasure chickens pigeons
cities that being
a
1t costs only a cheap comfortable
yards already fenced 1t will only
something place that will be
and
thoroughbred variety will certainly
Usually there
this number OF
of the that they
would surprised the end OF
nothing OF the pleasure
would AFFORD
Impossible their
they their little they
edge to obta IT,. N<Za~~~-~o~>/
very truly nAxJ
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
Yours very truly.

East Point, ,Gast-I am a reader
Of The Journal and enjoy your let
tiers so much want to be as
brief as possible and ask the ques-
tions that want to know.
Is there any way to make. Rhode
Island Reds mott now? My eX-
perience is that they wait until it
is so late in the fall that it is hard
to get them back to laying. Is there
any way to wash my S. e. White
Leghorns? They have their dust
bath and are so dirty that they look
bad. 1 have a rooster that makes
a curious noise in his throat all
the time. 1t does not seem like
roup There is no watery sub
stance in the eyes or nose. He has
been this way for about three
weeks. Do you think it advisable
to move him out of the pen? VIII
it check the growth of broilers to
olipp the wings off? They fly over
the Dashboard and get in the gar
den. Do you think ii advisable to
run say % hens and three ROSTERS
in one pen or will they do better
separated, say half them up? Will
you tell me the name of the White
Leghorn bantam breeder that was
at the show last fall? I saw them,
but do not remember his name.
think he was from Augusta, Ga. I
have a Rhode Island Red hen that
has been setting all the spring.
She matches and takes another set
ting and goes ahead with them.
have a tin cup nailed up at the nest
for feed and take her off twice a
day and make her take exercise
and she is doing fine.
... Yours truly,
T. r. BUM.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED.

furnished them for three or four
weeks and then begin feeding heavy,
using some cotton seed meal in
their dry mash with lots of meat
scraps and heavy. feeding of corn
and wheat. This will give them
strength to throw off their old
feathers and take on new ones.
They can not molt quickly unless
they are very fat and in fine fix
and August and September is us
ually molting time for all chickens
and they will naturally molt during
these two months which is far bet
ter on the hen than to force the
molt.
You can wash your White Leg
horns with some Pearline in the
water and make them clean, but if
the soil that they are being kept
on is dirty they will get soiled
again and it is useless to wash
them unless you expect to keep
them up afterwards.
If you will use small amount of
carbolated vaseline and give 1t to
the rooster referred to once a day
il will probably help him, but If IL
does not relieve him 1t is no use to
Win ilAlll eANll NiiCAs
times a chicken will become effect
ed in this way from no apparent
cause. If it does not hurt his gen.
eral health there is no reason why
he should be separated.
1t will not check the growth Of
broilers to clip their wings. Clip
ping the wings of Leghorns is
largely practice in most of the
large poultry plants in the east. 1t
does not hurt them at all.
I think it would be best TO put
one male bird with the % hens and
change him every two or three
weeks rather than put three in one
pen with 25 hens.
Dr. Forrest A. Newhall, of Au-
gusta, Ca, is the man who showed
the White Leghorn Bantams at the
recent Southern international Poul-
try show in Atlanta.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
REALIZING SALES CAUSED
GOOD DECLINE IN COTTON
Market in New York Closed IS
to 81 Points Lower Than
the Previous Close

WV YORK. April 1.-The cotton market
opened fteady az an advance Of points 70 a
decline ~ 2 points. The weathr was unset
tied 10 the south and overnight buying orders
accounted FOR the steadiness- Heavy realizing
eaused tie market 70 ease off 20 net decline
q shout Z 10 Is POINTS before the end Of the
first hour.
Slight rallies occurred later in the morning.
but reaiizing continued very heavy and the
market a. midday was about 10 u points net
lower. Sentiment Indicated that following yes
terday's sharp advance the market was entitled
u neactiun.
he market confin1ed nervous during the
eariy afternoon with active months. which
had recovered 70 within Z points Of last
Nights cIesinE figures. ruling about II 70 "a
points net lower toward . O'Clock. New
Orleans vas a heavy seller here during the
Afternoon and there Was continued active scat
terfnE hgufdation-
EEw YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on ths
sxrhanze soday.
Toe barely STEADY; niddHng. II 4s-lcOe;
quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12

her tits is crusty and thick, but it
does not seem sore or inflamed. Her
calf was about three weeks old when
I noticed it first. Her milk seems
good but / am afraid to use 1t.
Yours very truly,
]. NJ. BARRETT.
ANSWER.
If YOU will rub the cows udder
good after each milking, that is, the
effected part at the top of the tits
with two ounces of carbolc acid
and one pint of raw linseed oil mixed
it will soften the parts that are eff
fected. She should have no cotton
seed meal at all while in this condi-
ton. You should give her a hand
full of sulphur in her feed every
other day for a few days. The milk
will not be effected.
Chatham, La.-Will you please tell
me where 1 can get oyster shell for
my young ducks? Please tell me OF
some nearby firm and the price
don't think can get it at the small
markets near home.
Is it necessary for chickens that
run at large on the farm to have
oyster shell?
Yours very truly,
MRS. J. II. BARR.
ANSWER.
You can get the oyster shell OF
Bruce Seed company, New Orleans
La. All chickens, even if they run
at large should have this oyster shell
before them at all times.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12

l.
sle; firsts. zee; seconds, &c; packing stock
Eggs-Extras. 2O&c; firsts. 1s%c.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK April 11.-Butter market was
weak Creamery specials 33c: extras 4Oc
frsts Sc seconds SOSSSe thiras 5sd
special. 32c; extras, 36d36hei hrsts, 2s15 "a
2oc; seconds 24c; third 21g23; state dairy
tubs. finest, s5@37c; good to prime, SO@S4e;
zee; specials, 2T55Q2Sei fatory urrent make,
firsts, 25e; seconds. 211s 922c: packing stock
held, 2s1s @24c; do. current make 2515e; pack
cheese market firm. state wide milk and
arrier specials. 1870; do. average fancy. 1872
dls%c; state, whole milk, winter made
whole milk under grades. 16917hc; raisies
fail and earlier best l6c; skins, 4@14hc,
Egg market weak. Fresh gathered extras
&c; extra fFsss or, IzS M laHe ri No.
. 22% 925c; fresh gathered checks, prime
lee; poor 10 fair, 1S920c; refrigerator spe-
eiaI marks, fancy and local storage ehsTges
paid, sec; do. firsts, soc; do poor l'@Iee'
do. dirties. 1602oc.
Sugar. PETROLEUM. HIDES AND LEATHER
. (By Associated Press.) .,-
p,uscoyado. So test, 3 81; centrifugal, 9e test,
All: molasses. SO test S.42; refined quiet.
Petroleum, Molasses and Hides steady.
MONEY AND BONDS.
CBy Associated Press.)
} NEW YORK, April 11.-Money on call firm
,8h and 4 per cent; ruling rate S&; closing
bids ga, offered at 4. f
Time loans steady; 30 days 3h95& per cent;
'pinety days 4Ad4 per cent; six months 3A "a
per cent.
; Close: Prime mercantile paper AZ to Az
per cent.
sterling exchange easy with actual business
In bankers bills AZ asa for 6O-day bills and at
4. IS 90 for demand.
Commercial bills 4.s3h.
Mexican dollars AZ.
Government bonds steadyi railroad bonds
irregular
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
SEv ORLEANS COTTON
. -.

NEW ORLEANS. Anil If.-Catton futures
opened steady. unehange to I point up. com
pared with yesterdays close. The weather MAG
was unfav0rahie. but not e. unfavOrable IS
expectei. While the eastern cotton belt was
vet. the western vas dry. and the forecast did
not promise rain anywhere. altbough the pros
poets were for unsettled conditions 10 the west.
Cable neWs was colorleEs 1umediately AFTER TIE
call -nFlces we're ! = = rcInts %. but AZ ne
end q the first baf hour % business they
we're % 10 points down. compared with yes
terriay's final Quotations.
Liquidation OF the long Interest was very
heavy around the middle Of the morning. Il
vas ruuored TIT several leading bulls bad sold
cut AMI messages from one operator announced
that be had gone over 10 the bear side. The
market took the selling well and did not show
prunounced weakness az any time. AT the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
THE KEEPING OF POULT TRY A
PLEASURE AS WELL AS PROF
TABLE TO THE BUSINESS MAN

T present there are a large
N number Of busy business
u men in the cities who
are not only getting a great
amount of recreation and pleas
ure out of it but are making it
equally as profitable. know
quite a few business men, espe-
cially in Atlanta who h1ve on a
small city lot a nice flock of
chickens that have supplied them
with an abundance of eggs dur
ing the past winter and in addi-
ton to this, they have given them
a lot of pleasure.
1t is absolutely essential for tho
average business man to have
something to divert his mind and
keep it off of his business dur
ing afternoons and evenings.
There are various ways that many
people find to get this recreation,
but at present it is surprising
how many people are turning
their attention to poultry and
pigeons for this diversity. After
a man has worked hard all day,
il it is possible to do so 1t is
best for him to Leave his business
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, April 11.-Liverpool
futures indicate a tired market. They were
about 4 points lower than due but spots were
advanced II points. sales e,oOO bales. cable
said: Continent buying; America selling new
crop. Think market has fully discounted pres
ent conditions" London reports troops being
moved 70 South Wales mining districts to sup.
press rioting. English consols are u lower.
The map shows partly cloudy 20 fair weather
IN the belt. No precipitation In thewestern
half but showers In the eastern half.
Precipitation was heavier along the coast
but moderate TO light In the interior. Meridian
had 50 OF an inch. Montgomery 40; Birming-
ham -. and Augusta 50. Indications are
for partly cloudy TO fair weather, probably
our market eased little at the star ton the
poor Liverpool and New York news OF some
strong bull interests having sold. out on the
technical situation having been weakened. but
weather brought lots Of demand on the market.
Prospects are also for hullish mill takings in
the week after Easter. There was. another
sharp reaction before the close Of Liverpool
on further weakness IN that market. which car
RED JEly here 70 1L66 and october 20 ll.4l.
The market was very steady at the decline.
which Is generally looked upon as a normal
reaction after too rapid an advance.
10000. against $50 last year and l15.o1T
In 1908. -.-.4 et.-
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH, Ca. April i1.-Spirits firm,
45Ac. Resin firm. water white and window
s sIass n g. SIS Sass B ss iisS7 B
s8.60 Receipts. spirits SO. rosin 1850.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
CBy Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS, April 11.-Cash:
wheat-No. ? red. 81 .o7is; No. hard. 81 .oS
corn-No. 3. s1lse; No. white, s1as2e.
Oats-No. 2. 5Tlsc: No. white. 5s& d5914e.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Prsss.)
CHICAGO. April 11.-Cash: Wheat-No. 2
red. $1.O4d1O6h; No. hard. sl-O4 y al .06h;
No. northern. si.o2a1.o5; No; 2 northern,
chaff. e2caSLI2; durum. 02enS1.10
Corn-No. yellow, sOds01ac.
Oats-No. ? white. 5sg5s1zc; standard, oT%
Rye-No. ?. ssasske.
Barley. s5cdSi-3s.
Timothy seed. s6OO612.O0.
Clover seed. $12.OOG2l.25.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
CBy Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, April 11.-CseA;
Wbeat-No hard. s1.O591.ll; No. red,
y Corn-No. mixed. s21Se; No. white. sse.
Oats-No. white, SThG5se; No. mixed.
SEA G5Te.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. April 11.-Butter steady; cream
cries, ga ace; dalries. 24d2Sc.
Eggs easier; receipts, 1880 cases; at marx,
cases Included, 1saisae; ordinary firSts. 1sg
cheese STEADY: daisies. l5Z a1ec; twins. 1874
615Ac; young Americas, i51sdl6c; long horns,
Potatoes steady: receipts: "a cars: wiscon-
Pooitry. live. steady; turkeys. i4c; chickens.
14e; springs, ike.
Veal steady. T0il4c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
ANSWER.

It is not a good idea to force
melting. The quickest way TO get
hen to molt is to let her raise
brood of chickens. Feed her good
while she is raising these chickens
and she will usually molt soon after
she has weaned her chickens. An
other way TO get them to mott early
in September is to give them their
liberty with a small amount of feed
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
CARPENTER. BAGeoT CO.'S Cotton
LETTER

CARPENTER, BAGeoT & CO.'S COTTON
LETTER
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE opening was
steady, but it was soon evident that the mar
ket had no support from the bulls ON tne
other hand they looked to be selling, which
soon caused about IS points reaction. The pub
lie and a few spot houses were the buyers
The ring scalpers are selling on al hard spots
a lot Of cotton In past few days and are doing
so today. The market, however, shows remark
the many wires in circulation Of more i'm
proved conditions.
CARPENTER, BAaeoT & co.'s STOCK
LETTER.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE \stock market
today reached resting point, 1t is not I'M
likely that some saggng tendencies may de-
velop in the general market. IL so it is only
a rest period in bull market and purchases
should be 'made on dips, Would not buy on
PRIMARY MOVEMENTS
Wheat, receipts 2S3, 600 against 100000 las
year Shipments 2se,OOO against $4,000 last
Corn, receipts $4,000 against 27s,ooO last
year Shipments 429, 900 against 467 900 last
year.
FINANCIAL BUREAU ON STOCKS.
NEW YORK; April 10.-Finacial Bureau
says: We would buy reactions, but would
not load up on first appearance or weakness;
rather buy on scale down. The Herald figures
that the indications point to 3l4 convention
votes for Taft and ITO Tor Roosevelt, 10 Tor
Clark and "a for Wilson. Information channels
are little more cautious and seem to think
more care should be exercised in buying on
IRON AND METAL MARKET
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, April 11.-~Standard copper
quiet: spot 15.5Od15.75; July 1850 5.s ~
Electrolytic 10; casting 1871 @15&c
Tin quiet; spot 43.12h Q4S,411b; July 42.To@
1900
Lead quiet; A2O@4SO New York; 4.l21b@
I41715 East st. Louis
Spelter quiet 6.6OG6.70 New York; $50
bid East st. Louis.
Anthony quiet; cooksons 500.
Iron steady; northern and southern grades,
1475615.75.
Bar ailgnrn 6sMs -a.-.----a--..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12

Fairburn. CAL want to ask you
for a little advice. l have COW
that is fresh in and doing fine ex-
cept her udder around the top OF
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
MONEY ToLoAN

MONEY TO LOAN AT PER CENT interest.
anywhere, with easy payment privilege, city
OF farm property; good agents wanted. Standard
Home Co., 1903 Gambler Bldg, Atlanta.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12

THE SMALLEST BIBLE on earth!
Size Of postage stamp. New Testament illus
trated 2o0 pages; sample 10c; per dOz., zoe.
AGENTS WANTED The biggest wonder Of the
Twentieth Century. Coin IS a day q - n
selling them. CnestOn Supply Co.. ~
st. Elmo sta. Box As, Chattanooga,
Tenn
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
SPOT COTTON MARKET

SPOT COTTON MARKET
Atlanta. STEADY. 11ise.
New York, steady. IL $4,000.
New Orleans. firm. 1l&c.
Liverpool, quiet. 52-1O0d.
Galveston steady, 11&c.
Savannah, steady. 1Oykc.
Norfolk. steady. 11Lc.
Baltimore. nominal. 11%c.
Philadelphia. IL T0-IOOc. 1897
Boston. steady, II 45-10Oc.
Mobile. steady. 10%c.
Charleston. steady. lie.
Augusta. steady. 11&c.
Houston. qaiet. 1114c.
Memphis, nominal, IKE.
Louisville. quiet. Tic.
Macon, steady. 1015e.
rolumhia. steady. i'sc.
Charlotte. steady. I0%c.
Little Rock. ouet 10Hc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Tie following were the ruling price, on tho
exchange today.
Tone barely steady; sales. 5000; middling,
o'o-l-
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-12
wANTED-sALEsMEN

TOBACCO factory wants salesman. Good pay,
steady work and promotion; experience unnec-
essary as we will give complete Instructions
Piedmont Tobacco Co, BOX r, IT, Danville, va.