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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-01-01

Johnson Is satisfied with profit
lof only 20 cents on his incubator
because over 100000 are de-
manded every year. His new
big book or 1912 tells how he
has startet five times as many
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

tBy W. II. White, Jr.. OF the White Provision
,v ,r Company
Moderate supply of cattle with but few
good steers In yards this week. keceipLs con-
sisting principally Of mixed cows and helfers
OF the light order, heavy stuff being scarce
and in best demand. Market is considered
strong on the better grades with a tendency
to lower values medium and grass sturf.
Commission. men look for a fair run or cattle
for the next few weeks, but present recelpts
do not indicate that the quality of range stutf
is as yet up to standard
lambs have not been coming so freely, quality
not good as earlier in the season. lew
this week and sold at from &c to &c lower
and were considered high for the reason OF
their inferior quality.
Hog receipts moderate, market steady to Ac
higher on all grades.
Quotations based on actual purchases during
Choice to good steers. 1000 to 100. 5.25a
Good steers, 500 to 1000. S5.OO@5.T5.
Medium to good steers. 700 to $50 Also 800
Good to choice beef cows, 500 to oOO' $4.f0g
Medium to good beef cows. 700 to sOO
Good to choice heifers. $50 to $50: s9.75a42o;
The above represent ruling prices OF g9oo
quality beef cattle. Inferior grades and oaify
Mixed common steers. if fat. 700 to soO'
= Mxed common cows II Fat. 600 to 500
Mixed common. GOO to 500. e.75@3.5O.
Good butcher bulls. 8.000375. -
Prime hogs 100 to 200 average, S..2Og %
Good butcher hogs, 40 10 l60, S.Z94I.5o
Good butcher pigs, 100 TO 140. S6.I59T.Zo.
Light pigs so to 100, S6.O0G675.
Heavy rough hogs. 200 to ESQ. 6.50QI.Oo.
Mast and peanut fattened hogs to l+e
under. 49, IS
S4.50n6.OO
Mutton, sheep and yearlings tordinary)' SOos
$50.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
FLOYD PEACH. CROP
WAS NOT SUCCESS
Especial Dispatch. to The journal

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
ROME, Ga, Aug. 5.-The peach sea-
son in Floyd county has closed, and the
fruit growers are not at all satisfied
with the results. Few of them made
any money, some came out even, and
many lost.
A number Of the growers in this sec
ton have signified their intention of
cutting down their trees and using the
land to raise cotton. Rounsaville
Brothers, who own an orchard Of 10000
trees at Chambers, Just south of here,
will apply the axe to their extensive
holdings. Tie poor season was due to a
combination Of circumstances.
Rainy weather, followed by q season
of hot, dry days, caused the fruit to
ripen rapidly and to drop from the
trees before laboreEs could be secured
to pick It. Much of the fruit that was
shipped rotted on the way to northern
markets. Those fruit growers who
will not cut down their trees next year
are planning to erect canneries at their
orchards and thus handle the surplus.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
FEDERAL SUIT TO SMASH
PLATE MATTER TRUSTS"
Government Would Prevent
"Combine" to Influence. the
Thought of Readers
fBr Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-With the fling
Of an agreed decree in a civil anti
trust suit against the Western News
paper union and the American Press as
sociation. the federal government today
took an advanced step under the Sher-
man law to prevent what the depart
ment OF justice REGARDED as the possible
itv Of a combination to influence the
thought of 60.OOO,OOO readers of rural
ewspapers-
The decree is designed to end bit
ter trade war between these corpora
tions, which furnish boiler plate ana
ready print to thousands of country
newspapers. The defendants are re-
strained from combining, or continuing
alleged unfair methods in competition
which would destroy one or the other.
and set up a complete monopoly Tor the
survivor with all its potential power OF
influencing the sentiments of the read
ers Of the 10000 small newspapers of
the United States, which 1T is esdmat-
ed fall into the hands of two-thirds OF
the people of the country.
POWER TOO GREAT.
Pointing out that an attempt was
made in 1909 to bring about a CONSOLE
datIon- Of these interests, the govern
ment petition says, the expectation
was that in view of the great power
thus acquired in disseminating infor-
nation the united property could be
disposed of at great profit to those
interested in instilling certain econom-
ic ideas in the minds of the public
and that it was the desire that such a
disposition of it should be made.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
LIVE STOCK By WIRE

-T---0T0-
CHICAGO. Aug 5.--Catte; Receipts Z8.OoOi
market weak TO Zoe lower; beeves, So.foge.o9,
Texas steers, .$4.9Od6.S0; western steers, So.ts
4I9O; Gtockers and feeders, S49O@6.oO; cow
and heifers. 81 7O@S.35; calves, $6.5OG INV
Hogs-Receipts 10000; market slow, &C Mgh
er; light $T.S56S.5215; mixed. %.40US.oo'
heavy, $7.25MS.30; rough, $7.25@I. 45i PIGS
S7.4568.JO; heavy. S7.25MS.30; rough, $f.zoa
las; pigs. $6sOQs.20; bulk Of Sales Stu
dS.3O-
shcep-Receipts 10000; market steady to 10c
lower; native S3.2j04.T5: western, SS5Od4.6
yearlings, S4.4OT5.G0; lambs, native, $4.So9
100; western S4.50d 7.75.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. Cattle: Receipts
II 600, including 5000. southerns; steady to 10
steers, S4.75@7OO; southern cows and heifers-
S3.JOd5.50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market &c higher; bulb
of sales, $S.156S.30; heavy, ST.9O@S.1O; pack
ers and butchers SS.1OQs .35; lights, Ssl5U
S.25; pigs. S6.OO@ 100
Sheep--Receipts 5000 steady; muttons, $3.50
645O; lambs, S6.O0GEjo; range wethers and
yearlngs, S3.5065.0O: range ewes $2.5Og 400.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900
inc ludiDg 400 sOutherns; steady. Native beef
steers IS .5009 Q. 25; cows and heifers, 81 90
a. .25; stockeTs and feeders, 81 5O@6 80; Texas
and Indian Steers, S4.25dS.25; cows and helf-
ers So. O0G7 so; calves in carload lots 500
40 %.
lights Sc .OOG s. so; mixed and butchers, So SOC
s 30; good heavy, IS .S5GS 40.
Sheep--ReeeiTts. 45O0; Setady. Native nut
tons, IS. SOFA. 10; lambs, So. soar %.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
TR0UP COUNTY CROPS
ARE HELPED BY RAINS
Farmers Estimate Cotton Out
put for County VIII Be
10000 Bales
Especial Dispatch to The JOurnal)

LAGRANGE. Ca. Aug. 5.-After one
week OF dry weather, with cool nights
and much ado among the farmers about
the present lack Of rain, the weather
changed rapidly to warmer. and rain
fell nearly all day over the entire
southern and most of the northern por-
ton Of Troup county. The rain came
opportunity. according TO the farmers.
and the warm weather has been greatly
needed just at this time.
In many parts of the county cotton
has suffered considerably for lack Of
warm weather during the past week.
and corn required more rain. Both
conditions are now alleviated, and the
farmers are feeling jubilant.
Crop indications SO Tar appear to be
about three-fourths OF the productive
quality that prevailed last year during
the same period. Farmers estimate that
Troup's yield Of corn will be much
greater than last year. but that the colt
ton production VIII fall below the aver
age OF 1910, which was $4,000 bales.
They estimate this crop in the county
10 be around 20. Oe0 bales.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

INV YoRE, -Aue. 6.--Co-soa opeued steady
a. declire % points. aud siurin Ethe cary
traalnE e1d shczzts 70 points ret hiElef
on covering 90 s1orts and trade buyinE- fri-
vate advances indicated god rains IN oklahoula
over the weekend, bur comparatively little 10
the southwest
Approximations Of renewed dry weather prob
ably accounted for the early rally ofterinss,
however. Increased On the advance aud atter
The receipt q private wires reportinE ram this
incoming az several Texas points the market
easad off tinker renewed liquidation aud nee
pressure with prices ahout % 3 points net
lower during TIRE mfdle 81 the morning.
The mQrErr nrnaef mp again later IN ",
t1orning m renewed covering Hnd a contiluel
cefHaEI from t-ade sCurre~- hur became zee
quiet On an advance a. ah'rir 20 points
over Saturdays Close aEi lc.i about STEADY
at midday.
EEe detailed weather REPORTS showing Eathrf
nure rain than considered desirable IN some
eastern belt sections helped thr advance our
Ing thc early afteruoon. bnt after selling about
s r. 10 points ret higher the market reacted
90 nearly saturdays closing on renewed hqdi-
dalton a. tocaI pressure inspired BY further
reports of rain in TIE southwest.
NEW YORK COTTON
TIE following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today
Tone. STEADY; nIddlirg l. o0-lOOc quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

possibly by private nere are @
in time gooo
This work. together with the
Agricultural college Athens
need information and in time to come this section
lad the having heretofore
them
with
all there be
dollars the poutryman
Of and government money that have been
should be
benefited midst The
this section
to furnish large amount OF the
made this have several other govern
knowledge this important
departments at Athens and s otner at
both praccaly the same
know that the poultry industry has
should hesitate IN
of all the dement's
1t
stations and much valuable knowledge
not IN
o
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
MARKET REPORTS

g. 60; window glass S5e5: A s7.S5; y 500; A
sT.I5; II S6.oONT.O5; X S6.oOd 0.95; | $500
IS. Te7ssa6T5; Z S650G6.65: d SG4596.52ls
s6.s5a6.+O. sales. none. Receipts. spirits
l'-V' KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS..
CBy Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY. Aug. Cash: Wheat-No-
> hard a8a. eQOc: No. > red 95H 96c.
Corn-aiixed. 1914; No. white. 7se.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
CBy Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS Aug. Cash: Wheat-No. :
red. si.O0G1.02; No. hard, 9Oh@91c.
Corn-No. ?. TlLdS2c; No. white, t9c.
Oats-No. ., 2Sla@Soci No. : white $50
S3ise.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS,
CBy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Aug. Cash grain; wheat
No. red, S1.OOGIO3h; No. hard, 800 q
S1.02GLO7; No. spring. 9se@Sl.oSi velvet
ehaff eScsfSl.O5; durum, 9sc9Sl.OO. 49,.
Corn-No. 2 T3EM14c: No. white, d4A @
0sts-No. . white old, 5i@52c: new. S3h
Ga5c; standard oiE 46c; new, 33@3S%e.
Rye-No. ?. 72GT2l5e.
Timothy seed. 100000.
Clover seed, S1O.009l5-OO.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Butter steaa!' SIeln
cries. 23G25c; dairies, 2lq &c -,
Eggs steady; receipts. ,029 cases, a. marx
cases included, l5l5Glelsei ordinary firsts'
cheese STEADY: daisies. 15HG15lsc: twins,
l44 aIJc; young Americas. l5h@l512c; long
Potatoes wssker: receipts, 40 cars; Illinois,
6516Tc; Kansas and Missouri aO0t@ci Minne-
sofa. 6TG7Oe; July, 9og9o 49,,
Poultry, alive steady; turkeys, lie; chick
ems, 13Isc; springs, 11919c.
Veal steady. 1Sc.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS.
CBy Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 5.-Butter-CFeamery
24c: first 22c: seconds and packing stock zoe.
Eggs-Extras 20c; firsts lec; seconds lac
RUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
CBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK Aug. 5.-The butter market
was easy, Creamery extras 26Ss @2ic; first'
2JE n2GL5c; seconds, 2S924c; state dairy
tubs. finest, pc; good 70 prime, 249-Ss:
z5Isc. firsts, 281S d24c; seconds, 22Q23c; fac
tory current make, firsts, 22923c; seconds,
2Ia215sc; Garment make. ish0@Oe' paeSins
Cbcese firmer. state whole milk new spe
ciai. Is d15gs: do. average fancy l6e;
Etafs whole milk new. under grades, la
lSLe; poor 70 fair, lOGlSci aalsleas neN
new choice. ~ aiOe; skins. undergradea
Ecr market firmer. Fresh gathered extras
2sT2l1sc; firsts, 1Sisd19c; fresh gathered
dirties No. !, 15616c; No. 2, l5Gl6c; fresh
rtluered checks. prime. 1191Sc' poor to fair
SUGAR, PETROLEUM, HIDES AND LEATHER
CBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Raw sugar steady
musocvado, 50 test, 3-55f centrifugal, 20 TEST
4 05: Snolasses 9test, S.o0i refined quiet.
Petroleum steady.
Molasses dull.
Hides firm.
Leather firm.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
Poultry Work at the Georgia
Experiment Station

1-r-SHE new poultry expert, Prof.
Rolph, has arrived at the
u Georgia Experiment Station,
and has taken up his line OF work
there. We look forward to this as
being one of the most important
departments connected with
the State Experiment Station. Prof.
Rolph is man of experience and a
graduate with high honors in poul-
try culture and will be a valuable
asset to the poultry industry of
Georgia. There is no more ideal
place in the United States for the
raising of poultry than at the Geor-
gia Experiment Station, and it was
a wise step thar the directors of
this station made when they de-
cideG fully to put in a poultry de-
partment and give the people of
Georgia expert knowledge on this
most important subject.
They have made a liberal appro-
priation annually for this depart
ment and the breeders of Georgia
will receive much benefit from this
work, as bulletins on different sub
iects will be issued regularly and
many experiments can be carried
out and made at this station that
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
ECZEMA

NAEHu called AeHa9as EA4A EA9@AAf AAAAAAA4H 4A-AA
Crust. Weeping Skin. etc
ECZEMA CAN EE CURED TO STAY, AM
yrhen ! say cured I mean Just what sly
Cured. SRI not merely patched up Tor
awhile % return worse than before Remember
4 make this trosd statement after putting ten
wears 81 ny time this Dle disease and
f~usfIfns. ID fbe u1eanfIme Q quarter Of a mil
Tfsu cases 20 this dreadful disease. Vow. do
at care hat ail you have used. nor how many
Doctors have told you that you could not he
rured-ail that 7 ask Il just chamce % show
- that I know whzr I ans talking about III
- Tfu write me TODAY. Z viii send yea a
rRFE TRIAL 81 ny mild, soothing. guaranteed
~rra that win corrtnce sou more in day
en- I o. anyone else cuuld in a months time.
n Won ~ disEustrd and discouraged Dare
vou 40 give ne chance 20 prove my claims
~ writing today you viii enjoy more real
comfort than you had ever thought this world
roras FOR you Just try % and you viii see !
an telling you the truth.
~ = z csnnz5sy. SCI Park Square. Ssdaiia, no.
p,sfrreners- Third National Bank. Seialia. No
CauId yUu Do better act than 70 send this
notlcs % some poor sufferer Of Ezeemaf
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
ooTTos OIL MARKET
EaY-EaRp q GAS COTTON LETTER.

rnx-~mpu A crArKg COTTON LITTER.
- --prT.NS - T-Tba nan shows
49, Ot.l-E-Ass' 80 ,.ste-l sr,te~ ~ M
-. - g. .I-.--F.-r sr-v-s-s IN the
..,----- ,,--9-t.- e-F in the Atlantic coast
-. 4ist,r--i,- 1Cvrsr ma tbs heat
-, - - sTs-eJras
,arss---T 1870 esrvr - average tamnerature
rsr Texas ~ ~ degrees and q y derrees for
1kiahoua lss.ien tens are 10 s.s- s1j
tllse.s 49, ~ -. .--.-,S - s.s.ts--, s.assS
enlln.i , .- ,ic-,fTrrss tomorrow IN
- - s.---s Er,shfr-ro, rsradirtS a
,scl r-set with iccsl. ven Distributed showers.
80 -. -s5.-f 49,, 10 POINTS In TIE
- -. -. .. h--vfr- - fhe Sfsan-
49, 1-5-r.Tr - e. \, tho vrest hnt spiI-
- ss---ssr ths~ IN Tire nasr snH checked
s-. r.. ~srfirv v-ss rrosshIv hasrd
q TIE wassnslon 80 s.,,5-, s5,t.svss, nv
-. ssir~--inr cable fron Europe showing that
- -, ,-----.a-s hrsfrsss fs urs ro.sd while
,-sl1 - Ts--. rass-wa supplies. ssChemnitE.
5000 sufrna-r husfncss dad Yarn sales
aassEa1e cniy e under tooay ifi"~ 60.
80 v~h- harrht ahaaf cen awair market devel-
.---.a~f~ =. ire eIass 81 TIRE year"
r. r-1-trf settled around - for October and
ss.-rz - bs- unEfinz for further developments
= - vrs-+a-n half. particularly whether rains
-irf rss-t 10 ceutraI anf south Texas.
--.y--,-- ~. - co--o-~
CAAhAh-A-A' 49, -rT-----
r., -,- =. ,ho
AEM AN-ns - -. - - - 1850
ntfrANt We IT, - -. - =, -
eon aLler t-e s-i- -. -. S-ts-s@ts .bare
nslAe - - - =. - h-,-f,,-
g uaFset ~ flle 80 - $50. 49,,
80 sre t1iAAhe nAstt 49, - - -
AL okishof1a have Dad rs.ss tneE ns.e not
reea esfitl - - - rrsf.t e
NeMt .,.., s 49,. 1870 - -..v
e..@- ~. - . - .T,-s 49, nv
-. - -. -,--.-f -
~
aEHsK0RF LYON 8 COS COTTON LEt1EA
aSEW YORK. Anc -s-lhe 'bursan report ~
- - - - - y. -. r-iss.,~ -rle
- g - - -. - - =. - = s-,trst
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MEMCANS PURCHASE
NEW MAUSER RIFLES

BERLIN, Aug. 3.-Ihe Mexican Gov
eminent has placed an order for rifles
and ammunition to the value Of Ss75 900
with the Mauser small arms factory at
oberdorf for immediate delivery.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
- 49, coTToN

NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. cotton futures
sueued steady at an advance Of 10 points
Sharts were mt Inclined % b aggressive, a.
Texas reports we're not very encplraglh2- 100
little rain was shown on the weather map on
the western belt generally and the forecast
promised fair weather Tor Texas. After the
cau shorts covered 20 = moderate extent ana
the ring found Il difficult 20 supply the DE-
nand. There was not much life % TIE mar
ket- At the end q the first half hoir OF
business prices Rere 10 20 II points up.
IRE market IS ouiet hut very steady through
ut tire morning Offerings were not liberal and
while no special demand vas In evidence buying
Hras az an times heavy enough to hoold prizes up
rather firmly. Rumor had ir that SPOT houses
were the hest buyers end that their purchases
vere weu distributed over tie list shorts In
creased their huViug q covers around TIE mid
de q the uoning. but later this demand died
out AT the highest the trading months were
"a pofnIs up noon they we've II 70 Is mp
NEW ORLEANS coTToH
TIE following were the railing prices On me
exchange today
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06

The island Of Nicaria is famous in
mythology for the death of Icarus,
whose waxen wings melted while he
was flying. At the present day it Is
occupied almost solely by charcoal burn
-ers of Greek nationality. The island
ers hitherto have paid an annual tri-
butte to the Pasha of Rhodes.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
NlCARfANS ESTABLISH
THEIR MDEPENDENC E
~ Assoeiated Press. }

ATHENS, Greece, Aug. 3.-The Turk
ish island of Nicaria (also known as
Icaria), IN the Aegean sea, today pro-
claimed it's independence Of the Turk
ish government The inhabitants. who
number about $4,000. seized and i'm
prisoned. all the Turkish officials.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-06
Toe siasdy; niadlIrs. II SIC; s'easy:

SPOT COTTON NAEKEz.
Atlanta. nominal. f5Ae.
New YORK. quiet. Il eo-looc-
LFwerrnol. holiday
kew Orleans. steady. l. 15-1ee.
Galveston. firm. 13Ac-
Savannah. steady. IKE
ForfoIk. quiet, 1S%c-
Balftmrre ncninzi. lsec-
Wlimingtou. nominal-
PhIladelThia. STEADY - 15loOc.
Bostou. quiet. u eQ1ooc-
Mahfle. nominal.
Charlotte. steady. 13Ae-
Augusta. steady. 1stsc-
Houstun. steady, - lie.
Lfffle Rock, quief, he
Memrhis. nhminai. 151sc-
St. Ihuis. firm. 1sAc-
1nufETflle. quiet 13Ac-
Naron- steady Isle.
rnFurwNfn urrrfwn1
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