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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-04-11
Gold Weather With Frost Reports
Caused Moderate Buying of Cotton
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, April 10--Wheat prices made some
show Of strength today, influenced by predic-
tons Of continued demand from continental Eu-
rOpean countries where reserves were said TO be
light and where hopes of prompt shipments
from Argentine and Australia have been disap-
pointed. The market was also bullishly affected
by statements that the records of the last TWEEN
ty-fiye years indicate the chance after April
i for a substantial improvement in the winter
crop is very light.
After opening S@Tc off to A@ase up, with
May at 81 .15k 81. 1875 and July at 81 .13h@
1.14b, prices scored a moderate general adj
vance.
Many bad crop reports, including word of the
presence OF green bugs In Oklahoma and Of
hessian fly In Kansas, tended later to bring
about aecided uptums in wheat. feature was
the buying of May options here to remove hedges
against sales of Canadian wheat TO Buffalo
millers. The close was unsettled, A@1A net
higher, with May at $l.11% gifts and July
at 81 .15IsdI.15A.
Corn developed weakness. The market lacked
support. Opening prices, which ranged from -
q NC TO &c lower, were followed by further
declines, but then a rally.
The corn market hardened further when mar
ket gave signs of decided strength. Prices
closed steady at ia re net advance.
Oats were governed by the action Of corn.
Reports as to seeding told of good progress.
Lower quotations on hogs had bearish effect
on provisions. Downturns, however, were not
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The Following were the ruling prices IN tn
exchange todsys
Prev
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NO DEAD LINE" FOR
u. S. ARMY, DECLARES
CARRANZA OFFICIAL
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authorized by congress to fill the border
regiments
Large quantities Of supplies are ap-
parentIy being shipped on the Mexican
Northwestern from Il Paso by private
shippers. ultimately destined for General
Pershing. Secretary Baker said An
other rrainload OF forage. canned goods
and other supplies is reported TO have
left Juarez.
ANXIETY IN MEXICO.
State department dispatches today in
dictated that officials OF the de facto gov
eminent were viewing with some anxiety
the continued presence of American
troops in Mexico. One dispatch was
authoritatively described today as con-
tanning a hint that certain Mexican Of
ficials believed the purpose OF the Amer
lean punitive expedition had been ac-
compIished. Tnis belief was said to be
based upon the assumption that villa
bandits had been dispersed.
Consul General Rodgers. II was learn
ed today. has advised the department
THAI de faeto government officers at
Qusretaro- had intimated to him they
would like TO know how long the United
States intended 10 keep the troops in
Mexico. Administration officials in a
position 10 be familiar with the Mexican
situation said the de ,fecto government
had set no date upon which they thought
the American troops should be with
drawn. 1t was admitted in various quar-
ters. however. that such action would
not be surprising.
Dispatches from consuIs in various
sections described conditions generally
as being good.
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Funston Fears PerShing
Will Get Beyond Reach

81
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April IO.-ATmy
officers at General Funston's headqusr-
tiers were almost convinced today that
by the end OF the week the work of the
punitive expedition In Mexico will have
reached a critical stage. No reports
from General Pershing were received
during the night, but those that have
reached General Funston indicate he is
driving his cavalry further and further
INTO Mexico without question, in spite of
the increasing danger that the troops
may soon be beyond reach Of commits
sary department and out Of touch with
an adequate support
General Pershing appeared convinced
wHen he sent his last report that Villa
is moving forward only two or three
days march ahead of the American ad-
yanced columns. and making good time
notwithstanding his reported wounded
leg. Unofficial reports that Canuto Reyes
was moving forward from the region
about Torreon instead of surrendering
to the defacto government created some
uneasiness at headquarters, where IL
was realized that Reyes juncture with
Villa would provide a formidable front
10 the little cavalry force feeling ITS
way along the trails in the neighborhood
Of Parral.
To reinforce the head of General
Pershing's column is impossible. officers
here declared. unless more troops are
sent into Mexico, or some rearrange-
ment OF the long attenUated line Of COM
munications Is authorized. The rumors
that the de facto government is becom-
ing impatient at the continuation Of the
man hunt have reached here, but head
quarters officials profess not TO believe
them. and on the contrary declare the
belief that Carranza will yet give his
consent for the use of the railroads
south from Juarez TO chihuahua and even
beyond that city to points nearer the
Held Of operations.
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Lower Cables Liverpool Sell
ing of New Crops and Scat
tered Realizing Sales Held
the Market From Advancing
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April IO-The cotton market
vas quiet but generally steady during tOday's
carly trading. Liverpool did not entirely meet
Saturdays local advance, but private cables
reported q very steady market there and first
prices here were 1 10 points higher, with May
selling at I1-92. July at II 90 and October at
l2.24, about 10 10 IS points above the
low level Of Saturday. Liverpool was a seller
OF new crop months. however, while there was
some scattered realizing and early fluctuations
were irregular. Private reports from the south
said that farmers are showing q disposition to
delay planting as a result Of the low tempera-
should IL be necessary.
An easier turn in New Orleans Was followed
by slightly increased offerings here during the
middle OF the morning with May contracts
easing off from 1874 20 Hiss and July from
12.09 TO 1908 about l 60 3 points under
saturdays closing figures. Trading continued
Quiet however, and the market was steady
shortly sitter midday at rallies OF a point or
two from the lowest. Some of the reports
from Texas and southern Georgia complained
OF unfavOrabIe new crop conditions but wire
nom New Orleans said little or no damage had
been done by frost and that Texas was seller
No fresh feature developed during the middle
OF the afternoon and trading continues quiet
with July ruling around 1904, or about
points net lover. Exports for the day were
8, 7Ss bales.
NEW YORK COTTON
Ihs following the runEE prices IN On.
Tone steady; middling. 12.o5: quiet.
Last Prev
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NEW YORK COTTON
Iha following acre the runEE prices IN On
tKr1znze today.
Tone steady; middling. 12.o5; quiet.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
(By Associated Press. }

NEW ORLEANS. April IO,-Cold weather over
the belt and reports Of young cotton having
been injured OF frost In south Texas caused
moderate buying of cotton around the opening
OF the market today. In the first half hour of
active months.
The forecast of warmer weather and accounts
o. forward crop preparations checked the buy
ing and induced incr aased offerings. At noon
the market stood TO points under Satur-
days close.
Tho market was narrow in the afternoon, but
the tone held steady. At 30 the most active
months were points over last weeks finals.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today:
Tone. steady middling. 11.ssc, steady.
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MEDICAL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Danes for English Farms

COPENHAGEN, April 7.-Danes. all
sons OF farmers. are going from Dem
mark in patches OF 200 TO help make up
the shortage OF labor on English farms.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

HAVE originated and introduced more varie-
ties of the sweet potato than any other man
in the world. / started the plant business over
20 years ago. and still head the list with guam
Umph Nancy Hal, Porto Rico, Providence and
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POR-O RICO. Nancy Hall, Pumpkin yam, slips
now ready to ship. Only $l.45 per 1000. To
mato plants, $3.50; onion plants, $1.2o; pepper
plants, So per NJ, by express collect Write
for catalogue and wholesale pricess j. Al Tur-
per, AcwOrth. Ga.
VELVET BEAN SEED-,Late and Early Speck-
led, $1.75 per bushel; Chinese, $3.50 per bush
Ell. Ffrst-class, well matured, clean seed. Or
ders filled same day as received. Henry Kill
gore, Plant City, Fla
POTATO PLANTS, Nancy Hall, Porto Rico
and Triumph, SIZE 1000 5000 or more.
81 So Orders booked now tor prompt shipment
after April Is. Long Branch Farm, Blakely,
Georgia
FROST PROOF cabbage plants, 8 leading varr-
cites. Orders promptly filled, only $l.OO per
1000, f. o. b.; 25c per 100 postpaid. Sweet 20
tato slips. spring delivery. $1.T5 per 1000. J.
Turner. Aeworth. Ca.
POTATO plants for sale. Porto Rico Southern
Queen and Hardshell, $1.30 per 1000 guar
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PIANTS-Cabbage 1000 81; potato, best va
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Soc; 500, 81. Oakdale FARM, Box ], College
Park Ga.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. Nancy Hall and
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land, Fla.
SWEET potato plants. any variety, well rooted:
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NANCY HALL and Porto Rican yam potato
plants, $1.4O per 1000. Write for prices on
large lots. J. V. Huchingson, lakeland, Fla.
TOMATO PLANTS, REDFIELD BEAUTY.
Chalks Early Jewel. $1.50 a 1000. Ernest
Simmons, Wauchula, Fla.
SUDAN GRASS-we had the best seed at Den
bushel. Amarillo Seed Co., Amarillo, Tex.
ATTRACTIVE PRICES on Sorghum seed and
COW peas. b. S. Holden, Ellijay, Ga
EARLY s. Velvet Beans, 81 40 per bushel. f. o.
b. Greenvie. Ala. r. Beeland. Jr.. Box Us.
MIXED peas. sound. recleaned, SIPS per bushel.
II. r. Gillespie, Huntsville, s. c.
FARMS-wANTED.
WANTED-Farms; have 1857 buyers: describe
your unsold property. 200 Farmers Exchange,
Denver. Col.
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SUGAR MARKET
N A..a;o4aJ Dra.. \

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Raw sugar firm; cen
trifugal see; moasses, 6.19: refined firm
Cut loaf. Sis; crushed, 500; mould A, $50;
cubes, TO; xxx powdered, IT'S; powdered
Z 10; fine graduated. 100; diamond A, ZOO
confectioners A, 600; No. 1, 6.S5.
Sugar futures were firm and active on buying
by commissioned houses and some support from
Leading trade interests. At prices vert
8 TO points higher
The list eased off partially in the late trad
ing but the closing was steady and unchanged
To points higher. Sales 10, $50 tons.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

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Ind.
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TAnTTO When irregular or delayed, uss
h31O1GO Triumph Pills; always depend-
able Not sold at drug stores. ''Relief" and par
ticuIars free Address NATIONAL MEDICAL
INSTITUTE Milwaukee, Wis.
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NEW YORK SUGAR MARKE1.

KANSAS CITY BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY
(By Associated PreaS.D
KANSAS CITY, April i0.-Butter, creamery.
35c; firsts, 33c; seconds, sic; packing, 24c.
Eggs, firsts, 20hc.
Poultry. hens, 15c; turkeys, 2Oc; springs 2Sc.
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FRENCH STEAMER GETS
AWAY FROM SUBMARINE

MARSEILLES, France, April 6.-Ihe
large French steamship Colbert was
shelled without preliminary warning by
a submarine in the Mediterranean, but
being under a full head of steam es-
capped her aggressor by superior speed,
at the same time sending out wireless
warnings of the submarines presence to
other ships in the vicinity.
The Colbert, of 1894 gross tons, S77
feet long and Al feet beam, was built
in 1908 at French Mediterranean ship
wards
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Ct, LOUIS Cash QUOTATIONS.
The following were the cash quotations on gram
aud the previous close:
Close. Prev. close
WHEAT
No. red -. ...I29h L27
No. 8 red -. Lille QI.22 .........
No. 2 hard -. lib GIG Nominal
CORN
No. 2 -. -. -. 70 75A 74h
No. 2 white =. Nominal 74h@ rs
UAIS-
No. -. 60. 4S -
No. white Nominal Nominal
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steady; middling. 11.ssc, steady.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT CoTT

NEM OhLEAH6 bEOT
CBy Associated Press.)
steady unchanged. Sales on the spot, $50; to
arrive. ESQ. Good ordinary. 10.3s; strict good
ordinary, loss; low middling, l1.3s; strict low
middling. I1.63: middling, Hiss; strict mid
ding. l.. Is; good middling. II IS; strict good
middling. u IS; receipts 1888; stock, $40, 593.
SPOT COTTON MARKET
Atlanta. quiet, 12e.
New York. steady, 1905.
New Orleans. steady, u.ssc.
Liverpool. steady. 1854.
savannsh, middling, 11.Ssc.
Norfolk. steady, 11.75.
Augusta. steady, I1.T6c.
Houston, steady, 1890.
Memphis, stssdy. 100.
81. Louis. steady. I2.oo.
charleston, middling. 11.6S
Philadelphia. steady. 1880
little Rock, steady. 12.25e
Dallas, steady. HIS.
Boston, steady. 1905.
GALVESTON, steady, i2.GOc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
NEW YORK, April 1O.--IlverpoOl cables were
Tue 20 come 5I5 to 6h points higher; opened
steady at to points advance.
At 12:15 p. m. the market quiet at 3
Mt advance Of 81 20 points.
spot cotton reported with fair business do
ing az 4 points advance; middling 1885 sales
none American.
Futures closed steady "a to 81 points high
er than previous close.
lac following were The ruling prices In the
exchange today.
Tone steady; sales. 5000; middling. 1884.
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NO. Wulke ..NOullndl Nominal
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, April lO.-Wheat, No. . red,
S hard H.? N red $ih a4G si4 No.
Corn, No. yellow, 19QSOc; No. yellow,
6sts. No. 2 white. 4sMq44&c; standard,
Rye, No. 2, 1seG97c.
Barley, 62@74c.
Timothy, s4.5Ods.0o.
Clover, SlO0O@1O.65.
Pork, S21.50g23.1O.
Lard, SLIP.
Ribs, slI.s7d12.25.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS s. CITY, April 1O;-Wheat: NO.
Ccrn--No. mixed. 69h@72e; No. . white
Osts-NO. 2 white, 47@4sc; No. mixed,
42G42c.
NEW YORK, April 10.--TThe metal exchange
quotes lead 5000 asked; spelter, East st, Louis
firm; spot Offered at 10 cents.
At London: Lead, 81 pounds; spelter. 81
pounds.
Copper, firm; eIectrolytic nearby, $2s.OOd
300; June and later, S2T.5Od2S.OO
Iron. steady; No. 1 northern, $50 1921 %,
No; $50 20; No; / southern, $2O.5U
Metal exchange quotes tin strong, spot, $500
bid.
lures, 1le pounds los; slectrolytic, 1874 pounds
| spot tin 205 pounds; futures, 1879 pounds.
JOHN T. CLARK & co., COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-rhere were two
important developments over Sunday, the decla-
ration by Berlin that the channel steamers were
not sunk by a German torpedo, which will
allay apprehension Of a break in relations,
/ from which the market suffered last week, ant
the unfavorable climatic conditions over the
belt.
The cold wave spread over the entire south and
the map shows heavy to killing frost rather
general over the Atlantics. There were scat
/ tered reports hast week Of some cotton up in
that territory; IL so new start will have to be
made.
| The Iateness OF the new crop should find ex-
preston principally in greater strength in July
futures, II does not look promising for
new cotton ia any volume by August.
The map indicates fair, continued cold In the
Atlantics, increasing cloudiness and warmer rest
Of the belt, becoming unsettled in the western
states with roins nkel yto set in by Wednesday.
Tie first weekly weather and crop bulletin
will he published Wednesday at IL a. m. II
should be bullish owing to the excessive rains
early in the week followed by the cold spell.
Liverpool shows a better tone In futures, spot
Gales larger, 5000 bales today. Our market
made an effort 10 rally after the opening on
the several aforementioned bullish Influences
but backing rather disappointing and stead.
mess was all the bulls far got out of it,
Perhaps the chief reason for the lack CT specu-
lative support is that some misgiving is felt
on the European situation.
Spots are firm at quotations, steady demand.
Holders realize fully the increasing value OF
current supply due to the lateness Of the next
crop.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

cordially nM@y % these
lines
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CHICAGO PRODUCE Market

CHICAGO, April lO.--Butter steady; cream-
cry, 31@35c.
Eggs, higher; receipts, S1153 cases; firsts,
2O5Q21c ordinary firsts, 1917 G2Oc; at mark
cases included 19@2Oae
Potatoes, higher; receipts. rs carsi Michigan.
wisconsin, Minnesota and Dakota white, S5G
95c; Minnesota and Dakota Ohios, 75@S3c.
Poultry, alive, steady; fowls Ice; springs,
I9c.
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SAVANNAH, Ca, April IU.-InrpenIine,
firm, s1ac; sales, 122; receipts, 20; shipments,
none; stock, 1888.
Rosin, nothing doing; sales, none; receipts,
463: shipments, none; stock. 70,626.
$500; L, $5.O5; X, $3.50; NJ, $40; N, $5.45,
VIC $3.50; WV, $50.
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VELVET BEAN SEED--Late and Early Speck-
led, $1.75 per bushel; Chinese, $3.50 per bush
ders filled same day as received. Henry Kill
gore, Plant City, Fla.
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POR-O RICO, Nancy Hall, Pumpkin yam, slips
now ready to ship. Only S1.45 per 1000. To-
mato plants, $3.50; onion plants, SIPS; pepper
plants, 81 per NJ, by express collect. Write
for catalogue and wholesale prices ]. A. Tur-
uer AcWOrth Ga
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