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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-03

KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.J
hard HHl $i'S2@i.ss; No. red, $I.7o@i.si1s.
Corn No. mixed, 9Sd99i4c; No. , white,
81 OF; No. yellow, $1.O1d1.O2.
Oats. No. white. 54954lsc; No. ? mixed.
43q 52c.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
(By Associated Press.J
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Butter, firm; re-
ceipts, $3.50 cases. Creamery-Extra, 81 scor-
ing points 36la a36$ie; higher scoring lots: b
seconds, SO TO 81 score. 215@3S&e; thirds
31d32c; held higher scoring than extras.
5llcd35h;; held extras, 34lsc; held firsts,
dairy, finest, S4h@35c; good to prime 81 -
a Sac; common TO fair, 29d32c; renovated
extrns, 32@32l4c; firsts, 3l9311ae; lower
grades, 29M30Iac; imitation creamery firsts,
3Ot5d SIC. Ladlies-Current make. fine, 29H
d3Oc; seconds. zoe; lower grades 27EW
2she Packing stock-No. /, current make,
2sc; lower grades. 2Ta27hc.
Cheese. firm; receipts, 1.i52 cases. state
Who'll" milk-Flats' early made specials, Ply "a
22c; flats. early made. average fancy, 21lac;
flats. fresh colored specials, 21% are; flats
fresh white specials, 2l@21hc; flats. fresh
colored and white average fancy, 2OAc; twins,
ciaIs, 21c; twins, fresh average fancy. 20& C.
single daisies fresh fancy. 81 21A@ 81 An
c0nsin-whoie milk: Twins, early made spe.
cials, 2OA 621c; twins, fresh, 2Oa, a 2ic;
doI0le daisies, tresh, ZlMZl Hc' single daisies
fresh. 2lM&1Ae; young Americas, fresh, p a
Pike. State-Skims: Early ma,le, specials
lS61sAc; current made specials 17hM1sc;
current made, choice, 17@17Ac; lower grades
1Od15hc
Eggs. firm; receipts, I2.s55 cases. State
Penn and nearby fancy white, $4,000; or
binary TO good, 40d5Ic; gathered white, as
10 size and quality, 3S@ soc; western and
southern gathered white, 35d42c; hennery
brown, 43d4Sc; nearby. gathered brown and
mixed colors, good 20 fancy, 35m40c; fresh
gathered extra fine. 4ld42c; fresh gathered
extra firsts, :Sd zoe; fresh gathered frSts
35Ia m37 &c; fresh gathered seconds. 32G3Jc;
fresh gathered thirds. 2SM29c; dirties, No.
2SI5d 29c; dirties, No. .. SRA Csc; fresh
checks, prime to cholce, fancy, 27M2Sc; re-
frigerator, special marks. insurance paid, 81
132l2v: 10. first storage and insurance paid,
31hM31&c; DO. second storage and insurance
paid, 30d31c; do, state white, 33d3Ic: do.
dirties. PSF "a 2Sc; do. lower grades. 25i9 G29lsc
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-03
Atlanta 1--we Stock

q corrected by w. II. White, Jr., Of the White
Provision Col
Coed 70 choice steers. 500 to 900 lbs, 5000
Good steers. 700 to 700 lbs, s5.0Oq5.75:
Medium to good steers, 200 to 500 lbs,
Go Good to choice beef cows. go to $50 lbs,
Mellon TO good COWS. e5O to $50 lbs.
g; Good to choice heifers. COO to 200 lbs.
good quality cattle. Inferior grades and dairy
y Medium ill to good steers, $50 TO $50 lbs.
Medium to good cows. ESQ to 40 lbs. $500
Mixed Nike common. ss.25gs.I5.
Cool fat oxen, S4I592.oO..
Good Good u butcher bulls, s3.5oa4.2s.
PT tPs hogs sSss' iSS TO TO ZEE S S sssSssS
Heavy pigs 10 tc 40 lbs, Ss.lOsls.25.
Light pigs. 90 to ITO lbs, SI.JOWS.OO.
Aiove aI0tatiOns apply to cornfed hogs. Mast
and peanut fattened lower. owing 70 quality.
Receipts Of gooi beef cattle light. Marker 5e
has ranged steady on tops and weak and lower
IN mixed ard plain cnttle. which have come
more freely with no Improvement IN quality:
os sPt So fd Market 1a has ranged P ss
to fraction stronger on tops. Lights and pigs
unchanged.
LIVE sroK ny WIRE
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 2.-Hogs-Receipts,
n 600. higher: bulk, 80. 7On 10 10; heavy,
$40 OOa 1Ol5; light 9.6OGi O5; pigs. IS. 100:
CattIe-Receipts. 5000. including 800 south
ems steady: prime fed steers, 50 J0d IL 90;
dressed beef steers. ST.5Od9.25; southern
steers s.. 1901 10: cows 81 .5Od Z so, heifers,
s. .5Od 25: etockers. SIS Iia 90; bulls. S5.oO
HG.25: calves. SS.O0d 1880.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. higher; lambs, SlO 20
all u; yearlings. 81 .T5d S. 20; wethers, 500
q : 90; ewes. Sc. 50dT. 81.
ST. LOFTS Nov. 2-Hogs-Receipts. IL 900,
higher: lights 50 sou 10. 20: pigs, IS OOrt9 90;
go0i heavy $40 .30d 10 40; bulk. 81. 55a IL. 80.
Cattle-Recepts. $500. strong; native beet
steers 81 .506I IL Is: yearling steers and heit-
err. s.. 5OdI1.I5; COWS. s5.5OaT.75; stockers.
s.. 3OMT.75.
Sheep-Receipts. !. 500. steady; lambs, $3.50
NS.T5.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-HOgs: Receipts, 5000,
slow Sc above yesterdays average; bulk, S9.4O
dIO.O0; light. $1,000 1000; miHed' S9.4O9
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YORK SUGAR MARKET

Tone, steady; sales, 1850
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.--Butter, higher; cream
cry, 32ei 80 &c.
Eggs, receipts. 3,246 cars; unchanged.
Potatoes, receipts. 80 cars, unchanged.
Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, 16c; springs.
16lAc.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ca, Nov. 2.-Turpentine, firm,
451h n 46c: sales, none; receipts, 24l.
Rosin, firm: sales, none; receipts, 992.
Quote: b, S6.15; d. $500; f, $6.251s F.,
81. Ply; G, Sc. 30; II, !, X, and NJ, $685.; \,
Sc. 80; VIC, Sc 80; WV. $6.T0.
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1925; heavy, 50 40a 1929; rough, S9.4Oa 8. go;
pigs. S6.75Gt $50
cattle, SG.156f 10; western steers S6.30M9.JO
stockers and feeders, S4.G5m7.S5; cows and
heifers. S3.5Od9.5O; calves, ST.OO6I11.O0
Sheep: Receipts, II. eco; firm; wethers,
81. 6Oa s. So: lambs SS.5O6IIl.2j.
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SUGAR MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Raw sugar, steady
centrifugal, SAC; mOlasses, $50; refined
steady: fine graduated. 7.j0@7.60.
Sugar futures were quieter with near months
higher on covering, but new crop positions
were lower under liquidation. At noon prices
were points higher 10 lower.
The list advanced in the afternoon on trade
buying Closed steady and Poll points nigh
er. Sales 4,4J0 tons.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
nv Associated Prsss.l

NEW ORLEANS. SOY. 2.-Openiug trades in
-eott0n on this market. today were at the de-
cline and in tie first few minutes OF bust
ness Prices Lost 50 {. 81 points in sympathy
vita yesterdays deciinr In the New York; mar
set. Good buying met the lower valueus and
a quick recovery II about 81 a bale resulted,
the market standing At a net loss Of Is 70 10
points az the end Of tine first half bOuur Of
trading.
TIE recoTery brought the market 90 within
q u points q Tuesdays close but the steadi-
ness served % bring cut additional offerings
and toward noon the market down again
Tor a net los 81 - 20 ~ points.
The market WAS quiet but steady in the aft
eTn0on with favorable spot accounts having some
effect. Ar T. - the trading months were At
ret loss Of g O. - points
NEw ORLEANS COTTON
TIE following we're the ruling prices IN the
eZrh1uge tcdsy.
Toae steady: mIddinE. IsI3c. steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-03

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Nov. Wheat, No. :, red,
S1.s16rI. SPY: No. 3. red. $l.SO14; No ., hard,
rominal No. 5. hard, $1.s2% @1.S5A.
Corn, No. 2, yellow, old, $i.O5M1.OS; new,
81. Ola LOS; No. 4. yellow, new, 9SF3cM$l.O l
No A. white, new, 99hcM1.OO.
Oats, No. 3. white. 52d53Ac; standard. 500
53%c.
Rye. No. 9. nominal; No. 3, $40
Barley, S0cd S1.22.
Timothy, $3.50 5.2J.
Clover. S11 Goa 1900.
Pork, S29.OO.
lard, $16.5OlGl 6.62
Ribs, S13.50M14.OO.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
The following were the cash quotations on
grain and the previous close;
Close Prev. close.
WHEAT
No. 2, red =. In @l.S3 1.S0$s@l.G
No g. red :. ..1.T6 @1.S2 ..........,.
No 2. hard =. ..1.S2 dl.S6 1.S6 @1.Y414
CORN
No . % LOG
No =. white ..1.Ol LOG
OATS
No. . . o.. o.. .. 50 a. 81 J2ia
No. >, white e. 81 a 54Ia 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE

Good gentle Tenn. Brood Mare for 25O bush,
els Fulghum Seed Oats. Young JACK cOiI IL l.,
months old for registered IIolstein bull run
blood Hampshire boar for 10 bushels Aoruz. |.
RIVE Other live stock eff the above don't suit
you that / will exchange for seed, oats, hSe'
bur Glover, Wheat, etc.
II IL. F0LMAR, Daisy, ia, X +. II. No d.
COTTON sEED-Buy your planting seed now IN
South Carolina where there . no boil weeYll
We have several thousand bushels good fruit
ing early variety; price $1.1O per bushel sacK,
ed, 81 per bushel car lots bulk Send certlfled
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HIGHEST cash prices and prompt cash returns
for hides. furs, bees wax, all kind OF metals,
rubber. rags burlap bags, etc. Write for price
list. Capitol Junk Co., 3Sl-333 Peters St, At
lanta. Ga.
FOR SALE-Feathers. All kinds of domestic
feathers. Live geese feathers speciality
Write for samples and prices. Il. 5. Eubanks,
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N6F hsslGlAAco EAee1sH
NEW YORK Nov. The cotton market
au<ned steady fniay AZ an advance % l 10 .
points which was hardly 3 response 70 rela-
lively firm gables LfverIpool bought here on
the wider differences and demand improved
after thu call with prices sOon developing N
creased strength southern Spot houses were
reported 10 De- buyiuE y december and January
which suggested continued firmness In the IN
terror ami some u yesterdays sellers SEEMED u
~ buying the advance which carried January
contracts I'd e. Il % and May u 1875 before
the end o. the first hCur. er about % 10 81
points net higher. 4 private crop report pu'-
hshed by s local authority made the ronditi9n
SIS. against SIS last yeas. and suggested a
..Top Of II .213. 0o0 hales-
A. previously siure the big break OF last
week, the advance Of this morning met renewed
liquidation I1caI AMI shuthem pressure under
which prices son turned easier. There appear
I'd 70 be no change I'm the general character OF
the news. but there Mere runOrs that some Of
the more prominent bulls getting cut Of
their long contracts AMI sentiment also seemed
70 b unsettled bv uuea>inesS over the submarine
situat January Sold off 10 1853 and May
- 1881 around midday. OF back % within )
- points OF Iast nights closing figures
Trading was less active during the early aft
srnoon but prices held steady and rallied some
> 90 Il points from the lowest On covering and
huilish SPOT advices from the south. spot cotton,
quiet; mddliug uplauds. $50; sales. 100 bales.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices In the
exchange today:
Tone. steady: middIing. Is.soc. quiet
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SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. firm. 1S.95c.
New York. quiet, 1880.
New Orleans. steady, 1S.l3c.
Liverpool. steady, ll.0Sd.
Augusta. steaady. 1s.sSc.
N7rfOIk. steady, 1880.
Houston. steady, 1s.J2c.
Memphis, steady. ls.s5c.
Philadelphia, steady, 1906.
Dallas. steady. 1S.05c.
Boston, steady, 1s.SOc.
Mobile. steady, 1S.3Ic.
savannah, steady, ls.SJc.
Charleston. steady, 1900.
Wilmington, steady, 1870.
Little Rock. steady, 1860.
Galveston. steady, Is. zoe.
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FLOUR. GRAIN, HAY & FEED

Flour. sacked, per Darrel-Victory tin As
pound towel bags, $40 90; Victory tour finest
INTENT so. 50; Gloria (selfrisingD, 50 %; Nell
Rose (self-rising), 50 -; White Lily (self-rs-
ingD. so 20: Royal (self-rsing), 50 20; Puritan
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Toac stssdy. mld,ninr. 1slsc. steady.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON
CBy Associated PTess.)
NEW ORLEANS. nov. SCOT GOTTEN steady
aud unchanged. sales on the spot. lao: 10
arrive go: god ordinary. 15.CS; strict gocd
ordinary. I7.I3: low mililing, IT.6J; strict low
midIlilg. IT.SS: mildling. 1s.l3: strict midi
ding lS.31: good middling. $50; strict gooi
uslddling ISIS receipts. lz.B44: stock. J4J l3J
ro--n1r orr ManEET
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Gram
INV Assooiated Prass.l

(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-ATgenune rams tended
today TO put the wheat bulls at a disadvantage,
although word from BuenOs Aires that dry
weather had returned led to a brief rally. AS
sertOns that imports of wheat at San Fran
cisco from Australia would be large counted
also in favor Of the bears. Besides, there were
advices that the British government had re-
duced the cost of wheat in England to a ma
terial extent. Opening quotations here, which
ranged from Lc off to sc up, with December
at S1.s2I5 1.S312 and May at Sl.S1 HmIS2%
We're followed by a moderate general bulge, and
then reaction all around 20 below yesterday
finish
Subsequently the wheat market developed
notable strength as a result of heavy buying
based reports that Argentine rains We're in
sufficient, that Argentine papers were agitat-
ing an embargo exports, and that rust was
spreading in Australia. The close unset
tied, 2R to 44 net higher, with December at
S1.s5ss to S1.S6, and May at $1.S6 to $1.S6@.
Corn swayed with wheat. Offerings were not
large, but buying was only of a scattered sort
After opening at sc decline to &c advance
the market hardened a little, and then under
went something of setback.
Later there decided upturn in corn
when wheat showed unusual gains. The close
was strong at 2k to 81 net advance.
oats mad slight downward slant. The ma
iority Of pit traders were bearsh.
Free offerings of lard acted as a weight on
the provision market a whole. Longs were
the CHIEF sellers.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today:
Onep HIGH Tov f,I,sc C,Iosa
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

Tone. steady.
NEW YORK. Nov. COFFEE. Rio No. I.
csc.
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ATIANTA Cotton MARKEI

ATLANTA COTTON MARKET
atlanta spot cotton, firm. Us .soc
Receipts - - a. 80.
shipments -.
Stockks . . . o.. o.. e.. o. =. l4,lSS
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PATENTS.

MEN Of ideas and inventive ability should
write for new Lists of Needed Inventions. -
Patent Buyers and "How to Get Your Pat
emit and Your Money" Advice free. Randolph
& Co., Patent Attorneys, Dept. 90, Wash
ington, ID. e.
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Basis Atlanta: Shipments BID. Asked.
Crude oil .-s-'.-NoN. - .oas2
Cotton seed meal, prime -
IL per cent NOV So'OO 4O.VO
Cotton seed meal, prime, -
per cent -. - NOV. St.IO S''"V
Cotton seed meal 20 per -.
cent protein -. ....NOv. -. 5O.v0
Cotton seed hulls, loose NOV. h.OO lS.VO
Cotton seed hulls, sacked, 49,
TSptless bulls 80. -. Nov. 1900 .....
Tfitters. first cut NOV. g
Ijnters mill run 80 80. Nov. 0l2e 714c
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PERSONAL,

MARRY-Free photos beautiful ladies'; descrip
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HIGHEST cash prices and prompt cash returns
for hides furs, bees wax, all kind of metals,
rubber. rags. burlap bags, etc. Write for price
list Capitol Junk Co.. 331-333 Peters St, At
| lanta. Ga.
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FOR SALE-Feathers All kinds of domestic
feathers. Live geese feathers a speciality
Write for samples and prices. IL. s. Eubanks,
59Ia 5. Broad ST., Atlanta, Ga.
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LADY, worth $4,000, very lonely, would mar
ry Write at once. e. E.. Box 4, San
Diego, Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-13
Soup Making.
Soups With Stock.

The average American is notl as
friendly to the art OF soup-making as
is her European sister. The reason
may be that we do not care for soups,
or II may be that we lack the skill OF
turning out delicious soups from little
material beyond that which may be
saved from the daily preparation OF
meals. Be the reason what it will, we
must admit the superiority OF the
French and Hungarian cooks in par
ticular, in making many kinds OF
tempting and paiatable soups. This
statement is chiefly true with regard
to soups made from meat founda-
ton, called stock, Cream soups are
generally prepared in varied and de
| licious ways by the American house
wife. \.
The food value Of soups, broths and
beef tea was much disputed question
some time back; and 1t is still a mis-
understood one, 1t is hard thing
to make people realize that the good
OF the meat las il is so often called
doesnot necessarily mean food value,
though il does mean flavor. In fact,
food value and favor are dependent
upon two different things. The favor
Of meat, which does pass into the
soup, is due to the extractives, which
neither give heat or energy, nor build
'does not necessarily mean food value,
OF meat is dependent upon the protein,
fat and mineral matter which it con-
tains. Some OF the mineral matter,
and very little Of the protein is dis
solved out and whatever food value
there is, depends Upon the quantities
OF these two foodstuffs. The fact,
however, that soup contains very little
nourishment is no reason why 1t is
not valuable part Of a meal. A warm
pleaasnt-favored liquid at the begin
ming of a meal gets the system ready
for the processes of digestion: and,
specifically, the extractives do stimu-
late the flow OF the digestive juices,
From a practical standpoint also,
soup frequently contains more nutri-
ment than it is accredited with. For
at family table some of the fat may
be left on, ,ano il vegetables. bits OF
meat, etc., are served in the soup the
dish may be nourishing., 1t is the
clear soup which is almost without
food value. AT fresh air school in
Chicago, the children arc served a
thickened soup containing ground
meat, and diced vegetables which fur
nishes real energy giving and body
building material,
The principle Of making soup is
long slow cooking to extract every
possible bit of juice and favor, To
aid this process the meat and bone
is soaked in cold water for thirty
minutes, brought 10 slow boil, and
cooked four to six hours below the
boiling point, or for several hours in
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-13
Taps ON Winter Fashions

lengths, going abruptly from the
shoulder-length gloves for the sleeve
less frock to the short glove like a
mans, which ends on the wrist with
a close-htting cuff of leather in
contrasting shade.
Heavy Udergarments for winter
are virtually eliminated by younger
women these days, when steam heat
and gas logs make every house warm
and snug, so orc merely selects an
extra heavy coat and a warm dress
ing gown, and among these latter
nothing is quite so comfy" as
quilted silk one. The Japanese quilt
ed robes are particularly nice.
Dresses for stout women are as ex-
quisitely lovely as any type of femin-
Unity can possibly desire, and the as
sortment of these clothes embraces
all manner of dress from the simplest
day dress OF cloth and silk to elabor-
ate creations for afternoon and even
ing occasions, as is shown by the
pleasing models illustrated today.
Waists are an essential Of the
wardrobe of today; for not only must
we have these for our suits, but the
vogue OF the separate skirt demands
an extra supply of waists and blouses,
for day and evening wear, for separ-'
ate skirts are more than dress con-
venience today-they are a clothes
necessity, if we aim to be we'll dressed.