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The midland journal., 1917-11-02

Warning To The Public

Notice is hereby given that the
Rising Sun-Porters Bridge public
road at present is under construction
and is dangerous to travel. All
persons using same do so at their
own risk.
The Juniata Company.
The midland journal., 1917-11-02
PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE STATE
INTERESTED IN ANNEXATION.

The Legislature of 1916 thought extended the
Baltimore than eight times what they were
referendum and against the protest OF the
Baltimore County taking thousands of acres of
forest and farm lands
WHAT FOLLOWED
The population 46,555 and its
1916, Chapter 2os, the limits
extended to S,44S
The population in 1880 625, gain, within four
rs the of
If the Legislature of 1918 gives Baltimore City
tension gain Baltimore
population of million in the census of 1880.
WHAT THIS WILL MARYLAND.
d) City will nearly twice much revenue
to the State building maintaining
expenses the State government
(2) of will furnish better market
prices for the products of the State;
(S) bigger higher prices for products will
that farm lands will be worth more throughout
(4) enlarge opportunity ambitious
girls their fortunes in a great city.
YOUR MARYLAND.
girls from smaller cities
help to keep them Mary
BALTIMORE WILL HAVE A MILLION PEOPLE IF YOU GIVE
ROOM GROW.
There no reason why Baltimore should not grow as
in beginning OF century With
caught and philadelphia was the v in the
Union from that time until Civil War
seventh Cleveland having passed Baltimore 191O
2300 because the Legislature of Ohio extended the
Cleveland. But the tide of manufacturing
turning to Here exports of grain are second
in the United States, being surpassed only by New York
The Committee which the League Bill say in
their report:
There a magnificent opportunity Immediately
at hand for a tremendous development of
featuring at Baltimore T. ** -.
"our City is enjoying splendid progress
provement both public private The
harbor and the surrounding land place
shipping is
Ominp pUidnv knOwn mmiftoo
to realize the highest development
harbor Baltimore territory
CITY, rather than partly in the City, partly Baltimore
and partly in Anne Arundel County,
Importance have the of the by
the Legislature City may get ad
vantage of its standing in the
YOU TO INJURE YOUR OWN CHIEF CITY?
In editorial, The Sun asks this
do the of to treat their
only big city like the Chinese treat
feet-squeeze in bandages until only
hobble, while other cities
HELP MARYLAND HELPING BALTIMORE
You can help to make Baltimore city of million peo-
pie within five promote the
Baltimore and $4,000 be
territory better police
developing their
ing by the exemption of all
facilities
products throughout the State; increase
the State government make Baltimore
umore Maryland the
Legislature who will extending the
limits of Baltimore City.
Won't you help?
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Non-Partsan Greater Baltimore Extension League
The midland journal., 1917-11-02

NOTICE TO GUNNERS and TRES
PASSERS.
Notice is hereby given that tres
passing with dog or gun on the
premises of the undersigned is pos
lively forbidden, under penalty or
law.
STEPHEN ]. REYNOLDS.
]. G. RICHARDS.
MRS. S. D. FRYER.
ELWOOD BALDERSTON.
JOHN LYNCH.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
J. ". FOSTER CONVICTED
ON CHARGE OF PERJURY
Sentence of -Four Years in
Prison Is Imposed by
Judge Hill

J. w. Foster a lineman for a local
telephone company, who was witness
I'm a recent "dynamter' trial. was found
guilty of perjury, with the verdict in
Guiding recommendation for mercy, by
jury in Judge Ben II. Hills courtroom
Thursday evening.
He was sentenced to four years by
Judge Hill Friday morning, this being
the minimum sentence under the law.
Foster testified at the trial of l.. z.
Dodgen. that he saw Dodgen on the night
of the occurrence, at union meeting.
number of other witnesses also testified
TO that effect. DOdgen was sentenced
TO serve eight years in the Changing
for his crime, after he had failed to
prove an alibi.
William Pollard. strike leader last
fall will be placed on trial Monday charg'
ed with subOrnatiOn of perjury in con-
nection with the Dodgen trial 1t Will
he alleged by the state that Pollard pro-
cured false evidence, although he did
not testify. There are at present, in
Guiding that of Pollard's and Fosters.
eight indictments against men for per-
jury in the Dodgen trial.
Solicitor John a. Boykin, for the state,
and Attorneys r. p. Jones and Wallace
Daley for the Georgia Railway and Pow
err company represent the prosecution in
these cases.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS


NEW YORK, March 26.-Burter, firm; re-
Creamery. higher than extra, per h.. 42h@
&c: creamery, extra (a2 score,) 42c;
creamery tusts 1881 score), 39@41 he;
creamery, seconds 1887 scorel, S5g3Ic'
creamery thirds, 34d3412 creamery, I'm
salted, nga,r than extra, 4lI2442lac; cream
cry, unsalted, extras, 4OR@41c; creamery
unsatled, firsts, 3s4 Acc; creamery, unsalted'
seconds a5hIt3Thc; creamery, held, higher
than extra, SSh Q3S1ac; :reamery, held, extras
3SLa3Slsc; creamery. leld, firsts, 37d3Sc
creamery, held, seconds, 3oq3612c; creamery
held thirds, 34m34l2c; state, dairy, TUBS
finest, 392atI0c; state, dairy, tubs, good to
prime, 37d3Dc state, dairy, common to fair'
22d36c; renovated, extras, 3343312c; reno
waited firsts, 81 4 M32c; renovated, lower
grades, 29u31c; imitation creamery, ftrsts,
SiM32c; ,adles, current make, firsts,. 2shdS
2oEc; ladies, current MAKE SECONDS. ,e IS e
2TISc; packing stOck-current make, No. l,
27bm2sc; current make, No. ?, 2Tc; current
make, lower grades 2oq 70 nc. 40, - ~.
Cheese irregular; receipts, 2,426 cases. New
York State-whole milk-flats, held, specials,
27m27Ihc; rIats. held, average fancy, 26h
a27c; flats, held lower grades ,o7l g &c:
flats, fresh, white, specials, 26z2 g2694c fiats'
fresh, colorcd. average run, 26@26Ac; flats,
fresh, white, average run; Zo4Zo4c; I t'
specials, 27L u27lac; twins, held, average fan
cy, 27c; single daisies fancy 2a@21 14 G,-,.
be M'F? 97@97Bc: twins fresh, 2ea26h single
daisies held, 2Tm2Thc; double daisies held,
27M2712c; double daisies. fresh, 26d 26hc;
Young Americas, held, 2Td2T1ac; young Amer
icas. fresh. 26Q 2GLc; for western-whOle milk
Oregon. triple daisies, held, 26l% Q21c; Ore
aron Young Americas. held. 2Gc. State-skims-
Choice, 2ic; fair to good, 1914 92O12c; lower
grades 14cd IS l2c.
Eggs. str5ug; receipts, ana cases. Fresh
ga tberpd .xtra. dozen, 30l N3lc; extra firsts,
3OI "a 3OIsc: firsts, 29a ii Boo; seconds and lower
grades 2G6I 261ac; dirties, 20d26l2c; checked
eggs, 25d 26c. Nearby and white eggs and duck
eggs state, Penn. and nearby western hennery,
whites, fine to fancy 81 y @33c; State Penn. and
nearly hennery, whites, ordinary to good, Boa
31c; gathered whites, to size quality, 30d
81 &c; western and southern gathered, whites,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
Atlanta Live Stock

tCorrect~s by W a. -NlsJe. IT.. OF White
Provision CunHauy-l
GoDd 10 chOace steers. 80 e w pounds, S'-Se
Good steers. TOO to s., pounds. ST.OOgJT.5o.
Medium 10 gUod steers. 40 10 so pounds.
cod 10 ea0i5e Dsef oSvS. 800 10 so pounds.
Medium to god cow. Go to go POUNDS.
GG,d to choice hifsss. co to 200 pounds.
T1~ aaovs -,pres2nts the . rulus priscs Of
Eood quality cattle. Iuferies grades and dairy
Medium to soOI stels. $50 TO $50 pounds.
SU-5gs17-e
Medium % good crws. $50 to 80 pounds
Miyet cC1uou. 81 1865.
tSocd fat oxen. 81 -5Nsf To-
Medium oxen. s. S0EG-5o-
Cod butcher bulls. S5.OgNG-5F
Sholee veal slayes. S6-SOs' So
>5eep. cool. 81 -Jg8--Oo-
Medium sheep. $50 Z ! 20
Tame hogs. les 20 - uUUcss. $40 -00sl IN %
Light hoes. I4e O. 100 pounds s. sou 10 ".
usavy pigs. ITO 20 lEy pounds. 81. 00ts2. -
Ight pigs. 80 10 L.. pounds. IS 0ns.'5.
A1ovs quotations Apply 40 COrn-fad HosS-
Vast and peanut fattened lower. 0|ias 10
cattle receipts light. market higher
LIVE STOCK By WIRE
CBy Associated Press
CHICAGO. March gs- Hu=>-Re-eiptS a.
0na- steady ~ Saturdays average BUiS- Sl4->o
stIs-Ig. light. SI4. 1871 rs tsI. mixed. Sl1-JOH
$40. heavy. SI4 +sTI5-Io- rru-h. SI4 asa
"a a. pigs. $40 50II4-0O-
Csttls-ReCeipt>. IS.rnp- weak Native beef
esttla 81 I5fl - -. stockers and feeders. So"
Gs -: cows anI Eeifs-s. s. -5O.I To- 90; calves,
$40. J0HI4.T5-
Sheer-Re~eiut<. -u.uuu- Wvak- Wethers,
S1I -I5a - s.. lambs. <I-- T5s5 I5--u-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-2OO per cent profit. Wonderful little
article. Something new; sells like wildfire.
Carry right i'm pocket. Write at once for free
sample +. NJ. Feltman. Sales Mgr, 1888 Bird
St, Cincinnati q.
ME PAY $50 monthly salary and furnish rig
and expenses TO introduce guaranteed poultry
and stock powders. BIGLER COMPANY, AO64
Springfield, Ill.
AtiENTS--1OO per cent profit guaranteed selling
sprayprs gasoline pumps ana auto washers
RUsler Co., JohnstOwn. Unio.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27

tard, s-ouce Jars, s1.65; tomato catsup, s.
ou Dried Fruits-Caifornla evaporated peaches,
standards Sic: choice, sac: extra choice.
9Isc: fancy. lie; in 5o-pound boxes evaporated
1$c 5O-G0s, 121sc; 6O-7Os. lie; raisins, l2-ounce
choice seeded, 10c sun Maid, layers, 81 .OG.
starch-,Tiger lump, in 5Q-pOqP nd , boxes dl5e
81 Co: cooking starch 40 packages, l pounD,
SvrupGAlaca. Is case rs 81 30; 70 to case.
4''O FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY AND FEED
Flour. sacked, per harrel-Victor%, in 4s.lb.
white Lily, self-rising, S1O,25; Royal flour,
self-rising SlO.25: Puritan, highest patent
S1O15: Paragon, highest patent, $lOl5; Home
highest patent $1,000; White Cloud, high pat
ent, 1918; White Daisy, high patent $40;
Dixie Flyer, high patent, 1915; ocrean Spray
good patent $3.50; Southern star good patent
$. so: sun Rise, good patent, $3.50.
Capitola, $40 l0m 1920; Olympia, @1099.S5
Miss Dixie. self-rising, $40 2oG 100
Crcsco superlative patent. SIG. 500 10 40
Meal. sacked per bushel-Plain, IA pound
sacks. 81 81; do AG-pound sacks, Sl.3I; do. y
pound sacks. 81 80; do. 2l-pound sacks, 81
Atlanta Milling company meal bolted, 90
pounds SI.3U; Is pounds, Sl.32; - to l. pounds,
Grain. sacked. per busheI-white milling
bite cIippcd S7c: do. No. white clipped,
>8c: do. No. white. SO; 10. No. mixed. &c.
Grain. sacked, buShel-Bancruit seed oats,
soc. ApI,ler seed oats, soc: Texas rust-proof
cats S5c; Burt seed oats, SOC.
HAY etc-Timothy No. l larges bales. $l.4O:
do. choice third bales, $l.4O; do. No. l small
bales 81. 81; do. No. small bales, 1928;
No | clover mixed hay, $ l.30; johnson grass
hay, S1.OO: wheat straw, Soc; cotton seed meal,
prime, sal. OO do. No. {, $4,000; cotton seed
hulls old style, $1,000.
Chicken Feed. per cwt.-Aunt Patsy mash,
10. sacks $4.l5; Purinn chick, 1O0-lb. sacks,
x315: Puriua chowder, 10O-lb. sacks, $2.75;
Victory scratch, 1OO-lb. sacks $500; Special
scratch 1O0-lb sacks, S2.S5; Victory chick,
lOO-Ib. sacks. $3.15; beef scraps, lO0-b. sacks,
81 30. beef scraps. jO-lb. sacks. $3.50; oyster
shells. 1On-lb. sacks, Sl.O0; Capitola chicken
feed, 81 20.
Peters Proven Products. per cwt-Arab Horse
food 81 80; Re-Peter horse feed. 81 40: King
corn horse feed, 81 81: Afaufa fiat Dairy feel,
81 10.
Ground feed per cwt.-A. h. c. mule feed,
- %. bette pulp. lO0Ib. sacks. 81 10; SuCrene
dairy feed $500; No. ! alfalfa meal, $l.0O;
Capifola moasSps feed, 81 40.
shorts Bran. Mill Feed, per cwt.--Red Dog
short IOOIb. sacks, 81. 60: gray shorts, 100
H. sacks. So 40: fancy mill feed, 75-lb. sacks.
- n: T. w mill feed, I5-b. sacks. 50 a.:
xxx mill feed. 7J-lh. sacks, 81 10; Georgia
Taed T5-Ia sacks S2.35; Big Mac hog feet.
81 %: bran. pure wheat 81 so; bean meal feet,
rice bran 1J0-lb sacks, Sl.SO; bean meal feed,
T5-lb. sacks. $500; brown shorts, 100-lb, sacks,
Sl.T0.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
ATLANTA COTTON MARKET
TToN SEED PRODUCTS MARKET.

Basis atlanta for current month shipments.
Bid. Asked.
Crude oil. e. . 92c CSC
cent. :. :. :. :. $500 SO 30
Cotton seed meal, - per cent
protein ...... ....' -oOV
savannah, 81 so 36 90
Cotton seed huIls loose . e.. 1900 II 70
Cotton seed bulls, sacked, D. s.. 1925 1880
Iinters first cut . . Sc DC
Iinterns. mill run. . =. =. . eye 7Ac
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
Gram
Wheat Closed 3-8 Off to | 3-8
Cents Upi Corn Upi OATS
Pork, Lard and Sides Off
lRv associated Press. }

CHICAGO, March 26-RecJrdbreaking wheat
prices resulted today from mfavorable domestic
crop rcpOfrs. Free buying carried July and
September to the highest levels yet. DlScOur-
aging prospects for winter wheat here and re-
porS that 4 famine threatnCd in Argea
ina favored the bulls Opening prices which
ranged from - to 33s higher with May at
S1.91i. To Sl93 and july at $1.Gilp TO $l.65,
were Followed moderate further gains and then
something If reaction.
Predictions were current that the wheat crop
condition indicated by the April report of the
United states government would be one of the
lowest in years, with Kansas and Nebraska per-
centageS under 40. Nevertheless, snow and
Slept in Kansas led TO skepticism and to in
creased selling pressure sufficient to bring prices
down sharply in the late dealings. The close
was weak 5sc net lower to 16sc advance with
May at S1.90$s TO Sl.9O's and July at SlG32s
TO Sl.63al.
New top record quotations were scored in
corn as well in wheat. On the advance,
however, hull leaders showed disposition to
realize profits After opening y off TO y ~
he market made a decided advance all around.
Commission house demand absorbed the Of
ferings until the last hour, but finally profit
taking caused n sharp downturn in corn The
close was heavy at So decline to i2c advance
as compared with Saturdays finish.
Oats hardened with other grain. The Up
tprns though were not of a radical sort
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following the ruling prices in the
exchange today:
Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
Cotton



NEW NUEk. March 26.-The cotton mari ct
was somewhat irregular at the start today with
sentiment rather nervous ami unsettled, owing
partly to less favorable political advices from
Russia The opening was steady at an advance
II - To paints on spot house buying Of near
months which vas supposed to be- covering
hedges against sales of spots at the end ol
last week. EealiEIng caused reaction {" prac-
tiraIly saturdays closing figures right after
the call. MAY selling off to IL. % AMI October
to X. 49, but the eastern belt forecast for fur
Their rHiuS tonight disappointment 10
s,,me 81 Saturdays SELLERS and the market
fiTmed up. spot people continued To buy
anil there fresh buying from Wall street
sources on the rally "a 10 II for May and 1911
Tor October before the end of the first hour.
The early advance OF about 10 Il points
from Saturday, closing figures vas followed
by reactions later in the morning. Demand
taperei OFF after the close Of Liverpool, while
realizing AMI local selling for reaction be
came little more active with May easing
off from I9.1l TO 1900 and October from
Is n 10 IS.35. or 3 points higher 10 points
lower. There was considerable switching from
old 70 new crop months at the increased dit.
feFences.
The decline was checked around ~. 90 for
May and IL - for October and the market was
steady during the middle ots the afternoon. with
the old crop ruling about to u points net
higher. while later deliveries worked. back 20
practically Saturdays closing figures Old crop
strength was attributed partly to further ship
mentS from the local stock.
NEW YORK COTTON
Tie following were the ruling prices in tue
evc!.~Tge t.slsy:
Tone barely steady; middling. 1920 quiet
-, M - -. 49,. -.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27

29Ih a 3O15c; State Penn. and nearby hennery,
browns 2o63Oc; State. Penn. and nearby hen
merry brown and mixed, firsts to extra firsts,
273 62Shc; duck eggs, Baltimore, good to
choice. 46c; duck eggs, far southern, 42944c.
Arr ANNA rorroN NApKFT
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
COTTON Oil MARKET


KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY. March 26.-Cash. wheat NJ
2 ha rd 81. J5d211; No. 2 red. S2.046i2.10.
Corn No 2 mixed. 81 lSm1.1S13; No. white,
S1ISd1.19: No. . yellow, S1.19l3M1.2O.
Oats. No. . white, 66G6Ghc; No. mixed,
IN lp
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
500 BUSHELS.

500 BUSHELS.
EXTRA fine. Early. Big Boil Cotton seed, for
sale. Carefully selected by famous grover
and still on his farm in Wake county, y. &.
Price and information on request. James II.
POu. Jr., Raleigh n. c.
VELVET BEANS-Seed velvet beans. early
speckled variety. the 9O-day bean. Selected
and guaranteed stock terminating 50 to 30 per
order. W. $. Coleman Troy, Ala.
NANCY HALL and Porto Rico slips ready, April
). S1.T5: tomato plants Globe, Stone, Earli-
ana, Beauty, $3.50; pepper 81; cabbage plants.
varieties, 81 10 per NJ. cotton seed, 81 per bu.
Fairview Plant Farm, Triton, Ga.
POTATO PIANTS-Any variety. $3.50 per
.OOO 5000 and over. 81 80; satisf elton guar
anteed. 4. +. McEachern, Fort Green
Springs, Fla.
PLANTS-Cabbage. 1000. 81 so; Nancy Hall.
Porto Rico. Triumph potato, 81. IS: tomato
100 by mail, soc. Oakhurst Farm, College Park.
Georgia
EARLY TOMATO PLANTS READN-Earli-
ana ard Stone. 100 by nail SOC. postage pre-
paid. Evergreen Farms, Evergreen. Ala.
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MARRY IF .ONELY-Hundreds rich wish mar
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS
VARICOSE VEINS, BAD PIE LEGS

are promptly relieved with inexpensive home treatme
Il absolutely the pain, swelling uredness and
disease. Full particulars on receipt OF stamp:
W. F. YOUNG P. D. p Dol Temple s., Springfield, Mass
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
$500 Free Bottle

We want every man, woman and child suffering
with THE terrible disease to try this wonderful
treatment Let us prove what it can d. If you.
friend or relative afflicted. don't fail to write
US at once. Give age, how long afflicted, full
name and express Office. We viii prepare and
send you at once large $500 free bottle.
DIR. F. e. GRANT CO.. Dept $50 Kansas City. Mo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. March 26.-Spot cotton
STEADY aud unchanged. Sales OF the spot l,43l !;
Ia arrive 900. Good ordinary. l7.25: strict good
ordinary IT.T5. low mddling. 1928; strict low
mi!dHug. 1850: middling. 1878; strict mid
.IIing. lS.94. good middling. 1912: strict COOL
mildliug. 1887. Receipts 20S9: stock 420. 29j.
SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. firm. 10 .SOr
New York, quiet. ~. 20.
Ncv Orleans. steady. lS.15c.
Liverpool. steady. y. SD.
Augusta. steady. l9.2Sc.
Norfolk. domnal. 10. he.
Houston. steady. Is. 9uv.
Memphis. nominal. lS.1;'c
philadelpbia. steady. i9 4jc.
Dallas. steady, Il Coz.
Mobile nominal. Sc.
S4rauush. nominal. ia DE.
Galveston. steady. i9C.
Charleston. nominal
ST louis. steady. Is. I5c-
Wilmington. steady. Is. T0~
Little Rock. steady. Is. I5r-
Montgomery. steady. 10 25C.
EioSto1. steady. "a. 20.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
zELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

MEN AND WOMEN-lS OF over. wanted for
t. :. government life jobs. $40 10 $40
month Steady work, short hours. Rapid &d'
vaucpmpnt Common education suffictcnt. Write
for list OF positions now easily Ohtainable.
Franklin Institute, Dept. B-l06, Rochester
New York.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
b a....;...d Pc.

NEW ORLEANS. March 26.-Unfayorahle
weather conditions over the belt. too much
rain in TIE eastern half and too little in the
western. had a stimulating effect Un the cotton
market foday and nut prices TO IL points mp
i'm the first half hour OF business Offerings
from all directions were slender.
Al p level 10 10 10 points mp offerings ip-
rrsa sci. some cotton being turned loose by re
cent huverS Toward noon the active months
were I point over to points under the close
pf saturday.
Liquidation was somewhat against valves in
the afternoon AMI prices fell away. At 1:30
the trading months 20 II points under
th. closing quotations Of saturday.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. March 2G.-WheUt-NO. red,
$a.Oil2; Nos 3 red and hard, nominal' No
hard, s. OF
Corn-No > yellow. 81 l9M .19i2; No.
yellow. S1.ITIm1. 1914; No. yellow. 81 .l6l2
N1.lT%. 49,
Oats-No. white G3 4. a 65c; standard. 63%i
a G5c
Ryc-No. aud No. g. nominal: 80. !,
81 .55d IS.
marley, 81 .O5d SO.
Timothy. s.: 15M ;. ~.
Glover. $12 .OOm 1900.
Pork. S34 80.
Lard nominal
Ribs. S15. 6I6I Is. II.
ST LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
The following were the cash quota tons on
grain and the previous close:
49,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
ADVE RTISE MENTS
HELP wANrED-ME LIE.


TRAVELLING Statesmen WANTED--EXOeri-
ence unnecessary Earn while you learn. Hun
drcdS of good positions open. Write today Tor
large list of openings and testimonials from
hundreds Of members We have placed IN POSI-
tons paying 800 &C. 500 month AddreSS
nearest office. Dcpt. B-4'., National salesmeh :
Training Assn. Chicago. New York, San Fran
cisco.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES wANTED-Big
pay. sure work. will prepare you IN
short time at small cost. Must be American
citizen. Write for my free book FC-lOIS today.
Earl Hopkins Washington. ID. {.
TOBACCO FACTORY wants saIesmen $125
monthly and expenses for the right man. EN-
pcrience unnecessary, as give complete in
Structions. Piedmont Tobacco Co., DIT Dan
vile, Va.
MoTORMEN CONDUCTORS. $50 monthly. n
terIrbauS everywhere. Experience unneccs-
sary. Qualify now. state age; booklet free.
%" Box IA. care Journal.
No STRINE-s-hour day. Men everywhere.
Firempu. hrakcmcn, bag@agcmen, Sl2u. COZ
ored p7rtcrS. experience unnecessary. $50 RAN
way iiurcau. +. st. Lours, In.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY WANTS
III young man in each county to learn ana 40
% detective work. Write, 4. O. Box s6I, Pitts
burg, Pa.
SELL FRUIT TREES, pecan trees, ornamental
trees, light, pleasant work; good profit Write
today. Smith Bros, Dept. 20, Concord, Ga.
RE A DETECTIvE-Earn 500 20 $500 per
month; travel over the world. Write Z. l.
Lrdwig, 16S Westover bldg, Kansas city, NO.
WE PAY S36 WEEK 4 4:H - ssrt rs. q nitro 70
IMPERIAL MFG. co.. SSi G6P' &c
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-03-27
FARM LANDS

DR.. Grants treatment for Epilepsy. Fits and
Falling Sickness has been used for over 20 years
with great success. Many who had given up
all hope say this treatment cured them.
G. A. Duckworth. r. r. No. q Norwood, Ga,
says: Let those that don't believe write to me-"
Mrs. Kate Sisk, R.R. No ]. East Prairie, Mo- says:
May God bless you and your wonderful remedy"
We have scores and scores of similar letters from
all partG of the country.