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Cotton
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< By* Aasociatec. Press.)
NEW YHKK. March IT.—The cotton market
J showed renewed firmness at the opening today,
the advance toward the end of last week seemed
to have attracted over-Sunday buying orders.
The demand was em-ounured by the strength in
IJverpoul, and there was also considerable buy
ling by.houses with Liverpool ••onnnectiona. *u>
which the market opened at an advance of 11
to -ti points, active months selling lt> to 26
points net higher before the end of the call.
ITiis made new high ground for the movement,
which evidently attracted a good deal of scat
lered realizing and later fluctuations were Ir
regular with prices easing off a point or two
fr>-tu the best. Private re|w>rts indicating a
Lght domestic mill eonsuniption for February,
a better weather map and rumors of some
ouitberu hedge selling were factors on the re
action.
Ijve-pool vas a big buyer on the slight early
set back -nd ihe market rule' very steady
during the ’Middle of the morning withb .May
isil’lng well up to 19.10 and tlctober to 16. Wt.
or 10 to 23 ’•■lints not higher, while March sold
33 points above Saturday's close. After the
close abr>iad, trading became less active and
prices showed reactions of 6 nr S points early
1 in the noon hour.
The market v«. quiet hut generally steady
during the early aftnrw«»n with May ruling
atvHind W.9T and October 16.07. or about 17 to
3n points net higher.
NEW fURK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today;
Tone steady; middling. 18.3£c: quiet.
f„s«t. Prer.
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close.
Janl7 W 17.13 17.0 H 17. b» 1«.»5 16.02
Mar 18.32 18.40 18.23 18.23 18.22 18.07
April « 18.12 18.00
MaylS.Oit 18.10 17.01 17.02 17.02 17.87
' Junel7.B7 17.84
Ju1y17.85 17.01 17.71 17.74 17.72 17.69
' Augl7.Bo 17.82 17.80 17.80 17.60 17.52
Sept. .... 16.04 16.91
0ct16.08 16.00 16.82 16.84 16.83 16.80
Ko K.M 18.81
Dec 17.05 17.00 18.95 16.06 16.92 16. Hi
. , . NEW ORLEANS CQTTOJf
■By Associated Press.)
NEW . ORLEANS. Mar h 12.- Better cables
than expected and the continued absence of
rain in the extreme western portions of the
1 belt caused moderately heavy buying of cotton
today, on which prices rose 15 to 22 points in
’ the first half hour of business. • Oferings from
all sources were small.
Reports < f a good spot inquiry at advancing
■ pri'-es kept the contract market steady
1 throughout ,iie morning. In the trading up to
’ ni-ui the advance was widened to 17 to 24
1 (mints.
liquidation of long cotton was induced in the
> afternoon by the rumor that President Wilson
was seriously ill. The market fell off about
. 10 points from the highest, standing at 1:30 at
a net gain of 8 to 14 points.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
The following were the ruling prices In the
exchange today:
Last Prev.
Op*n. High. Imw. Sales. Close. Close,
Jan.. .'.16.67 16.61
’ Mar. 17.75 17.Hl 17 «»-17.6ft 17.70 17.62
April .. . 17.00 17 52
May 17.50 17.58 17.43 17 49 17.47 17.34 j
June 17 49 IT. Bft
Julyll.3* 17.47 17.3 ft 17.36 17.34 17.23
Aug 17.14 17.07
sept.'l6.66 16.5 ft i
0ct16.53 16.50 16.46 16.51 16.50 16.41 I
Dor .. ..16.66 16.66 16.57 16.58 16.5 b 16.51 !
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON
<By Associated Press.,
1 MKW ORLEANS. March 12. - Sf><>t .-otton '
1 steady 25 points up. Sales on the spot 2.536 I
bales; to arrive 135. Good ordinary. 16.25;
strict good ordinary. 16.75: low middling, 17.25: j
strict low middling. 17.50; middling. 17.75;
•trier middling. 17.94; good middling. 16.12;
strict goo-1 middling. 16.37. Receipts <>63.
1 stock. 436,569.
SPOT OOITON
Atlanta, firm. 18.9f»r.
New York. quiet. 18.35 c.
■ • New Orleans, steady, 17.75 c.
' IJverpool. steady. 12.1 M.
, Augusta, steady. IB.7ftc.
Norfolk. Bui :!>«'. Ift.Mi .
Houston, steady, 18.10 .
Memphis, i.ominal. 17.71k*.
Philadelphia, steady. 18.60-.
Dallas, steady. 17 6o>
' Booton. eteady. Ift.Sfte.
Mobile, nominal. IT.TSc
ftavannabh, nominal, 18. die .
Galve-etoo. steady. 18.40 c.
Ctiarleoton. nominal.
Bt. IsMiis. steady. 18c.
Wlimingt-M, eleady. 17.30.
Little itecs. steady, 17.70.
Moatgom «.*jr, steady, 18.50.
ATLANTA COTTON MARKET
lltlanta -pot totion. firm 18.99 c >
'• eeelpts
■'UJpments 63s ■
5t0ck572.283
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS MARKET
1 Basie Atlanta for curent month shipments. !
Bid. Asked, i
ICrude oil Ml p, I
l otton seed meal, nrlime. 7 per
I cent 34.00 34.99
’ otf-m seed hulls, loose 16.25 17.25 1
•>t;ou seed bulls, sacked. <8 8..,16.00 17.35
:..ntrr*. firet cut be 3c!
I inters, mill rui. ... ftl|e T|»e
COTTON OIL MARKET
open. a. love.
ISpma
March..' 13.30 VT 13.40 13.4 W 13.41
Xpril 13.35<ni;:.45 13.35<13.38
Ms. • 13.48018.49 13 41 13 42
June 13.48tt18.55 13.42413.45
July 13.44413.45
Augu5t13.55413.M 13.46'413.47 I
September .. .. .. 13.53fft13.55 18.46'u 13.48 j
October 12.97(813.03 12.98^113.00 ,
Tore steady; sales, 30,748).
KANSAS CITY BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY
KANSAS CITY, March 12.—Butter, cream
ery. 42; flrats. 40; eecoods, 38; picking. 27. I
Eggs, firsts, 25c
Poultry, bens. Iftifc; roosters, 15; turkeys. 35.
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Atlanta Markets
ATLANTA, tia.. March 12. -Cotton by wagon,
firm, 18.70 c.
DRESSED POULTRY
Hens, 184j20e; fries, 25c: turkeys, 251H127H*!:
ducks, 15<§16e; geese. 15®16c.
LIVE POULTRY
11cm. 16m 17c: fries, 22 turkeys, 23<»25c;
•wks. 30. each; eggs, fresh gathered, 23(®25c
dozen.
FISH AND OYSTERS
Pi.mpjino, per 10.. 30c; Spau'sn mackerel, per
lb., 17%c; trout. Irawn. per lb.. 15c; headless
red .-uapper, per piuml, blue flab, per lb..
lOc; whiting, pur «'b„ lite; mango anapper. per
!•>.. 8e; mullet, per lb., 7c; small > liannel cat
and perch, per lb 7e; oysters, selects, per gal
lon. JI .66; standards. $1.30.
SALT
Salt -Brick, medicated, per case, $5.35: do.
plain, per ease, $2.5b; vaone. 25 packages.
Jl ti,.: Jack Frost, 25-poumf packages. $1,05;
do. ioo-lb. sacks. 70c; do. 50-lb. sacks, 4tc; do.
. 25-lb. sacks. 24c; V. P„ SS-lb. sacks. 24c;
Myles, 100-lb. sacks, 65c; blocks, 50-lb. blocks.
55c.
CEREALS
1 round, $1.45: Purity hominy grlta,
• 25 10c packages, $2.00, 7(1 25c packages, $2.00;
i Postum, large, $2.26: assorted. $2.50: small.
• $0.40; assorted. $5.00; new Post Toasties. 10c
size. $2.70; 15c nize. $7.00: bot»l size, $1.00;
■ grape-nuts, $2.70; hotel size, $1.25; Krinkle
; tom flakes, 10c packages, $2.00.
• CRACKERS
Crackera— Block’s XXX Florida sodas. 10c;
Block's sodas. 10’i-c; Block's wafers, 15c; gra
ham creams. $1.50 per dozen; Block's family tin
crlepettee, 60e size, $5.75 per dozen; Block’s
lemon creams. 12c; pearl oyste-s, IO**; ginger
snaps, 10c; cornbills. 12c; penny coke, 12c;
crackers in 5c cartons, -50 c OoZen, crackers in
, 10i- cartons, SI.OO.
Schlesinger s Elite flakes, boxes, liig; tins.
J. ’ “ cl,l e»inger’s milk lunch, bolts, 11c; tins.
i 11c; Schlesinge-’a butter boxes. 9c; tins. 10c;
Sculesinger’s package green corner sodas <se
goods, 4 dozen In case), SI.OO.
, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
' llrangos. $3.75(d4.25 box; grapefruit. $.3.25*<S
3.50 box; lemons, imported, box; ap
ples. ku.oirp 7,up barrel: celery. SI.OO dozen;
i crate, $1.00; onions, slo.oofrt 12.00 per sack;
Irish potatoes. $8.75(40.00; per sack; sweet po
istoes. $1.40 per bushel; Florida cabbage. $6.00
rtj6.25 per crate: Carolina cabbage. $.'.50416.00
crate; tnrutps. 3»iC lb.; tomatoes. $3.50@3.75
per crate; vgj plant. $2.25@2.50 per crate;
■ I yellow squash, • $3.50'34 00 per crate: green
i beans, *2.754tj.00 per eri.m: raulifluwer. $2 50
per crate, okra. $2.50 per drum; lettuce. $4.00
@4.50 per drum; bell pepper, $2.75@3.00;
strawberries. 80@35c.
MEAT, LARD AND HAM 3
Dry salt extra ribs. 18’ge; dry salt rib bellies,
medium average, 19%e; dry salt rib bellies,
Hight average, !9%e; Cudahy's diamond ’’C”
, hams. 2314 c; Cudabyls Rex hams. 22'->c; Cud<-
■ Uy’s sandwich boiled hams, 32c; Cudahy's
Diamond'"C" lard, tierce basis. 22c; Cudahy's
Rex lard, tierce bas*s, 21c; Cudahy's White
Ribbon <<impound, $15.37.
I < ornfield hams. 10 to 12 aveerage, 38c; Corn
field hatus. 12 to 14 average, 23c; Cornfield
skinned lunhs, 12 to 20 ave., 24c; Cornfield
picnic hams, 6 to 8 ave., 17’ 2 e; Cornfield break
fast bacon. 28c; Cornfield sliced bacon 1-lb. box.
12 to ease. $4.20; Grocers' oaeon. wlile or nar
raw, 22c; Cornfield pork sausage, fresh link or
bulk, 15c; 'ornfield Weiners, in 10-lb. cartons,
| Ith-; Cornfield bologna sausage. 25-lb. trot s,
4 '.see fizild _ Bw « __ I. _.l 11 1. -Sv 11 _
Lie; Cornfield smoked link saiisngc, 25-lb. boxes,
12c; Cornfield wciuera ,n pickle. No. 15 kits,
32.25; Cornfield iard. tierce basis, 20c; Coun
try style lard, tierce basis, 20c; Cotnpouud
lard, tierce 4>nais. 15c. ,
CANDIES
Stick Caady—Block’s. 10c; 80-pound palls,
chocolate drops (Block’s), 45%<” Colonial choco
lates. 1-puund taegages, *4.uu; Block’s Buntoa
mixed, 30-pound pai)s, 13c; Block’s extra su
i perb Chocolate (uul or Unit centers). 1-pouu.l
j site, $6.50 per doreu; crick erjacks, So 5c pack
ages. $1.75; 100 5s packages, $3.50; Augelu.a
1 chocolate-coated marsbmellows, $2.75.
Brower’s pre sugar _ool. 12c; Brower’s pure
cigar hone/cotna. 16e; Brewer's suntbine cream,
Brower’s sunshine mixed. 9c; Brower’s
medicated cough drops, 75< box; Rainbow stick,
pure sugar, $3.50 J>er cast; open furnace stick,
ixiptil.t? mixed, 12c. rainbow mixed, 14c:
chocolate drops. 30-j»ound pails. 13c; 2-in l pure
sugar stick, $3 00.
Schlesinger's Charlies, fc eartons (2 dozen to
package). 00c; Schlesinger's Charites (Hoose i,
in cant,, baskets or barrels, per lit., 14-;
Schlesinger's risorted fudge (30 poinds to
■ asr), per lb. Sidesinger's home-male
mixed pure sugar candy (35-lb. delivers bas
kets i, per lh„ 24c: one-pound boxes fine choco
lates. 40c IN.: Dixie mixed 35-lb. palls.
GROCERIES.
Mackerel almost unoutaiuabie at any price;
quotations nominal; L'-No-lt brand, 5-6 oz., )o
I count, $4.25; Anchor brand, 0 average, 75
c< unt, ss.4<>; Crown brand, 10-11 ounce, 75
count. $6.25; fancy Norway. 11-12 ounce, 75
: cciint. $8.00; Mkc Herring (whitefish), 100-
pound half barrels, new caught, 36.25; 6ft
l>oi:n<l kegs. $4.00; 6-|>oiind pails. 52c: salmon,
sockeyes, none this year; No. 1 tails, reds,
$8.25; medium reds. $6.00: pinks, 55.50: chum
sabnon. $3.30; canned fish—B. & M. fish
flakes, large. $3.30; small. $2.80; Conqueror,
; oils, keyless. $1.75; Continental, key, $5.00;
% mustards. $4.50; Home Run. smoked, key.
\ oils in cartons. $5.75; canned meats —Indian
•ansagc. SI.M); Indl.-n*. potted meats. $1.43; In
dian sl'reci bacon. in Blast, laige, $2.50; nit
, dinm, $1.25 per doxen.
Cbcoce —perfection brand, full cream, daisies.
2Rc. Coffee —Blue Ridge brand roasted, 15c;
Stonewall brand. 24c; AAA A. 15%c; Uno, 25c.
Hjc<—Jape, sfttGc; Honduras, medium head
, s’i <r.’> ! «c; Arkansas, fancy nead. OISO’Jc.
California blaekeyes. 7c; pink. ft%c;
i lin es ft' -e; small whites. 12c; Mich.pan choice
na'vs sß.Oft per bushel: primes. $7.90.
Canned Vegetables -No. 2 Virginin tomatoes.
$2.40: No. 3, $2.75; Stokeley’a No. J tomatoes,
$2.50. No. 3, $3.10: future tomatoes,
$2.20 to $2.25; Rider's Class A pork and
bean*, tomato sauce. No. 1. $3.75; Nn. 2. $2.75;
No 2V-. $3.75; Stcleley's No. 3 satitr kraut,
$.”>.75; Stoke'ey's No. 3 lye hominy, $1.00;
Paris’, fancy Maine. No. 2 sugar corn. $2.60:
standard corn. $2.75.
Pickles and Condiments —Mother Cook’* 10-
, nnce sour gherkin-. sl.S n ; sour mixed. $1.80;
sweet .' -1 • - SLcO; India .-'Hsb. $;. s’O: 10-
• unce Plcadlllv relish. $1.80: chow-chow. SIBO.
onion relish. $1.80; pure apple J< lly. $1.80; corn
«.vrup idle. 10-pound pails. ;.0c; LaCrcme mus
tard. s-cunce jars, $1.65; tomato catsup. 8-
I ounce, $2.00.
Dried Fruits—California evaporated peaches,
standards. B’sc: choice, extra choice, it'sc;
fancy, lie; < n 50-potmd boxes, evaporated ring
ent apples. 10c; prunes, California, 40--7O*. 13c:
SO-6ttv 12'(.<-: 30-7 Os. lie; rnlsins. 12-ouncc.
choice seeded. 10c; Snn Mnld. layers, $2.00.
Starch - Tlger lump, in 50-ponnd bn- es. 4Uy?
per pound: confectioners’ in 140-pound 'ag ,
$4.60: conking starch (40 packages, 1 potindi.
! $3.10 per ease.
Svrun—Aines 48 case,
I mw. $4.50: 10«. 6 to case, $4.00: ss. 1- to
i rase, $4 00.
I FLOUR. GRAIN. HAY AND FEED
I Hour, sa> Led, barrel—»Ktury, in 48-lb. bags.
slo.’'o: Gloria, selt-rising. sl<t.lt»; Nell Rose.
' self-risiug. $10.OB: White l ily. self-rising,
I $10.00; Royal ITour. self-rising. $10.00; Puri
' tan. highest patent. $10.00; I'aragon. highest
l patent, $10.00; Home yueen, Ulgheat patent,
$10.00: Pride o tHenrer. bigbeat patent. $10.00;
I White Cloud, high paten:. £0.30; White Daisy,
high patent, $0.50; Dixie Flyer, high patent.
| sf.sO; Ocean Spray, good patent, $0.25; South-
I ern Star, good patent. $0.23; Sun Rise, good
I patent. $3.25.
Capitola. slo.lo'l 10.20. Olympia. s:>.7s'fjp.bs;
. Miss Dixie, self-rising. slo.2o'q 10.30.
1 Ck-S'<», superlative patent. sl<>.2shj 10.30.
Meal, sacked, per bushel—i’latn, IH-pound
Grain
By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, March 12. —Possibility of a rail
road strike tended today to depress wheat in
spite of bullish crop reporta from the south
west. lAter word of rain in Kansas caused
the market to give way in a more declaive man
ner. Pit trader's sold freely. Opening prices,
which ranged from the same as yesterday’s fin
ish to le lower with May at $1.85*4 to $1.86*>4
and July at $1.56% to $1.56%. were followed by
tminerous irregular changes and then a sharp
downturn all around.
Snowvln Nebraska added to bearish sentiment
in wheat and so also did absence of export
demand. There was much uneasiness over de
velopmcnts which emphasized the seriousness of
dangers to shipping from submarines. The close
was semi-demoralized at 2-lkc to flt-ic net lower,
with May at s!.Bo> s to $1.80% and July at
$1.52 -', to $1.53.
Lightness of offerings kept corn relatively
firm. The market, though, showed some sym
pathy with wheat. After opening %<■ off to
‘4c up. prices scored slight general gains and
then receded to Just below Saturday’s finish.
Signs of a falling off in the corn crop move
ment from the country served to check subse
quent declines that accompanied never? breaks
in the value of wheat. The close was nervous
at losses of l*4c to l%c net.
Hats sagged with wheat. There was no ag
gressive selling.
Ixiwer quotations on hogs pulled dowp provi
sions. The chief weakness was in pork.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were tue ruling prices in the
exchange today;
Prev.
• ’ Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
WHEAT—
May. . 186 @185% 186% 17V% 180% 186%
July 156% 157 152*4 153 156%
Sept. . 115*4@145*8 146 142*4 143 145%
. CORN
May. . . 109@108% 109% 106% 107% 108%
July . 108 @107% 108% 106% 106% 107%
Sept. . . . .107*4 107*4 105% 100% 107
May. . .59%@59 59% 57% 57% 59
July. . ..57 56% 57 55% 55% 56%
rIiRK
Mayß3.lo 33.39 38.00 33.10 38.32
July. . . .82.50 32.60 32.45 32.50 32.67
i.ARD--“
May 18.95 18.9r‘ 18.80 18.97 18.97
Julylß.B7 18.97 18.77 18.97 18.92
i* IBS— »•
May 17.52 17.52 17.40 17.50 17.55
July. . . . .17.57 17.00 17.47 17. M 17.00
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Marell 12.—Wheat—Neg 2 red.
$1 ,Bb%<<4l .88%; No. 3 red, nominal: No. 2'
hard, $1.90@1.93%; No. 3 hard, $1.87*4.
Corn—No. 2 yellow. $1,08%«t 1 .10% ; No. 3
yellow, $1,07%«n 1.09%; No. t yellow, $1.06<0
, 1.08% .
oats —No. 3 white. 58%'</60%c; standard. 60
I <<j6lc.
Rye—No. 2. $1.5»@1.5»%.
Barley, $1.03@1.32.
i Timothy. $3.75@5.75.
Clover. $12.00@18.00.
Pork, nouiinal.
Jjird, $19.02.
Ribs, $17.00@ 17.62
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
The following were the cash quotations on
• iif v»vrf Litrr vasu qyutaiivuß ou
grain and the previous close:
(flose. I’rev. close.
WHEAT—
No. 2 red .. .2,04 2. (16 &2.10
: So. 2 hard .. ..1.03 (111. Oft 1.57 $12.04
CURS
No. 21.0»%(Bl .10 1.11
' No. 2 white .. .1.11 l.lO'-jfdl.ll’ a
OATS—
No. 2 v .. 61' s «l 62 62 '->
No. 2 white .. .. Nominal Nominal
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CJ'tA , March 10.—Caeli:
i ♦Wheat—No. 2 bard, $1 .ItOfp 1.03; No. 2 red,
$1 .DOttj’l .03.
i t’ern —No. 2 mixed, $1.07(1(1.08; No. 2 white,
$1.07Ml .08; No. 2 yellow, $1 .Oftrq I .Oft'fc,
Oats--No. 2 white, 62(&62>ac; No. 2 mixed,
WfpHO'fce.
• SUGAR MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 12.—Raw sugar, firm;
centrifugal, $5.39; molasses, 4.52; refined,
steady; cut loaf, 8.10: crushed. 8.00: uM*uhl A,
' 7.50; cubes, 7.50; XXX powdered. 7,15; pow
dered. 7.10; fine granulateib 7.00; diamond A.
7.00: confectioner's A. 6 No. 1, 6.85.
Sugar futures were firm-, early today on cov
ering and support from trade and European
interests. At noon prlce K were 3 to ,7 points
higher.
• Closed firm and 7@lJ points higher; sales,
> 25,350 tons.
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.
Open. Close.
January 4.38 bid
March 4.46 bid
April4.ss bid 4.6064.02
i Mav4.60®4.62 4.65<g4.66
: ! June4.54®4.65 4.68<6;4.70
, i July .. '4.68 bld 4.70®4.71
: I August 4.65 bid
> j September4.6B bid 4.73®4.75
i October .. 4.66® 4.68
■ November 4.56414.58
■.December 4.48(<j4.50
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET
By Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS. March 12.—Poultry—Hens. 10c;
springs. 22c; turkeys, 25c; ducks, 20c; geese.
1 13® 16c.
Butter—Creamery. 41c.
I : EggS. 25bj<:.
■ socks. $1.25; do. 96-pound sacks, .$1.25; do. 4S
pound sacks. $1.27; uo. 24-pound sacks, SI.2S.
Atlanta Milling company meal, bolted, uti
1 pounds, $1.28; 48 pounds. $l.o0; 24 to 12
pounds, $1.82.
Grain, sacked, per bushel—White milling
j corn, $1.40; white feed corn, $1.35: oats, fancy,
white clipped. 85c; do. No. 2 white, clipped,
84c; do. No. 2 white. 83c; do. No. 2 mixed. 81c.
Grain, sacked, per bushel—Bancroft seeti oats.
30c; Appier seed oats. 90c; Texas rust-proof
oat«. 0"c; Kurt seed oats, 95c.
nat. etc.—Timothy No. 1, large bales, sl.4(>;
do. choice, third bales, $1.40; du. No. 1 small
. uaies, sl-35; do. No. 2 small bales, $1.25;
No. 1 clover mixed hay, $1.30; Jounson grass
hay. $1.00; wheat straw, 35c; cotton seed meal,
prime, $41.00; do. No. T, $40.00; cotton seed
’ i nulls, old style, $24.00.
t hicken Feed, per cwt.—Aunt Patsy mash,
10U-lb. sacks, $2.05: Purina pigeon feed, loo
tb. sacks, $4.15; Purina chick, 100 lb. sacks,
. 3.15; Purina chowder, 100-lb. sacks, $2.75;
Victory scratch, 100-lb. sacks. $3.05; Special
scratch, 100-lb. sacks. $2.85; Victory chick,
100-lb. sacks. $3.15; beef scraps. 100-lb. sacks.
> $4.50; beef scraps, 50-lb. sacks, $2.50; oyster
> shells, 100 lb. sacks, $1.00; Capitola chicken
reed, s2.9ft. •
Peters Proven Products, per cwt.—Arab Horse
feed. $2.50: Re-Peter horse feed, $2.40; King
Corn horse feed. $2.25; Alfalfa-fat Dairy feed.
$2.00.
| ur«.un<l feed, per cwt.—A. B. c. mule feed
$2.10; beet pulp. 100-lb. sacks. $2.15; S'icrene
i <lairy feed. $2.00; No. 1 alfalfa meal. $1.85;
Capitol molasses feed, $2.30.
Bii< i ts, Bran, Mill Feed, per cwt.—Red Dog
shorts. 100-lb. sacks, $2.45; gray aborts. 100-
;i>. sacks, $2.30; fancy mill feed, 75-lb. sacks
$2.40; P. W. mill feed. 75 lb. sacks. $2.30;
XXX mill feed. <5-lb. sacks, $2.25; Georgia
(ceil, 75-lb. sneks, 82.20; Big Mac hog feed,
75-lb. sacks, $2.00; brown shorts, IGO-lb. sacks.
$2.25; bran, pure wheats $1 Mt; bean meal fee<i..i
rice bran. ISti-lb. sacks, SI.BU; Beau meal feed.
100-lb. sacks, $1 70.
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Steadv trade and big money tn protii'ted terri
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; ~WE P.VV "SBO monthly salary and furnish rig
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ADVERTISING IN 7"
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SELLS THE GOODS
i ■
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Atlanta Live Stock U
(Corrected by W. rs. White, Jr., of White
Proviaion Company. I
I Good to choice steers, SOO to IMHi pounds, s7.sCei
. (feS.tßi. E
J, Good steers, 70<> to 800 pounds, >7.00@7.50. P
J Medium to good steers, 700 to 800 pounds, I’
>8.50 V 7.00. J
I Good to choice beef cows. 750 to 850 pounds, ®
;i $6.50t07.<10. 11
II Medium to good cows, 650 to 750 pounds, ,
J $6.00®H.50.
> Good to choice heifer*, COO to 700 pounds,
I 86.CUV.50.
Tnc above rt present:; the ruling prices of
i good quality cattle. Inferior grades and dairy
, types selling lower.
Medium to good stefs, 750 to 850 pounds,
$(•.50417.00 ,
Medium to good cow«, 650 ‘ tv 760 pounds,
$5.15416.25.
Mixed common, 14.75®5.35.
Good fat oxen. $6,564*7.00.
Meduim Oxen,
Goud butcher bulls, $5.004*6.50.
I Choice veal claves, $6.50417.50.
Yearlings. $4.75415-50.
Sheep, goed. $4.504j5.00.
Medium sheep. $3.75ti 1.50., , ;
Prime hogs, 100 to 225 pourds, Slo.cO a 10.50.
Light hogs. 140 to 160 pounds. $0 50fa 10.00. |
Heavy pigs. 110 to 140 pounds. 50.00®0.25.
Light pigs. 90 to 110 pounds, $8.50’g.8.75.
Above quotations apply to corn-fed hogs, j
Mnst and peanut fattened lower, owing to
quality.
Cattle receipts light; market higher.
Hog receipts moderate; market strong and ■
active.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
Bv Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, March 12.—Hoga—Receipts. 54,
000 slow. 15c under Saturday's average, bulk,
i $14.654114.00; light ff14.16@14.80: mixed. |
$14.40@ 14.00; heavy. $14.354714.90; rough,
$14.354114.50; pigs. sll . Js4t I.'. ('«>.
Cattle —Receipts. 13.000; firm. Native beef
cattle, $8.70@12.50: stockera and feeders. $6.75
4*9.65; -owe and heifers, $5.70@10.50; calves,
, $9 50*0 13,25.
Sheep—Receipts, 28.000; weak. Wethers,
I sll.OOto 12.35; lambs. $13.40@ 14.95.
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' the last page of this paper and the
Iway thousands have already been cured
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THREE BALES PER,ACRE
r Record of Manley's Cotton under 801 l Weevil
1 conditions. Early, prolific, resistant to droughts
■ and disease. 40 bolls to pound, 42 per cent lint.
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CABBAGE. Meh. 25, 1.000. $1.50; potato, $1.75;
cot. seed: King, Simpkins, Cleveland, $2 bu.;
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bined. It is the most powerful salve know* and
heals sores from the bottom up, drawing out the
Soisons. Rv mail &5 cents. Book free, •
. F. AUXN MDICMI CO.. tMft. B-2 tT.MUL, OtWL
irASTHMAi
Cured Before You Pay.
I will serd you a I! bottle of LANE’S TREATMENT
on FREETRIAL. When completely cured sendtne the
sl. Otherwise, your report cancels charge. Address
D. J. LANE, 372 Lane Bldg., St. Marys. Kansas.
W" a EPILEPSY
T / I FALLING •
»• I
To all sufferers from Fits, Bpllepsy. Falling Sickness
er Nervous Troubles will be sent ABSOLUTELY FMR
a bottle and treatise of W. H. Peeke’s Treatmeat. Per
thirty years.thousands of safferers have nsed W H.Peeke’a
Treatment with excellent resu'ts. Give Express and P.O.
Address, W. B. PEfcfcE-SACedar St N. Yi
ITCH CURED
IN 80 JIiNTTES BY ONE APPLICATION"
DAVIDS’ SANATIVE WASH
We guarantee to cure any case of ITCH Ifi
. naed an directed, or Money Refunded. Scrateheai
and Mange in Dogs cured at once. 50c at your
' dealer’s, or mailed on receipt of 6Bc.
OWENS A MINOR DRUG COMPANY,. LU.,
Io South 10th St., Kichmcad. Va.
DROPSY
Treated ONE WEEK FREE
Short breathing reliever! in a few hours—awell
i in;, water and uric acid removed in a few days
I —regulates liver, kidney, and heart-: Write for
Free Trial Treatment. COLLUM DROPSY REM-
I EDY Co., Dept. 7, ATLANTA. GA.
■ ■■A DON’T BE CUT
L BT Until Yo 1
■ ■ ■■ Wonderful Treatment.
M B H— If you have plies in
■ MBHBIMB any form write for a
FREE t ample of
■ Page's Pile Tablets and you will bless
the day that you rend this. Write today.
E R. Page 3SI Main St.. Marshall. Mich.
FITS: -,=■
To you who suffer write today. I will tell yotj of
* preparation that cured my daughter. la® so
ffrateful for her recovery that I will gladly send
Sou a FREE bottle of this wonderful medicine
ymail. Z. Lepso,3lßlAandAv..Milwaukee,Wia.
CANCER
It’s aucceaaful treatment without use of the knife.
Hundreds of satisfied patients testify to this mild
method. Write for free book. Telia how to car*
for patients suffering' from cancer. Address
BR. W. O. BYE, Kuum City, Mo.
LEGSORES
Healed by ANTI-PLAMMA Poultice Plaster. Stope
the itching around sores. Heals while vou work. OK
SCRIBK CASE and ret FREE SAMPLE. Baylee
Olatrlbutlng Co., tgzo Qrsad, Kantaa City, Mo.
DROPSY TREATMENT. Gives qntek relief
J vs goon removea swell Ing and Shor
W breath. Nover beard of its eoual for drepn
N. -4»Try it Trial treatment sent FRBC. hymen.
Write to DR. THOMAS E. GREEN
■ ank ■**■- •« It . CHATSWORTH, M
I When * or delayed,
11-iJ Triumph Pills; always <:epen t
able. Not sold at drug store*. ••Relief” a-n<
particulars free. Address NATIONAL MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. MILWAUKEE. WIS.
t’ay When removed. Health
Herald FREE. Address Dr.
j E. V. Boynton, Fitchburg, Mass.
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