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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
GARY Is FOR LOCAL OPTION.
Carolina Gubernatorial Aspirant De-
fines Position.

Columbia. SC. May 39.-tSpeciaD Frank
y. Gary, Of ADDevIlle speaker OF the
hOus-. viii issue a card tomorrow d2l4u-
ing his position on the liquor ques lun.
As Mr.. Gary IS considered one Of the most
formidable candidates sor governor, is
declaration IS important. lie takes t-e
halfway course beL@tey. Governor AIu-
Sweeney. who advocates dispensary IL is
entirety. and CU.ouc! EOyt, the prOhlDi-
zion leader. and mis- declaration comes IS
ii surprise, as he was supposed ~ sand
with Governor Mes Weeney.
He says since the recent act u the -sis-
lature The benefits d the llSpeiasaI.. L
there are any, anu -he evils. II there arc
any, arr confined 10 the county al Nl-4-l
The dis elSa.ry IS situated
4 therefore favor allowing q count. N
i petition OF uur-tulrI lis voters 10 vote
on tlc question, 'ylsgensl.ry or No DIS
pcusdry. II majority are opposed ID
The dlSpen. AIRY. il should he id"fui ID
ESTABLISH. One IN thIl county l am OPP
posed 10 ti-u oars az a-.y form, ana be-
IieVc the CIsseusary slould be run with 3
view to Curlal4IntC liquor drinking, lot
win d, view oI making WCney-
This 5 the position scalI advocate
throughout tne campaign
At a meeting of the state democrat tic
executive committee tonight al effort was
made 10 interpret che rules OF he party
entering the primary. The object was -
bar Colonel Hcyt. After vigorous fight
ing, 4 substitute was adopted 5y a vote
OF Is to : allowing any one to enter the
primary who took the oath 10 abide yno
result.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
CENSUS MAN IS ABROAD.
HE Is LOADED WITH ALL KINDS
OF QUESTIONS.
If You Don't Want To Get Into Trou-
BILE You Had Better Answer
Them Quick.

The census enumerators began their
rounds on last Friday. chippe' ana
gay. They didn't Know what sort of
proposition they were about IN tact L.
None of them had ever learned that TO
extract accurate information on even the
simplest matter from the average man or
woman was a task to induce brain rag
and bad temper.
The mail carrier las an easy job. lie
has nothing to do but walk.
But the census man has many other
things to do. His ornate and eXhaus-
tive thirst for seemingly useless fnforma-
ton is only simulated. Unless he Is a
most unusual person, he really doesn't
care rap whether or not your grand
mother was bern in Germany OF Scotch
parents and afterwards married Swede
who emigrated TO this country in 1878,
but never took out naturalization papers.
He will ask you questions something Ike
that. not because he wants to know, but
because he gets 2i2 cents for each live IN
diyidual whom he catechiseS according to
the elaborate forms furnished him by the
government.
The enumeration makes his money on the
dead ones; they pay him cents. provided
they have died within year past ms
subtle distincticr between the quick aud
the dead not only gives an element OF inter-
est TO his work, but serves an Incentive
10 spur him into a deeper probing of ones
past. The properly equipped enumer-
ator carries a large portfolio filed with
blank forms. containing many questions,
covering such personal matters as name.
relation, color or race. sex, date OF birth,
age at last birthday. whether single, mar
lied, widowed OF divorced. number of chill
dren Qf any. nativity. citizenship, occu-
Patton and education.
It's a fierce Job. and if you want to keep
the death rate down, don't break up what
may be a happy home by Throwing OBJ
stables in the path OF the harrassed ind!-
vidual who will call on you between this
date and June 18th. Answer his ques-
ticns simply and briefly. and IN the nv
ture his prayers viii attend you wher-
ever You may go.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
THE COTTON MARKET

NV York. June 2--The market for cotton
fr-ures Crered steady IN tone with prices
po.r.s higher % 2 points lower ami ruled IN
sc,lvs most q the short session. owing 10 inc
sH-ence a news from the English markets.
vsst.h were cics.1 I'm the Observance OF the
vhitsluti1e holiday. and unusually miASi crop
an weather rer0rts from the SOUTH Soni-
m. husEmess came In slowly. Europe sent
f. rrIers. the south failed - show its usual
60 AMI e1erEy. while the heal contingent
-. disposed 10 quietly even UP and temper
e-.r- withdraw. Following the call there was
a decline Il several POINTS under scattering
r. ia.gra ana scarcity - BUYERS. but the
= --. q the market ss q whole was q the
-awr' nature with neither side claiming
II r.TvautaEe- The Official government
= L rrerrIssI rains over the greater portion
- rre l-Ir l..t. whereas moisture was bene-
-. Ia tie country east q the mississippi
49, she territory west - that hne was
. -f~- serso-lslv from excessive ralnfails
. ~ Tho character q crop accounts was
- sv..rt that u the southwest. where
frru.rs were unable g. get into the fields and
- gare the plant owing q continued rains
r.. rrfarl-t frr futures closed steady with
rs.e -. { g. ) points higher.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
The Live Stock Market.

Chicago. June 2-cattle receipts Ioo; mar ear.
ket steady; good to prime steers a. 9OG5. 90;
poor to medium 44O0f4 80. selected feeders
4.25a4.95 mixed stockers $4,000. 10: cows
aQ4 25 heifers 3.i5q4.65: Gamers 2. 100
2 90: bulls 2.Y5Q+.2 5 calves say: Texas fed
steers 4 50a5. 10; grass steers $685. 40; bulls
3. 1905. CO.
Hog receipts 10000: market 5G7hc lower:
mixed and butchers 4.s5Q5. I'M; good to
choice heavy Sos. ga; light 4.o0d5. 10; bulk
Sheep receipts e. 500: sheep and lambs steady:
good TO choice wethers o45.45: fair to choice
mixed 4 40G5: western sheep 5W5.45; year
lings 5 5O06: native lambs sac. 90: western
lambs 6Q7 40: spring lambs sos.
St Louis June 2.-Cattle receipts 800. in
Guiding 100 Texans; market steady; native
shipping and export steers 4.7505. IS; dress
ed beef and butcher steers 4. $50 5.2S steers
under 1000 pounds 414. 90; stockers and
feeders 3d5: and heifers 2G5. 10; can
ners I.5OG2.S5; bulls 2.65d4. so; Texas and
Indian steers 3.25a5.25; COWS and heifers
275d4.
Hog receipts 1900: market sc lower: pigs
and lights 1885; packers 4.9oQ5: butchers
5@5.o5.
Sheep receipts 800: market steady; native
muttons 4. SOFAS: lambs 5@7. 40; stockers 2.4o
q3.25; culls and bucks 50q4.75.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
OUR EXPORT OF COTTON.

Wall Street Journal: Europe is anxiously
reaching out Tor whatever remains 81 laet year ;
cotton crop in the United States. Tho exporta-
tom Of cotton In April 200. the details or
which have Just been completed 10y the treasury
pounds. against i5i.3sf.32S pounds In ApTli
II last year and the value 10 S24, +,OlS
against Se.435. os7 in April last year. while
WAS &c. ana April. 1899. 6.3c. an increase
Of about so per cent. The United Kingdom
Increased her importation of American cotton
from 50 .oO0. 600 pounds Ia April, less, %
Ga. coo COO in April. 1900; France froin s,yCo'-
600 pounds in April. SEQ. TO 5000, 600 IN
IN AfriI. 1888. 70 nearly $4,000 600 IN ApriL
500 ard other European countries from 80
100000 pounds In April $50. 10 o.. eco COG
in Arril. 1900. Japan. which had bten busy
in the early part Of the year obtaining her
supply. did not take as much In APRIL 1900
"a April. 1899 the figures being IN Aprll.
1899 g 7O7. o4S pounds and IN April, 600
$685. pounds. During the ten months -n /
ing with April. however, japan took 1888 s5.-
547. against n us. 7ol IN the corresponding
months al thc preceding ns-sl year, while Eng
hand had during the ten months taken but
2 C32 $50 iS louu3s. against l,7o7, 242. 4o2
bounds in the corresponding months - last
year. the total for the other European coun-
iTies In 300 being about sI6al TO that Of the
Meantime the American manufacturers are
also taking trre by the forcioch and laying N
their share Of the stock 50 sight. even al tho
advanced prices which arr now very much In
.Nc.ss ~ those a year ara- The latest quota
tious received by the bureau q statistics show
the price ~ cotton in New York 70 be- oslo
STAY 18th and on April 2Cth . lSc. while
the figures far ono wear earlier were &c for
Nav 20 1899. ana Ga -or April 5. 1899.
an increase OF 50 per cent during the twelve
months.
THIS brings the price 10 cotton q a higher
figure than az any time during the decade The
effect ~ this sharp advance ia The price Of
cotton and consequently ~ cotton goods. Is
Terctf.tIhie "a the export trade 81 cotton goods
F-N-ortatians If cotton cloth IN APRIL 1900,
nere ty i5.iA3. ie5 yards. AGAINST 3l.f5l $50
xarIs in Arrii. 1899 and the total expectation
az cotton mauufaCfurcs Was lut Ola ~ ,
In value. against SIslt.5ti in Aprl. 1899.
though Tor ten months 81 the fiscal year the
sNF.Hrrs exceeded iu value tfo~" rt any core
responding r.rini being 500. 2o2.246. against
SIS $50. 300 "a the same months Of the fiscal
year 1859. and 81 8 s0i.459 IN the correspond
irr months u the fiscal wear 1898
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
What Prominent Atlantian5
Say OF
DIR. TUCKER.

DR.. Tucker has been resident or A.
lanta for the past twenty years. We know
him personally and professionally H 3
reliable and trustworthy in every way
and man that VIII do just what he
promises 10 do on all occasions.
The Elkin-WatSOn Drug Company, cor
ner Broad and Marietta streets.
j. J. &, ". II. Barnes. wholesale produce,
No. Broad street.
j. e.. 81. Amaud. with Moore, Marsh az
Co.. wholesale dry goods
Charles o. Tyner. druggist, 80 Marietta
street.
". b. Smith & Co. insurance 20 North
Pryor street
NJ y BIount & Co. insurance, FIFTEEN
building.
Rev ". S. Vail. pastor Church Of our
Father.
J. Harvey Moore. MD. (eye, ear and
throat, NorcrOss building.
J. l. DeLamater. druggist. FIFTEEN build
ing.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

S57 last year and 2.2oo gag the year before.
This makes the average weekly tskinss thus
Car for the season 56.67S. against 5f,el9
last year and 56.4S5 the year before.
Foreign exports for the first nine months n
a decrease under last season az / 253.bs7 and
n decrease under the same period year before
last OF SO s3Ic. The loss I'm foreign exports
during MAY compared with May last yes- has
ts-n IS soA, and comp pnd with tho came
period year before last i0l.Q50.
stocks At the scahoard and the 20 leading
southern Interior markets at the close OF
Nav were 3e6.<6S against .oc5.Sl3 the same
date last year ami 674.SSl the year before.
Including stocks left over at ports eni In
terror towns from the last crop and the mum
her OF bales OF current receipts brought into
sight during the nine months. the supply &c
date has been 9.378.559. against I.oe5 see
last year and TO- 9Ss. STl the ytar before.
I'D 10 date last year Sc S-lOO per cent OF
the cotton crop had lsen marketed, for the
same nine months In 1893 the percentage Of
the crop marketed was ~ Zoo. and for the
same time In 1897 the percentage marketed
was o5 90 100.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter

Atlanta. June 2-The continued wet weather
during the past week has materially eemoral-
tied the gathering. shipping and sale of fruit
and vegetables This may be especially APP
piled to strawberries and prices have reached
a very low ehb-so low that the trade has
principally bought for canning and preserving.
String beans, cabbage, squash and new irish
week Receipts far In excess of demand.
noted scarcity continues 10 exist on cauli-
flower. egg plant. tomatoes and peppers.
Plneapples meeting ready sale at good prices.
Orange receipts light and we know Of but
in transit for this market at this
time.
No apples TO be had at anv price.
Bananas viii begin to show weakness within
the next few days on account of the abundance
OF other fruit.
Peaches are arriving more plentiful but as
yet the quality VIII not admit Of general
consumption, being ON the green order and
Cantaloupes arriving from Florida so far
have been Of very inferior quality and hard
to make disposition Of ut any price.
Raspherries. cultivated blackberries grapes
etc, viii make their appearance within the
Ola onions have played out for the present
season. and the new crop viii scarcely bring
One car Of old irish potatoes has Just
arrived in this market and are being rapidly
disposed of al fancy prices.
Demand Is very slow indeed for sweet po-
There is limited demand for bright comb
honey. with no sale at all for dark. Inferior
Demand for field peas continues to weaken.
and we think this IS the bet time to ship
prices well from present indications. continue
to go down.
Market on lemons is badly excited at all
points Of importation with "a high range Of
prices existing.
Very little demand at this time for country
cured meats.
Eggs have held up Remarkably we'll for the
last ten days with a IA to &c market exist
ing at this time.
Demand for hens and spring fries CON
tinues strong. with good prices being oh
tained.
Market nj this time IS glutted with but
ter, and would advise cautious dealing on
the part OF the shipper.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Naval Stores.

Wilmington. June 2-Spirits turpentlne
steady and unchanged; receipts IS casks.
Rosin steady at $1.05Q110. Crude turpen-
tine s1.s5Q2.90: receipts 725. Tar firm; re-
ceipts 81
Savannah. Ga. June 2.--Splrits turpen-
tine firm at 40is: receipts 1880; sales sd:
receipts 1896; sales 1892: exports ,4SS.
Charleston June 2-Turpentine quiet ut
46la: sales none. Rosin quiet and I'M
changed; sales none.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Groceries.

Atlanta, June 2.--ROasted coffee: Ar
buckle, $780, Lion, Sll.S0 all less soc per
800 pound cases Green coffee. choice 1914:
fair DC; prime 2ftgc. Sugar standard
graduated. New York 6; ~ o. graduated
6. Sirup New Orleans open kettle 25Gi40c;
mixed choice 20 to 1Sc. Salt, daily sacks,
81 30G11.40 salt, barrel bulk, $2.25; 100 IS
$3.50: ice cream, SIPS: common. 6j14G70c.
Cheese, fun cream, 12dl2la: SKIM l0ihM
1li3c. Matches COS. $3.50 zoos, 81. 50Gl.75:
300s. $915. Soda, boxes, &c. Crackers,
soda. sc; cream, Go; ginEersuaps, bi2c,
Candy, common stick, Sac: fancy.
Candy. common stick. Ga,c; fancy, 800
lie oysters, Il. w. s. 20Q210; L. w,
81 OK
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Coffee and Sugar.

New York June 2.-Coffee, futures opened
steady at unchanged prices and ruled quietcr
with local covering. causing partial adj
vance OF points, supported by light foreign
buying with an easier feeling later under real
izing; closed steady at net unchanged prices to
5 points decline: sales 4. so bags, including
June z IS; September 7.2og725; December
7.45T7.3 80. Spot Rio steady; No. invoice
81; mild steady; Cordova eRTl3h Sugar.
raw strong: fair refining = ll6T4hs: centri-
fugal e6-test $40 sranulated 5 60.
New Orleans. June 2.-Sugar strong; centri-
fugal yellow 41s45; seconds 3G4A. Molasses
ottfa nd
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Srnt Cotton Quotations.

rr-saI rl sing gastatIons for SPOT cotton
susn-t.ui,s. mitLling &c.
.--.rr Holiday
3 ar Esrk-slliet. mifiiiuE g.
s Orleans Quiet. mi,lllnc 8 3-l6c.
.a-H1 r-,- rutrlll. f1iddling o..
81. .r.s-.r-E $50 milIli-g S a..
r5a N.s..usI. mIdtling o..
s1aN rl.rt5- milling 8 l3-i6c-
!. -rh. Nominal. wii1linE SIC
Lu'r-- ui1fiing S7sc-
rtfat-u-N miual. mill ling &C.
..srrr-N Frriuaf- mia ling Sc.
81 L1lis-uuii. mldIIing i3-l6c-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Florida Vegetables.

tees $25 to $40: string beans. G. to
= crate; radishcs $l0slJ1 per drum; kora
S2ms2 30 per crate; lettuce, head per drum,
81 %; cucumbcrs. per crate, $l.1J0$2. 00 bell
peppers, $l.2iI$i.75 per crate; cabbage
per pound 2'ac: new potatoes. per barrel,
S2.50GS325 Tennessee and Gcorsia straw
berries $t003t$l.J 80 per crate "a quarts);
early peas. crate 75c 10 81; cauliflower S%4Gt
Sc; beets in one-bushel crates, Sl.25aSl.50;
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Flour. Grain and Meal.

Atlanta. June Flour. all wheat first
patent a 80; second patent Sl25; straight.
$3.50; extra fancy. S3.65; fancy. SO 80: extra
oats. white. 40c: mixed, &c; Texas rust
proof I0c Rye. Georgia. ST. Hay. No
timothy, large bale, 81; No. l small bales,
95c; No. .. zoe. Meal plain. sc. Bran.
small sacks, 81. Shorts $l.05. Stock meal,
g5c per 100 pounds. Cotton seed meal.
$40 per 10 pounds. Grits, $2.9Oa3 per bar
rel, $l.306tl.40 per bag.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
The Dry Goods Market.

,-ar Ya-s Jure 2--The week closes with
sTsv ..r'i conditions prevailing the
sr- Ii ar sfrv goods market. hut reurtiers Tor
rrs-re -rI zammer sTeCtaitiss show somr Inn
s~.r.t Eu ValsIrue Brown cottnns q all
f....t4 -f.-e srrl In small lots only At previous
~ Tie a-lerS fnr bieachei cuftCns are
E-.H e-aTL Coarse hard grade dun and all
- un1rte-..l- Print cloths continue inactive
t...-.r gar-s I'll slowly AMI prices are vei-
ir-Ia-. wooden AMI wsrstrl yarns DUH AMI
ir.lasG En- favor ~ buyers
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Country Produce.

Atlanta. June 2--Egss FAIR demand 1870
14c. Butter, fancy Jersey, 1Sd20; choice
- t. 15c Live poultry in demand; hens
272i30; large fries 20d2j; spring broiers
12laml7. good sale. Ducks puddle 15@1Sc.
pckin 22l9d25. Irish potatoes S0dS5 per
hushel: sweet potatoes. white vans 90 to
zoe: pumpkin yams. 30 20 $loo Honey
strained. G@7c; IN comb 7I@dShc. onions.
new $50 per bushel S50As3W barrel.
pound. Dried fruit. apples sac; pedches
Ga7c. Figs s q7c. Prunos sac. Peeled
achns In &c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Fruits and Confcctioneries.

Atlanta, Juno 2.-Apples. none in the
market Oranges, box 81 to 81. Lemons,
choice 81 %; fancy. Sf25@iS4.5O Figs 100
lie Raisins, 13Hl4c; California, 800
Nuts, almonds. 13Mltc; recaus, TO &c;
Brazil to &c; filberts lll2c; walnuts 20
10 II cents; mixed nuts l0c Peanuts. Vir-
giria ecletric light So 70 c; fancy hand
pici cd, AZ to Sc; Georgia 303l2c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

Of the requirements Of the IS per cent rule.
The New York Fiuancier says:
The banks of New York city gained over
four millions Of dollars IN cash last week
result of their operations with the interior and
tho treasury. This largely In excess of
the known receipts Of currency, but even more
surprising was the expansion Of S2.34Y. 600 In
loans. with coiucident rise Of 81 |. 54h2O0 In
deposits The increases seem TO have heen dis
tributed impartally among quite "A number Of
prominent banks There has been no demand
for funds other than normal. The loan total
$500. 2es, COOS ,the largest in the history
by nearly Sc. 500. 600 the previous high water
ma rk recorded on July 9Th last year. The loan
item has expanded Si2. 500 900 since May 9TH
last. In 1899 the same period Witnessed q
decline OF $4,000 600. but beginning in June
there jump TO the highest point then
known In the face Of present conditions IL
does not seem possible that there can be
continuance OF the factors which are respon-
sihle for the heavy changes noted above. NJ
this time last year The surplus of the banks
was nearly s43. ooo. COO and two years ago
il WAS $50 600 600. In each year the cumi-
u-tiou of excess cash came at the end OF the
spring months. and N this IL 70 be repeated
now, the present excess Of $50 600. 600 VIII
crop season viii probably witness n liquidation
Of the heavy volume of outstanding commit
meu.s although that gold will come from Eu-
rope is as yet an undecided point. Bank cir
culation increased largely in Nav and gold from
the kloud he viii uc arriving soon. Per capita
circulation Is actually expanding. despite
ports Of gold. but tho money OF the cOun-
try Is iu ny the banks. The present total
Of deposits. however in New York Is nearly
S27. coo. 900 under the maximum reported on
March !. SOC Even on that date the sur
plus cash in banks was over 81 600 600 In eX-
cess OF what Is held at present.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

pain 1t does not matter how many laVe
failed in your case. Consult DR., tucker:
lie will tell you honestly and Tree OF
charge just what he can do for you. lie
will not take your money for nothln5
Free pamphlet TO all. Cures guaranteed.
Don't keen putting off. Write today.
w. ]. TUCKER, MD,
y. Broad ST.. Atlanta, Ca
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Mnrshall,s Case Continued.

Raleigh, y c., May So.-(Special.)-
Judge Purnell. today IN the United States
district court here. continued until next
December term the case Of y. J. Mar
shall the Wilmington lawyer charged
with counterfeiting.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

Has been located n
Atlanta for twenty
years engaged In the
treatment of chronic
diseases of both sexes.
The doctor treats and
positively cures dis
eases of the liver, kid
neys ard digestive Or
gans, diseases OF Wo-
men, cancer, opium
and morphine habit.
piles. fistula, rupture
and structure; also Va
ricocele cured without
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
The Treasury Statement.

Washington. Jane 2.-Today's statement of
the treasury balance In the general fund. eX
elusive OF the S SO o0O. 600 gold reserve in
the division of Tedeu .ti0n. shows: Available
cash balance St46. $50. $50; gold 1897 o. ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Rrndstreet,s Review Of Trade.

NeN York. june l.-Br'dstreet's tomorrow
wIl saw
IseaGlu~irueuts ~ price quotations % meet
the changed conditions rf SsrpN and demand
am sttI the leading features ~ tho general
trade n volume thc business dJirg IS 90 a
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Sea Island Cotton.

Charleston. June l.-Sea Island cotton: Re-
csipts none: exports none, sales nonei "socA
go tags: GrotatioI.s unchanged.
savannah June I.-Sca leland cotton for
the week. Receipts l.. sales none: stock
EQa
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal.

New York. June 2.-Cottou seed oil duh
and easier with all grades tending downward
at the close; prime crude barrels 3Isc; prime
summer yellow Soc nominal: off summer yell
low 351sc: butter grades 37d38c; prime winter
yellow 10000; prime white 39c; prime meal
sos
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
LEAVES MCKINLEY FOR BRYAN.
Rabbi Browne Declares Nebraskan
Should Be President.

Columbus. Ga. June I.-{SpeciaI)-D
+. b. II. Browne. rabbi OF Temple r Mai
Israel, delivered political address at mo
usual service at his synagogue t1nis1r,
n which he enthusiastically advocated
William J. Bryan .or president. -Four
years ago DR. Browne worked for tIc-
Kinley and he claims ILat he did useful
work FOR him in turning The Jewish vote
TO him in doubtful. states, particularly IN
Indiana. Pres dent Mckinley's failure -
appoint Jewish Ch8p.aius ana what Dr.
of the Jewish race mas turned him
against the president and he announces
that he viii do all he can for Bryan.
Weakened Manly Functions rest ored by
J. Newton Hathaway. n. D., 22le L South
Broad street, Atlanta. Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Provisions.

Atlanta, June Clear ribs sides boxed
rs; half ribs mi; rih bellies 7%6Sli; ice-
cured bellies 9il Sugar cured hams, 1l12
0rl3A. Lard. best quality. S3l: second
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beets in cabbage crates. 81 .25@s5.0o: crate
ss@sa5o; pineapples 70 per per ~ crate ssasS'0''
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\ DESCENDANT OF WAYNE
Chattanooga's Oldest Citizen Dies at
Advanced Age.

Chattanooga. Tenn. May A.-(Spccial)
-. II. r. Wayne the oldest citizen of
Chattanooga. born in Auburn. y. Y. De-
cemher Is, 1913. died here today of old age
Ia was pioneer of this section and "A
wealthy merchant before the war. He
was a lneal descendant Of General
Wayne. the revolutionary hero.