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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
THE WHEAT MARKET

Chicago, September 2e.-Wheat dipped today
on easy cables. good weather and large Dan
uhian shipments but recovered ON local buying
October closing KATE lower. Corn closed &c
and oats a shade down. Provisions closed un-
changed.
Wheat opened dull Liverpool was sd lower
At the Close. the weather "a the northwest clear
and JoTes cable put the weeks Danuhian
shipments at / .73o. 600 bushels and the worlds
shipments at g. coo. 600 bushels. october open
Ell 76i.aT6c and ON selling by eleNenth-hour
longs dropped 10 75asc. On the dip elevator
interests bought ana October recoNetea 20
76zc. closing steady isailc lower at IeHlo'st.
Cl.s. RANGES were $500 bushels. PRIMARY
receipts aggregated So 900 bushels. compared
with .255. OOO bushels last year. Minneapo-
lass week and SIG year aga l.ocal t,,elpt5 ,
were 2T3 cars. Of contrast grade s'eabeaid
sales were 10000 bushels. aud exports mere
%. 600 bushels. -.
Corn wa dull and weak the receipts-9I4
cars, l4o cars more than had been estimator.
There was plenty Tor sale all day, ana the he -
mand slack. October sold between SSi-@
3Ss-t closing &C lower at 3Sasc.
oats were also DUH. trade Being contiiied
chiefly 20 cha lEing with tnu October November
spread at aaL.c and the Octobcr-Dcc.Wber
at ss9ic- These uperatio IS ere creating =
lrrr. eitorf Interest one ouse changed
100. 600 bushels. buying october and selling
s-si between 2lssa2issc ami closed shade
lDW.r M 2i5sc.
Provisions were quiet. but the market show
"a "a strong unle-I1ue based on a demand nom
shorts and .alr buying by outside interests.
b. range Of prices WAS narrow. aud the close
SLIGO. January lard at S6-77isJ6 so and Jan
ribs a SO 90.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
letter

Atlanta. Ca. September 29-The fall sea-
son is on ~ now and business is active IN
ali lines
California fruit g. coming in almost upon
an average Of car per day, aud an receipts
are being readily taken ~ prices satisfactory
4 the 5ghl-Is.
New York state Is furnishing the market
with grapes. ans prices ruling are quite low.
stock g. exceptionally fine and Is giving per
feet satisfaction GO the dealers.
Apples have taken considerable squirt
81 thr past few DAYS. ana the demand corftin-
uniiy grows better. All receipts received one
daN and dispasai - the nsNt.
bananas are i'm much better demand. con-
sumption being much larger. Prices have
varied very little.
Co-oanUts ana nuts OF all descriptions are
q. ginning 20 sell in small way. ana trade
ia these lines VIII Doe exceptionally heavy IS
thu holiday trade approaches.
Lemons are Off IS Ga Soc per box In price,
and think viii be cheaper for some time.
C4hLlEe. lrish Potatoes. onions and produce
90 this class - in gr at de uand. However. Pc
cciTts are equal 10 all emerg ucies. with prices
ruling about tho same.
Chickens are In good demand az high prices
Ees hul4ing their own at former prices.
Good butter selling Wei al fair price.
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Money To Move the Crops
Is Now in Demand from
the Cotton Belt
WILL MEET THE DEMAND
Demand for Cash Throughout the
Country Is Keeping the Treasury
Officials Busy Supplying Calls
from Banks All Over
the Land.

Washington, September 2i.-The press
ure for currency for moving the crops IL
hep,nning TO be felt. The issues of goid
certificates by the treasury at various
noints In the south and west. in exchange
for deposits Of gold in the New to'IN
sub-treasury, by banks m behalf or 'hei'
country correspondents are ane'"S
81 600 600 more than at the same time last
year. These changes have reached Si'Fi''-
600 of which all but 100000 has been III
September. New Orleans has taken S5'''''-
oOG gold certificates. St. Louis S'5ooo0 anu
Chicago 100000. These are not the ON.
exchanges being made in New York anu
Washington in order to get currency nv
the country districts. "A shipment OF SiVV'
600 I'm small silver certificates mas Jus
been made to st. Louis for return OIL an
canal amount of gold coin surrendered "
the New York sub-treasury. Gold ceruh-
Gates are also being received at New fo,n
in exchange for the payment OF sold co-'
AT New orleans. New Orleans mas re-
ceiyed this month nearly $S,VcO.O0 IN sa''li
notes of various Glasses. -
The treasury is refusing to issue Si'NIi
certificates and other small notes at inter-
or points in exchange tor gold surrehuelo''
10 the sub-treasury at New YORK, because
tho cold a not needed to strengthen the
reserve. The policy OF shipping notes
frcm Washington TO interior points IA
return for gold at New YORK was auoP'
cd when the gold reserve was loH' DC
cause the banks profted by the express
rates on the curI ency in one direction una
often directed their New York agents u
deposit the gold In order to obtain inns
benefit.
A severe pressure of currency is not Elk
pected by the treasury oincislS NC
cause OF the great increase OF the aF1'-
able supply which has been mace III 'no
past year The treasury has paid out IN
nremiums on bonds under the refundins
laws SSS l65, 0S3, and has paid in the re-
demption OF the old per cent bonds ul'-
der the recent call OF Secretary cage
so O67, 10 These two items OF more IMAM
$4,000, 90 have been exclusive OF the Or
binary expenses of the government.
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WHITE SENDS A LETTER HOME.
Ambassador to Germany Afraid He
MAY Lose His Job.

New York. September 2S-The German
American Mckinley and Roosevelt
League, twenty-iirst assembly district
branch, held a mass meeting tonight, at
which Arthur Won Briesen read letter
from Andrew ID. White, United States
ambassador to Germany, which says:
THE election of Mr.. Bryan would not
only bring confusion and distress upon
the business interests of the country. eS-
peCiaily including the interests OF labor,
bat il would disgrace us in the eyes OF
every lover OF liberty I'm the old world
and rejoice the hearts OF rcactiOnarieS
of every sort. who see in the success OF
republican Institutions menace to their
cherished ideas.
las your meeting IS mainly under the
direction of our fellow citizens Of Ger
man birth. / may perhaps be allowed to
say that of all the calulnieS ever ut
tered i'm a heated political campaign, one
Of the most unjustitiable, in my opinion.
H. that which attributes to the present
administration hostile feelings toward
Germany. II any one has had occasion
TO know the feeling Of the administration
in that respect, ] can surely claim to be
that uars0n, and | can testify most fully
on my honor that from the beginning OF
my stay I'm Germany all my instructions
from the present administration nave
been to promote kindly feelings between
the two countries by every means in my
power.
uring rivalry between the two nations
has been and remains continuous and
strong, there is no reason why i'll feeling
should exist any more than they should
exist between two merchants or manu-
facturvrs i'm the same line OF business in
either country.
'AIv belief is that the relations between
the two nations are steadily improving,
and that the great cause of this i'm
movement Is the frank and friendly feel
ing shown toward Germany by the pres
emf administration, which has been cor
dially reciprocated by the German gov
ernment
Nor nave these friendly relations been
obtained by any sacrifice of the rights or
interests of American citizens of German
birth or descent. Never has any admin
istration been more watchful over such
rights and interests than has Mr.. Nc
Kinley's."
Mr.. White reviewed I'm "A general way
the political situation, saying that for
fifty years the COMMUNICATIONS had
/ stood by the republican party and its
principles, financial and otherwise, and
| he could not believe that the democrats
| had now won over these voters to their
/ side as has been claimed.
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MINISTER DIES IN HIS PULPIT.
Rev. DR.. Gregory Expires While the
ConereCaticn Is Singing.

New York. September SO.-The Rev. Dr.
Gilbert H. Gregory passed away today In
the presence of his congregation at the
morning service in st. Stephens NJ. T.
church. Marble Hill. at the upper end Of
Manhattan island.
Physicians had urged Or. Gregory 10 re
fire from active church work as he had
long been a sufferer from heart trouble.
DR.. Darlington. of Kingsbridge. who was
attending DIR. Gregory. yesterday warned
him against preaching today. The cIer-
eyman said to his physician;
81 prefer TO meet death in that way to
retiring and Sinking my duty in order
to live longer"
DR.. Gregory was siXty-three years OF
age He had not preached in ST. Ste
phen's for three Sundays on account of
heart attacks but when word was passed
around that he would resume his duties
today the church was filed. The service
had progressed TO the singing of n hymn
which precedes the sermon. DR.; Gregory
arose and read three verses of the hymn.
beginning, Love. divine, all love excell-
ing" While the music of the anthem
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
The Live Stock Market.

Chscsgo. September 2s-Cattle receipts 700:
market numinally steady. Natives. good 20
~ Ine steer. S545 81 IS: poor To- medium
: So SO; mixed ana stockors . So 3 o.:
COWS ? 7Oaf-S0; hcifars ? so ~ IS. Gamers
p ? 65. bulls 275u4 so. calves : 5Ouo.5O:
II, Nas fcd steers ! 2O44 90 Texas grass steers
2Esf.iO. Texas bulls z. 75a 3 25.
Eog receipts today $4,000 hest .hr steady:
others g lower; s0o IS: mixed ard butchers
. O5M5- SIS. good a. ehuls - heavy 5O5W5 f2ls +.
rough heavy l.9oE5. Nsht 5I505 50. hulk
~ falcs s 20u $40.
sheep receipts 2.7oO: sheep and lambs stea-
fy: good - choice wethsrs 500 f.G1. fair
l. choice mixed 3 5OT3 90. western sheep ! 10
AIS. Texas sheep ? 5Oa 60. native limbs
: PSI 5 SO: western lambs ; rs rs. 35.
RsCeiuts this week. Cattle, 60. 200: hucs.
i7t. coo. sheep. 70 GOO Next week. Cattle,
60 SEQ: hogs. 1885, 500. sheep 81 900.
ST Iruis. September 29.-Cst.lc receipts 900:
Market steady but ruling shade lower than
last X. native shipping and export steers
. 75H5.7O. dressed beef and butcher steers
- 5 80. steers under 1000 pounds 3 3QI . f..
rsoszars aud feeders z. 5ON I. 65. cows and hcif-
~ 2 SOFA 70. Gamers I. 50N275. bulls 2. 20
SO p: Texas and indian 3I4.4O. COWS and
hsIf-rs 2 55u3.
Hos receipts 3, 100; market about steady
riEs and lights 53oG5 $40. packers 3.3og5. 10
butchers 5.4oH5.45
Steep receipts 500: market steady. native
r,u.ttnns 2 5oH425 lambs 4a5 25. culls and
bucks % 3. ;t0ckers 2a3.2o.
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Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton.

&Fw Orleans September % Secretary lies
tors statement ~ a.. WurlIs visible supply
90 ft.a. rr-a'i- up from special cable and tel
'rss ssi- a-t-..7. cong .tFss the fleur's n tliS
- sifl last week. last year asi the year
t-aa
l- SHOWS -- f-rr.aee Tor The week fu-t closed
20 200 $50. irst au ileraazc q I6I.5i7 last
r --- .u increase of IeO.726 year before
ra-.f visible IS 1903 90. against
D L2t.EL casa u.eE. ? 9o5. COG List year ana
$50 Et.r ia-nr- tast.
rl r.r.l Ut Au.aTican cotton 8 988
s-- lltIi la7t t,ess. 376.Co5 last
-.r -- .-fI4.E41 Efar before lIs-. ana - ~
s- lr Dob ll-Iu= EEEFf. Brazil fr.slr.
80 coo. .-a----r : q COO last week. EZ9.
CO lae- E-ar arl $4,000 year before last
aH u..t.s visible slfl r ~ cotton
.rr-aev ruu.g&Ee1 wlth last week
-ft-1as .Al- .-srrsaFe compared Htfh
4r. Hs- - 1895 f5Y. ami e. decrease ssm-
2 @ scar tar- las- nf 900. l6+.
~. CRISIS visible supply. a- above. tn re
1 t ANA lei1 On G.r-t Britain and
a-ai Eu-,re $4,000 bale. ss-siust
L.r#4 eco l.-- rr.lr ana 6. iee 90 scar tsfsre
L.. p Fetrr 81 GOO a-.lust 1900 last
4Ht $4,000 yer before ia-s. Co. Iu.iia
CO. Es.-t 3+C GOO Hast year and z59.
1-. - tr" l4H AMI ice th- United St-i"s
1890 -n- .053. coo ilet year ana 70 =
Co 1f-E BEFORE llet-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
CHAMBERLAIN Is RETURNED.
Nominations for the House of Com
mons Are Made.

London, September Gone hundred
and sixty-seven constituencies. returning
one-fourth OF the membership OF the
house of commons, made their nomina-
tons today.
Sixty-six candidates were returned I'M
opposed. The ministerialists aggregate
90. liberals . and natiOnalists ..
Among the interesting personalities on
the government side returned today with
out opposition were Joseph Chamberlain
George Wyndham, the parliamentary sec
rotary for the war office. and Charles T.
Richie, the president of the board OF
trade.
Lore George Hamilton, secretary OF
state. for India, who has represented the
Ealing division of Middlesex in the house
of commons. and who is brother of the
duke of Abercorn, had very hostile
reception at a unionist meeting In Lon
don this afternoon. The liberals had owl
IDENTIFY packed the audience and the dis
turbance was SO great that his lordshiD
was finally obliged 90 stop addressing
the meeting ana communicated the bal
ance of his remarks To the reporters VINO
congregated on tho platform
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THE COTTON MARKET

New York. September 2e--The cotton market
oreled with prices 20 is points higher and
sccred additional gains Immediately follow
iag the cali On healthy buying for all branches
Il the trade. Sentiment was bullish on reports
from the crop center that indications daily
pointed more clearly to a short crop and TO
an exceptionally early completion CT picking
arf merketinE.
The English market aivices were decidedly
better than expected Europe bought In our
Enarkst as well as In Liverpool The weekly
statement OF The Chronicle was readily summed
IN strikingiy huIiiSh. and private cables
declared Tho report q that paper had done
much 10 advance prices there AS Tor the
Crau movement. receipts "A the ports AMI
many - the interior towns were lower than
expected. doubtless due largely 20 scarcity
q cars. a. exporters are known 20 have
purchased enormous lines 81 staple for ship
rneur during the next three months The
Inability OF railroads 10 meet the demands ~
shippers bids fair 20 be important factor
IN the near future. Wall street appeared
quite conspicurusly q a buyer OF the win
ter months The south purchased the late ie-
uvsries Fsll River reported n firm but
quiet market for cloths The market cioss'
steady. with prices net 10 IS points higher.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS

washington. September 25.-The census
bureau announces that the population of
Fort Worth, Tex. IS 26,6SS, as against
%, 076 in 1890 This is an increase Of
3,6I2. of 1866 per cent.
London, September 25-The China in
land mission has received cable message
announcing the murder of eleven mis-
sionaries in the province OF shan ST.
Knoxville. Tenn. September 25.-W. f..
Park, of Dandridge, was nominated today
for congress by the democrats OF the
second district
Galveston, Tex, September 25.-There
are seventeen foreign steamers now here
ready for cargo. The official receipts of
cotton today were 13,2Ol bales. More than
1000 contracts have been let for repairs
or rebuilding, and general business has
been partially resumed.
San Francisco. September 25-D. V.
Rhodes inspector of national cemeteries,
ana fifteen assistants nave arrived mere
from Washington and will take passage
on the Hancock on october LIST for the
Philippines where they will attend to
the transportation to the United States
of the remains of soldiers. sailors and
marines who lost their lives and We're
buried I'm tho island possessions OF the
United states and IN emma
Richmond. Va, September 25.-Nrs.
Elizabeth Van Lew. who during the war
between the states furnished the union
forces with valuable information against
the confederate government assisted
prisoners escaping from Libby prison. and
VINO. after the war was rewarded by Cen
eral Grant with the postmastership at
Richmond. died at her residence here to-
day at an advanced age.
Little Rock, Ark, September 25.-The
Iron Mountain shops located at Barring
Cross We're totally destroyed by fire at ,
o'clock this morning The machine shops
were burned, the car shops, the mill
shops and six locomotives and fifteen
freight cars which were being repaired.
Foiir hundred men are thrown ont of en-
plyoment The loss will reach $250OO0.
Knoxville. Tenn. September PA dirt
train of eleven cars and an engine run
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
All Demands Can Ee Met.

Washington. September 4.-Assistant
Secretary Vanderlip has returned to the
city from New York. where he leld a
conference with the sub-treasury officials
in regard 10 supplying the present de-
mand for small notes 10 move the crops
now being gathered.
Mr.. Vanderlip said today that while the
demand came a little earlier and in a
slightly stronger volume than last year,
ii was not I'm any sense eXtraordinaI y.
The treasury he said. was never IN a
better condition to meet ali demands than
at present This was equally true Of
notes of small denominations. Small
silver certificates in any quantity could
be supplied instantly TO meet any call
and upon the deposit Of silver certifi-
Gates.
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ROBERTS GIVEN FULL COMMAND
British Army Now Has a New Leader
in the Old Warrior.

London. September So--it IS oihcialIy
announced that Lord Roberts has been
amounted commander IN chief OF the
British army
Although the fact that the appoint
ment had been made was already known
the formal announcement Is nailed by
the .unionist party as . welcome p1sdse
tbot army REORGANIZATION VII be carried
ont In tho most effective manner.
II was beginning TO be recognized that
something was needed To give strength
TO the unionist campaign. Accordingly
semi-official announcements are out that
NJ. George Wynhan. parliamentary un-
der secretary of state for war, IN MS
sneech at Derby tomorrow evening VIII
outline the governments scheme OF army
reforms and that the war office IS ar
turn of a large portion of the army N
Tojay is Lord Roberts's birthday.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
The Position of the Banks Is Little
Retter

New York. September 29.--The weekly bank
statement of averages of the Associated Banks
Ieans. ssI7. 472. 600: dec. SIS. ees. 400.
Deposits. 1884, 700 800; de-, s. o ze4 o zoo
I.eral tenders. So4. see 800; dec. So. 81 500.
Specie sl6e, Sc 400: dec. -. 642; 400
Reserve. 1884. 10; 800; dec SO s s00 soo
Surplus. sI2e4a 600; dec. SO. eoe.72s.
The New York Flnancier says:
The heavy decrease in deposits reported by
tn New York banks. amounting to Sl21o4,-
zoo for the voeP ep,ling September 2Sth. oper-
ated TO reduce legal reserve. requirements D!
s.. COG, 600 and over ami thus counteIacteu ny
iaIf the los. Of Sc 500 900 IN cash which
The position II the hanks as a whole IL mt
tie better than indicated by the statement LOT
IN. reason that The receipt OF nearly SZ,oOO
coo Of specie frsm the Pacific coast trilay
figure only slightly in the weekly computation
The loan contraction OF SoOooToo WIS "uo "
the Efforts 90 the banks to meet the deiit'Hus "l
interior CORES pondents. and at the same utne
TO Innintain their reserve percentages at the
required legal point. The reduction In loans
!, ssencd deposits. and with the heavy loss in
Gosh brought about the shrinkage Of Sl2 Io4-
700 IN the deposit total. with the effect oil
ready noted The deposit shrinhage at this
stascn IS not unusual Last year during Inc
week ending September 23d the banks -0st
nearly $50. oCO,oOo Of deposits and the de-
crease for the current week n year ago was
$4,000 600. At the close OF September, lSSS,
however. the banks only had 81 724 $50 OF
excess reserve, as az tinst ST. o42. GOO now.
and they lost at least sos, 100000 81 depos-
its in september, 1899, compared WIKI oily
SIS $50 coo this month. The Drain IS there
fore casis- TO meet this year than last but IL
means higher money rates from now on 1he
current statement l. complicated by the opera
lions Of lne or two large banks the decrease
Of which go far toward changing the totals.
last week SO. 600 600, or SO per cent of the
excess reserves Of an the banks was held by
one institution. THIS week the same bank
holds SIS, 527. 600 or "A per cent of all the
reserve, but tts own loss IN cash amounts TO
IS SO7 600. or within 100000 OF the total
loss IN cash 10y all the banks. The positi IN
Of the remaining Institutions therefore has
undergone no important change. so far as cash
Is concerned. during the week.
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STEPPED on HIS sHoEsTRING.
Peculiar Accident to a Negro, Which
Proves Fatal.

Admission. Ala. September 27-(Special)
Joe Hodge, a well-known negro truck
farmer died this morning as a result
Of fall caused by stepping on his shoe
string. He was walking rapidly across a
field Tuesday with one of his shoes I'M
tied, when he stepped on the loose shoe
string and was thrown violently to the
ground. He had to be carried home and
hurt, had received severe internal inju-
ries which resulted in his death.
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York September 29.-coffee. spot Rio
Dull. No 7 invoice g.. mili quiet; C'rlovt
e=.Fl4 Futures opened qulet At points ad-
vance AMI ruled slow. but generally steady ON
L. tier cables than iokcd fer which led 10 local
covering without stimulating popular specull,
ton Transactions were nipdefat.. closed
ftsndy 5 to 10 points net higher. sales $3.50
Ircs incIuIing December 2. 10; January T. IS.
March 7-25: Juiy $50.
s,,ear' re- frn: refining Al: centrifugal 90
test 5: molassea sugar 4. Refined firm: No. 8,
5 co, No. 2. 5 so; No. 3. $40: No. 3. $780,
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SPOT Cotton Quotations.

OFFICIAL quotations fur spot cotton:
uta-SfeadF. mitiiliug ga
L.EerT.ssn1 rlt-lni limited. miHdiinE sid
M 1nrk-ss-slsly- middiinE lO-c-
Nr1 urlel---S-sldy. ul5tliiiuE iOAsc-
Ssvaunah-Stt1iy. riiddlsng TO-
asfrri-tuigt. mfldIinE To-.
Enrfeik-sfealv- rrigGliug iC'sc.
NChiEe-uuli and nomIual. mitdling Toe.
Memphis Steady. mitlflEuE iOt.c-
4Arl--Else Quiet mifsiiing 10 t-i6c
ast1El-ssuiet. usisisllsng iO7s bid
Ilul1-gau-Iuli. ulid.lIue iCc-
s. Lo4is-~Iiet. miiIiiug lCEc.
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DYNAMITED HER RESIDENCE.
But Mary Burgess Had Left the
Night Before

Columbia. S. g.. September 29.-(Spe-
cial)-An explosion that shook houses
around and aroused the whole town of
Laurens at 2 o'clock this morning de-
molished the house of Mary Burgess. a
negro woman. negro family In an adj
Joining house We're thrown from beds.
Investigation showed that n mine loaded
with dynamite had been laid under the
house. Hhe Burgess woman left her house
late last night. There is no clue to the
parppfratOrg.
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Elour, Grain and Mesl.

Atlanta. September 29.-Flour. all wheat.
FIRST patent $500: second patent. $40;
straight. 81 Leo: extra fancy. $3.50; fancy
$. ~: extra family, $40 com, white
-; mixed CO. Oats. white, 3Sc, mixed,
sc: Texas rustproof. 3Sc. Rye. GeOr-
pa. 81 %: western rye, sOc Hay. No. ]
tiulothy large bale. 81. No. ] small balea
soc: No >. sc. Meal. plain, 60, bolted. -.
Bran. small sacks. soc. Shorts. $l.ip. STOCK
meal 81 10 Der IOu pounds. Cottonsccd moa
sl 10 par 100 pounds; hulls $3.50 ton. Grits,
SD per bushel. Sl.69 per bag.
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Atlanta, September - --Roasted cof-
Zee: Gold Star, 100 pounds $lG.5o; Ar
buckle. Sl3.S0. Lion Sl2@. Green coz q
choice iiGpi1i4 fair leiiGloik. prime 81 aI0s.
Suear. standard granulated. New York.
$3.50. New Orleans graauiated $3.50 S.rlp
New orleans open kettle 25Q zoe; mixed
choice - to lsc. salt. dairy SACKS
81 .Ossi 20, salt. barrel bulk SOC: TOO -
tsS5 ice cream. sl25; common. 65Q70c.
Cheese. full creame. u 90 133ic
Matches. J5s fJss5j. 209s Sl.50Nl =,
sols s355 Soda. boxes. e. Crackers,
Soda. G.: cream e.. gingersnaps. &C..
Candy. common stick &c. fancy. Ia
ise. oysters. B. w. ;2I0Gz 10. L. W..