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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-10-14

and sizes can be had, as the growers and
packers are storing for high prices.
Oranges are, also. very scarce ana Jamaica
stock is all that can be had and they have
prevailed in a limited way only ana prices
have ranged high and the quality MY P oOr, from
Florida viii begin to move, and the crop VIII
prevail I'm such quantities as VIII ausnOri@e
Market lemons continues strong, Win
more than an ordinary demand existing Inc
trade has found IL very DIFFICULT 70 meet the
demand for bananas, and high prices are an
ticpated throughout the fall season. .
weather has not been sufficiently cold to au-
thorize but little II any profit to the jobbers.
Celery. as a usual thing, Is arriving IN
poor condition with unsatisfactory results. .
Dried fruit OF every description selling Wen
at satisfactory figures.
A limited demand exists for cocoanuts only
and we anticipate no change in price tor
some time. - 49,. =
California fruit, especially peaches; a IAN
demand exists for Tokay grapes and the best
varieties Of pears. The season Is Growing 70
cars will arrive in this market, which VIII
consist principally OF grapes.
and Niagaras, in and 1O-pound baskets, are
being traded in heavily and high range OF
prices being maintained. Delawares over Tor
Cabbage prevail in abundance. in fact the
most serious glut Of the season Is now on
thereby causing considerable loss 10 the 1oO-
Sweet potatoes dull and are being sold prin-
cipally by the market gardeners from wagons
direct to retailers and consumers.
Irish potatoes more plentiful, but do not pre-
vail in sufficient quantities 70 authorize a de-
cline in prices.
Fancy onions scarce and will remain high
throughout the season.
Egg receipts light and prices are holding
up better than was expected. Same may be
applied 20 live poultry especially hens and
large fries. But little demand for geese,
guineas, cocks or ducks.
High grade Tennessee butter is very scarce
and the best prices of the season now exist.
ChinQuapins and chestnuts ready sale at 50 30
TO $500 per bushel. .-s
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worries Visible supply Of Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. I1-secrstary Hester.
statement OF the worlds visible supply OF
cotton. made up from special cable and tele-
rrauhic adNicss. compares the ngures OF TINS
week with last week last year and the year
before.
ia shows an Increase OF the week Just closed
az 80 rs bales against an increase o. Ss<,Nto
last year and an Increase o. iss.sl4 the year
re total visible l. l. SssIo9 against l. sas. -
last week "a last year and 2S-3.a~ year
before last
% this the total o. American cotton l.
IL 80 Fo4- against 1.Is41s last week, LIS, -
last year and 2.7sttss year before last; and OF
an other kinds. including Egypt Brazil lnola.
sc 90 o0a against IS. ooo last week. $40
last year and s.. oo9 year before last
TIE total worlds visible supply or cotton
rhowE an Increase compared with last week
81 IS "a bales. q decrease compared with last
year 81 lEz.fE1 and q decrease compared WIN
wear before last o. 1.fG5.1s1
~ the worlds visible supply q cotton as
atove there IS now afozt and held In Great
T~ffafn and continental Europe el1.eoo. against
90 &C last year and I. 90 year before last
IN Egypt "a n0. against 100 last year ana
n - year before last. IN India FAC against
"a COO last year and sioeN year oetore w. -
and IN the United States s53.Qoo. against s-9.VVs
ia~t YEAR and ]. 81. go year before last.
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New York Cotton.

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE cotton market
ouened 1ufet and steady with prices unchanged
to points higher and then turned nrm on
covering BY nervous shorts and support from
wall street houses which carried January %
E8 The cables from both departments or
LIVERPOOL market were about a. expeclel.
Receipts continued the scale expected Inc
feature which disturbed the bears was the
weather news This gave heavy rains over
extensive portions Of the central ana Ne-teIl
BELT and q short drop IN Temperature Win
frrHt feared On Oklahoma and Indian Territory
toriFht. Moreover there was little cotton TOT
sale The south bought spsringly IN our mar
ket durfnE the forenoon. especially near
Months TIE bad crop accounts. q statement
~ Ire Chrouice that the yield was turning
cut less than expected and continued larse
Huot demand for both export and home u-e.
SATURDAY shnrt session business was quite
active and vel distributed through the trade.
N the last hour shorts anandoned All pre-
tense o. defense ard reacted before bull az
erosion with rush The close was rel near
the TO- steady and net SOS points higher
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COLONEL R. F. LYON DEAD.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. oct. 11.-Colonel
r. F. Ligon at one time lieutenant gov
ernor of Alabama, died at his residence,
this city, this morning.
He had been a great sufferer from spinal
trouble, and this was the direct cause of
death. Deceased was elected to the office
of lieutenant governor on the Democratic
ticket with Governor Houston in 1874, for
the first time after Alabama had been re-
deemed from Republicanism, after the re-
construction At the expiration of his
term the office of lieutenant governor was
abolished.
Colonel Lyon had just returned from
North Carolina, where he had been
spending some time in recovering his
health, which had been gradually failing
for the past year.
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Murphy q co.,s Grain Letter.

CHICAGO. oct. 12-wheat and corn opened
q trfde lower this morning but IL was the
usual Saturday market. There was an absence
OF any particular pressure while the specula-
tive tone was far from vigorous. Liverpool
sent q firm closing with wheat and corn each
&c higher. The morning weather map re-
ported rains in Minnesota and light showers in
Iowa and Kansas Temperatures were moder-
ate. = 20 80 in the extreme north at q. m.
IS 70 IS IN the Dakotas and Minnesota, 40 TO
80 IN Nebraska and Iowa, As 10 50 in Kansas.
Missouri. Illinois. Indiana and Ohio. From the
Spectators view point the weather was not
especially interesting. Gables were not as
strong as expected. The trade looked today
FOR a quieter market than yesterday when
there was a good deal OF evening up. Pro-
visions urara steady
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weekly cotton Crop statement.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct li.-Secretary Hester .
weekly New Or cotton e1enAnse $500 49,
sixht compared with the seven days endins
thIs date last year In round figures Of $500. a
81 - 90 and a decrease under the same time
o. he eleven days % October The totals show
a decrease under last year % lse.eo9, de-
rreass under the same period year before last
az S. zoo and decrease under ies Of $4,000
49, siau~s-s tfe arrregata Is behind the forty
90 savs a. last year 5Gs. 600 behind the same
days year before last o. $500 and behind ISIS
ne amount brought into sight during the
.rast week has been to0.644, against s5.4l FOR
t5ssr7 year before last and sl7.sT2 the same
time In 1855. and for the eleven days OF Octo-
Der IL has been sis.ee. AGAINST Ns.esv iast year.
s-t.sss year before last. sai.29 the same time
Tse~s make the total movement for the forty
s~s,r-t ! a. fIT last YEAR. lisa 81 year before
last and i.7sI.5S the same time IN ISIS.
ne movement since September shows re-
ceIpts al all United States ports q s62.16.
against l.fsi.Tc9 last year. l3o5.1B year before
last and ~ D7 the same time in 1855, over
land across the Mississippi and Ohio and Poto-
ma rivers 10 northern mills and Canada Ass.
against 81 fsS last year. 1888 year before last
ana gg.oss TIE same time In ISIS: interior stocks
IN excess % those held az the close or the com
mercial year 1855. against 26.e56 last year,
IS. So year before last and 17e.fTI the same
time In ISIS southern min tskings Nf.ooo.
aEafnst fss 50 last yesr IS4lz5 year before last
and ia. 81 the sane time in 1875.
Foreign exports for the week hsve been ISL
SOS. against 1f8.TiN last year. makinE the total
thus Tar for the season Sass. against So
80 last year. q decrease o. il8.f2t
Northern mill taklngs and Canada during the
uawt seventy DAYS show decrease OF a. Tas, as
-ornrared with the corresponding period last
gear ami their total takinEs since September
I have decreased AK
The total takinrs of American mills. north
ard south and Canada. thus Tar for the season
nave been zsi-s1i. against slso5 last year These
include rs. SIS b. northern spinuers. aEair-lt
Ir.Ts7.
stock az the eeaboard and the twenty-nine
leading southern interior ceutcrs have increased
during the week Is5.oi3 bales. against an in
crease during the corresponding period last
seasuu % 1851 and are now 3i.76s smaller than
AZ this date On Iseo
Including stocks left over az ports and interior
towns from the last crop and the number OF
u1ales brought int0 sight thus lar Tor the new
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spot Cotton Market

Atlanta. quiet. Tssc-
New Orleans. steady. SIC
New York. steady. Sic
Liverpool. steady, sd
Charleston, steady. Ttsc.
Mobile. normal. Sc
savannah. quiet. GEsc-
Augusta. dull. Sc
WuminEtou. firms e
ST. Louis. quiet, size
Cincinnati. quiet. SIC
Norfolk. steady. sc
Galveston. quiet. SIC.
baltimore. normal. 8 5-isc.
Boston. quiet. s g-isc.
PhiiadelphIa. quiet. : His
Merrrhfs. quiet, SIC
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Vegetables.
plnsappies, crate Of 2 to doz,. ssas.5O; to,
matoes, Si25d150
California Fruit.
Peaches. sl.1OQl25; pears. s2.7593.z5; Tokay
Cotton Seed Products.
Cotton seed oil quiet. SOC per GAL; cotton
seed. $40 per ton f. o. b. station; cotton seed
meal. s22 per ton; cotton seed hulls bulk
$3.50 per ton; bale hulls. $3.50 per ton.
Country Produce.
Butter. Georgia Jersey. 2Oa22kc; Tennesses
Jersey. 2Oa22iLc; Tennessee choice, i601se;
sweet potatoes 5006Oc: Irish potatoes. Ss@3. rs
per barrel. S1.2O per bushe; onions LILO bushel
SAFE: white peas $500 bushel; mixed peas
si.2561.5o bushels stock peas, h25aL5o bushel;
esEs' Nalse' Eisb
Pompano. 15c: Spanish mackerel lie; trout.
salt water. &c: blue fish, &c; snapper. 6lsq7e;
trout. fresh water, Sc; Dream &c; mixed FISH
Meat, Lard and Hams.
Reg. r.. s&c: half ribs. &c; rib B.. sH@s%c;
fat B. SIC; lard. best, 12ltc; I'd. 11hc; break
fast bacon. Boise hams l2al5c according to
Live Poultry.
Fries, large, 2aG25c each; medium. 10000;
geese no sale; cocks, 15G17ihc; guineas each
i5c; hens, 30dS9c; demand good.
Fruit.
Lemons. choice demand slow. s2.75as: fancy.
s25a3. so; bananas, straight, Sl25 bunch; culls.
sOcGSl.O0 per bunch; prunes, 546c; currants,
SaiOc; peaches, sl.lOGi.lO crate: pie peaches,
Siei % S6S 30; apples s. 2Sas 5o pears
s.. 1872 90 barrel: pine apples S8.O0d2 so.
Flour and Grain. -'
Pure winter wheat hour-Fancy Diamond pat
emit @ rst az patent ssncv So g. s s5oss si
s.. Is; family. SS.15; spring wheat hour nrst
RssSs Sis; corn meal plain. Sc; boited,
nc: grits. s4.l0; bags, Hudnuts, 500;
corn. choice white. sic; No. white soc; No; ?
white oats. SAC; No. 2. mixed. soc; hay,
timothy, No. ]. large bales, Ito; small bales.
81 OO; No. 2, 90c; Georgia rye, 81 10; Tennessee
rye. 500; barley. 81; amber and orange cane
seed. good demard. si.25a1.SO; victor feed. si25
Crackers.
Standard Soda &c; milk. 71sc; xxx cream.
7hc; lemon cream, &c; cornhills, Sc; assorted
penny cakes. Sc; assorted jumbles. 1oc; lunch
SIC; pearl oyster &c; excelsior. TIC.
Groceries.
Conee-Fancy. 1OXc; low grades. 2a1Oc; Ar
buckle roasted. $3.50; Lion, So so. sugar-Cut
o ofi New eO york 0s &c., New Orleans
extra G. SCI refined yellow, SIC: New orleans
box 7G7Isc: per barrel. 6k@7c. Matches-2OOs.
81 10000; COS, 45d55c. owing to brand. Soda
B9s Sead EsE sta4eh-Pssf s i asaP
4lsc. Cheese-Fancy full cream, 121kqlsc; fun
Powder-Rine. 81 per key: drop shot, S.so.
Snuff.
Railroad mills, lib. jars, 47izc; OF. Maeca-
boy. $50 gross; i-3 OF. Maccaboy. $3.50 gross:
] or Sweet Scotch. s. 80 gross: 2-3 OF. Sweet
Scotch 50. % gross; LOriilard, lib. jars 471kc;
extra fresh Scotch, per case gross, % or,
Sc. 90; extra fresh Scotch, per case dozen,
o. s6 90: Ralph's Scotch, per case dozen,
o.. 81 90: Ralph's Scotch. per case dozen, !
% o.. S5.iU Bruton's Scotch, per case, dozen,
o., 81. 70; Bruton's Scotch, per case, dozen.
/ 20 o., s4SO
Feathers.
Geese feathers. new. white, 50d55c per 10.
old geese feathers, l5c; duck and geese mixed
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Have Sold Up to january First.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. u.-Southern
blast furnaces have sold their entire out
nut I'D to January 1st on the basis Of
s11 for No 2 foundry. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that another advance of 90 cents
per ton will be made in the next month.
orders are being refused for delivery
prior to January 1st. The export iron trade
has dropped to nothing, in the face Of the
excellent home demand.
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CHICAGO cIose ouotatIons.

CHICAGO. Oct. 12-wheat-october, sS&c;
December, T0770isc: May. 73&c.
Corn-october. 55lsc; December. 5s1Ec; May.
5SAc
oats-october. slaSHsc; December. S5Nei
Pork-octOber. SASS; January. si52a; May
SI50l
Lard-OctOber. $40: November. S9.S5: Deem
Der 8 Il; January and November. 9.1T.
Ribs-october. ss-S2; January, S7s5qLs7;
May. sS.O26S05
Fiax-Cash northwest. s1.52: No. 1 and octo-
Der 81 IS; November. $40 December. 3l.SS-
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NEW YORK. oct. I2-Inital prices were IN
changed 10 points above yesterdays final ng-
ures but prices improved Immediately on good
buying for both accounts. shorts became ex-
ceedingly nervous on the hullish character OF
the Chronicle report. and prices were bid up
slowly, January touched SIS, OF point above
the former high mark. Cables closed IN
changed TO 1-64 higher. spots l-S2d. lower;
sales 1000. Heavy rains were reported from
Texas the precipitation being general, with
heavy fan at Longview. S.o4 inches. The mar
ket closed steady. near the best.
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The handsomest and best watch in the world for
the money, superbly engraved, double hunting
case, stem wind and stem set, 1eWeled movement,
absolutely guaranteed.
Cut this out and send u 70 us ana we Will send
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express charges, and V yours Ladies' size
order TO-DAY as we will send out samples 1T this
reduced price for 90 rs only. KELLEY JEW
ELRY CO., 20 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. oct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1907;
steady; state dairy. I563oc; creamery, i5q2lc;
June do. I2Ql5c: factory. l2izdl5c.
Cheese-Receipts, 6.5S9 packages; steady; fac
tory. large colored and western. SIC; fancy
small colored. 10itc; do white, 1Od10Ac.
EgEs-Receipts. 6.s95 packages: steady; vest
ern candled. 21d2liac: do uncandled 1Td2lc.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining, 5-l6c;
centrifugal IS test, 3zc: molasses sugar, &c; re-
fined. steady; crushed, $50; powdered, $50;
graduated. $50.
Cofree-Firm; No I Rio. 57sd6c-
Mo1aaaaa-CfanHw
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Eo,,r kiIled In Railroad Wreck.

DUBUQUE Ia, Oct. 1O.-Two freight
trains collided near Lombard, Ill, early
today resulting in the death OF Engineer
Charles Andrews. Firemen Houren and
Hayher and Brakeman William Glenn.
Three trainmen were slightly injured.
The cause is not known.
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Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct. 12-Turpentine firm.
$ bid; sales 6S1. Rosin firm; sales 1.7S5; W W.
$40; " G. S2.45: n, s3.05; NJ, S245; X, sL95;
I. $40: H. $50: G. 10; F. si.10: E D B A,
sl-o5. Receipts spirits ao4; rosin 3, ia.
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FAMOUS NELSON RANGERS.

MACON, Oct. 11.-Col. Robert A. Mis-
bet. who is arranging for the Nelson
Rangers reunion here during the Elks
fair and state reunion, has received re-
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SALES LARGER THAN OUTPUT.
Alabama Furnaces Cannot Supply De-
mand of Domestic Market.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 1.-THE
Sloss-Sheffield steel and Iron Company
sold last month 5000 tons of pig iron
and made only 10000 tons. Sales this month
are in the same ratio. The company has
sold it's output for the remainder OF the
wear and is accepting orders only for the
first part of next year. President z. o.
Hopkins, who has returned from a direc-
tors meeting In New York, states that
the company is doing superb business.
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Always Asleep.

Suppose I put on your husbands
headstone the word Asleep p
cit will not be necessary; he was
policeman"
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!. SEMI-WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
southern Exchange Cotton Letter.

crop the supply to date is 1.s7s.5s2. against l.
81. ssl Tor the same period last year.
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SUGAR and Coffee Quotations.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12-standard graduated,
1910 Coffee. jobbing. SIC; invoice. SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-Standard granu-
lated $50: fine granulated same as standard.
ATLANTA, Oct 12.-Standard granulated,
sac Roasted coffee-Arbuckle. 10O-lb. cases.
$40 so; Lion, 100-lb cases, $3.50.
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CHICAGO Cash Quotations.

CHICAGO. oct. l2-wheat-No. ? red. 7oN8
~; NO. 3 do. esd70hc: No. hard winter, 6sA
Gs9Ec: No. 3 do. -: No. northern spring,
Corn-No. ?. 5sssG5sHc; No. 3. 5slsc
Oats-No. 2, S5&d3sc; No. 5. S5QS51zc.
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WonI 0uotatIons-
Live Stock Market.

ST LOUIS, Oct 12-WooI steady: territory
and western medium, 1461slEc; fine, 11G15l4c;
coarse. I2nl5c.
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Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter.

ATLANTA. Oct. I2.-Trsde conditions con-
fiuue TO improve the season advances.
me weather prevailing Is al that could be
asked FOR as far as the fruit and produce busi-
ness is concerned.
There Is a strong demand for apples. and es-
peciallv stock OF good size, variety and color,
81 which there have been very few thus FAR
this season. The quality. generally speaking,
is POOR throughout the country. and IL win
be late IN the season before the best varieties
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Houston exuects Monday $4,000 20 moo bales.
arainst IS ~ bales last year. New Orleans ex-
pscts Monday 1900 70 1f.oo0 bales. against -
VI bales last year.
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need. you can purchase the
regular fifty cent and one dol
lar size BOTTLES at the drug
stores everywhere.
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ATLANTA MARKETS.
Cotton.
Vegetables.

ATLANTA. Oct. 12-Niddlins cotton quiet
at 1s-16c.
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!gs.s :: u D'r''.''ts' sa''' "T'' $500
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CHICAGO. Oct. l2.-Cattle-Receipts 500. in
GLIDING 100 Texans; steady; good 70 prime
steers. s.. 2oqs s.; poor to medium. g 5oq5- 90;
stockers and feeders S200d4.3o; cows, 81 25l4 80;
heifers. s2.ooq5.oo; Gamers sl25q225; bulls.
Sl-T5ff4.75; calves, So0G625; Texas fed steers,
81 e0d3.75; western steers. S65d5.50
Hogs-Receipts today 5000; steady best me-
dium strong 20 5 higher: mixed and butchers
s.. 00d6.50; good 10 choice heavy S600Q6.55;
rough heavy. s5T0d6.00; light, S6.ood6.40; bulk
OF sales. S5-s0G6.20
sheep-Receipts 1000: weak: lambs lower:
good 20 choice wethers. 50. 50G8.00; fair 20
choice mixed. s.. 0Of93.5 80; western sheep. 5000
80; native lambs $S.OOd5.00; western lambs,
S3.256Aeo.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. l2.-Cattle-Receipts
go: market unchanged from Fridays close (;
native beef steers s5.00d5-60; Texas and In
dams. S2.70d3.60; Texas cows. S2.00a2.S5; native
COWS and helfers. s.. 6od5.50: stockers and feed
ers. s3o0d440; bulls. s2.55d4-25; natives, 5000
HoEs-Receipts !. 900: Sc higher: bulk OF sales
S. la6 ~: heavy. ss.s0fe.50; packers. S6lOfl6 40
medium. 6. 80. light, S5.55d6.a5; workers.
S. 15G6 Is: pigs. s. 5085l0.
Sheep-Receipts none; market normal.
CINCINNATI Oct. I2.-Hogs-Weak; butch
ers and shippers S6.15G6.20: common. Ss.75Q5.l5 IS.
cattle-Steady; fair 10 good shippers, Si5od
Sis: common. Si.65d215.
Sheep-Dull. lower. u.25d2@
Lambs-Quiet. NdA40.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-10-14

ne foIiowinE we're the ruling auotations IN
rha exchange market today.
rafsa co. wfHdlfuw A 1915.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-10-14
NEW YORK COTTON

ne folloWinE Wers ne FuiInE ptioss u q
Toss. STEADY: miaaling. SIC steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-10-14

Geese feathers. new. white, 50d55c per ID: {;
I'D geese feathers, 15c; duck and geese mixed
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-10-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
he following were the ruling quotations On
The nCor q the exchange today
comparstIve Cotton Statement.

S5M aoE 56S 3s ' r5 seS K: Mex sS ne