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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
WILL PURSUE
NEW NAVAL
POLICY
THE RECEIVING SHIPS FOR RE-,
cRUITS WILL BE ABANDON,
ED-HIST0RIC VESSELS NOW
IN NAVY WILL DISAPPEAR.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 25.-Station-
airy receiving ships for enlisted men Of the
navy which have been a feature Of the
service almost since its creation, are to ,
disappear. Acting Secretary of the Navy
Darling has determined. with the approx
al of Secretary Moody. to inaugurate a
new policy. Hereafter. as a vessel Is as
signed to training purposes fills her COM
plement of men, she win ct once proceed
to sea and train them. and upon the COM
pletion of their course they will be trans
ferred to regular men-of-war.
This policy has created considerable op-
position from naval ofncers consulted in
advance, but the department considered
there were so many advantages IN the
scheme that 1t decided to adopt it. Con-
gress has refused to authorize barracks
for the enlisted men, as recommended by
the bureau of navigation, and as the old
Vermont was worn out at the New York
navy yard. and the Richmond, at League
island, was too small, 1t was necessary
to replace the former by the triple screw
cruiser Columbia. and the latter by the
Minneapolis. There have thus been taken
from the active list two modern vessels
which should be available for men-of-war
duty and should not be tied up at the
navy yards serving the purpose of receiv-
ing ships.
As the first step in the new policy de-
Vermlned upon, Acting secretary Daring
has received from the war department the
hospital relief ship now in Asiatic waters
and the transports Hancock and Lawton.
The secretary Of war has also promised
to transfer one of these four ships. Bu-
ford, Summer, Meade and Warren. The
Hancock has quarters for 1,062 men, and
the Lawton for 6s5 men. The Warren can
accommodate 1,239 the Meade 1,176, the
Buford 916. and the Summer 76s men. The
Hancock and Lawton viii be ordered to
New York and Philadelphia. respectively.
and the ship to be selected will be proba-
bly, sent to San Francisco. The relief may
be retained for a short time as a hospital
ship.
Execution of the department policy viii
result in the disappearance from the navy
such historic vessels as the Franklin.
Richmond Wabash and Independence. All
of these vessels are stationary receiving
ships and are at Norfolk, Boston and
Mare Island. Men newly enlisted are at
once sent to those ships, where they re-
main three months. and are then transfer
red to training ships. Under Mr.. Darling's
plan, the men will Immediately enter a
training ship and commence their naval
education.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
New YORK Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Cotton opened steady.
unchanged to points higher and continued to
Improve after the call on fairly active. general
active buying. in which the shorts and Wall
street bulls figured conspicuously. The infu-
ences at work very conlicting, the wealth
er reports being ideal. the Liverpool cables be-
ing not up to expectations and the public opin-
ions being Of a hesitatlng character. On the
other hand receipts were again very lighs at
the interior towns. The trade was influenced
chiefly by the light movement, the idea being
that IL reflected a short crop The bears at
tributed the shortage to the presence Of every
available man in the fields in order to take
every advantage Of the fine weather south, leav-
ing these ginning, baling and marketing OF
crop to a later date when conditions might not
be 30 favorable. The weekly trade reports were
fairly encouraging and the market news from
Fail river indicated a good fall and winter
trade The south and Europe were buyers OF
the winter months in the local market after
the call and a number of leading bear traders
covered in anticipation of further rise in prices
should the movement continue in its present
slim basis Southern spot markets were report
ed as steady, but duiet. Export clearances
NEW YORK COTTON.
BY Private Wire to Murphy g. Co
NEW YORK, Oct, 25.- The following
were the ruling prices in the exchange
today:
Tone. quiet; middling 8 7O-1OOc; steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
Weekly New Orleans Cotton Letter.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-Prices show small
changes from last Saturday and fluctuations
during the week have been mild. It may be
stated it's case of 'Buston against the bu-
reau."
Following all kinds Of rumors as to coming
out, Mr.. Buston finally at New York on
Thursday afternoon, issued an estimate for the
present crop of IL, 200 600 minimum and much
more" with favorable weather conditions On
Friday, the first market day following his es-
innate prices advanced several points in
stead Of declining as was foreshadowed in this
letter last Saturday, proving that If Mr.. Bus
tons estimate has or had any real value, il
had been discounted ahead. Rock ribbed bulls
here pooh-pooh Buston and his estimate and II
is to be noted that there is confident buy
ing of cotton here by people who believe in IT,
Another estimator with headquarters at New
York issues a circular proving that the later
the frost the bigger the crop, and so between
all these estimators the average trader hardly
knows where he is at.
minished scale while exports are quite free.
These facts are hard of explanation by bears
with such fine weather as has obtained lately.
The crux of the situation appears to be that
with good trade and universal peace through
out the world. increased cost of items of Nv
ing, etc. that at current prices cotton is
low priced commodity. But this predict
pyrotechnics in the near future and bears are
as lavish with speech buying to talk prices
down. Meanwhile, notwithstanding the full
limitations Of wise estimators. the market is
wonderfully steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27

lbs. Concord. 1sc: 10 lbs. Concord. z7kc:
lbs. Delawares, 22l1c; lbs Niagaras. 2oc;
Vegetables.
Cabbage 6Od75c per hundred: tomatoes. per
basket crates. s125. also peck crates. 4oc; green
CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
Winter Nellis pears. $50; Tokay grapes. 500:
black grapes. 81. 259l.5o; peaches. elings. N15;
Crackers.
Standard soda 7c; milk nc; Xxx cream,
nc; lemon cream. &c; cornhilis, Sc; assorted
penny cakes, Sc; assorted Jumbles, Ice; lunch
milk TIC; xxx soda, exc; xxx ginger snaps.
Woodenware.
Two-hoop pine pals. per dozen. 81 40: s-hoop
pine pals. per dozen. Loo; s-hoop brass bound
pals. white cedar s9' snSe % DruSnes soc 70
per box OF gross. 75c; washboards. from $50
10 $500; pine tubs, in nest, per nest. ESQ;
sTesd trays from 500 to $40 per dozen; wood
rim sleeves, per Dozen SOC; axe handles. SOC
TO s125 per dozen; No; ! chim.neys. per case q
per case OF 6 dozen. $50; No: pearl top
chimneys, per case Of dozen. $40.
Groceries.
Coffee-Fancy. 1O911c: low grades. 7G1Oc; Ar
buckle roasted, $3.50; Lion 5000. Sugar-Cut
loaf re: cubes Sc; powdered Sasc; sTan so
extra c. 4&c; refined yellow. 41kc; New Orleans
clarified. 4AQ4isc. candy-Assorted stick. per
ID box &C; barrel SIC. Matches-200 in box.
81. 1907. 90; IS, 45I55c. owing to brand. Soda
Box Sis; keg 2G2kc. Rice-Head. &c; fancy
head, &c. Starch-Pearl. 3Hc; lump SC. Cheese
Fancy full cream. 14c: full cream. 1870.
Powder-Rihe $40 per keg; drop shot, s1-6o.
Hides and Skins.
Green sailed hides, 60 lbs. and up. per h.,
No Is, 9lkc; green sailed hides 40 to 60
lbs. per lb., No. is Sc, No. Is &c; green salted
hides under 40 lbs, ger h.. No. is TIC, No.
2s 6Isc; dry flint hides over l6 lbs. 14113c; under
Is lbs No. Is 13c, No. IS 12c; dry salt hides.
over % lbs, per h. No Is 12ci No. Is lie:
dry salt hides. under 20 lbs. per h., No. Is lie,
No. q I0c; taIlow in casks. No !, SIC; No.
2 SIC; talIow in barrels and tubs. per h..
No SC, No. sc; beeswax, per h., 25c; green
salfed horse hides, each. Sl5092 Is; green sailed
colts and ponies hides. each. 7515ec
Cotton Seed Products.
Cotton seed oil nominal, &c per gallon: cot
ton seed, SIG per ton f. o. b. station; cotton
seed meal, so per ton; cotton seed hulls. bulk,
$500 per ton; bale hullss 500 per ton; sacked
bulls, $3.50 per ton.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
New ~ Produce Market.

NEW YORK oct 25.-Flour-Recelpts, IS
COO: exports 80. 900; easy: winter patents, 800
as So; winter straights, s3.40G3.50; winter ex-
tras, 50 S063. 90; winter low grades, S5t59z 30
Minnesota patents, S3.9cq4.O0; do bakers - 10
Wheat-Receipts 10000: exports. $4,000;
spot, steady; No. ? red, Use: elevator ana
77skGT77s, (. o. b, afoat; No. northern Sz1s9'
T. o. b. adoat; No hard. $3.50, anoat; optlohs
steady; May TIC; December. 7S1sc
Corn-Receipts, 1905 exports, 1900; spot
steady; No. @ 66Ic; elevator and. 67Ac. anoat;
No. yellow and white &c; options. nrra 7
January. SIC; May. 4Shc; Octoebr SeiAc; De-
December, 56Ssc.
Oats-Receipts, 12s, 600; exports. 1900; spot,
quiet; No. 2 &c., standard and No white
S6isc; track white. western ana STATE SAG
4OiIc; options dull: December, 36hc.
Hay-steady; shipping. 55Q7Oc; good 10
choice. 95cGs1.00. -,
IIops-Firm; state common to choice. 1902.
2SG35c; 1901 24d25c; old. 7d12lzc: Pacific coast,
1902 25631c; 1901 22927c: olds Td12kc.
Hides-Steady: Galveston, 20d2 pounds, 1Se;
California, 21G25 pounds. lsc; Texas ar z4a
50 pounds. lac.
Leather-ouiet hemlcck sole Buenos Ayres
light to heavy acid. 24G25l5c.
Wool-Quiet: domestic fleece, 25GS0c-
Cotton Seed Oil-Quiet; prime crude. nomi-
nal; do yellow. 36lAGS7c.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, g. 70; do in bulk.
$3.50.
Rosin-Firm; strained common to good a-7o9
Turpentine-Dun. 5s1k@55c.
Rice-Firm; domestic. fair to extra, 4E4
6ssc; Japan, 4ssd45sc.
good to choice. Ssa4Oc.
Coffee-Spot, quiet; No. invoice 59sc.
Mild steady: Cordova, 14Q12c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
Mccullough Bros Fruit and Prooues
Letter.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. Is, 1902.
Contrary TO the expectations OF the fruit and
produce handlers. trade in this line. with few
exceptions has been dun during the past week.
Apples have been more plentiful. which. with
the slow demand, has resulted in quite an ac-
emulation on which IT. will be necessary 70
cut prices In order to move them.
Cabbage continue to drag. with all receipts
being retrimmed and having 70 be disposed Of
at sacrifice prices.
While the demand for bananas is slow. prices
have been sustained. and no decline is looked
for in the near future.
The demand for oranges has been more or
less brisk for the last ten days. and prices have
been such would authorize a general con-
sumption.
The latest reports from Florida are to the ef-
feet that the extreme dry hot weather that
prevailed during the growing and maturing sea
son will be responsible for short crop; In
fact some sections show the yield to be 50
per cent short.
New crop nuts, ralsins. dates figs are now
being received. and being sold at fair margins.
Lemons continue TO hold their own as to
prices with a brisk demand
Irish potatoes are in light supply with indi-
cations of higher prices. Demand for sweet
potatoes Is very slow.
Poultry prices continue high with light re-
ceipts. This may also be said Of butter and
eggs.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO.
Receipts and Shipments.
Chicago CIosfno Quotations.

CHICAGO. Oct. 5-wheat-December 721kc;
May 73B674c.
Corn-October 57ikc; November SEC: December
51Ac; May 4Skc; May 42Ac.
Oats-October 307sc; old 2SSsc; December 31kc;
old 2Ssc92s%c; May S2hc; July 311zc.
Pork-October $3.50; January $3.50; May
$14S0.
Lard-october S1l.15; November $685. Deem
Der So So; January $9.15; May S37ihGS40.
Ribs-October $11.50; January $780, May
$7.77K
Flax-Cash northwest SIPS; southwest s1.23;
May 81 26; December e12.3.
Rye-May SIC.
Barley-Cash 35d5Sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $415.
Clover-October S11 %
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
SEMI-WEEKLY MARKET REPORT

Journal of Commerce today published
bullish reports from Alabama and Ceor-
gia both as respects picking, chances for
top and final outturn. Gables were un-
changed. The weather may showed once
more high temperatures and absence of
moisture of consequence. So long as this
condition continues 1t seems hardly pos
sible to expect a better market and moth
ing but the possibility of a continued
small movement helps to offset the re-
markably fine October weather up to
this time Despite Mr.. Burton's bearish
estimate, firms of Importance in the trade
adhere to very small crop estimates.
Shorts covered October, and Houston es-
Inmates for Monday being only half of
last year, went to Offset the more liberal
current movement The days business
was very small and the net result of
trading unimportant.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
Mn,r OrIeana Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, oct. 25.-In the spot cot
ton market prices remained at about yester-
"a ades and with a family lower shading where
The poorer qualities were concerned. At noon
the exchange committee on quotations report
cd the market steady at unchanged figures
with Gales of 1850 bales Of spots and 1850 to
arrive.
The market for contracts was dull through
out the short session today and what little
trading was INDUCED in confined almost
entirely 10 the December, January and Mareh
positions The market opened at even figures
and throughout trading hours swung back and
forth over a range Of not more than to
points either way, ultimately closing only to
points below yesterdays figures.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Tn, following were the ruling quotations In
the New Orleans cctton exchange today;
Tone. quiet; middlings, SIC; quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
;SicN or TIE SENATE
WAS VERY BRIEF TODAY

Senate met at l0-o'clock Thursday morn
ing ana was called 10 order b. President
Howell
The roll was called. showing that a.
senators were present The president an
ncunced 10 the senate that he would like
Tor the members 70 indicate as 10 the
committees upon which they desired to
serve. He said that be would reserve a
right to put members on more than
three committees
President Howell said that II the mem
hers OF the senate would give him the
information asked for II would greatly
aid him in the formation OF the commit
tees. and also give him an opportunity TO
accommodate the senators in this matter
Mr. Mathews offered a resolution that
was adopted. that the senate meet with
the house In joint session at IL O'Clock
Tor the purpose Of canvassing the roll
call for governor and declaring the result.
The governors message was then re-
ceived and read by Assistant Secretary OF
the Senate Mr.. Hanseil
When the joint session held for the
purpose OF consolidating the vote cast
Tor governor had been declared the senate
reconyened and on motion Of Mr.. Jordan
adjourned until Friday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
GEORGIA MINE CAVES IN,
KILLING ONE MAN

DALTON. Ca. Oct. S-one man killed
and another probably fatally injured is the
result OF the cavfng OF a mine in Murray
county late Thursday afternoon
Lee Gault. OF Indian Territory. was op-
Grating a supposed gold mine on For
Mountain. and II was there that the acct
dent occurred.
Jasper Edwards lost his life and Jesse
Morrison was the man wounded.
Both young men were prominent and
were interested in the mine operations.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
Live Poultry.

ATLANTA. Oct. 25.-Mddling cotton steady
at sac
Live Poultry.
Hens. s5c. active; fries large, 22d24c; me-
diums. lSGisc; small. l4Ql5c; cocks. zoe; gum
cas- IS62Oc; geese, full feathered. 55c; ducks
puddle. 22lka25c, Pekin. 271kG3Oc; turkeys. live,
l0611c; dressed, 14415c; dressed henss K1sc;
Country Produce.
Butter-Georgia Jersey 2O6221sc; Tennessee
Jersey, 20622kc; Tennessee choice, 16glI1zc;
Irish potatoes. 75c per bushel; sweet potatoes.
Soc per busheI; onions, 81. 00d1.10 per bushel;
honey, new crop, strained, 5Q6c per pound
comb. bright, S99c per pound; eggs: fresh stock
bushel; chinquepins s2O09225 per bushel.
Fish and Oysters.
Pompano. 15c Spanish mackerel. 12c: trout
salt water. 6dTc; fresh water, TIC; blue hsn
Srouperi 4c muliet. S. 5Oa7OO per barrel; oys-
ters extra selects 81 %: selects. $11O; stew Soc
Flour and Grain.
Flour-Old wheat -four: Fancy Diamond
patent S4.75; first patent. $25; straight, $50:
e eoT I srst patent ;S5: bran. large sacks
81 90; small sacks, 81. 90; corn meal, plain Soc
bolted Re grss H%d ,i ~ gP sTa . sS oo
oats 60e; white oats, soc; No. mixed. 45c;
hay, timothy. No. l. large bales, $-oS; small
nessee rye SLIGO; barley. sLon; victor feed. 81 40
per 100 rounds.
Meat, Lard and Hams.
Reg. r.. 11kc; half ribs 111kc; rib B.. 12lsc;
fat g. 10c; lard, best. 12i4c; 2d. ike; break
fast bacon. boise; hams. 13d15c, according o
brand and average; Cal. H, 12c; lard COM
pound. SIC.
Mixed nuts. 1sc: Brazil nuts, 1eG17c; Eng
fish walnuts, No l. 1215c; No 2 919QlOc; North
Carolina peanuts. 4i1c; hand picked. Virginia.
SIC; extra fancy Virginia. easlzc; almonds,
1sI14c; pecans. 1G121zc-
Feathers.
Geese feathers new. white. 55960c per H.;
old geese feathers, l5d25c; duck and geese
mixed, SOQ4Oc.
Fruit.
Apples, fancy eating 50. cO63. 80 per barrel;
cooking, S1.5eG2.O0 per barrel; lemons, fan
cy, $3S5@950. choice, demand very good.
SCI 90 per 'bOx;s lines 60d75c per hundred.
pincapples, 81 50lD2.75; bananas. straight. per
bunch, 1.a571. 80; culs. 90dsl.5 per bunch;
prunes, 5d6c per pound currants. Sd1Oc per
pound; pie peaches ID. $3.50 per crate; raisinss
S15091.60 per box: New York state grapes,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
Spot Cotton Market.

Atlanta, steady, sac.
New York, dull. s 7O-100c.
New Orleans. steady, SIC.
Liverpool. steady, 4 70-1OOd.
Galveston, quiet, 3-16c.
Norfolk, steady, s 3-l6c.
Baltimore, nominal, s 5-l6c.
Boston, dull, $40.
Wilmington. firm. SIC.
Philadelphia, quiet, S.95.
Savannah, quiet. Sc.
New Orleans, steady, SIC.
Mobile, quiet, 15-16c.
Memphis, quiet. SC.
Augusta, steady, s 3-16c.
Charleston, steady, Sc.
Cincinnati, steady. SIC.
Louisville, firm, 5-16c.
St. Louis. quiet, 5 1-l6c.
Houston, quiet, 5 3-16c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27

and barely steady Prime crude. ssd54c: prime
crude,ef. o. b. mills. csc; summer yellow, sols
137c: of summer yellow, s655c; prime white.
&c; prime winter yellow. 4294Sc; prime meal,
$27G2S. nominal.
NEW. ORLEANS. Oct 25,-Cotton seel OIL
Prime refined IN barrels 35lkc; of refined in
barrels. 34isc; prime crude, loose, 29tzc-
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 25.-On, carload Iots'
per gallon: Prime crude, 2SIkc; off crude. NOM
inal; prime summer yellow, Sllsci on SUMMER
yellow nominal; choice cooking summer yeiow'
less than carload lots, nominal Meal PRIME
off
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
TERRELL TO SEND MESSAGE
TO LEGISLATURE THIS WEEK

Governor j. NJ. Terrell viii send a special
message to the general assembly this week.
He will begin work on the message sometime
tomorrow and viii have II ready by the end Of
the week.
In that message he will make some important
recommendations and will outline fully his
views on what legislation Is needed. The
message will deal at length with the subject
Of taxation and appropriations.
The legislators are looking forward with
great deal Of interest to the message Of the
new governor and are anxious to find out whao
his views on the different subjects are.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25-Trading on the board Of
trade today was quiet but the market had a
higher, December corn a shade higher and oats
bgAc higher. January provisions closed from
The volume OF trading in wheat was some
what smaller than of late Room bulls who
abandoned their lines early replaced them par
TALLY on strong spots toward the close and
while the market was active at the advance,
there was enough realizing to hold it steady.
strength in corn followed by a decline on
big receipts and heavy liquidation along with
weakness in corn. Good buying toward the
close brought about a rally and the finish
about steady. December opened unchanged
to &c higher at 72hG72ssc sold up to 72sc,
declining to n%c, but on the final rally the
price went to 72%c and the close was near
the top. &c higher, at 72hc. Clearanees OF
Primary receipts were 1856, 900 bushels against
1,075. 600 bushels year ago. Minneapolis and
with local receipts of $50 cars. four of con-
tract made total receipts for the three points
of 1852 cars, against s67 cars last week and
Corn was quiet but firm, with a slight de-
cline early in sympathy with wheat. Later the
market became hrrner on fair commission house
buying Influenced by rains in Illinois and
Iowa. and the close was slightly above yes
terday's final figures. Dece aber closed shace
higher at 51%c after selling between 51b@
5lh and SIC. Local receipts sS2 cars, 81 cars
of contract grade.
Oats continued dull and featureless and prices
hoctuated within narrow range the close
steady with December AQAe higher, at
3lHc, after ranging between Jus ana olt4C'
Local receipts 253 cars.
Provisions were inclined to weakness LIB
eral receipts OF hogs and decline Of ten cents
In prices the yards selling inconsiderable
iiauidation by locals. Demand was limited.
January pork closed 215c lower, at 1880, jan
uary lard quo higher, at 1915, and ribs sc
lower at $500.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat. 1o5
cars; corn, 345 cars; oats, 24O cars hogs, S2 600
head.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-The leading futures
Articles. Opening Highest. Lowest. Close.
WHEAT NO. D.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
Naval Store.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Oct. 25.--spirits tur-
pentine nothing doing; receipts 49 casks.
Rosin steady, 81. 25a1.s0; receipts. rs.
Crude turpentine firm. 81. 1850 90; receipts lsl
Tar firm, 81. 40; receipts. los.
CHARLESTON, S. C, Oct So.-Iurpehuhe
and rosin unchanged.
SAVANNAH, Ca. Oct 25-Turpentine firn
5olLc. receipts LAS; sales. 1.241; exports, 7O2.
Rosin firm; receipts. 3.7s7; sales S,4S4; ex-
ports, 1928. :, 90,
G H.55 H S1.75, 1 $500 $50, SsOO' n
$50. w, G 1915, w w s415.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER;
JURY RECOMMENDS taERCY

ROANOKE. Va. Oct S-Henry Stone. ac-
esrcd OF the murder Of william Ruble. a mine
vrnrd on Crane creek. IN Mercer county. Nir-
ma during the recent coal miners strike.
- today found guilty OF murder In the first
#@wwee IN the criminal court az Bluehelds. The
inv recommended that the sentence be life
lurrrfsouuent There are four other men 70 be
tried on the same charge, but i u thought
Ct ccxE
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
ccMPAnArINE eoRr RECElPTs.
Total at all ports IS. O4s 4a.sOa 35.Si5 -


N.StIn atco OUtt-!I &c US
Houston expects Monday $500 TO 10000 bales.
-IRaS lsBT ssIBq SO ~ lsuIB5B
New Orleans expects Monday 1900 70 u,VOO
b. Toe against 16 54S bales last year.
Galveston c-e rs Mon say l6o 600 TO 1s COO bales.
against 5,54S bales last year,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
g. Islana Cottc-

sAvANNAH. Ca. Oct 25-Sea Island Cot
ton, fancy Georgia 1Sd1Shc; extra choice
Georeia, I761T1kc choice Georgia. l6c; extra
fine Georgia. 15c; fine Georgia, l4Ql41Hc
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
New orleans SUGAR Marker.

NEW ORLEANS Oct. 25.-Sugar quiet but
steady; open kettle. 2la63 1-16c; open kettle;
centrifugal new 3hd3lzc; centrifugal white
8 15-16c; yellow, 5is@s 1916; second. l9sqSAc
E1olasses in good demand open kettle. go
soc; centrifugal. 15G24c; syrup, steady, 2593Oc
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-27
Wool Quotations.
Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25--wool. steady; territory
and western mediums. 16d1sc; fine, l2QlS1zc;
coarse 12915c.