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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1902-09-08
Coffee and Sugar.

Now York. September 6.-CoIee futures
opened steady 10 points higher July an
s points higher on the balance OF the list,
this improve merit in sympathy With hrmer
markets in Europe. where rum0r had It thtt
bull manipulation Of no uncertain type was
at work This support IN Havre aud HAM
burg was said 10 he guided Icy the Ne~ York
oul faction. though il was difficult 10 trace
the local huVing to this source. After the
call he market was generally steady 70 hrin
with spcculdtiou modei atey active and gems
cr4l Tho close was finn ana not l0d 3
IointS higher The crop movement was ~
eatdcd as moderat and pri3aIy markets were
rather easier than anticipated. However. the
latter factor ma lc little. Impression on scnti-
mont here: sales IS. $50 hays. including ser
tomber end October at SIC November 5 4oc
545: Deccnher S 45g5 so. March Sos May
s 75a5 80. June S 90 July 900 5. 50
coffee spot Rio steady: No. invoice n
O is. mild steady: CordoVa So ~.
Sugar. raw firm; fair refining 8 csntrituga'
o6-test B. MolaSscs sugar "a. Refined
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GOVERNMENT REPORT ON COTTON CONDITION


on oil al a
on l. mainly
from
andI0 S
In the is
l point the
low it's e year
pointsab ov that the cores
e
and imperfect
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pound in a n
of
area
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Groceries.

Atlanta. September 6-Roasted coffee per
100 pounds. Arbuckles. $l0.S0: Lion, 5000
Cordova sl905; Blue Ribbon. $40: green
coffee, choice. l0c: fair, Sc; prime &c. Su-
gar. standard gra;.-!ated, s. Sirup.
New Orleans open Kettle. 3od45c; mixed.
Salt, dairy sacks. $1.30Gil 40; barrel, bulk
$50: ice cream, sl.25; common. 55q69c
Cheese. fancy. full cream. IL l-2d15 I-2c
Matches 65s. A. 3-4Q55c Zoos. Sl.509l. "a
Soda. Arm and Hammer. S3.75 Crackers,
soda. l-4c; cream. 4 Ia: ginger snaps.
Lie. Candy. common stick. Sc: fancy.
7Ql0c oysters. +. w. S1.S5: l.. W., S.25
Fancy head rice. &c; head rice. Co
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Mississippians Want More.

Jackson. Miss. September 5-tSpecial)
Many people i'm Mississippi are impressed
with the belief that the state delegation
in congress was not quite bold enough in
asking appropriations at the last session.
According to figures just compiled the APP
preparations to this state from the federal
treasury amounted to only $2S0u,j0, or an
average of Is cents for each man. woman
and child in the state, whereas Florida
received about t}.500.O00. per capita OF
$3.50, and il has been suggested that at
the coming session the Mississippi repre-
sentatives should cast aside their timid-
ity and endeavOr to pull little more
money In this direction.
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Taken Back To Mississippi.

Jackson. Miss. September S.-(Special)
Travelling Sergeant Henry. of the peni-
Tertiary. returned last night from Column
bus. Ca, having i'm custody an escaped
convict named r. NJ Hall. who was cap
tured at that place and returned TO Mis-
sissipp on d requstion issued by Gov
ernor Longino. Hall is a man of fine ed
ucation. an excellent bookkeeper, and
has given the prison authorities much
trouble. He escaped about fourteen
months ago. and was first located In
Oklahoma. but before the travelling ser
geant could reach him Hall managed
to escape again and made his way to
Georgia. In the future he will be kept
under close surveillance.
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same time in 1899: south arn mill >Nxings
So 600 against % 700 last year. %, 400 year
I,fore last and 2l.7l3 the same time IN
1899.
Foreign exports for the five days nave beeh
81 $40 against 25.776.
The total tGkinCs of American mills north
and south ard canada thus far for ihe sea-
son have been so I39. against 3g.2l9 last
,ear These include l7.73S by northern spin
ners. against I0,5i9.
since thr close of the commercial year
stocks at American ports and the 20 leu ding
southern interior centcrs have been increased
So PAS bales, AGAINST an increase Tor the
same period last season Of al, ana are now
8 809 less than at this date last year.
Inculing amounts left over at ports and
il terror towns from the last crop. ard the num-
bel of bales brought into sight thus tar i0T
the new crop, the supply to date IS 80 ,r2o,
AGAINST 425, 25 for the same period last
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Flour, Grain and Meal.

Atlanta, September 6-Flour. old wheat.
Diamond patent $40; second patent 81 20:
straight 81 S0dI; extra fancy, 81 40:
fancy $3.50 First patent spring wheat
S475 Crn, choice white, Sic; No. white
S3c No. > mixed soc. oats. white clipped
55c No white soc; No. mixed iSc:
No. 3 mixed i6c: bran Sl.00. Brown
shorts SID; white shorts, $l.55. Rye
95c bushel Barley SOC bushel Vic.
tor food SI.40 per 100 lbs: Quailer fooi
ST. TO- Choice large bale hay Sl05; No. |
small 95c; No. small 90c. Plain corn
meal sec: holted zoe Cotton seed meal
SIPS per 100 lbs. Hudnuts srits 500
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Just Where They Want It.

Knoxville. Tenn. September 6.-tSpe-
cial. Judge J. W. Sneed has decided that
the state cases against Harvey Logan.
the alleged Montana train rObber. can
not be dismissed However, he has issued
an order permitting the United States
marshal 10 enter the Knox county jail
and serve federal warrants on Logan.
This gets IsOgan's case into the federal
courts. just where the express company
and railroad people have wanted it, L0-
gan will therefore he tried in federal
court at its term which begins here next
week II may be that after the federal
court is through with him. he viii b.
tried on the felOniOus assault cases in the
state court which are the outcome OF
Logan shooting TWO policemen here last
December.
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Own Extensive Land Tract.

Knoxville. Tenn, September 3-fSpe-
cial w. r. Hopkins, of Cleveland. Ohio.
who has extensive interests in North
Carolina. passed through here en- route
to that state He represents the company
owning the Fielding tract" of about i0.-
900 acres which is located at The head
waters of the Little Tennessee river. He
is going TO North Carolina to look after
litigation 10 perfect his cOmpany's title
to the property. Mr.. Hopkins says II
the Walhalla. :. C.-CharleSton. Tenn.
extension of the Southern railway IS
built as reported few days ago i'm the
press reports. it will greatly benefit his
prOperty. Opening il UP for development.
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spot Cotton Quotations.

Official closing quotations fur spot cotton
Atianta-.2uict. mittling 5"sc-
liverpool Easier. middling LISA.
New Yorl1-Dul: mid5linE $40.
New Orleans-QUici; midaAnE Stsc
savannah Easy. midlliuc 8l4c.
GalNeston-Quiet, midiiing 9-l6c
Norfolk quiet; middling Saic.
Mobile Nominal; middling 3-l6c.
Memphis-Stcady; middhng S 7-l6c
Augusta-Quict ana steady; middling 3
7-l6c.
Charlcston-Quict; mi3dling 3l6c.
Houston-EaSy; mlddliug 3d..
ST Il1uis-Oniet. middI ne 81 &c.
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TEN NJ ESSEE.
Garland Refunds the Money.

cial)-The matter of s. \. Garland and
the J-naka National bank. at Johnson
city. has been satisfactorily adjusted
Garland was arrested IN Louisville last
week on the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses. He was brought
from that city to Johnson City. Tenn, by
an officer Upon reaching Johnson City
he paid the bank the money is claimed
and the prosecution was dropped Mr.
Garland claims there was nothing crimi-
nal In his conduct.
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Weekly Cotton Crop Stateme.t.

New orleans. September 5.Secretary Hes
ttr's New Orleans cotton exchange sta:nent.
issued during business hours today. hows
tho amount brought into sight for the fir. FIVE
days Of September i36.354. against 6.436
lrst year 6482l year before last and g.
E55 TIE same time in 1899.
The statement shows receipts at all Tilted
states ports since September I at 9u48,
srains. SO 7e6 last wear. 33.S63 year lfore
last and 90 OS4 the same time in 1899. YER
land across the Mississippi Ohio and Potnac
rivers TO northern mills and Canada 1913.
against Lays last year. 2. SIS year befordast
ard 10 2q3 the same time in 1899; inror
stocks inAsease over those held at the Zee
of the CONNIE rcai year. 2. 536. n ins
crease Il 3.483 last year an
2aI over year before last and Is
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ALL THE NEWS OF DIXIE
Continued From Page Ten.

the charge of treason. has in his posses
sion a highly-prized relic in the shape
of the military coat worn by Emperor
Macmillan when he was executed on
the morning of the 18th of June, 1861. at
Quertaro. Mexico. DR.. lie Maitre was
one of the few persons who Witnessed
the execution of the distinguished man.
and he states that Macmillan passed
through the ordeal very calmly, the only
request he made being for the soldiers
to shoot low so as not TO mangle his
face. DR.. lie Maitre has refused many
fabulous offers for the coat.
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viii Draw Large Crowds.

Columbus. Miss. September 7.-tSpe-
cialD 1.-THE East Mississippi and West
Alabama Fair Association will hold its
third annual fair in this city from the
18th TO the 18th of October. Quite an
interesting catalogue Of events has been
issued by the directors Of the enterprise
and the events promise to draw large
crowds from all over this section. ANY
number of letters have been received
from people who manage midway attraC-
tons and this feature will ne a new one.
which will add greatly 10 the enjoyment
of all who attend.
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CUMBERLAND is LAUNCHED
;>redger Will Be Used on Georgia
Coast improvements

Belfast Me.. September There was
launched here today from the yards of
q. \ Gilcnrist. the government dredGer.
Cumberland i'm the presence of large
crowd The Cumberland was built AT
cost Of Sl25.GN. has a capacity Of Loco
tons and will be used by the United
states engineer on the Improvement OF
Cumberland Sound. Ga The capacity
Of sand is 600 cubic feet. and she can
easily handle 500 cubic yards per day.
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Army Post at chickamauga.

Chattan0oca. Tenn. September Ma ior
III. J. Slocum. L. :. \. will arrive here
tomorrow and establish quar- tiers To SUI
9erintend the erection OF the propoSed
Ssep,e1p army post al Chickamauga park
Tie government has acquired a tract of
1Sn acres II the north extremity o. fL5
park in the vicinity OF Cloud Spring re-
upon which permanent barracks will hs
built: There will be about sixty buildings
in all the officers buildings to b. az
ranged in Crescent shape Advertise
n ents for bids for the construction are tn
be made at once. The Seventh cavalry
regiment Will remain in its present mar
ters at Chickamauga park during the
coming winter. 1t is thought another,
cavalry regiment will be orderef b-ra
soon "-to
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Joint Debate Abandoned.

Knoxville Tenn. September 6-tSpeciaD
There will be- no joint debate between
Frazier and Campbell the gubernatorial
candidates in Tennessee. All negotiations
came 10 an end this afternoon when the
republicans declined the democra IL
proposition 70 have twenty speeches. sub
stantially as proposed by the repHolcauS
i'm the beginning Senator CaTmack ami
Chairman Thompson left tonight for Chat
tan0oga.
The failure To- agree on terms for
Joint debate IS the result OF conference
begun YESTERDAY To is understood both
Campbell. republican. and Frazier. demo-
Graf. viii likely make separate campaigns.
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decided to abandon Its cfilms for the re-
covery of the moneys charges to have
been embezzled. was entirely erroneous.
Mr. Jones furthermore said that, on the
contrary, the Cuban government, In con-
junction with the government of the
United States. intended 10 proceed with
the most active measures against Nicely
to compel restitution of the funds that the
amnesty guaranteed by The Cuban gov
eminent related only the criminal offense.
and relieved Nicely merely of the conse-
quences Of his conviction and did not
in any way affect his liability TO restore
the funds.
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Returns To His Old Home.

Jackson. Miss. September 7--tSpeciaD
Rev. F. Sterling Gum, n MiSsissippian.
who has been eneag ed in missionary work
i'm Porto Rico. has resigned his charge
as rector Of the historic Holy trinity
E,nisconal church at Ponce. and will re
turn To his old home a Winona early
rext month. Mr.. Gum was sent 70 Porto
Rico shortly after the island was taken
rossession If by the Jrritcd States. and
/. l. stated that he has accomplished
much good work among She natives.
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MET DEATH IN PRIZE RING

Philadelphia, September ALBERT Ter
rel. negro pugilist, died today n a hos
pital where he was taken last Ljeb, = :
ter a boxing bout with William Stokes
also a negro, at the Golden Gate Athletic
Club. Terrell was II years old a,,i $500
is 20 ''AeS
In the third round of the contest Ter
rell fell from the effects Of a how !, -
said. his mead striking the floor
Az me hospital 1t was learned that hi,
rested Stokes and the second OF hotn
fighters. - '
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NOR ETRoUBLE FOR NEELY.
Attempt Will Be Made To Make Him
Disgorge.

New York. September S-Edward X.
Jones. special assistant attorney general
engaged by the United States To conduct
proceedings against Charles F. W. Nicely
and other officials and employees of the
United States government. Is quoted to-
dag 70 the effect that the representations
BIZ Nicely that the Cuban government has
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Portraits Of the Governors.

jackson Miss. September 5--tSPeciaD
Hon. Dunbar Rowland. director Of the
Mississippi department of archives ana
history expects To secure authentic oil
paintings of an the governors ot MiS-ls-
sippi from Governor Winthrop Sargent
down 10 the present time to adorn the
walls of the department. Of history in the
new million dollar capitol building lie IS
now in correspondence with the descen-
dantS Of the former rulers OF IN" COM
monweaIth. and many IF them have
given assurance that the portraits viii be
furnished
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Surveying Tennessee Rivers.

Knoxville. Tenn. September 3.-(Spe-
cial)-United States government en-
gineers are IN east Tennessee making
surveys OF the Watauga and Doe rivers
and a few of the largest tributaries of
these streams These surveys are. IT is
understood. with "A view to estimating
the improvements that are necessary on
both rivers to make theI1 navigable for
small boats. These are the streams that
have been overlooking in the spring for
the past few years and that have done
such extensive damage. especially in and
about the town of F,lizabethton.
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Liverpool Weekly Cotton Sttistics

Liverpool. Septemhr o-Following are the
weekly cotton statistics: Total sails IF all
kfnds az 600 bales total sales .mcr.C NJ.
81 OOo: English spinrers' taknes $500. to-
iai export 5000: import of all kind 5000;
import Amf rlcan 5000; stock Of lInds
af,oat ali kinds 90, ooc; quantity ahoa Amer
Jean 20. 900; total sales on speculatioi 2,ooo'
total sales to exporters LOO.
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Fruits and Confections.

Atlanta. September 6-Peaches 81. 25GI1. so /:
fancy Elbertas $l.7562.O0. California
fruits-Tokay grapes. $3.50 per crate;
pears 81 20 S2.25: peaches Sl.l0 to Sl.2:
plums Sl.25 to $3.50. Melons. $40
II 500 per car Cantaloupes 81 to
Sl25 for fancy stock per crate
Bananas. per bunch. culls s1O0 TO
81 p; straights. Sl.50 to Sl.75 Nuts
walnuts, No. /. 12c; No. 2, lOc: almonds,
l3c: pecans. lie. Mixed nuts. IL lie; pea
nuts, Virginia. 4q6c; Georgia, &C. Pine
apples s2.25G2. so mrate. Dates 51-2; figs
lOCillc Citron, 15c
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The Drv Goods Mark eft.

New York. September 6.-The week in
dry goods has closed with a very salts
In Glory amount Of business reported from
all quarters During the morning hours
a very fair demand was in evidence.
both at first and second hands. Later,
however. this demand .,uietod down. Next
week iobbers look for heavy buying from
the western contingent. Prices are very
firm on all lines
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Both May Have Branches.

Knoxville. Tenn. September 2-(Spe-
cial)-It is announced that an engineer
ing party of the Southern railway will
at once survey a branch line from Ivy.
near Oliver Springs. out into the coal
fields of that vicinity. Ii is said the
Southern had declined to build the road
for the Coal Creek Mining and Manufact-
uring Company until ii was limited that
the Knoxville. LeFollette and Jellico road
proposed to build branches into the OH
yer Springs coal district. Ii may he that
both roads will now nave branches in
the territory in question.
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Brownlow's New Scheme.

Knoxville. Tenn. September 4--(Spe-
ciaI)-ConSressman W. p BrOwnlOw IS
engineering a scheme 10 build an cleo
tric railroad from Johnson City to Jones'
boro. Tenn. He is said To have interest
ed Cincinnati and other Ohio capitalists
in the scheme. His franchise in JOhn-
son City expires September p. hence il
is expected that something definite viii
he done
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Commands Presidents Yacht.

Jackson. Mis-. September 7.-tSpeciall-
Lieutneant W H. Buck. who Is in com
mand of President Roosevelt yacht the
Sylph. is a native Mississippian. having
been born and reared at Port Gibson.
Claiborne county He is the youngest
man ever placed in command OF yes
sci lin the United states navy and saw
active service during the Spanish-Ameri-
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----sts.,-ts.,u .r di1rrhocaP There are
many Other symptoms
Do You Suffer with Piles9
~ thew profrrldcg
n they hleede
To thsv pam y0u2
To Won have mucous or bloody dis
rhHrrrFT
Il n Woman
Have you displacement.
fr~eGlsia rifiss-
Bearing down mains
Pains n lower bow is-
E-rrttu- ahnuf the body
Nervous fnHrsT
Pains fu hack and hips2
There are many other symptoms pecu-
lar 10 female diseases too numerous 20
urntirl here 7 treat I'll the above sue
-s-~sfully- Have hesn doing II for TWEEN
-five wears treat Won NJ home ~
~ cost Pamphlet and question blank
DIR TUCKER
rs North Broad street.
Atlanta. Ca.
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Sale of Tennessee Tobacco.

Knoxville. Tenn. September 6.-(Spe.
cial) THE tobacco sale season begins at
Greenevi.le October /. The yield of to
bacco in this section has been large this
year. and il is expected that large sales
and high prices viii prevail at this mar
Epr
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Hannah To Oppose Gibson.

Knoxville. Tenn. September 6.-The sec
ond congressional district democratic con-
vention today nominated Colonel Harvey
H. Hannah OF Oliver Springs. Tenn. a.
candidate for congress TO run against
Henry =. Gibson, republican and present
cOngre ssman. The nomination was unan-
imgu=
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The Treasury Statement.

Washington. September 6.-TOdays
treasury balances. exclusive Of the gold
reserve. shows: Available casn balances
S21l .30S lGi. Gold. Sl2l lC7.4i5.
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Do Not Believe Story of Mathis.

Jackson. Miss, September 7.-(Special)
No reliance is placed In the signed CON
fcssion of viii Mathis the Lafayette
county murderer who is to be hanged at
Oxford on the oath of the present month.
and it is not believed that he has even
approached i'm the neighborhood of the
truth. The confession shifts the entire
crime to the negro Orlando Lester and
Mathis does not even assume response
blity for precipitating the bloody TRACE
dy which shocked the entire state
1t is strongly believed. however. that
William Jackson. the white man VINO
WAS given a life sentence for paruclpat-
ing i'm the crime. had little OF nothing 10
do with it, and that he does not deserve
the life sentence he is now serving. Jack
sons trouble drove his wife into insanity
and she is now a patient at the insane
hospital. Jackson was convicted on the
testimony OF the negro Lester. WIN ohas
proven himself a periurer each time he
has been placed the stand.
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Test Your Eyes at Home

With sur perfoc; Home Eye Tester (mal-
II fr.eb. which viii enable you 10 select
n handsome pair ~ Rolled Gold Spectacles
4 YOU send ten names II spectacle wear
.rs TO Or HauN Spectacle Co. St Louis
Mo
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pentine steady at A 1-2; receipts ~ casks
Rosin firm at sl10Gi1.l5; receipts 80 Crude
turpentine firm at s1.4G02.50 and $3.50;
receipts Al. Tar firm at S1.50: receipts 100.
Charleston. September 6.-Turpentine
firm at A; sales 40 casks. Rosin firm; Il
c ID $l.10; sales 5000 barrels.
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Naval Stores.

Savannah. September 6-Turpentinc
firm at a "a; receipts $40; sales $50; en-
ports 1.297. Rosn firm; receipts 2.775:
sales $40. exports 7.012. Quote: Il c
d S1.2O; s1.25; f sl.30: G. Sl.35: II sl60.
| s1.S5; X s2.45: NJ S2.95; " $40: window
glass 1875: waterwhite s3.S5.
Wilmington. Septembec Spirits tur-
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Field Laborers Are Very Scarce.

Jackson. Miss. September Especially
Good progress is being made with the
picking Of the cotton crop in Mississippi.
and the fields and gins have been the
scenes Of the greatest activity during the
past week Complaints are still being
made of the scarcity of labor. and good
pickers are commanding fancy wages IN
many sections where the dearth of labor
amounts almost to a famine
The crop observers and forecaSterS are
all agreed that the crop VIII not be up
t. the expectations of four weeks ago. but
the WELD will be normal and Is expected
t. be in the neighborhood of 100000
bales. In communities where the crop is
unusua Ily short il is made up for in 9TH
er see joins where conditions afe reported
excellent. and a general average VIII be
maintained.
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Provisions.

Atlanta. September 6--Clcar rib sides
(hoxed) ia; half ribs II IL, bellies II 81;
ice cured bellies. 10 IL. Sugar-cured hams
Is California hams. llai2. Lard r.;
compound 8.
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Sea Island Cotton.

Savannah September Sea Island cotton
Weekly receipts 335: sales 1913; expor, 3i+;
stock 1867
charleston September 5.-Sea Island otton'
II. CENTS for the week bags; sales noe; ex-
r,rts none; stock bags.
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town have raised S2S. eco and eastern pep
pie will put up s2S, 00e. thus providing over
$4,000 for the enterprise. 1t will be To-
Gated on the beautiful French Broad
river.
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Country Produce

Atlanta. September 6.-Eggs. fresh stock
IS to zoe per dozen Butter. choice 15a Ice;
fancy 20G22 1-2. Live poultry, hens 35cc;
fries. large. % to &c; medium. 1SG20.
small 12Q14. Ducks. puddle. 2oc. Onions.
75a90c. Cabbage, 75c. to 81 per hundred.
Irish potatoes &C per bushel.