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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
100000 To Be PAID
THE STATE THIS
MONTH
SPECIAL TAKES ARE DUE, AND
WILL BE COLLECTED AT ONCE.
MONEY GOES TO SCHOOL
FUND.

Georgia will receive about 100000 in
special taxes this month a majority of
which goes to the school fund of the
state. These special taxes were due OF.
April LIST. but It win probably be the end
of the month before the full amounts are
collected.
From the liquor tax the state will re-
ceive $4,000; from the hire Of convicts.
ISL. $50: from cigarette tax, 5000; from pool
rooms. 5000; from artists. 1900: from
pawn brokers. 81 800; from peddlers, $1,000:
from pistol dealers. Sc. 900; from brewers,
81 800: from cold storages, $1,000; from
dealers I'm futures. $4,000
These amounts will go long way In
replenishing the treasury. and Ii is ex-
pected that another payment can be made
to The school teachers at an early date.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
Prime on the Grain Crop,

From The Daily Stakeholder. -,.,a..
Although we have had week OF dull, clouoy
weather, still we have had no storms OF eitner
rain or snow TO interrupt or IN any WS 1y uv
Jay t isrm sy,ea conditions Of soil and climate
which go TO make up the great area VI ~, ouI
surplus grain growing states II Is msrNe tSas
thai the one seems to adapt itself TO the otner
so harmonio1lsly, and we seldom II ever nave
what is known as general crop failure Inc Inc
been a Verv' good month for the crops which
are in the ground and for the premiums s ,ocs
incident TO the getting in the crop OF IsVs.
II Is true we had a little setback during March
in the shape of freeze, but II proved 70 DC
one OF very little damage to the winter .srs
Every spring brings some Leading feature
which seems to follow us all through the grow
ing season In 1901 the great feature was dry
wear and in fact through the winter of 1902 a.,
while the country needs rain just now, stu
II is1.not suffering. and we. shall need mois-
t,,re very often during the next sixty days TO
keep us up to.a normal standard Tor the sro"-
ing crops. ..,,.a .h-o,,,h
remarkably well and with the exception OF
some states in the southwest the general PROS s
have, not had much growing weather yet and
wheat IL short, but it looks We'll II Is NeIy
evident now that farmers seem TO deei a nSSI
situation than they did thirty days ago. -,
As to the spring seeding, SO Tar put l.Ii E
ana II Is little too early yet for general
seeding We expect. however. in the far noren-
west, to see seeding actively commence 'he
So far as oats are concerned we have made
excellent progress the present week with seed
ing ali over the country where they are maze
a speciality The ground is in excellent con-
dition for seeding and where the crop has come
nm Isl making a good stand The acreage has
not been Increased over last season, notwith-
standing there is every inducement 10 increase
it, Reserves are low in farmers hands. the
mice Is high and consumptive demand good,
AS 70 corn, in the far Southwest planting mas
commenced. but in the great central AND NORTH
ern areas of the corn crop farmers are ploWlng
and getting their ground ready for corn, but
will not think Of planting for two or three
weeks yet. a1rnrr,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK. April a-The cotton market
opened steady with prices 1 to points higher,
there being rather slim response to very
firm Liverpool cables and TO bullish news from
southern. spot markets. AS II to make amends
for this deficiency the whole list stiffened up
sharply soon after the call. May advancing to
s IS and July 10 S9T The shorts and European
interests were free buyers of the summer
months Soon after 1880 a stampede OF the
bears occurred and heavy buying set in. fol-
lowing a fresh bulge in Liverpool prices, q
light estimate for tomorrow's Houston re-
ceipts and a sudden advance to $40 for July
in New Orleans. The covering OF shorts sent
July up to 9.o3 with rush, after which the
market was quleter, but very firm. Houston
estimates tomorrow's receipts at 800 TO $50
bales against ,459 last week and 4.1s5 last
year. Wall street appeared as seller at the
higher prices, but at no time was this pressure
urgent Private cables from Liverpool stated
that the feeling was very bullish on the strong
statistical advices received from the south
At noon the market was very firm with prices
to g. paints higher. on general buying by shorts.
Sentiment was very bullsh and there was very
little cotton for sale.
Spot cotton ruled firmer with middling up
lands quoted g 5-I6c; mddling gulf Slice
NEW YORK COTTON.
The following were the. ruling prices in the
exchange today;
rrone Arm. nniddifnR eLc steady
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Grain and Provlslons.

CHICAGO. April s--speculation took bull
ish turn at the opening OF the Board OF TRADE, TRADE
higher, at 7lb to TIC on heavy sales. higher
cables and small receipts. More attention was
pretations OF crop reports and there seemed to
be a decided change OF sentiment. Trade early
was only fair and there was some stun for
sale at the advance prices which brought a
dip to 71%@7ihc. The crowd. however, seemed
I>Sady for bull turn and on the news from
DuSSth that Manitoba wheat would probably
be out OF the way by May 1 there was an
impetus ~ the buying movement and May
AT hfSher prices considerable wheat was
liquidated and there was some short selling.
bullish sentiment prevailed, however, and on
continued reports Of poor growing weather and
ing Ing yery Arm &c higher at 72Ka7S&c
Corn also had q strengthening influence. Lo-
cal receipts rs cars; Minneapons ana Duluth
points Of only 81 cars, against S27 last week
and 2l2 year ago.
ment helped corn again today. Cables were
higher rejecting our advance OF yesterday and
to SOC. September and July were nrmer and
May sold up TO .59hc. There was some small
rot taking on t9e sa sn one the
OF the first hour May was strong at 5sMc.
Receipts only q cars.
Strength in other grains and the report that
the Illinois oats were badly damaged by cold
weather and in many cases would have TO be
replanted started better prices in oats. May
opened &c up at 42lsc, and on fair activity
and some strength in September and July OPP
TONS May advanced TO 42ssc. Receipts were
So cars.
tCorn strength helped provisions early in the
face of a weaker hog market There was also
some support OF the products by packers
through commission houses. Locals sold but
not very literally. Trade was only fair early
but prices held up. May pork started I'M
changed at $16.45. and sold between that price
and SIC. 42i5; May lard. ~ up. at $9.575a. and
May ribs &c higher, at $s.S1z, and eased a
shade.
A good cash demand for corn in the south
west and strength at Kansas City and st.
Louis held corn hrrn for a time but the higher
prices were too tempting and liquidation
pressed May to 5sik65sssc. There was a late
rally to 59d59hc, but the close was barely firm
&c higher at 5S65s7sc.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS..
The following were the ruling prices IN the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
LANIER WITHDRAWS
FROM TR0UP RACE

WEST POINT. Ga. April SIN the
News tomorrow. Hon. Phil Lanier will
announce his Withdrawal from the race
for the legislature from Troup county
Important business matters necessltate
his giving up the race. IL is understood
Mr.. James Bradley. OF Lagrange. will en-
ter as a candidate for that honor.
Editor w. Trox Bankston has had a
strong solicitation to make the race. but
as yet has not decided what he will do
IL Is presumed that other entries will fol-
low. as Mr.. Lanier's candidacy had pre-
vented others announcing who would like
TO have the honor.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
MANUSCRIPT BURNED OF
JUDGE BLEcK LEf'S BOOK

( Former Chief Justice Logan E. Bleck-
lev. whose home in 'Clarkesville vas to-
tally destroyed by ire last week. Is now
occupying the summer home Of Chancellor
Walter B. Hill. temporarily. 1t IS not
known vet whether Judge Bfeckiey will
rebuild his home that was burned.
All Of Judge Bleckley's Things were not
DESTROYED as announced several days ago
one of his most valued works, however.
was burned That work was Ms book on
Value on which he's had been working
for nearly FIVE years ana which he had
almost completed. Judge Bleekley, II Is
understood will re-write the book
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
CAPTAIN WILEY WILLIAMS
LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN

COLUMBUS. Ca, April S.--A, rousing
big mass meeting was held at the county
courthouse last night at which Captain
Wiley Williams was heartily endorsed for
prison commissioner. The weather was
rainy and cold, but there, was a vast crowd
in attendance, composed OF the best people
Of the county. Major John d. Little pre-
sided. Upon resolution. the chair appoint
ed a committee Of fifteen to conduct Cap
tain williams campaign In Muscokee.
Hons. L. r Garrard, @. Y. Tigner. w. B.
Slade. A. w. Cozart and others are on
the committee. Much interest is taken in
hts race here.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
INSANE POLICEMAN
IN CHARLESTON
RUNS AMUCk
RusAEp THROUGH SHOPPING Dis
TRIcT; SHOOTING HIS PISTOL
AT. ALLrwHo CAME
'et,s IN sIeHT. :r.5..s

CHARLESTON, 8. c.. April 7,-Michael
Sage. a policeman. crazed by drink. iran
amuck thls morning down the principal
shopping street OF the city. firing wildly
at people passing. - sss--
He shot motorman in the leg, fortu-
nately inhicting only slight wound
No other persons were struck. u sat
There was a Wild scramble for safety
and a panic among the people followed.
I A hurry call to the police station
brought out ten men who had desperate
fight to subdue the crSzed policeman.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
GUERRY CLUB FORMED
AT DEHL0NEGl

DAHLONEGA, Ga, April s.-A Query
club was organized here a few days ago
with large and enthusiastic membership.
and r. c. Meaders secretary and treasur-
er OF the club. A mass meeting has been
called for next Tuesday evening at the
courthouse in the interest of Mr.. Query.
He will be invited to visit this county dur
ing court week. the third week in April.
Mr.. Query has many strong supporters
I'm I.umpkin county.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
TRYING TO lMPEACH
AN ALABAMA JUDGE

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April s.-Proceed-
ings have been begun in supreme court
at Montgomery for the Impeachment OF
]. H. Lovejoy. probate Judge or BtDTah
county The charge Is that he collected
excessive license fees and collected other
sums Of money contrary to law. The ac-
ton is brought in the name OF the tax
payers Of the county. 49,.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10

NEW YORK April s.-Butter-Recetpts 5 ~
pacI<aees; market steady; state dairy, 27qSOc
state CREAMERY, 26431c.
Cheese-Receipts- 1915 packages; Arm; state
full cream. early made. fancy colored ana
white 1sd1Skc; full cream, large, fan MADE
fancy coIored and white, 124l2hc
Eggs-Receipts, 16, O34 packages: market irreg-
ular; western at market 15%9161ac; southern
at market, 15d151hc.
sugar-Raw, nominal and weak; fair REIN
ing sl5-l6c; centrifugal 96 test 1-lbc;. mo-
iasses sugar, l1-lsc; refined. apiet; crushed,
S. 81; powdered, 1870. ,..zs s.ss,s .ls-gs
Conee-Dull: No. Z, Rio, 5%c. ~
Molasses-Steady; New Orleans, ssQ4lc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
BUTTS COUNTY PRIMARY
WILL BE ON JULY 18

JACKSON, Ga, April THE county ex-
ecutiye committee met here Saturday and
fixed the date of the primary election Fri
day. July 18TH for representatives and
county offices. At present there are 20
sspirants for the various Offices wffh the
probable entry OF many others before
the date Of the primary in July.
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VeaetabIes.


Vegetables.
Cabbage, New York. 1Halhc per pound.
onons 81 5osE75 per eT" crate tomatoes sOOas
egg plants. s1.25d1.50 per doz.; celery, Fla.
s sssaA1 = beans gsn ss7sSsoo English peas
Sl75Q2o0 per crate; new Irish potatoes.
G2.5S per crate; asparagus. i5a25c per bunch ;
beets, cabbage crate. 50. 5od4oo; n crate. $50:
sC per quart eucu%SeTs :GSSo per
crate; squash. 31.5042.00 per crate.
Fish and Oysters.
shad, Georgia Roe. 400: Bucks. zoe each !;
Pom np no. lsc &C. spanish mackerel, 1oc; trout
salt water. &c; trout. fresh water. 7lss: blue
nsh. SC; snapper, &c; bres q rG Se 4 mixed fsh
oysters-Etra select. H-15 per gallon;
selects. 500 per gallon stews. $3.50 per
gallon.
Geese feathers. new white 55deoc per ID. /:
old geese feathers ea i592Sc; duck and geese
4Oc H.. duck. colored. CSC ib; chicken. 10c.
Crackers.
Standard soda &c: milk. 7lzc xxx cream
nc; lemon cream. &c; cornhills, Sc: assorted
milk. 71kc; Xxx soda, silc; Xxx ginger
snaps. SIC pearl oyster. &c; excelsior. ne
-Gs Nuts.
Mixed nuts. 12lkc; Brazil nuts 1ed17c; Eng
lish walnuts. No. /. 12isc; No. 2 91zdl0c
North Carolina peanuts. 4isc; hand-picked vlr-
ginia, Gao; extra fancy Virginia. sac; almonds,
1s914c; pecans. 11G2l2c.
Cotton Seed Products.
Cotton seed oil stead. 35d35lkc per gallon;
cotton seed. sI7 per ton (. o. b station; cotton
seed meal, s24 per ton: cotton seed hulls. bulk,
$500 per ton; bale hulls. $3.50 per ton.
Seed Potatoes.
Aroostook Co. Maine. seed potatoes ii-pk
sacks, Bliss Triumph. s3.40 Goodrich. $3.50;
Rose. ST. so; Peerless. $3.50.
Snuff.
Railroad mills lib. jars. Axe; 1 OF. Macca-
boy, f5.T0 gross: one ounce bottle, $500
per gross; 2-3. once Maccaboy. $3.50 gross;
OF. Sweet Scotch, $40 gross; % OF. Sweet
Scotch. ss25 gross Lorillard's lib. jars. 47lsc:
extra fresh Scotch, per case ] gross 1 2-S o..
IS. co. extra fresh Scotch. per case dozen, /
or. $500: Ralphs Scotch per case 6 dozen,
o. 81. 90; Rolph's Scotch, per case dozen. 1 %
or, $40; Bruton's Scotch, per case dozen,
or, S2T5; Bruton's Scotch per case dozen,
/ 2-S or. $3.50
Country Produce.
Butter-Georgia Jersey. 22izd25c; Tennessee
Jersey. 2214925c; Tennessee choice. 1sa2oc'
sweet potatoes, pumpkin yarns. sal 20 busheI:
white. 90c6sl per bushel Irish potatoes SLIGO
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
.SEMI-WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Ribs-April. $3.50; May, $3.50; July. ss.O21s;
September, 1910.
Flax-Cash northwest, N.75; southwest,
sl65lA: May. s1.67.
Rye-May, 54%c; July, 55hc.
Barley-Cash, 61d67c.
Timothy-April $500. So
Clover-Cash, $3.50
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA
TO SAIL TO AMERICA

ST. PETERSBURG. April 7.-Charlemagne
Tower. the United States amba ssador to Rus
sia. VII start from this city for Lausanne
Switzerland tomorrow. Later he will leave
for the United States and expects to reach
Washington carly in May,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
CHlCAGO QOOlAIAOAN0-
The following were the ruling prices in
Chicago Close oaetatisna-

CHICAGO. April 9.-Wheat-April, 7lXc;
May, 72Ad72%c; July, 7z5Sa7Sc September
72%c; December. 74h914Sc.
Corn-Apri 5Sc; May, 5Shc; July. 59≻ Sep
tember, 5SAc; December, 4Sc.
oats-April. t2hc; May. 4s1sc; July. Sac
December. 4S2Sc.
PorE-Aprii SIS Is; May $3.50; July. slss7l5
Bard-April 1886. May, $3.50; July, $40;
September S9.se
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Terrell Spoke to Burke County Voters.

WAYNESBoRo. Ca. April S.-TerrelI
spoke during recess OF Burke county coBr.
at Waynesboro yesterday to large and en-
thusiastic audience, Ills speech was we'll
received
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selI- sros.. Frult and Produee Lsttsr.

ATLANTA. April s.-Eggs have developed
unlocked for strength. due largely. to light
receipts, and the advance from Saturday Is
about cents per dozen, and we look for cons
tinued strength the rest Of the week. Live
poultry. somewhat more liberal but the de-
mand Is enormous, and all receipts are dis
posed of on day of arrival Florida oranges
are at a premium, provided stock Is not ,pithy.
Pineapples. grape fruit and lines are all ex-
ceedingly scarce and are very quick to at
tract buyers attention. For unknown rea-
sons. which are unexplainable by US, straw
berries arrive in great quantity the first part
OF each week. thereby causing depression in
prices. and 1T is the latter part before our
market reacts. II conditions were reversed.
giving US heavy receipts the latter part in
stead of the first part. we dare say. the aver
age price would be increased from three TO
five cents per quart. Cabbage in liberal sup
ply. but seemingly all receipts are being dis
posed of at fairly good prices. Celery. bell
peppers. onions. cucumbers. beans. egg
plant and English peas are all a very scarce
article, and will sell promptly on arrival at
profitable figures to growers. Beets. lettuce,
squash and asparagus are In liberal supply,
and moving somewhat slow. First-ciass to-
matoes almost scarce as hens teeth"
while culls and green stock are IN liberal sup
ply. and moving slow. Sweet potatoes are
scarcer and higher than at any time the
entire season through Smoked meats are
somewhat more plentiful, and moving slow
with very little. II any. change in prices.
Stock peas ready sale. but the same can
not be said OF white peas. Butter. very
active seller. and nothing like enough coming
to meet trade requirements.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
Chicago Cash Quotations.

CHICAGO. April e.-wheat-No. red, so
s0cS No 2 hard winter, 74c; No. do, 1S1zc;
No. northern spring 7Sq75c; No do 7291Sc;
No. spring, 6sd71c-
CCrn--No. 3, 5Iiac.
oats-No. 2 42Kq4216c; No. 3, 42c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10

new crop strained. 79sc per pound: comb
per 'bushei; stock peas. si:1OQ1.2O per bushsI;
eggs, nervous, 15Ql6c -
$50 Live Poultry
dirns, CSC; small ! zoe: cocks. 15017ifc;
guineas. l5e; geese. full feathsred. S5e; ducks.
live, sai5o per pound; wiid ducks s5Gs5c each.
...M Flour and Grain.
Pure winter wheat hour-Fancy Diamond
extra fancy. sss5: fancy. s. $; shoise family
Ssfsht fa%SS sTsS sTss .se Sss SSr small mail
ss c Hudn aH 'S Sb fa pesa &c.
white s5c Texas rust proof cats ,, ,Ss white Ho
IaI srF Ss0 bales Ho n3e small bales oS 10
SOC; Georgia rye. s1l6; Tennessee rye. 800;
barley, 500; victor feed. $50 per 100 pounds:
orange cane seed 500 per bushel; Early Amber
Fruit.
Grape fruit. $sds per box; lemons. choice de-
mand good ssS per box; fancy apples - 8 20 %
bananas. straight per bunch, sI.259i50
cuiis. 75casiO % per bunch; prunes. soc per
currents psT era seiOS aB s PtsSe
ID, $500; raisins. 81 5O61.so per box; eranber-
sries. $500 per barrel: sa -
Meat, Lard and Hams.
Reg. r.. sac; half ribs. sasc; rib B.. .1O9lolte;
fast bacon, lsai5c hams, i2al4c. according TO
brand and average; Cal. H. 9q9hc.
Groceries.
conee-Fancy, l0%c: low grades 7dIoc; Ar
buckle roasted, $3.50; Lion. noso susar-Cut
i lated. New ' York. ssoO New oyisSnss slsi
extra c, sc: refined yellow. Sc. New Orleans
box. SIC; per barrel. SIC Matches-2oos.
SfICd2O0: S.. l5655c. owing 70 brand Soda
Sci: head, 7c starch-Pearl SIZE; lump. g.
Cheese-Fancy full cream. 1slse; full cream.
Powder-Rine. $500 per key: drop shot. $50.
Hides, Skins and Old Metals.
Hides-Green salted hides. No. 1 90 lbs. and
up. sac: No. 90 lbs. and up. TIC; No 4, un-
der 40 lbs, &c; No. 2. under 40 lbs. SC; NO l
and No. dry flint hides; all weights. lSal!c;
10tz612Ikc: green and saited shearltngs, z5c
each; green sailed lambs. S5645c each; green
salted sheep. 45@T5c each: green salted goats.
sc each; green sailed horse hides, 500 each;
green sailed mule hides. 500 each; colts and
Taiiow-in Cakes 5a5sc; in barrels and tubs.
Old Metal--Heayy red brass. lie; heavy yell
copper' lie: bottoms, i0c; zinc. 25zc.
Scrap IronvMixed scrap. So stoves and pots.
w. Woodenware.
Two-hoop piue pals per dozen. 81. 20; -s-hoop
pine pals, per dozen. SIS; s-hoop brass bound
pals white cedar, 81 %: 3-hoop brass bound
pals red cedar. SEQ; shoe brushes. ssc 70 81;
box OF gross, 75c: washboards. from s5c to
$500; pine tubs. in nest per nest 81 20; gals
ani5ed tubs . ~ N =, ns e per s ns ots
sleeves. per dozen. soc: axe handles, soc 70 81 =
per dozen; No. chimneys, per case Of s. dozen.
DOZEN LOO; No. pearl top chimneys per case
OF dozen. 420: No pearl top chimneyss per
case Of dozen, $40. So at -st3
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WonI ouotations.
Nav Verk' Produce Market.

ST LOUIS, April s-wool dull; territory ant
western mediums, l5q17hc; me- ngl011c
coarse, 11d15c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10

Houston expects tomorrow 900 to $50 bales,
against ISIS bales last year. New Orleans ex-
poets tomorrow 8 500 70 1000 bales, against
1,OO5 bales last year
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anot cotton Market

Atlanta, steady 3 l-lec.
New Orleans. strong, DC.
New York, steady, sac.
Liverpool, steady, sd.
Charleston. holiday.
Mobile. normal, s%c.
Augusta. steady, 9 1-1ec.
Savannah, steady, 5 lS-l6c.
Cincinnati, steady, sac.
Wilmington. firm, S@c.
st. Louis, quiet, s 13-l6c.
Norfolk, steady, &c. -.
Galveston. firm, 8 lS-lsc.
Baltimore, steady. S-16c.
Boston, quiet. 9 s-i6c.
Philadelphia. steady, SIC.
Memphis, quiet, SIC.
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Naval stores.

SAVANNAH April s.-spirits turpentine
Arm, 425t; sales. 22s. RosIp firm, w W $3.50
Al 60 g. Si 40 F $780, E SIPS. d, c. B., Sl20;
sales, 259 Receipts: Spirits, 425; rosin, l'oSl.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10

5000 Steel Range s3l 90.
Our free circulars give Cut
prices of everything.
Stoves $40, Dinner Sets
ss.4s, q pieces Plated Table
Sets 50 90.
PADeEIT FUR. CO.,
Augusta, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
LIVERPOOL GRAIN

BY Private wire to Murphy &-Co.
The following were the ruling quotations IN
nv wgEATB Opening Close
Msv. . . ..6s 1ssd IS
CORN -, = 80
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

BY Private wire 70 Ndui ny q Co.
The following were the ruling prices on the
Tone. very steady; sales. 1900; middlings.
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Country Produce.

Butter-Georgia Jersey. 22hQ25c; Tennessee
Jersey. 22ikd25c; Tennessee choice 1sd2Oc-
white aOc6sl per bushel: Irish potatoes SLIGO
1.sO per bushei; onions, N,75G2 bushel; honey,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
coMPARATIvE PoRT REcEIPTs.
EatImated cotton Reeelnts.

Total at an ports. 1878 lo4sS l4lss az, 600
ESTIMATED.
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ATLANTA MARKETS.
Cotton.

Cotton.
at 9 1-16c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

The following were the closing quotations
the floor of the exchange today:
Tone steady. ~ s.-H
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10

exchange today:
Tone, nrm; middling. sNc, steady.