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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
Or. Mark Johnston for Assistant CLERK

DR.. Mark Johnston. OF Baldwin county,
will be made assistant clerk Of the house
Of representatives II Hon. Mars Hardin.
OF Fulton. Is elected clerk. DR.. Johnston
Is throwing his support and influence to
Mr. Hardin in the race. and their friends
are predicting that they viii win out in
the cleo on.
Both men are well known In the state.
Mr. Hardin held the position of clerk fo8
a number OF years, and gave II up vol
UNFAIRLY 10 become a candidate for sec
rotary OF state. DR.. Johnston was recently
a candidate for state school commission
er against G. r. Glenn and w. B. Merritt
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
cnttnn Seed Market.

NEW YORK Oct n.-Cotton seed oil was
dull again on all deliveries, but firm with lard
products Prime crude Z. o. b. mills 2S929c;
prime sugar yellow Ssik9Sslkc; of summer yell
low 3763Sc; prime white 4Sc prime winter yell
low 43c; prime meal S27.00q2S.00 nominal.
MEMPHIS, Oct 11.-Cotton seed OIL car lots,
per gallon, prime crude soc: off crude, nonlkpal
prime summer yellow S3c; off summer, yellow,
nominal; choice cooking summer, yellow, less
than car lots, nominal
Cotton seed meal prime s21.25; off nominal
Cotton seed cake, prime S21.60.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. u.-Cotton seed oil,
prime refined In barrels 25l5c; off refined in bar
rels 34c; prime crude. lose. 29Q29hc.
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MINISTER BARELY MISSES
DEATH FROM BULLETS

TOPEKA. Kas.. Oct. 11.-Rev. j. NJ.
jackson, a Methodist clergyman, was fred
upon by some unknown person last night
while he was drawing water from a we'll
in his yard. The bullet whizzed by Jack
sons head, missing him ty foot or two.
Some time ago Mr.. Jackson, disguised as
a drunken farmer. visited a number of sa
looms and took kodak pictures of the in
terror of a number of them, which he
used ina temperance crusade. He believes
that because of his activity in temper
ance work the saloon keepers hired some
one to assassinate him.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13

apples. s. 25a25O; bananas. straight. per bunch.
Si25di.50; cuns. sOcGl25 per bunch; prunes.
5a6c per pound; currants. Sd10c per
s Pef Box New YORK gS state aps
lbs Concord. c1s; 10 lbs Concord. z7lxc:
5 ms. DslawaEes. 2Z'ze; lbs Niagaras' ise'
AZ ''''' CALIFORNIA FRUIT
Bartlett pears. 81 $4,000; Tokay grapes, 500
62.50: black grapes 1902; peaches. clinss.
81 Is; peaches. free, s1-0O.
Cotton Seed Products.
Cotton seed oil nominal. CSC per gallon:
sssS meal. 81 Der ton: cotton seed hnils BUZZ
800 PEI ION; Gaie huils. $50 per ton; sacked
A'' BasgIne ana Ties.
~ per r. yard s &C. ties IS H. ssei arrow. per
Wcodsnw-re.
Two-hoGp pine pairs. per Dozen 81 90: z-aooo
rdne pals: per dozen; Is: s-hoOp brass bound
pals white fro 10 s1 "a so o eI1Ss sc 20
per box Of gross. 55e: washboards: from Sc
70 800: pine tubs; IN nest ger nest q -:
bres trays. from 100 to s. 20 per dozen: wood
) dozen s.. Is: 10. 2 lamp chimneys. per case
Of dozen. $50; No. ! pearl TOP chin.neyz.
shimneys. Der case af S d..zsn. -. 30
JracKers.
standard soda; e; mix. rs: XXX cream;
penny rsskss, C; sssOrIed .E.nbles. IOc lunch
milk re; Xxx soda &c; Xx siEs er snaps.
Nuts.
Mixed nuts. I3c; Brazil nuts. ls917c; Eng
fish walnuts. No !. 12lsc: No; sszliye:
Virginia, SIC: extra fancr Virginia. 6G6hc. Al.
o, )nds. Is6l4e: TsraE=- '1<512lsc.
Feathers.
Geese feathers. new. white. s5dsnc peT 10:
old geese feathers. lsQ25c: duck ami geesG
Groceries.
rnfree-Fancy- 1031Ic: Iog grades. Td1oc: Az
buckle, roastea. sI0 50: Linn. 5000 Sugar-Cuf
loaf. TIC: cubes 65se; powdered. sstc; sIanus
lated New York. 500. New Orleans. 81 So
extra c. 4Sc; refined yciiozv- &c: New sJTieans
CHARMED likS5c candy -zsfTea stIcK per
box &c: per barrel, SIC. Netches-2a0- In box.
q .1n7200: Gs. 4,GS55c. OWNS 10 brand. SODA
Box g.75; key, 2721kc. Rice-Head. &C. fancy
heal, &c Starch-Pearl. &c: Jump. . Chess
Fancy full cream. 14c: full cream 131zc.
POwder-Rife. $500 Der xeg: drao shot uso.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
murnhv & Co.'S Gotten Letter.

NEW YORK. Oct 11.-A sharp advance in the
Liverpool market this morning comes as a sur
prise to the local trade who had been prepared
for weakness abroad especially since the coall
strike had reached more acute stage and
number of New England mills were reported as
experiencing a famine of fuel necessitating
shut down Furthermore the Chronicle publish
ed a special crop report to october LIST which
showed the crop TO be generally equal TO last
year with possibilities of exceeding 1t, all,
however. depending on frost. This report would
have commanded more attention but Tor the
fact that Alabama was placed in the column OF
states with a fine prospect Alabama's condt-
ton is quite the reverse Of that claimed by all
other authorities and private individuals ana
even so conceded by bear factions. The appear
ance Of a storm from the gulf working its way
through the Atlantic states and causing more
or less rain with Montgomery reporting 21z
inches offset the bearish features elsewhere and
early prices moved up in keeping with Liver
pool but later receded- At Liverpool the ten
dency was buying all in sight while local opera
tors were eager buyers of March and May. The
takings of one firm at Liverpool were estimated
at rs, 900 bales Private dispatches forecasted
pleasant weather for Texas. Port receipts esu-
mated IS. 900, same as last year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE cotton market
opened firm with prices unchanged to points
higher and following the call stiffened up to
80 for January and to S.6l for May on
small scare of shorts and moderate bullng by
room friends OF the staple. The chief cause
for the better feeling was rice OF points IN
the LIVERPOOL market at the close. After the
first wave of buying in the local ring sub
sided the market eased OF several points un-
der liquidation OF a profit taking order by
scalping longs and commission houses Then
a rally bad weather news, present ana
prospective over the south Atlantic states,
caused by general buying and the whole mar
ket again hardened. For the balance OF toe
session the bears devoted energies to the de-
fensive rather than follow former aggressive
tactics Receipts were about as expected, but
the estimates for Mondays arrivals fell short
of General ideas Private kilograms from south
ern spot markets reported active demand from
exporters and domestic spinners, with offerings
smaller and chiefly at higher prices only.
The weather chart gave heavy rains In the
east, but fair conditions in the western por-
tions of the belt.
NEW YORK COTTON.
Following were the ruling quotations IN the
cotton exchange today:
mid g Sc inf
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT


quiet tone ensued Closing quotations
are G points lower than yesterday.
The weather will professionally con-
tinue to govern prices in a large measure,
especially during the remainder of this
month, as the spectre OF frost will hover
over the situation uptil its period Of dam
age has passed. Frost has assumed un-
usual Importance this season by reason
of the opinion prevailing generally that
the date Of it's occurrence will greatly de-
termine the size of the yield. Meanwhile
the absence of a brisk demand for spots
from the regular channels has created the
impression in some instances that trade
requirements are not fully, up to expecta-
tions and increased aggressiveness in the
bear ranks has been noted in consequence
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
'''' New Orleans Sugar Market.
New York coffee Market.

NEW YORK Oct. 11.-cOffee futures opened
quiet with prices unchanged TO points lower.
the easier ruling being due to disappointing
European cables. bearish primary receipts ana
local transportation. Following the call the mar
ket developed no special features. fluctuations
held within five point range on a dull trade
and the close was quiet at net unchanged prices
to decline Of five points. Total sales 1880
bags. November $50; Devember S5.20d5. 25;
January S. 25d5 30; March S, As: May So 5565 so;
June $50; July $3.50; August $3.50 and Sep
TENDER IS. S5115.90.
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live Poultry

Cotton.
ATLANTA, oct. n.--Middling cotton steady
at sac.
live Poultry.
Hens. SC active: fries. lGrge. 22l25e;
mediums. 1s920c; small 15915e; cocks. 2oc;
guineas. lsa2oc: geese fun featheTsd CSC:
KEYS, live, 991Oc; dressed, 14@15c.
Meat, Lard and Hams.
Reg. r.. l1hc; half ribs. 1llke; RIB B., 12lzc:
lat rs e s sFI Of bams e aceord2s g
brand and average: Cal H.. 1oc; lard com.
Flour arr Grain.
Flour-ola wheat aour; Fa2cv Diamond
patent. sL75; first patent s425; straight. $50;
extra fancy. S5.75; fancy. $40; spring wheat
al 90: small sacks. S1.O0: corn meal. plain, soc;
bolted, re; Hudnuts. 92-pounds. $3.50.
oS3s eOe White oats Soc: No mixed p Ssc
hay. timothy; No large balee. N.e9; small
P Tehf:sses S rye s6: Saries SO; victor iced
- VI 5.tab.ss.
Cabbage. 75asl. 90 per hundred: tomatoes. 8
Beans 56975c per busheI. dull; Gerry. sO940c.
Fish and Oysters.
Pompano. 15c; Spanish maekerel. TIC;
trout. salt water. 607c; fresh water. nc;
ash. &c: gTourer. 4c mulIet. s6.5O07OO 30
barrel; oysters. extra selects. $.25; selects.
81. 10: stew. soc.
Country Drouuce.
rutte--Ceorgia Jersey, 2Csc22lzc: Tenrssses
Jersey 2Od22IEc; Tennessee choice. IZlz a15c;
Irish potatoes. 75c per bushel; sweet
DER bushel; honey, new crop, strained. -QGe
Der pound; comb. bright. SdSc per pound: eggs
fresh stock 21c, cold storage, zoe; chestnuts,
So OOGI25O per bushel: chinquepins. S2.OO0225 per
bushel
APPLES. fsncy eating. s3oO6s.50 Per barrel:
COOKING 81 5O72 90 pc. barrel; pears per
barrel S212 30: lemons. fancy 81 25d3 80. choice
demand good. s. box; lines eo075c per 100; pine
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Oct 11.-Wheat today resumed its
position as leader on the board Of trade and
after an easier opening, closed strong. Deem
Der up &c. December corn closed shade high
er, but oats were NOISE lower. January pro-
visions closed from 7lkd10c TO 15c higher.
Wheat opened easier on what was considered
A bearish government crop report together with
weakness in corn. Markets in the northwest'
however, were strong and with good buying or
ders from that source commission houses turned
active buyers and the market here became
strong. ST Louis was reported as being on the
bear side December opened sc to &c lower at
69% to 697sc. A few sales were made around the
opening figures but with an active demand the
price steadily advanced to 70Ac and closed at
the top with gain OF &c Clearanees OF
wheat and -four were equal to 100, 600 bushels.
Primary receipts were l,O9S'OOO bushels compared
with LOIS, 900 bushels year ago minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts Of S47 cars. which
with local receipts Of Ill cars, with but one
car OF contract made total receipts for the three
points OF 95s cars against 9S1 cars last week
and s54 year ago.
Corn was active but the trade was of a more
general character than recently experienced.
The opening was easy on bearish statistics, but
predictions Of rains caused firmer feeling and
there was considerable buying by commission
strength was maintained throughout the entire
session and the close vas strong. December
cloSed shade higher at 47%G477te, after selling
between 47Isc and 475s44sc Local receipts were
213 cars, with 81 cars Of contract grade.
Oats opened weak with general liquidation
by longs influenced by the large increase in
the crop shown by the government report
which indicated the cropfwould be the largest
on record. AT the decline there was good buy
ing by commission houses and this together with
the demand from shorts soon caused a rally.
The strength in corn was also help to prices.
Considering the amount Of liquidation the mar
ket held fairly steady with much of the early
loss regained. December closed Nose lower AT
S1%@31hc after ranging between 31lsc and 315sc.
Local receipts 100
Provisions opened steady on higher prices for
hogs and light receipts N the yards. Trading
was not large and was for local account main
ly. Shorts covered freely and with light sup
ply, prices advanced. The upturn in corn was
also a help. January pork closed 15c higher at
$3.50; lard was 15c higher at sS.9716, while ribs
closed 71k@1Oc higher at $3.50.
Estimated receipts today: Wheat, 100 cars;
corn, 275 cars; oats, 1855 cars; hogs a. 900 head.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
Union Point Visited by Disastrous Fire

UNION POINT. Ca. Oct. ia disas-
trous fire visited this place Thursday
night. starting about : o'clock.
a lumber plant. planning MILL grist mill
and two warehouses stored with lumber.
all belonging 10 II. c. billiard were to-
tally destroyed by fire.
The loss is estimated at $500. There
was no Insurance.
Inc origin of the fire is unknown
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
CIRCUS HORSES BREAK
LIVE WIRE FROM FASTENING

The horses pitched TO one Of the big circus
wagons Of the ForepaUgh-Sells show became un-
manageable on Jackson street late Friday night
Immediately after the elast performance and
into trolley pole. knocking II down and
letting loose a live wire. which struck one OF
the circus people and one OF the horses. Man
and horse were both badly burned. and the man
had his leg broken besides.
The man insisted that he be carried on with
the show and this was done. His name was
not given.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. .11-Although several
OF the large factorage houses were closed to-
day on account of the Jewish day of atone
and the transactions were larger than usual
FOR Saturday half-holidays. Sales $500 bales.
quotations unchanged.
Under the influence Of Liverpool the future
market opened UP to points and advanced
noints additional, but under MID rush OF
selling orders prices fell away with only oc
casional slight upward fluctuations until the
previous bull advantage had been lost and the
market was forced to a closing that showed
net declines from yesterdays range Of six
points all along the line.
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CONGRESSMAN SHEPPARD
is DEAD AT HOT SPRINGS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Congressman
John L. Sheppard, O. Texas. died at
Eureka Springs. Ark, after a long i'll
ness. The funeral viii occur Tuesday,
October II. The speaker of the house has
been notified
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
spot Cotton Market.

Atlanta, dull, SIC.
New York, steady, $4,000. z
New Orleans, steady, 5 bile
Liverpool, steady 4.SOd.
Charleston, firm. SIG.
Mobile, quiet, Slice.
Savannah, quiet. Sic.
Augusta, steady. s 5-l6c.
Memphis, steady, 5-l6c.
St. Louis, quiet, S9sc.
Norfolk steady, S96c.
Galveston, steady, S2sc.
Baltimore, normal. 9-16c.
Wilmington, firm, SAC.
ClnD4IlnatI. uuter. . l-2c.
Boston, quiet, 8 $4,000.
Philadelphia, firm, 3 lO-lOOc.
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Murphy G. Co.'s Grain Letter.

CHICAGO. Oct. u.-There was good buy
ing generally of wheat today by locals and
outside New York and southwest were prom
inent on this side after opening decline, due
to bearish construction put on the govern
ment report and continued good weather. There
was cessation of offerings and steady demand
that carried prices up radily. Early weak
ness and later strength in corn were more
or less OF an influence. Close is strong with
December three-fourths of a cent higher. Ca
bles were steady. Prospects for export bust
ness good, owing to reports of lower rates.
There was much weakness IN corn early on
selling by Bartlett Frazier Patton and
others. The decline came somewhat as sur
prise in view OF tho bullish government re-
port as compared with last month. Some OF
the buyers yesterday sold their corn, but
depression did not last long. The market
strengthened quickly, and in a short while
recovered all early loss, steadying around
Yesterdays close. There was considerable buy
ing OF December and selling May. but strength
of December helped other options Aside from
the government report, the news was bearish,
lower cables, increased receipts and good wealth
with prospects for increased movement grow
ing better each day. Cash demand. however,
keeps up and this with sentiment bullish more
than Offset other influence. Oats weak at the
opening on heavy selling due to bearish govern
ment report, but shorts bought freely and
tendency to sell was greatly reduced. Then
corn strengthened, resulting in steady mar
ket with portion of loss recovered Provisions
were strong. offerings light and plentiful, buy
ing in sight for distant months Shorts bought
early, and as the market advanced offerings
became lighter. There was a fair demand for
October stuff The strength Of corn was
help. The hog situation was bullsh.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
Receipts and Shipments.
RECEIP rs IN CHICAGO.
Llverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 11.-wheat-Spot No. 2
red western winter dull IS 9lsd; No north
ern spring, steady, 6s I'd; No / California,
steady IS 41kd. Futures firm and quiet; Decem-
ber 5s 10d March, 5s 10Ad.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed IS sgd
Futures quiet; October nominal January, As
gid: March, As 7kd.
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Total all ports :. ..5a, sO4 54752 45lO7 IS, 7i9
Estimated Cotton Receipts.

Houston expects tomorrow 1900 to 1900
bales against 20,S21 bales last year. New Or
leans expects tomorrow 1000 to 900 bales,
against 1912 bales last year. Galveston ex-
poets tomorrow 10000 to 1900 bales, against
1S, 32S bales last year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Private Wire to Murphy & Co.

Cotton spot quiet; prices higher; American
middIing fair 8 IS; good mddlng 400; piddling
4SO; low middling 4.7O good ordinary ASS; ordi-
nary 4 as
The sales of the day were Z, 900 bales, Of which
SEQ were for speculation and export, and in
cluded 500 American.
Receipts a. OeO bales. including $1,000 Ameri-
can.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady;
American middling @. o. G.
Tone cfoadvs sales 000s rniddliups 4 sod
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Personal.

those who are matrimonially
inclined we have a book Of valuable informa-
ton which IS good TO read before retiring
eve Of marriage; II is also very good for young
people TO read who are in love, some day
they will all be married and to read IL now
win not hurt them; price 81. Ad. The Priceless
Book Co. East ST. Louis H.
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Sea island Cotton.

SAVANNAH. Ca, Oct. u-Sea Islazi Cotton
Fully fancy Georgia 1SAc extra choice Geor-
gia I7l5c Bid-Choice Georgia Ice; extra fine
Georgia l5c; fine Georgia lac.
Receipts for the week. 2,24S bales. against
1194 bales last year
Exports GA bales. against 549 bales last year:
Receipts for season, 7,1S1 bales, against 1894
bales last year
sales for the week. 1901 bales against Ss7
bales last year.
Stock, 6,S5s bales asainst 1852 bales last
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Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH. oct 11.-Turpentiae firm 50ssc;
receipts $50; sales 2c9; exports Sos
Rosin-Firm: receipts s,z5s; sales LIES;
ports 1865
Quote: A. B. c, d. s1s5; E. $40; F. sI.45;
g, a.50: H. sLz5; I. $500; X, $3.50; NJ, $500;
n, $3.50; w G. $3.50; w W SA10.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
Strikers Have Returned.

GENEVA. Switzerland. oct 10-The
employees OF the gas. electric and water
works. after a prolonged discussion Of the
strike situation. have decided to continue
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Southern Exchange Grain Letter.

CHICAGO, oct. 1E-Wheat: The open
ing furnished a lower level, the pit was
conspicuously prominent with short sales
while there were also noted a good many
Uouidating orders. After a decline of 1-2c
was scored 1t was a scalpers' market,
rising and falling throughout the remain
der Of the session with no special feat
ures. Manipulation played prominent
part towards the close. which was frac-
tionally higher than the opening. Re
cefpts here and elsewhere are failing 10
materialize into strictly contract wheat
and this is causing varied conjectures
and surmises, especially as regards the
winter wheat outlook.
Ccrn-Corn sympathized in a measure
with the wheat market. The opening
showed signs of uneasiness on the part
of the bull faction by allowing their an
---s-A- $3.50 -,~S~oe@fo~ &C the market
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New Orleans Cotton.

The following were the ruling quotations in
the New Orleans c0tton exchange today:
Tone. steady; middling 5-16c. quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
HUSBAND AND WIFE
FOUND DEAD TOGETHER

NAcOGDoCHES. Texas. Oct. ia tel
ephone message to the sheriff this after
noon from Atoyaca. village is miles east.
stated that Duncan Hicks. a prosperous
farmer and his wife were both found
dead today at their home two miles east
from Atoyaca with their brains shot out
The only solution Of the murder was
robbery. A negro suspected of having
committed the crime is under arrest.
Governor o'Dem would be all right-ik
he were only Democrat.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13

The coal operators are at least making
A. warm for the Republican party.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. I1-Cattle-Receipts 500; no
Texans westerns. Steady. Good to prime
steers nominal S7.40dS.50; poor to medium
$3I5G..25; stockers and feeders S2.25dt4. 30:
COWS s1.40a4.75; heifers 81 25G55O@ Gamers
81. 40G250; bulls 81 2564.75; calves S3.7597-50;
Texas fed steers SS.00G4.00; western steers
So. $4,000
Hogs-Receipts $500. Steady to 10c higher.
Mixed and butchers s675G730: good to choice
heavy s69Oq7S5; rough heavy S6.4oG6S5; light
Sc. 40d6.95.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Steady. Good TO
choice wethsrs 50. 5064.O0: fair TO choice mix
ed s2.25G3.40; western sheep s.. 50Q3.75; native
lambs S3.50d5. 70; western lambs 3.7545.l0.
New Orleans Sugar Market.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 11.-Sugar firm; open
kettle. 11-l6c; open kettle centrifugal, SdSizc;
15-1663Ac.
Molasses dull; centrifugal. 5d15c.
Syrup, new, S5d5Sc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
ATLANTA MARKETS

Cotton.
ATLANTA, oct. n.-Middling cotton steady
at SIC.
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CHICAGO QUOTATIONS

The following were the ruling quotations on
the floor of the exchange today:
WHEAT Op9n High Low Close
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13
NEW 1UFfA % IOIFs
Following Were the ruling quotations IN the

cotton exchange today:
Tone, barely steady; middling ss5c, quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13

ouartermaster General Charles Bur
rows. OF Rutherford. y. J.. furnishes de-
tails concerning the financial affairs OF
the order in the course OF which he says:
Il am glad 20 be able 20 report good
sound dranciai condition. the cash in the
general fund and supplies on hand show
Ing an increase over that OF last year.
ssThe southern memorial fund shows a
smaller balance than before and but for
the generous contribution from the wo-
mans relief corps. would have been wiped
out.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-13

apples. fsncy eating S7.006s50 per barrel;
cooking, 81 5000. 90 PEI barrel; pears. per
barrel s262 80: lemons fancy S2.25d350. choice.
demand good So box; lines eo075c per 100; pine