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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
NEGROES FILLED DINING ROOM.
Senator Bacon and Others Had To Go
hungry.

While Booker Washington of Tuske-
gee, Ala, and a party of some thItE or
forty negro men aud women enjoyed
hearty breakfast in the main dining room
OF the eating station at Hamlet, \. G.,
Sunday morning, Senator A. Q. Bacon
joel Hurt, of Atlanta; Hon. I. J. Snack
eiford. Of Clarke county, and many otn-
ers, among them several well known
Georgians. walked around on the outside
and went hungry.
Washington and his party occupied
chartered Pullman on the northpounu
train, which went into Hamlet on the Sea
beard Air Line Sunday morning. ftamiet
is a junction point where connections lor
various places are made. 1t is also the
When the morning train arrived there
Senator Bacon and others left The car
To get breakfast, but were surprised on
reaching the dining room to llnG u oH-
cupied by Washington and his party. SUI
prise was followed ay indignation, ana
when the white passengers were invited
TO partake of breakfast in smaAl I'M
provised dining room, said to have been
the reading room of the eating house. all
but one or two of them refused
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31

whole the situation has many elements of
strength. What business is doing is OF
solid character.
1.-THE New England shoe industry. and,
in fact, that Of the entire country, appears
to be in excellent shape, though the COM
plant here is that while sales are large,
profits are small.
"A notable Improvement in the jeweiry
trade is reported from New England
manufacturing centcrs. though doubt as
to the labor outlook mars an otherwise
favorable prospect.
1.-THE cotton goods trade feels the effect
of the continued atringency 'in supplies,
but jobt ers have found buying very close
Supplies are small in nearly all positions
and predictions of small stocks and heavy
business when the present embargo IS
removed are many.
'tWool is frmer on more moderate de-
mand business in spring weights IS OF
good volume. the best coming from the
west and south.
Wheat including -four, exports for the
week aggregate 3245, 056 bushels. against
3372,7S9 last week and 5,43S,536 this week
last year. For eight weeks Of the cereal
year they aggregate 25073,2S9 bushels,
against SO 49, 99 in 1902.
Corn exports for the week aggregate
$3.50 800 bushels. against 500 9o last week
and 115l5O year ago. For eight weeks
of the present cereal year they agsre-
gate S.326 .295 bushels, against 754,G39 in
1902
"Rusiness failures in the United states
for the week number 1i2, against 1856 last
week ana 140 in the like weeksof 1902. IN
Canada failures for the week number .,
as against II last week and 20 in this
week a year ago.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton.

New Orleans, August 29-Secretary Hes
ter's statement Of the worlds visible sup
ply Of cotton, made up from special ca
BILE and teleeraphic advices. compares the
figures of this week with last week. last
year and the year before.
1t shows 9 decrease for the week just
closed OF ,533 bales. against a decrease
Of $500 last year and a DECREASE of 174.
652 year hefore last
The total visible is 1,1S0,1H. against L.
324 81 last week 1,3i3354 last year and L.,
54S 626 year before last. or this the total
of American cotton is 500,1t4 against $780,,
677 last week. 1884 last year and 922.-
626 year before last. and of all other
kinds. including Egypt, Brazil, India. etc,
900. against 744.0 600 last week, $4,000 last
year and $4,000 year before last
The total visible supply OF cotton as
above shows decrease compared with
last week of 144, 533 bales, a decrease com
pared with last year Of 163.2 10, and a de-
crease compared with year before last Of
36S 49,.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton
as above there is now alQat and held in
Great Britain and continental Europe 49,
0o0 against $4,000 last year and 7G6, 900
year before last; in Egypt ll.O0e against
$1,000 last year and $1,000 year before last.
in India, 4050O0. against 331o 900 last year
and 349, 900 year before last and in the
United STATES. l76.eo0 against 600 last
year, and 21.000 year before last
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31

to replace Egyptian cotton than any
other quality known. Consul ~ 5chu rdnarf
ON cotton culture in the German colo
MES in which he says ID nat ToP Pa"1 Ra@e
, 40 " CONAN southwest Africa, and Ger
man nan East Africa lie also says that a
C;nrman syndicate cOntemplates the cui-
f,1re Of cotton in Asia Minor.
The present cotton corner may De Oh
some benefit to the planters OF the sou'4 a.
ern states during the present season IL
is csrfain that those who are able to
p 81 their cir e ~gekg nt 81 the the % osasoa
u IN '' ,@ott Nv fine present high prices In
New view however of the evident determina-
ton of European governments and man
1Ifacturers to stimulate production IN
other parts of the world, and in view
of the great impetus necessarily given SVEN
10 such a movement by The straits
through which the European manutac-
turers are now passing it may ma, wei affa be
questioned whether the ultimate eiIect
Of the corner viii not be detrimental TO
the American planter.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlanta, August 29.--Fruit and produce
conditions are now looking up The duh
season through which we have just pass
ed, and which is customary at this season
or the year, is being relegated to the
rear, and the prospects for heavy fall
and winter traffic was never more fiat
tering Conditions throughout this Sec
ton are of q very satisfactory nature;
in fact, more so than for several seasons
preceding. The movement Of western
stuff to this section will be on in earnest
during the next three weeks, the southern
crops of vegetables. fruit, etc, having
been practically exhausted
The apple yield throughout the apple
growing sections of the east and west
from the latest and best reports. will be
heavy and quality the very best. which
will result in such prices as will au-
thorize a liberal and general consumption.
Receipts of Irish potatoes have been
liberal for more than ten days. though
range OF prices is being maintained
Sweet potatoes are in liberal supply,
with prices showing downward ten
dency.
The excessive heat is resulting in poor
quality of cabbage from Virginia point;
at present. Vegetables. generally speak
ing, continue to be supplied by the local
gardeners.
Lemons are showing moro activity with
prices inclined to advance.
Bananas are in liberal supply with
prices normal
Pineapple receipts are light with the
market strong at advanced prices.
No oranges in the market to speak of,
the supply consisting of Il few job lots
of imported stock of undesirable quality.
The Florida crop continues to progress
nicely, and will begin to move in small
way in the next few weeks.
The demand for California fruit has been
very active for the last two weeks. with
receipts meeting ready sale at high prices,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
SILVER IN GREAT DEMAND.
Price Reaches Highest Mark Since
1901

New York, August 27.--The sharp ad-
vance In the price OF bar silver in the
London and New York markets in the
past few weeks has carried it to the high
est mark since November 1901. Reports
here of the large smelling interests say
the rise is partly due to a heavy demand
from India. 1t is believed there was re-
Gently a considerable short interest in
the metal Silver is a favorite article of
speculation among London bullion deal
erS.
The British government is reported buy
ing silver. France is buying rather freely
to supply a demand for coinage in the
French possessions in Asia. The posi-
ton Of China is not clear at the moment
beyond the fact that where China at the
close of last year was unloading large
surplus of the metal, thus coming in
competition with shipments from the
west 1t has now ceased TO be a seller.
The purchases of the United States gov
eminent to the Philippine coinage has also
been a factor.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
YELLOW FEVER IN MEXICO
Fourteen Deaths g Day Causes Elk
element at Linares.

Laredo Tex. August pa letter was
received in this city today from Il respon-
sible resident of Linares, Mexico, in which
he states that yellow fever exists at that
place and that the death rate Is now
fourteen a day
Thjs information was given to the quar-
antine officials both federal and state
Of this city, and they will take the matter
I'D at once tor investigation.
Linares is a small town on the gun
about three hours ride from Monterey.
The letter further said that people are
Aeeina from there In all directions as
fast as they can get out.
DR. II. J Hamilton, United States ma
rfne hospital surgeon. received an ofilclaI
notice from the governor Of NueVo Leon
today stating that double quarantine
had been placed on between Linafes ana
Monterey: that is, two detention camps
between those cities are established and
passengers from the infected points must
run the gauntlet OF being detained IVe
DAYS each in both places.
DR.. Hamilton says there are many
cases of yellow fever at Linares and VIC
toria, and that it is increasing at those
two points.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Groceries.

Atlanta, August 29.-Coffee, per 100
pounds Arbuckle's 5000; Lion $3.50;
coffee, choice zoe; fair &c: prime. &c. Su
gar. standard granuated 5.35. Sirup,
New Orleans open kettle, s3.00q4.6 5; mix
ed, choice 20Gp2Sc; south Georgia cane, 35c.
Salt, dairy sacks, s1.30@l.4 40; barrel, bulk,
$3.50; ice cream, $1.00; common, 55@60c.
Cheese, fancy, full cream, twins. II sac;
singles. 15c Matches, Is. 45 3-4Qlo5; 300s,
ST. 50@1 70 Soda, Arm and Hammer, s1.75
Crackers, soda, &c; cream. 7c; ginger
snaps, lac. Pie peaches s1.75; table
peaches, So. 1908. Canned tomatoesc, $1,000
Canned corn, 81. Best mince meat,
10c H.: choice &c lb. oysters. f. w $175;
L. w, 1920 Fancy head rice 7c; head
rice &C. White fish. 60-lb. keg. $3.50; white
fish, 100-lb. kegs. $40; mullet fish. S0-lb.
kegs, $3.50; macaroni, &c b.: pork saul
sage, 8 1-2c H. Sardines, oil. case 1915;
sardines. mustard, $780, salmon. case,
s3.50@5.50. Pepper sauce, dozen, soc; cat
sup, pints. dozen, SIC; mustard. dozen,
soc. Pickles. 15-gallOn 600s $3.50
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Country Produce.

Atlanta, August 2s-Eggs, fresh 19Q2oc.
Boise Butter, Georgia fresh table 1sG
zoe: Tennessee table 1s4120c; Jersey
l86p2oc, cooking outter, Y i-2 to 15c;
conditions improving. Live poultry
hens SO 1-3035c; fries, large. 25c
to Il lie: medium is to zoe; small
Is to Ice. Duckes, puddle. 20022 1-2c; Pc
king 27930c. Creased poultry, hens.
y 1908 1-2c per pound; fries I5c
per pound: cocks sall0c pound turkeys
Cabbage, Virginia l to l-4c. Sweet
potatoes. new crop. 75@S5c per bushel
p ). ..hite, Sf.2os. mn; dc lady, 81. Is
AGO; stock 81 .00@1.25. Dried fruit, Geor-
gia apples &c H.: 90 peaches 4Goc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Coffee and Sugar.

New York, August 29.-Coffee futures
opened quiet and unchanged and closed
firm net unchanged to points lower
Coffee, spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice 5 is;
mild quiet; Cordova 7Q11.
Sugar, raw firm fair refining 3-8; CEN
trifugal 96-test 3 rs; molasses sugar Is
Refined firm; No. G 460: No. 4.55 No g
4.50: No 9 AS: No. 10 440; No. II 435:
No. y 4.30; No 10 425; No. IA 400; confec-
TONERS A, As; mold A, 4.25; cut loaf and
crushed $50; powdered $40; granuated
800; cubes 525
New Orleans. August 29.-Sugar dun;
open kettle centrifugal 3 1-S03 10; CEN
trifugal white 4 ZIG; yellow 13-166I4 Il:
seconds 2Gl3 SO. Molasses, centrifugal dull
at sails.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
WATCHING VAGRANCY LAW.
North Carolina Interested in Opera
ton of Georgia Law

Raleigh N c., August 95.-(special)-
The North Carolina authorities are watch
ing with interest the operations OF the
Georgia vagrant Law There IS q law in
North Carolina against vagrancy but
it is not enforced, 1t is not known why
there is no endorsements; whether the law
is regarded as too lax and weak or wheth-
err the officials are failing to do Their
duty
There are not a few white idlers and
there are many negro ones. some of the
latter who will accept work will only do
il for three or four hours Some of the
leading negroes in the state declare that
they intend to take up this matter.
A number of them have read the report
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Naval Stores.

savannah, August 29.'-Turpentine firm
at So; receipts sos; sales LII exports
4,319 Rosin firm; receipts 2,@64; sales 49t:
exports 7I3 Quote: A, b, c, 81 70: y.
81. So; =. $lS5; f. $3.50; G, 81: I. $40; K.
So 10; NJ s3.15; n $3.25; window glass.
$3.50; waterwhite, $50.
Charleston. August 29.-Turpentine nom M
inai Rosin steady: A, b, C, $1,65; D. $l.70;
r. 81 rs: F. 81 80; G. $50; II, 500 I, $50.
K, 81: NJ, sos n. s3.l5; window glass.
So 10: waterwhite, $50
Wilmington. August 29.-spirits turpen-
tine firm at - -; receipts IS casks. hosIn
firm at ST 55Gi1. 60; receipts 80. Crude tur-
nentine firm at 81 75a3 80 and $50; re :
ceipts 142. Tar firm at $1.6o; receipts 81.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
JUDGE WOOD ATTACKS DAVIS.
Arkansas Governor and Supreme
Court Justice in Alteration.

Nttle Rock, Ark. August 26.--Judge
Carroll l.. Wood of the Arkansas SUI
rreme court, who is opposing Governor
Davis as a candidate for third term,
knocked Governor Davis off a speaking
stand, feet to the ground during the
campaign at Bismarck yesterday
Governor DAVIS was not hurt and
friends prevented further trouble.
Judge Wood was arrested on a charge
of assault and battery.
Wood questions. and before they could
be fully answered Interrupted with more
questions which angered Judge Wood
that he knocked Governor Davis from
the platform.
Later the matter was adjusted and
Judge Wood returned to Little Rock to-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
MARKET QU0TAT IONS
Spot Cotton Prices,
Review of the New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, August 29.-Spot cotton
oauiet and steady; sales so bales. Deliver
ed on contract SEQ. Quotations unchanged
in the future market bullish sentiment
continues strong. At the opening prices
were to 10 points higher than at the
close of Yesterday, The market soon af-
ter the opening was well supplied with
buying orders and for a time trade was
very active In the trading of the morn
ing September advanced II points above
tho close of yesterday to 1876; October adj
vanced Is points to 1887, and December
advanced Ii points to 1910. Later in the
morning realizing became heavy, and
there was also some short selling, prices
proving too high for the bearishly in
clined. These operations, caused prices to
recede a few points, but the market
of Is points on September, October "A,
November TO- December 10 and 8 to 8 on
the other positions
Futures ranged as follows in New Or
leans Yesterday:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Fruits and CONNECTIONS.

Atlanta, August % Oranges, $3.0003 20.
Lemons. fancy $4 2514 80; choice
S. rs to $500. Bananas. per bunch.
culls 75c to ST.; straights SIPS to $3.50
Nuts: Walnuts. No. L Ii; No. ,, IL II;
almonds 49, pecan IL to 10; Brazil 1903;
mixed nuts u 1-2c. Peanuts. Virginia,
IL to &C: Georgia. &c. Cocoanuts. per
100, s275 Pineapples N.75Qo2.25 crate.
Dates. 5oro boxes. 6@s1ac; packages. ITO
Xxx 81 50 per box: xxx 1.s5 per box. Prunes
small aal6 large eG17 IL. Candy. conmca
st,ck &C ID; mixed 1-2c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
THE TRADE SITUATION.

New York. August 2s.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say
Trade conditions are still slightly UNI
even. due to the backwardness OF crops IN
some sections, damage reports from 9TH
ers and uncertainty as to the monetary
outlook Fan trade in favorably situated
sections compares well with year ago,
while in others n disposition to hold back
is manifested. Car congestion reports are
still numerous. The feeling grows that
the iron trade is grounding on the bottom
as regards, prices and samll buying OF
pig iron is more marked Taken as d
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31

in The Constitution OF the action Of me
Atlanta negroes in appearing against lhe
dis9rIerlv idle of their race and say they
raa1rtl his as a good example to follow
It is very certain that never before
was there such demand for labor par
ticularlv negro labor, on the farm. az
there now is in North Carolina. ana
wages were never 50 high as at present.
Eightv-fve per cent Of the counties In the
state state make this report Of scarcity Of IA
hor these complaints coming. in TACT.
from All counties save those west Of tie
Blue Ridge in which there IS praeuea ~
no negro labor
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
sbanghaied Boy Taken from Ship


New York. August 27.-The American
bow who tried TO escape from the French
bark Marechal De Gontelit. who IL IS
alleged, had been shanshaed, was taio'~.'
from the vessel early this morning ny
Collector of Port Stranahan who had
gone out TO sea on the revenue cutter
Gresham to rescue the boy. The rescue
was made after an all-night search at
sea. about miles east of the Sandy
Hook light ship. The boy is named Hush
Thompson. is Is years old and is the
son of a sailor who ships ON a coast
wise vessel which plies between Bangor
Me. and points south.
After he had been taken in charge by
the revenue officers young Thompson
said he had not been forcibly taken To
the boat. bat had gone with the consent
of his father He said. however that
he thought he was to ship on a coaster,
and when he found that the Marechal De
Gontaut was bound for Yokohama and
that he would be absent for many
months, he wanted 10 return to his
home.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Comment on the Bank Statement.


New York, August 29.-The New York
Financier this week says;
The striking feature of the official
statement of the New York associated
banks last week was the increase OF
So 1866 Geo in loans following a gain of
So 500 800 in the previous week. carrying
this total within $Z7,Q91. 200 of the highest
of the year and on record. she maximum
being 1856 20S, 700 February Il Of the cur
rent year The increase last week was
probably due TO loans. TO merchants
through direct discounts and also to some
special opera tons. The loans 10 stock
commission houses must, it would seem.
have been small, for the volume of trans
actions Of the stock exchange was ex-
tremely limited, and indeed, the general
business at this center was comparatively
light, as was indicated by the low daily
average Of 600 clearings. against
$lS4 600. 600 In the previous week. The clear
ings reported on Saturday rejecting Fri
days business were only $l36 Sl2 95l. There
was no notable changes in loans by ind-
vidual banks, as was the case in the
previous week, when the increase was
largely accounted for by the operations
of a single institution az was then stat
cd in analysis Of the bank return.
The cash reserve increased 81 ,2051OJ last
week. which was 81 .253 POO less than tina
which was estimated from the traceable
movements of money since this discrep-
ancy was mostly due to unrecorded with
drawals. The deposits increased $634l 800.
and as the amount called for by the sum
of the augmented loans and Of the gain
in cash was only $29, 500 greater than the
increase in deposits there was a remarka-
bly, good balance. The reserve. require
ments We're augmented $1,5S5,475 through
the increase in deposits. On deducting
from this sum the increase in cash leaves
$3S0.315 as the decrease in surplus re-
serve to 500 677 ,925. Computed upon the
basis Of deposits, less thyse Of s31, PSI 800
of public funds. the surplus is $2999S .375.
The loans of the Banks are now $685.
500 in excess of the deposits, against $4,-
162 800 in the previous week and $500 800
in the week ending August Is. Compare
sons Of changes in loans Indicate that
four of the larger banks increased this
item by IS. 100000 net. or about equal to
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
Fruits and Vegetables.

Atlanta. August 29--Tomatoes: Mar
kct glutted, prices low; peppers 75c
and 81 per crate; egg plants.
no demand; lettuce 75c to 81
per crate; beans 25 to 80 per crate: peas
81 % to $3.50 per crate: celery $3.50 to s3.c0
per crate New Irish potatoes. No. !.
Use to Soc bushel: per barrel, NO. Is 81.
m2.0o. No. Is. no sale. Cantaloupes 500
200 per crate. Cucumbers Sl.15M1.50 per
crate Watermelons. no sale; won't bring
freight Georgia peaches-Elbertas
So to $50; cinss, 81 bushel. Cali
fornia fruit-Bartlett pears s3G3,25 boy;
peaches, assorted varieties. S1.35@1. 45; as
sorted plums $1.S5gs2; assorted black
ora neg S26l2 so
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-31
There's Nothing Like It.

Tetterine is in class by itself. 1t in
stantly relieves the burning, itching sen
sations that accompany skin diseases,
such at letter. Ring Worm, Eczema, etc,
and permanently removes the cause of
such diseases kills the germs. A cooling.
soothing, healing antiseptic ointment,
easy to apply and delightful in effect so
cents buys a box at drug stores or post
paid by mail from j. I. Shuptrine, Sa-
Vannah> Ga