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Georgia Cotton Crop Report

Tae condition of the cotton crop in Geor-
gia on October ! was 80 per cent of normal,
as compared with 20 per cent Oh September
l6 and 81 per cent on September l, accord
ing 10 the report released today through
the Georgia Cooperative Crop Reporting
Service. This condition figure of 50 per
cent as reported by correspondents. indi-
Gates a yield of about 142 pounds of lint
cotton per acre, and a total production of
Ills, 600 bales for the state. Hcwever. the
final production figure will vary from that
given hove accordingly as conditions are
better worse than average after October l.
The neavy decline in condition since Sep
TENDER 16 largely due 20 the almost
continuous rains from September l3 TO 80
throughout the state, causing some OF the
open and cracked bols to sprout and. in
some cases to rot. Also, the cloudy, rainy
weather was favorable to increased weeyil
activity and these pests have become quite
numerous over the southern two-thirds of
the state. puncturing many Of the half
grown bolls. Fortunately. it is too late
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The gov
ernment's cotton crop report was
preceded by rather nervous and IL
regular fluctuations in the market
here early today. The opening was
steady at an advance of - to 20
points in response to relatively
steady Liverpool cables, reports of
unsettled weather in the southwest
and further covering for over the
bureau report. The weather may,
however, was rather more favorable
than expected, while the weekly re-
port of the weather bureau received
favorable construction. After sell
ing at 25.43 December eased off to
2o.32, Under realizing and hedging.
The covering continued checking
the decline and causing frequent
rallies, but general business was
quiet during the first half hour.
Prices bulged late in the first hour
on the unfavorable western belt
forecast and December sold up to
25.77c, or 40 points net higher. The
government report was followed by
a severe break. December sold off
to 24.00c within few minutes aft
er the figures were published, or 1T
points from the high levle of the
morning and 128 points net lower.
Selling on the crop figures was slim
ulated by the Texas report showing
1925 bales ginned prior to Oc-
tober /, which also exceeded expec-
tations. Enough covering caused
rallies Of 80 to 35 points after the
first the first rush of selling subsid-
led, bat the market was active and
unsettled at midday
The midday rallies were followed
by wave of selling with prices
breaking into new low ground for
the day. December sold off to 1886
or 100 points from the high level of
the morning, and 1872 points net
lower. Prices were within ten or
twelve points of the lowest at 2
oclock.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were The ruling prices "a
the exchange today:
Tone steady; middling, 25,t0c, quiet.
Last Frey.
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close
oct. .. 26. so %. IS "a 20 "a S3 u 81 26 l.
Dec. ..25. 40 %. 76 23 .92 % % % 9J % Is
lam -. -. 80 % 80 81 Oh "A .07 Il .05 % 40
Mch. ..25. 81 IS 10 "A 81 n 80 "a 81 %. 50
May ...o6 .O5 20 30 "A. % "a, - "A SO % 30
July ...25. 56 %. SO "A 10 n. 10 n. 10 % As
Il 45 a. M bids steady: October. $500:
December, 24.2S; January, 24.43; Marcn.
MA; May, 24.9S.
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Convicted of Murder,
Escapes Jail, Taking
5 Others With Him

I.AWRENCEBERG. Tenn, Oct 6.
Sid RossOn, who was found guilty
of murder in the first degree here
Saturday. broke Jail Saturday night;
and With him went Charles Nalen-
tine, John Matthews. Paris Brewer,
Oliver Crews and LoWery Burns.
Matthews and Burns were federal
prisoners.
Crews, who was captured Sunday,
confessed he had two small saws
concealed in the suspenders of his
overalls. The lock on the Jail cage
was sawed, he said. Another pris-
oner, Crews added, obtained file,
with which he fashioned a key to
unlock the outer door of the Jail.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BkUII TREE A l. ID ) NJ Il N-rrufitanie
pleasant, permanent work Good side .ine
for farmers, teachers and others. COncoru
Nurseries. Dept. 20. Concord. Ga.
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for damage from this source to he any
thlng like as severe as in previous years
One OF the worst results OF damage to
the crop from wet weather was The detpri-
Grafton in grade from beating OUT and stain
ing of the lint. Many farmers. because of
scarcity Of labor. were behind with picking
when the raius set in and consequently snf-
Tered considerable damage At the present
time, picking is being carried on as rapidly
as possible, and a few more days of fair
dry weather, with its favorable effect on
maturing Of late DOLLS. will see the sit,f-
alton well in hand
The bureau of the census report shows
that 393.7S6 running bales had been ginned
from the crop of 1924 prior TO October /
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G0rkY Writes He Is Better

PARIS, Oct. MAXIM Gorky the
Russian author. who has been re-
ported severely i'll and who now is
staying at the Villa Magsa, in Sor-
rento, Italy, wrote to Roman Rol-
l2nd the French author. on Sepfem-
be: y Nat his condition was i'm
;,J1-@>ed. although he was still suffer
ing from acute pain, according to a
letter from NJ. Roland, published by
the Comoedia today.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.-The
cotton market opened with d little
squirt which carried prices up IA to
t6 points. Liverpool was better than
due and although the weekly wealth
er and crop report was bearish and
the weather map generally fair, the
appearance of considerable storm
center in the central west supported
the market. There was little dispo-
sition to trade in advance of the
bureau report due at 10 o'clock, but
prices remained STEADY with the mi
tial Improvement maintained. jam
airy, the most active month, traded
up to $3.50.
The government report showing
condition of 53.5 and indicated crop
Of 12,499 900 bales, exclusive of lin
ters, proved larger than had been
generally expected and the resulting
liquidation promptly forced prices
down from 25.53c to December and
25.7Sc for January to 24.00c and
e4.20c, respectively, or a drop in a
few minutes of 1853 to 1873 points.
After reaching the low levels there
was a steadier tone and prices raj
lied about Is points, but just before
noon there was a fresh wave of liQ-
uidation and January made new
low at 24.09c.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices IN
The exchange today:
Tone steady; middlng, 9ic. steady
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. Cotton Goods Prices Drop

Especial Leased Wire to The Journal-Copy-
right, 1924
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Cotton goods
experienced another price recession
today with print cloths quoted at
8 7Sc for 64X60's and 9 7-8c for
6Sx72's. Trading was light as buy
ers hoped prices would go still low
Ell.
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SuQar Market

NEW YORK. Oct. S.--No changes or
sake occurred in the raw sugar market
early today with Cubaus quoted at COS
duty paid.
Raw sugar futures were quiet but the
undertone was steady with prices at mid
day about one TO two points net higher
covering and trade reports
Trading in refined was only moderate
and prices We're unchanged at I.15 to 80
for fiue granulated
Refined futures were nominal.
NEW YORK RAW SUGAR MARKET
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Cotton Market Opinions

\. 4. Housman 4 Co.: In this period
when the market is merely marking time,
pending the bureau we continue to think
well of the long side of cotton
j. S. Bache II Co.: Pending the report
which is to be issued tomorrow at II
o'clock our time, we feel that market opn-
ions are worthless.
Orvis Bros: The main feature of the
market win be the condition report ard m
dcated yield, and it seems to US that
these figures necessarily must make a bull
sh showing.
Weld X Co.. 1t is our feeling that unless
the market be accorded support in the shape
of trade buying ON good scale. hedge sell
ing, at least during the immediate future,
will prove of such proportions that any adj
vance will not be sustained.
Hentz x CO.: We are inclined to believe
that an easier market will follow should the
official figures prove near the 1900, 600
mark
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SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, steady, -. 1ac
New York, steady, -. Toe.
New Orleans. steady, @lc.
Galveston, steady, 24.O5c.
Mobile, steady, 2S.25c.
Savannah, steady, 34.01c,
Wilmington, steady, 22.,5c.
Norfolk, steady, &c.
Boston, nominal
Dallas, steady, 2i@5c
Montgomer- steady, 23.o5c.
Memphis, .eady. 25.50c.
Charleston, steady. 93c.
st. Louis, ~eady, 25c
Little Rock, steday. 23.75,.
Houston. steady. 21c,
Augusta, steady, 22.55c.
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Silk Quotations

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Raw silk prices me-
pound: Kansai double extra cracks. s.. 20
m5.SO: Kansa best No. l. S. 45dj 80 .
Shinshu No. 1. So. 4OM5 Is: Canton extras
4, 1915, So .I00 80; Shanghai China steam
fiji gold double deer, 81 .25@7.Go
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RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO

Wheat us
Torn Observation-Disclosures. o29
OATS Observation-Disclosures. 24G
Hogs Observation-Disclosures. .......... 10. lu0
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CoTToNsEED OIL MARKET
PI M p !. :. S:

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r'7NrQyMarktt Reports
Census Bureau Reports 4,525,52O
Bales Cinned Prior to October

WASHINGTON. S.-The
4525520
with
September 16, this
ginnings bales bales of
Anne rican-E
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To WIN 1t POI.Z|.S,
not III CONGRESS-
LhFl)II.L|.E77E: 9AYS

ROCHESTER,, y. y, Oct. Eek,
pressing the opinion that if the
election We're held now none of the
presidential candidates would have
a majority in the electoral college,
Senator Robert NJ La Toilette in
a statement issued on his arrival
here today, declared he was starting
on an extended campaign tour for
only one purpose-to win in Novem~
Der.
IF | wanted the election to he
thrown into congress" said the in
dependent presidential candidate, Il
would stay in Washington and take
it easy for the rest of the campaign"
The senator sal dthat reports from
every part of tn country led him to
believe the progressive tide is rising
at tremendous rate and that he
and his supporters could increase
the power of this movement to the
point OF clear cut election in No
Vember'
Senator La Toilette will deliver
an address here tonight He will
speak tomorrow night in Scranton.
Pa, then in Newark, n. j., Detroit.
Cincinnati, Chicago, Kansas CITY
and st. Louis. After his St Louis
engagement a week from tomorrow
night, he plans to swing westward
10 the Pacific coast
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NEBRASKA AND CALIFORNIA
CLAIMED FOR INDEPENDENTS:

NEW YORK, Oct. tia Toilette
leaders today claimed two additional
states for the independent candidate.
Nebraska and California, according
to statement by Arthur Garfield
Hays. chairman OF the state La Fol
lette- Wheeler campaign committee.
Mr.. Hays said that the action of
the California supreme court in rul-
ing La Toilette Wheeler electors off
the ballots as independents. thus
compelling them to run on the So
cialist ticket" together with the SUP
port of Senator Hiram Johnson.
made that state certain.
He asserted that Senator Norris.
OF Nebraska, is sure of reelection
and his denInciation of the Repub-
lican party also Will swing that state
to La Toilette
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GRAIN

CHICAGO Wednesday,, Oct. s.
Wheat had another setback in to
days trading. Liverpool again fur,
nished the surprise for the trade bur
it was Il disagreeable one. Corn tried
to overcome the depressing effect OF
the break in wheat but the buying
power was just a little too light to ac-
complish this purpose. Oats tagged
along with other grains. Provision
trade was embarrassing and the mar
ket was easy in tone.
The pep seems to have gone out
of the bull market in wheat Heavy
realizing sales the last few days have
put so much wheat in the pit that it
is difficult for the market to digest
the offerings. Bulls are just as con-
fident as ever. but they are less ag-
gressive. A break of 1-2 to "a
pence in Liverpool was the cause for
much selling at the opening and a
sharp reduction in prices. On the
dip export house took some wheat
out of the pit, but prices did not rally
far before increased offerings were
again met. The selling was mainly
by discouraged holders The break
in Liverpool was due to heavy realiZ-
ing sales and a let-up in the demand.
A private estimate on the Austral-
ian wheat crop was for 1000, COO
bushels compared with $4,000, 900
bushels harvested last year. Local
handlers sold 250,0 900 bushels of
wheat to exporters overnight but it
was difficult to get bid from the
seaboard after the opening. The
seaboard reported export business
overnight at 5000 bushels, Italy
being the best buyer. There was 4
holiday on the continent and this
checked business somewhat.
Corn was off to a a lower start
largely in sympathy with wheat. On
the break good commission house
buying developed and prices recov.
cred more that the decline. Later
wheat developed further weakness
and this caused increased pressure
and an easier tone. Prices were we
supported, however, around the pre-
vious closing level Wet weather
over the entire corn belt was bull
ish factor. Country offerings to ar
rive increased on the rally. Ship
ping demand was quiet overnight but
improved little during the day.
Oats followed the trend of other
grains Realizing sales caused q
break at the opening. Support de-
veloped on the break and prices had
q good recovery late. A slight i'm
provement was noticed in the ship.
ping demand
Provision trade was light and
prices eased off in the absence OF
supporting orders.
Wheat came back strong in the
last hour of the session and closed
LIS to 1-3c higher. Reinstatements
of long lines by influential local
traders had absorbed the surplus of
ferings and forced shorts to cover
December, S1.50 5S to $15O ga; May.
$1.55 "a: July, $1.39 Ia.
Corn met pressure on the bulge
and closed unchanged to 3-Sc higher.
December, $1.13 Is to $1.13 IA: May,
T.16: July, $116 IA to $1.1612.
Oats were 1-Sc to lie higher De
cember, SIC; May, 81 lac; July,
50 - &C.
Lard closed unchanged to sc lower;
ribs Unclaimed, and bellies un-
changed, SOC lower
LEGAL cash sales were $50 900 bush
els of wheat. including 100000 bush
els to exporters: l 900 bushels of
corn. 900 bushels of oats.
The seaboard reported 100000
bushels of wheat land 100000 bush
els of rye taken for export.
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A===asa
LIVERpOOI. COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Oct. S.-Cotton spot. small
business; prices steady; strictly good mid
ding, 15.9S; good middling, 1853; strictly
midding, LBS; midding, 1J.13; strictly
low middlins 1893; low mddling, 14.43;
strictly good ordinary, 4 .03; good ordinary,
3.43 Sales, 1000 bales including $500
American. Receipts, 30, 600 bales, including
II 800 American.
Futures closed barely steady, net 50 to
81 points down from previous close. Octo-
ber 1902; December. 1878; January. 1882;
March, $50: MAY 49, Sc; July, Is 66.
Tone, barely steady; sales, 5000; good
middling, 15.63d.
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ToIFDO QUOTATIONS

TOLEDO. Oct. Slower seed, $)7.75.
NSike. old. SD. 10; new, $2l %.
Timothy seed. 81 81.
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

Atlanta spot cotton 800. $500. -. 75c
Receipts $3.50. 5000. ...,.... S24
shipments 49,. $50. ...... COS
Stocks 80. 49,, ........ ....... 12,54o
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CHICAGO CASH ouorArroN

CHICAGO, Oct. S,-Wheat No. / hand
si,O; No. > hard, Sl.4iS, al .50S,
Corn, No, : mixed, $l.ii%; No. yellow,
81. fis@1.15A
ats, No. white AS. 56lsc,
Rye. M. =. 81 .2tl
Lard, SIS SO.
Ribs, $lS. 90.
Bellies. Sl1.S1.
KANSAS CITY QUOTATIONS.
KANSAS CITY. oct. S.--Wbeat. ~. =
hard, SISSY @l.a4.
Corn. No. yellow. Si.l2Gl.lS
Oats, No. = white, SS1a @5ic.
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FREE samples 100 hosiery neckwear styles
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MEDIC,
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PATENTS

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Write for our great offer. Chicago Tailors
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WE START YOU WITHOUT A DOLLAR. SOAPS
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AGENTS Sell two shirts for price OF one.
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For SALE-TREms

FRUIT THEES-Many varieties. Finest
trees for home orchard or market or
chards. Low prices. Catalog free. Agents
wanted. Concord Nurseries. Dept 20. Con.
cord Ga
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Classified Advertisements

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WANTED-AGENTS

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ALL men. women, BOYS. girls. II to 65. vii
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HELP WANTED-MALE. FEMALE

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CHICAGO QUOTATIONS

The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
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.12.4ss,ooO 12,5ss,oOo 12,7S7.oOo 11o15 900
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-01
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that on the
1st day of April, 1924, there was
taken up at my place and is now
being kept at my said place, 5H
miles northeast of FL Centre, the
following said animals:
One gray mare, weight about 1850
pounds, of the probable value of
$4,000.
One gray mare, weight about 100
pounds of the probable value of
$4,000.
One roam horse weight about
400 pounds, of the probable value
of $4,000.
One black horse, weight 100
pounds, Of the probable value of
$1,000.
One buckskin colt, weight about
500 pounds, of the probable value
of $500.
Notice is hereby given that un-
less the said animals are claimed by
their owner within 30 days from
this date and the cost of damage
and their keep paid us required by
law, | shall turn said animals over
to the constable of Ell Centre town
ship, for sale according to Act 1860
of the general laws of California.
LESLIE MCCONNELL
Dated May l, 1924. l Is
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-01
Fuzzy" Will Pay
INCA. $500 Fine

LOS ANGELES, lay REIN
statement of "Fuzzy' Davidson
youthful indianapolis star, for com
petition in the triumph trophy race
at Ascot oval here next Sunday is
expected to be made by the l. M. c.
A., the governing body from which
Ascot secures its racing sanction,
with the payment of "A $500 fine.
Davidson last Sunday had mix
up with referee Charlie Keppen, for
which the governing body decrees
he must pay a stiff fine. Fuzzy"
was expected to abide by the ruling
and pay his fine today.
If he is entered in the race Sun
day he will drive Frontenac, "A
Louis Chevrolet creation, which is
said to be one of the fastest ears
seen in the west.
The 5000, if it is collected by the
Ascot officials, will go for the ben
eft of injured racing drivers.