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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1»0T. IN LATE SESSION and Decline Was Rapid Sharp in the Last Ten Minutes. PROFIT TAKING HEAVY feather Favorable—Closed Barely Steady, 13 to 26 Points Lower. York. Job* 15.—In th« cottoa mar- Uwr« <>■ furtlcr aelUas by comml.- SL home* at the opening and price, JJ, down JSU points, tbo .Jung being uinl on line weather nil through the Sath Poor cables and bearish figures on X, risible supply were also responsible .1. the selling. Following tbo call, pro- Mdonsls corered some of their shorts. Km, the market n steadier tone, “professionals In New York nro Tory bear- u[,n3 bare told freely, one prominent Senior haring a largo block of August for gT. thoofbt to be for the leading bull. pJSdlrtloni of lie for October are freely “u'tbe last ten minute* of Saturday 1 * Ha em prices were forced rapidly downward, Seefose being barely ateady if to 28 point* lower than Friday's finals. Comparative receipts at all U. S. ports: Vet receipts Saturday 2,281 game dsy laat year 3,652 Decrease 1.371 Total receipts since September 1....3,708,474 Same time laat year ,7,584.?,CO Increase 2,124,114 Estimated receipts: ^ ^ B«.—i$i Hooslon '...« 800 to 400 1,213 Uorement at Atlanta: Becdets Saturday, Juste 15 20 5une day last year 72 Decrease 52 Shipments Saturday, June 16. 70 Same day last year 50 Increase 20 Stock on band Saturday, June 15. 8une time laat year Increase . 4,745 . 2,742 . 2,004 19 NEWS AND GOSSIP °* the Fleecy Staple. Sp6C, ^o" T $? c<w «'an. Newport *&*»». V |C S * Clark.) quiet 4 lawJr on i^ r .°, n 1,te - Opened ? ' lwd ;ira American. KTSS3 ttSf rally Ss ^WUr&fcr ;* &«,„“& cottonTui K ,n?TBaS baits of cotton be- t T h *. re t0 * h, P to York for HEJFUP Ju, 7 contracts. Think this nc- day 0 ** * or , * >ot * n Uvvpool to- co&°^n g s*lM the "totlstlcal position of Ph« v.£e n Ja ? e ■■ made by The New lork financial Chronicle: This Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS Mr. Lively** twenty-five years' experience of ed iting market* Id Atlanta and the Sooty has made him a recognised au thority Id bla specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS Visible supply .. 3,503.829' American 2,632,829 n alght, week .. 68,930 ’ort receipts ... 27,776 Exports 35.424 “*• receipt* ... 13,295 nt. shipment* .. 42.606 Iut. stocks 217,927 Last Last Week. Week. Year. 4.050.708 8,451.471 2.653.708 1,990,471 64,000 61,011 12 1 71,856 10,484,561 437.000 370.483 M.000 29.858 '74,112 107.755 23.432 17.036 61,732 86,986 242,288 229,409 Following Is the Liverpool cotton state ment Friday, June 14: Week’s sales »!ooo ^OOO Of which American 28,000 40.000 For export kk) » ^or speculation 300 forwarded 68.000 Total stocks .....1,157,000 Of which American 1,023,000 Actual exports >>eek's receipts ... Of which American Since September 1., Of which American Stocks afloat Of which American NAME OF ETOOS. 800 80,000 K 8,000 25.000 12.000 .000 22.000 18.000 4.561.000 3,625,000 8,694.000 2.787.000 117.000 95.000 78.000 73,000 Anaconda ........... American Locomotive, . . . do, preferred . . Am. Smelting ltef. do, preferred .... . , . Atchison do. preferred American Cotton OH..... Am. Car Foundry .... , , Baltimore ft Ohio ...... Brooklyn Rapid Tran.. • . . Canadian Pacific Chicago and Northw'n. . • . Chesapeake ft Ohio ...... Colorado Fuel A Iron. , , , Central Leather ....... ^ do, preferred ....... Chicago ft Great W Ch engo, M-, 4 St. P.. . . . Delaware 4 Hudson Distiller's Securities 1 ! I . „ do| preferred ", * General Electric Illinois Central ....... Am. lee Secu. .tie, Louisville 4 Nashville Mexican Central Missouri Pacific . I* c u 5 S 35 o y. m S9 un 82* 1154 8154 120 119ft 119ft 9 9 riili iir lie" 5714 87“ r 8 s gs ,1 I 15754 1 k lit 1 Hi: M i i a- Hii 2154 «3ft iMU 18554 12554 20” 20** 20** U054 7451 7454 745k NAME OF STOCK. National LMd, .... Northern Pacific. , . , New York Central , , Norfolk & Western.. • l’ennaylvunla. . . . » . People's Gas. ..... Pressed Steel Car. • . do. preferred. . . , Pacific Mall. ...... Heading Republic Steel, . . . . Rock Island. . do. preferred. . . Blose-Sheffleld. . . . Teuu. Coal A Iron. . Texas A Pacific. . , , Union Pacific. . . . . United States Steel. . do. preferred. . , Va.-Car.Cbemlcal. . , do. preferred. . , Western Union. . . , Wabash do, preferred , NEW YORK. tures In New J Orleans June 16.-Hnyward, Vick ft Sept*.*. ' ,Iark: Should market decline cor 1 " k would start buying on a decided c weather Indicated for Monday. Indications by today's map polr SPOT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, easier; Atlanta. stead; ' New York, o New Or leu ns, lafustt, steady; larannab, steady; Memphis, steady; Baltimore, nominal: middling 13%. Galveston, quiet: middling 12 15-16. Charleston, nominal. Wilmington, nominal. Norfolk, steady; middling 13%. St. Louis, steady; middling 12%. Boston, steady; middling 13.05. Baltimore, nominal; middling 13% Mobile, nulet; middling 12%. Philadelphia, steady; middling 13.C Houston, quiet; middling 1215-16. today's port receipts. The following table shows receipts at the and cooler In Texas, but an unfavorable turn Is Indicated for Monday, with show ers, possibly heavy, for north Texas and central states. Liverpool cables: "Think It time to strad dle by selling July New York and buying same position In Liverpool, as possibly 50,- 000 will he shipped from here." Look for a decidedly unfavorable outlook on Monday, rain and cooler Indicated for western belt. Think market a purchase on scale down. i 1 2 ill i 1 ?! June July Aug.. . . . Sept Oct Nov Dec •Tan March. . .. ii'.s'- 11.:.. 11.4' 11.0" h 11.69 11.76 ii*85 P 11.46 U.M p ilB 11.69 11.76 M Sett S3 11.li 11.41 U.0 Si 11.67 (11.6841 11.611L6142 11.89 11.39-40 11.29 11.24-26 11.4311.41-42 1L411L8M0 11.42 11.41-42 11.5211.5142 11.4411.6748 ill IL4 i! l.'i -48 -82 LIVERPOOL. 2 p. m. and close, compared” w(th°yesterday.’ Futures opened quiet and steady. Opening Range. Jure — 6.64< November..., 6.86 oveinner-December. 6.82 ecember-January.... 6.81 January-Fehruary.... 6.29 Fehrunry-March 6.29 March-Aprll 6.30 Closed quiet and steady. C.65J4 6.45vj 6.37 6.83 i-m 6.29 6.29 6.49 sat 6.85 6.88% 6.34 6.34% 1 NEW ORLEANS. i p Th, followlna; Is the ran*. In cotton fa- 11 turei In N.w Orlenu* today: TiU i ~r. t 0 d ‘ June | July 12.8012.50 8« u *t.'. ■, ■ Oct 11.85 11.87 l>eo.'*.i i'L76 itTS 1*2! 76 ij‘i : 1L6G il*cc 11.67 11.67 *1176 i?!ii 11.70 ii.*62 ittt 11.67 TWZ 12.76 IS m 1.81 -62 1.63-64 1.70-76 105“ l 12.94 0 12.41 r 1124-38 e 1L91-92 M 11.8144 13 11.82- 83 w 11.82- S4 W Closed eteady. NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provision!. 12,487, time _ Foreign Chicago Record-Herald: At the low prices reached on Wednesda/'e break Jnly wheat showed a decline of ISftc, September llftc ',321 year before last and 9,750,389 ,ame •“« 10 V f ™ m *»• h'sh pdMS in 1904 - reached May 27, when the respective months reign export? for the week have been | «*A «^7^arn;nd\l0i' , |.«*m7‘m‘;kln/Ih: I thii blg rhrttfagT p-*e.".H -.tfirmnM^l|J total thus far for the season 8.138,358. higher than they were when the recent big against 6,125,930 last year, an Increase of I advance started with the publication of the 2 012 428 government crop report May 10. The de- ’Northern mills takings and Canada dur- »*«® represents only shout half of the lng the past seven days show a decrease I $? va ? ce {“ n, * 0 T *. rom to® * ow J*** of 808, ns compared with the correspond- J* tr . cb * w ?*n July lng perlo<l last year, and their total tak-1 <6 ty e nr lv « . w Ings sines September 1 have Increased 185.- * bft .i3iifr£lnt »Siw 527. The total takings of American mills, | 11 • Indifferent to our declines as they pre- Xew Orleans. Galveston. . . Mobile Savannah. . . Charleston. . . Wilmington. . . Norfolk Baltimore. ...... Philadelphia Brunswick Totnl. INTERIOR RECEIPTS. North, South and Canada, thu. fur for tha Jloujljr tad.taea_toadvance they Althi ough aeasou have b«n 4.6«,035. against 4,833,944 ‘Le Krtalt h.r. stjmoUud r.new«d jonutrj lost roar. Those Include 2,454,646 by K’orth- £»„?*>' ern .pinners, ngalnnt 2.259,il9.* I result in auy Mg export bust us ss. The Sto”cU ,, M"tho‘“;Mboart'nnd the twenty. ««nblnjd milling and spMulatly. purehaaea _Jno leading Southern Interior eentera havo war* aot awrly lam enough to tot, cut decreaaed during the week 27,036 b.l«s. °< «£e enrwgt » «*« >'« 'orrcspondlng or *'trpl n * °* cash receipts st primary sod are now enters from interior shippers. Some bear- 1906 Ish sentiment wae arou.W by the offers of .ov.uu.us ..U„» .... „„ at porta and "«'-<'"•*> No- * "4 winter A>.*nat ahlp- Interior towns from the last crop and the I nient to this market from Illinois and alls- SS of --da of wl, have been ra- l. U,426,64L *fal0St if.092,834 for the sam. ^'jyl w"Tch‘stow'd «rioJi ‘ damage by green bugs. The four, lower agnlnst a decrease (luring the corresponding period lsst season of 102,249, and are now ♦ 54,463. less than at this date In .MM, I '» h $L \ Including stocks left period last year. OPENED UNCHANGED ID FRACTION HIGHER Wheat Declined Sharply. Later Recovered Above Eriday’a Close. Chicago, June 15.—Thero was n complete change In sentiment In wheat on- the buy- ng by the "Fatten crowd," whq were tnk Ipg profits. The trailing on of otbecrJn terests made tbo demand a big one. Trade was of enormous proportions. The selling was scattered. News was &|ven conslu- —liih ° especially 1 ” " ^ <rta ^ u « nI . ot ATLANTA MARKETS. Tb. following table tbowa receipt, it the Interior town* today, compared with the nine dny Inst ye»r: HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. ru w -X ork ' Jnn7 15.-j! 8. Bacho 4 Co.: cotton market ruled bury. Belling mu, r *5* eatenelve forced prlcee lower SLy*'. active month*. Re porta from tbo J^tb Indicated continued favorable weath- ,i; r£ ‘ wero aervoua on the outlook ■» w'ather over Sunday. Thera waa ■0 rsiij to ,mount to anything. The re- Strann c0,,0 9 (ooda trade Indlcato a aStin-lfcM and decretao In tnppllts •tin cotton yarna at the ton of theyear. JmJ market will follow weather con- EmV. C‘ r ' dMlln « ot over He lfcow.UA- bl ' r e»u report at first showed Sow i n Hnee. The present selling b :*„°. B **>• P*« of long* who ‘He market to grab iiroflta. tad f rCM * rt now around bottom M waaid liny on any further break. HESTER’S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT statement of the move- BbS foniws: ,0r * h9 WCelt en,Un * ,nn * ^onporod with last year. It ahowa an In- Uu hsiif ' ! 'v w eek In round figuree of WS With yeer before last " nd w,tl1 m ,n •bov ’'ajs Of Juno, the total, SetMM ti r . M “ " nder ls * t xn»r of 25,000, a if year before last •S-Wott™"' ow th * «»• WioL,! 1 *?.? 7 d *W of the season that have hj.otMyiBMJl shaad of the 287 6tri vf.ttW.r nr 2,481.000, ahead of ths same •4 bJTri.MO,™ ““ ® a ' 000 ‘o' 1 «l>ead of i*>T U paa7 U wAT t j ,ro P* h * lolo sight daring fcMf for ,1f. k is* •>♦.» 64,639 balea, ngalnst hit 7« r '?5> K v * n Mays ending thin date S tutS.'S?* 7, nr '’' f °re laat and 27,- fbertran d,S^5 . • *P an<1 ‘ or ,h0 M,ln,tiK*i! P* .Juno It has beon 111,665, eKsms ^* r [* l>. Imljr* ln . ,t WI.44J same time k *diotn? JmV’t.r 5 .* •W 1.71** *»44 ;:i r * ljWS.22l year before last f? day, ofeh.*?* tot *> movement for the 6t# jg ««ason from September 1 to ^ •««lnst 10,647,03 last year, entirely sapped and had fallen flat to the stem. The remaining grains were olive with the bugs, which were working Indus trlously and which scattered out in a show- FRUIT AND PRODUCE. I tr when the wheat heads were shaken. EGOR—-Active 17«17Hc Flslda art generally Infected on all except LIVE POULT:RY—Hens, active. 42%C45e jew lands not prmrioaiiW each; ducks, Pekin, 80c each; puddle, 25c J l0T * ral C0Unt ‘ M - including Cass each: turkeys, dull, 10c per pound. and Fulton, DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys, undrawn, active, 15016c pound; fries, active, 25080cI n ., . . KsrSSrSoulS pouml; rfack *’ ™* nwn 'WORLD’S VISIBLE PRODUCE—Lord, 12c pound; hams ac tive 16c pound: shoulders active lOOUc pound: sides active, 11c pound; batter dull; 10O12%c pound; beeswax active, 25c pound; honey, bright, active, 10c pound; honey In 1-pound blocks, active, 12%e pound. FRUITS—lemons, fancy afessena, 14.500 4.75; bananas per bunch, culls, active, $1.00; SUPPLY STATEMENT Secretary Hestsr's statement of the world'* visible supply of cotton for the uuuiu, vuiAi, avu.tt, ft ,wi ■ week ending Friday, June 14, shows a de ls per pound; plneapnlett, crease for the week Just closed of •160,019. 7608.25; oranges, Collfor- against s decrease of 168,637 Inst veer to size ana condition a decrease of 102.065 year before last. 'and $4.10. Florida bon-1 The total visible la *8.923.266, against 4. 0 per crate. Grape 073.275 last week, 3,457,873 last year and 3, owing to site asg 1716,631 year before last, of this the total Deluding Egypt. Brasil, India, etc.. peaches, ll%c; prunes, 6®7%c; cantaloupe, I n,S7L000, against S,2m.OOO last week. 1.461,000 (3.00 crate. Strawberries, 10c. Watermelons, I last year and 1.861,000 f renr before Inst. 35c each. Rhubarb, 60c bunch. I The total world's visible supply of cotton. VEGETABLES—Yellow squash, $1.00; cab-1 ss above, shows a decrease compared with bage, crate, 2 centa per pound; toma- Mast week of *150,019, on Increase compared toes, active, $1.7501.00; potatoes, new, $4.75 with laat yeer of *465.883 and an Increase 64.25 per barrel: onions, Louisiana, $2.00 perl corapnred with year before last of *207,625. bushel; Egyptian 4%c per pound; old I Of the world’s visible supply of cotton, ns Irish potatoes active $1.1601-20 bushel; cel* above, there is now afloat and held In Great ery, fancy, $2.6001.26 crate; peppers, alow, Britain and continental Europe 2.412,000, $1.25 crate; okra, six baskets, small, $160; against 1,821,000 laat year and 1,924,000 year crate; lettuce, headed, active. $2.0003.00 per before laat; lu Egypt 97,000. against 87,000 kraut, half barrel, $3.76; beans, round | inat year and 160,000 /eer before last; In green, 60c crate; asparagus, lMJ16c per India 769,000. against 983,000 last year and 2-pound bunches; cucumbers, $1.25\l.75 per 970,000 year before last: and In the United crate; egg plant, $3.0002.50. v States 656,000, ngalnst 616,000 last year aod - 672.000 year before last. GROCERIF8 I •Including addition to Liverpool stock 5,000 BICE—Jap ietM?ih«d iiota fancy bead *7r»«n, 16 rent.: WEEKLY CHRONICLE’S Ida'ereclhl REPORT ON WEATHER. ers K 6%c"'pound; lemon 7cf oyster 7c; bar- „ . _ —“—7* At rel candy, per pound, 6%c: mixed, per I New York, June 15.—Our telegraphic re- pound, 64c: tomatoes,. 2-pound, lio0 esse; I ports from ths South Indicate tost the 8-pound, »t6; nary beans, $2.40: Lima beans I weather has been favorable oulte generally 1c; beat matches, per gross, $1.41; macaroni. 2 the past week. Rata has fallen In most ;u07r pound; saralnee, mustard, $3.25 ctee. seetIons, but, on the whole, the preclpItS' 8UGAR—Standard granulated. 6%c; New tiou hoe been light, and In a number of * *—dantntlon, 6e. Idlatrlcts of Texas dry weather has — Arbucklea $16; bulk In I vailed. As a rule, our advices denote i bags and barrels 12c; green 11012c. I (he crop Is improving. Boll weevils are Shredded biscuit $6 cese; No. 2 rolled oats claimed to hare caused some damage In $3.25 e*®*; •*<* grits, 96-pound bags, $LS5; I Texas. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago grain and provision quotations for today are ae follows, compared with yesterday'* close: Previous WHEAT- 01 " 0- Ul *’’ - L ° W ' Cl0 ‘®' Cl0W ' ^ 22H SS* ^CORW-” W “ &::: jig gfc:*.; S& PORK-**™ Jnly.. 15.70 Sen,.. 15,774 LARD- Jnly... 8.674 Sant... 1.78 .-IT 4 88 8S SS I k I P 15.774 15.85 15.75 15.70 15.90 15.15 15.574 U.7T S:So !:Sg ^4 1:8 I.K4 I S* S S 1:1?4 MODERN MILLER CROP OUTLOOK. tlons are pvora! .. Is generally noted this week, especially in Kansas ana Nebraska. Wheat cutting will be general In Tennessee next week If the weather Is favorable. Prospects are for an unusually large crop to the Pacific Northwest CHICAGO CAR LOT8. WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. With the exception of a small nrea of cloudiness In the Dakotas, clear weather c0 ^ ?£ ^, nearly the entire map this morning. Showers htre occurred at stations on the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville to New York ana at a number of stations In the northwest. The pressure Is highest on the north Pa cific coast and over the Great Lakes, while It is low—* — “ ISM ast and over the Owest on the north Atlantic const and •»* •tales Just east of the Rooklee. The temperature has not changed mate rially In the last 24 hours, but the tendency has been to warmer over the northern half o* tbs map and cooler over ths south. • THS outlook Is for continued fnlr weather In this section tonight and Sunday, with no marked change in temperature. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. ESS.to*.?4 hours ending^nt 8 a. m„ 76th meridian time, June 16, 1907. Atlanta, clear. . , •Chattanooga, clear, ••Columbus Gainesville, clear. . Greenville, clear. . , Griffin, clear. . , , •Macon, clear Montlcello, clear. • . . Newntn, clear. lome, clear Spartanburg, clear. . Tallapoosa, clear. . . . Temperature. Max.* Min.** 55 60 89 CO is a 1! 8 S3 67 li Is i Si % TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street Special lo The Georgian. (Trent H.ytraiC Vick & Clark.) New lurk, June 15.—J. s. ISm-lio * Co.: In market Irregular; decline, pre dominate. r Itock Inland and Union Pacific Intereats agreement In regard to Alton abrogated, nnd the former now In coutrol. The Kansu, report* ore decidedly more farorable and the yield trill be larger thau expected. The bear thunder la pretty loud, and they are looking to aee that It la well iliseeni- Inated. TBere Is nothing In the situation ties* *^ ou ^ holders of good securl- The hank statement will not show much The money — —- .» fairly hr— volume, thus offsetting gold shipments. ■\Ve are Inclined to think murket will show improvement next week, aud should it recede today would advise purchases.! Northern Pacific shows a very heavy grease for May in gross and this wfll^i followed by heavy increases In other roads. ■ Town Topics: Floor traders are pret ty well out of stocks and may be Inclined to help along the rally ltegun on short caiii •ring yesteidsy. but this will be with Ideu of finding a better level nt whIch L .o sell again. Consequently, In view of the poor bank statement outlook and the scat tered liquidation still going on, together with the difficulties In the foreign siTua- tlon, nnd especially at * x — 1 terests are not ns yet Ikiij aggressive support, WJMPUPVPWi son tonuy stocks aud would couUnue the advice given recently to hold off for better bargains. There are too ninny undigested! securities seeking sale, and the necessities of meeting maturing obligations In and out Of the stock market are too serious to per mit of any runaway bull market for some weeks to come at best. So, unless one buys for permanent investment, it will be wise to keep away from the long side Just now. We do not look for anything ap- go abroad during jobey rates ar harden toward the end of a purchase only on sharp breaks. . . _ _ York Financial Bureau: Araal- E mated is eupported aroand 80, Locomotive Smelting 112. Anaconda 64, St. Paul 12T 0124. Distillers 62, Orest Northern prefer S New York Central 109, >Jorth 120, Pennsylvania 118, Reading i Pacific 74 t Union Pacific 129C» * pport la not Ifow, other a nd" work* for "lower * prices. % FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER. Atlanta. June 18.—At per prediction of last week, the first car of watermelons arrived on this market this week, and sold St from 30c to 40c each. The trade took right hold of the stock and consumed the f ar readily. From now on we look for the ’iorlua shipping season to be short on mel ons. but Georgia stock will come In lu a week or ten days, and prf ipidly with liberal supply. Pineapples, cantaloupes, bananas oranges , quoted. pewbe. being shipped from North Carolina points, nnd selling here at $3.5004 per crate. The market Is being supplied with nessee strawberries at prices quoted. Peaches have been scarce during the pres- it week and prices very firm. fiSdS; IT'tnLV&t,.' Ufa “ ur ^ central STATION. ..DISTRICT AVERAGES. Charleston. . Galveston. . -Ittie Rock, dempbls. . . , ■lobtle. . . . , Montgomery. New Orleans. Savannah. . , Vicksburg. . . Wilmington. Temperature. .Dili mere is I'lacumij uu umr.ci. lull , on account of tb. market tiring supplied arg.lj by local growera. Now notatoea are scare, and bar. advanced to 55 par barrel 1 61.65 per tmsbel, with very small stock supply tb. henry demand. Old potatoes are icarce and tbo demand larfcly falling off. very few being ua«l at present. Eggs receipt, Haro been more liberal this week and prices for good No. 1 stock I, In demand name aa quoted. Lire poultry baa been plentiful, nnd tb. demand good at price, ruling generally aa for a few changes in the com ing week. Alabama tomatoes will be of fered freely: also plenty of dewberries and strawberries from North Carolina and Ten nessee. There will be very few shipped beans nnd squashes for next week’s offering on account of th* falling off of the de mand for the present week. RESALE8 OF CHINA G00D8 DOES NOT AFFECT MARKET. The New York Commercial says: None >re which are coin - market regarding the I baa any effect in depressing s for domestic consumption, ill manufacturers In both the st are fnlly aware of the strength of the staple, the strong position which spinners take, and are equally cogni sant of tholr own well sold-up condition. They can not aee where the market can be depressed and are, accordingly, holding goods to arrive st present quotations or st value. On sheetings especially on 3-yard, 4-yard nnd lighter construction goods the demand nt present Is far from satisfied. Buyers offer business to mills nnd are will ing to accept delivery during the late fall month* but ran not get acceptance* except on the above terms. The bleached goods , according to statements made yes* by lending factors. Is In an unrhang- tlon so far ss delivery of goods and ire concerned. When the mills catch STOCKS OPENED SLIGHTLY LOWER Dealings Were So Small as to Have Little Signifi cance. THE LOSSES REGAINED There Was No Decided Ele ment of Weakness in the List. New York, June 15.—For ths first hour and a half this morning prices on the stock market were fairly well maintained at yesterday’s closing level. After the pub lication of the bank statement, however, the tone again became heavy, and the wigging movement was rcc*we(V prices ending for he most part at fractional declines on he day. Trading Was extremely dull, and be heaviness or the market was plainly due to absence of support, rather than real itdatlon. ..’aw York, June 16.—In the stock mar* ket Brooklyn Rapid Transit opened !i high* ! er and reacted tt; Beading opened H high er and declined %•. Wlii* these exceptions. Initial prices showed declines as follower Anaconda Union I’ac lng and St. J rices snowen declines ns iowows: a 7 A. Amalgamated Copper %. 1’nclflc nnd Soo preferred J4. Kmelt- St. Paul and Southern Pacific MINING 8T0CK8. Boston, June 15.~Opening: California- Arlaona 1C4: Utah 82; North Butto-76^; Oe- ceola _U0; Butte Coalition^ 23ft; Bingham NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. New York, Jane 15.—The weekly state-/ moot of the associated banks shows tho fol- ( lowing changes: Loans $1,129,766,900. decrease $1,689,600. Deposits $1,114,272,300, decrease $4,869,200. Circulation $50,477,400. decrease $8,500. Legal tenders $73,626,500, Increase $834,800, Specie $210,066,200. decrease $3.61*000. Reserve $233,062,760, decrease $-\6*.l.:u0. E ju* uecroanq United States deposits M2,424,476, de-\ > $1,471,476. \ WEEKLY STATEMENT OF ATLANTA CLEARING HOU8E (Pnrwln G. Jones, Manager.) Clearings Saturday June 15 ,4 702,5813? 78 .44,056.59 ] J,716,236.69 4,263,230.92 453,004,77 LONDON STOCK MARKET, STOCKS- Anaconda .. .. .. „ ehlson .. ., ., ., .. .. .. , do, preferred Baltimore and < UheMancnke <ui«l Ohio .. .. , Canadian I’acific Erio .. . do. preferred .. .... . Illinois Central .. .. .. ., tansas and Texas do, preferred Louisville and Nashville ... Mexican Central prararraa Norfolk and Western .. .. New York Central mtario and Western .. .. ’enusrlvnnla ,. ,. . rhlladolpbla and Reading .. lock Island louthern Pacific .. •• .. •• Southern Railway “t Paul _nlon Psclllc .. .. United States Steel do, preferred THE COFFEE MARKET. terday ed position prices are ~ not known how nricea Railroad and Industrial Quotation Record Ready for Distribution. This booklet gives THE HIGH AND THE LOW, Capitalisations. Earn ings, etc., of the active Issues dealt In on the New York Stock Exchange for the past month, as well as other 1 °"we 1 "rfuspe£tpuu*y bOLic.T YOUR ORDERS KOB PURCHASE OR SALE OP STOCKS AND BONDS for o.,h or on margin. ALFRED MESTRE & GO. M.mbrra ot N.w York Stock Ex- ch.ng*. 52 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Market Letter iasued on roquoxt^ | orators, full wrlabt. B care: light w.lit 51.19 case; pwtr, llt lb.; bakln* nowd.r I cat,; red ulmnn, t* c.m; pink Mlninn, Ki c.h; coco., 40c; chomtlyt,, 33; anuff, 1-11.. jars, 48c; roaat href. 37.60 case; corned bcof, !£« car- •’ '— PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS-Supremr hints, He: brill,,. 30638 pounds arsre,, 9.70; fat back*, 7J5; supremo lard, 9»i; Pnrit, romponnrt, 8%; Cnllfornla hams. Me; drj ralt extra ribs, 8.I7H. FLOUR AND GRAIN. Ff.OCR—Illxhr.t patent, »3.e»; h*.t pat ent. 35.4#; standard natrnt, 54.75; bait pat ent. 14-80: aprtn* wheat lutrnt 30. CORN—So. 3 white, 78c; rbolcr wbltr. Me; nrhlto frrd, 78c: So. 3 r-Ilorr 77r; mixed. Sc: rrarkrd corknar bnMial, Tie; bulla. 111. -No. 2 white, 66c: No. 2 mixed. 69e: X.*. rjjsa. whlta inriA/l e-ii ’ Wheat Corn Oata Hogs, head.. for tomorrow are as Today. Tomor. LIVERPOOL GRAIN, liTot THE SUGAR MARKET. New York, Jane 15.—Ix>ca! refined and NAVAL 8TORE8. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, c °TTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISION*. Carondalat and Gr.vler Stfc. N.w Orl.nnfc re on.,.. „ MEMBERS: “•ACHE 4^.^ r NVSi^L C ^, C FRAirE n R'* 3 - C AFRIN0T«l. JitIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS. New Orleans Future °re k i!f^t , !5 < S l redi I »*■>«: ’*uc7j «.*>; New Orleans snd ; j Dritt. l fi UAlB”irG. a wuliff, Ovuj TBO. 2 mi olden oata, 55c; white cllppml. 59c. MEAL—Plain, per 94-pound aacka, 74c; 48- pound ucka, 77c; plain, TO-pound aacka, 78c; germ. 81J6. HAY—Timothy, choice Inrae bale., Jl.40; $1.60; fanejh $I.«; brown, (80 to 100 pounds). New York Coffer Exchange I Associate Members Liverpool Cottoa Aas % FI8H. FISH—Bresm 7c pound; mapper in'* pound; front 8c pound; blue fish 7c pound: I I«und Special to The Georgian. Rarannah, Jnue 15.—Turpentine firm at 67: mice 176; reertpte *10. llmln Ann; aalee 1.489; receipt! 7,472; window glasa 55.W64l.9i; water white 55.94 M 55.7566.99; N 55.6466.14; K 58.60; I 34.996 5; II 54T85: O 54.80 ; 9 84.7064.7S; E 84.566 4.50; D 14.25; C B 84.4664.10. SPINNERS’ TAKINGS AMERICAN COTTON IV world ae follow.. In round nnmbera: Tbla week 190,900 thta yeer. egalnst 215,909 lit year. 188,000 year before la * Totnl elnce September 1 tbit yi ... against 19,285,000 laat year, and 19,679,000 the year before. Of thle Northern aplnners and Canada » took 2.465,000 bale; thle year, against 2,219,000 ■t year and 2,144,909 the yeer Iwfore; mthern aplnnere 2.187.004, a ,„i n>t lo/u.noi laat year and 1,900 00) the yeer before; nnd foreign aplnnern MILO* again.! 6.961,000 last year and 0,536,OW tha year before. Remarke. temperature bse fallen In the c*u pert nf the .oetlon and remains stationary orer the re«t of the eectlon. Light rein, have fallen at moat of tb* station*. S-D. MARDURT. Section Director. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. P* r, lF cloody and I? 110 . Dallas, Brenhsm nnu Taylor clear San Antonio, Honaton and Temple nnrtlv e'mdy and hot. Anatln clear anrfhot. 7 Ml.sls.lppl—Islington clear nod pleaannt' ss .*^eSft ,ft ssan fiarldlnn! Ormnri111, T N*tebeViod*V|'krim"rg Louisiana - Shreveport and Alexandria Mob*u'cl.7r S ^inff'pleasent'* HUnt ' Tm8 ,0d South Carollna-Colnmbla pertly cloudy and cool. Spartanburg clear and pleasant. Tennesaaa—Memphis el„r and pleasant, COTTON 8EED OIL MAR KET. Following In gtron tho opening and closing of tha New York cotton seed oil market; * Jan r. ,0 *U>ft Jnly 66 i September October. . November. ..... December Clo^ steady. Following were tb* cotton Med oil isles *nd cloea: loo October at , 100 Jnly at 6A Sf«) Nnvcm- tobar at 61* NoremMr mini ai it 6llL 1 her at 43U. 300 6ct< at 44. Total sales 3,200. WEATHER FORECAST. Oeorgln. South Carolina and Alabama Fair tonight and Sunday. Arknnu.-Falr and winner; Sunday gen. rally fair. Oklahoma and Indian Terrltory-Generally clnuift T,lrt *“*• and South)—Partly West Texas (North and Soutb)-Fnlr. L- H. Fairchild. Established 1885. 8. J. White L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY, NEW ORLEANS. Members: New York Coffee Exchange. New Orlmios Board of Trade, rblcngo Hoard of Trade. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. BBmiTOWWWS* *yM,. w &c'bl # ni N ,E w i0BK CU,C4U0 - 0rd "* or will then stnod, hut one In the trade ... vances the belief that goods will recede In value. In the men'e wear market for the spring lines of 1906 the developments ves-i terday were of s minor character, ns only u few lines of woolens were added to the list of those now before th* trade. In Jud/rlng from the price level on 8-4. 6-4 and medium and low grade woolene the worated linos will Ini found to open at last year's level or thereabouts. The same unfavorable condld tlons which have militated against the men’s wear trade are checking biialUHta on dress goods. The reorder business for fall llnea cornea in rather haltingly. Ho far ad showing spring line* of dress goods for 2901 are concerned, the majority of agents deem it prudent to withhold their offerings, and it Is only when songht after by the trade that they will show any ranges. It will probably bt well into Auguat before much progress In th* way of showing soring arms goods In anything but the lower Ranges will have been made. LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. ■Chicago, June 16.—Hogs—Receipts 9.000. [Market alow; light 86.904f6.12ft: mlxeol $5.85 06.10: henry $5.750«.O6; rough $5.7606.86; I pies $6.6006.06: yorkers $6.0606.10; good to chblce heavy $6.9606.06. good to beves $4.GO06.M $L7004.70; hell steers $5.6006.90; poor to medium 6,60; atockers nnd feeders 8806.20. Sheep— Ilocelpta 4,000. MfJrkot steady; native $406.40; western $400.40; yearlings $6.2607; lambs w IJS rii $607.90. lavre ai iu a. in., mnrxei noroiy siraayi 12 noon unchanged; esles 9,000. Hamburg at lo a. oi.p market unchanged! ss es 14,000. Rio receipts 5,000; shipments to United States 1.000; Europe nil; stock 937,000; mar ket weak. Santos receipts 81,000; stock 2,320,000; mar* fiao Paulo receipts 27,800. Jundlnbv receipts 25.000. The following figures give the opening range nnd close of the New York coffee market for today» Opening Range. Close. January .. .. ., .. •• *• *.1.10-6.80 6.20 5.2 February B.20-5.3S 6.20-6.2 March 6.104.85 6.25-8.3 U :IS18 ISIS s A ;&r :: S:Sil ".istl .Pdi December .6.204.25 I.164J1 Closed barely steady. Bales 23,000. INVESTMENTS 6%, 7% and 8% Mortgages on choice Macon Real Estate. Net to the Investor. No taxes. Will furnish best references and pay expenses of party to Inspect. MURPHEY & TAYLOR Macon, da. (T^ ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA- C. E. CURRIER, President H. T. INMAN, Vlcn-Prssldsnt GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier. JAMES 8. FLOYD, Assistant Cashier. Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits We Solicit Your Patronage. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. Bell Phone, Malu8SL . ATLANTA. GEORGIA. $500,000.00 $650,000.00