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nBCnHHHHHHPnHH -— n y Bulls and Bears Watching Conditions Closely for Incentive. I trading IS LIGHT I Prices Lower in All Markets Early with Later Fluc tuations Narrow. V»w TorH. June IL—Fine weather uml I rnlilM ceueed tnrtber weakneaa In the Eral cotton market tedgy. Thera wm rig- irons pressure from the lienre. dealgned to S October below 11.28, where "t wm Mleinl atop-ordere would be renrhed. The , rsstbrr map ebowed good ehowere In the I stite of Teioi where most needed, i Trading wee very dull nil through the morning session. Fluctuation, were nnrrow and the opening decline of a few points «i inrrensed a point or two, but at 11 n'rlork prices were close nronnd opening Usurer-^ wn ||| n » market and Terr sensitive to Influences either wny. though the hulli are apparently wafting for n snort Interest of suuielent site to make It profitable for them to foree a covering movement, ghoniv lifter midday a firmer tone de veloped it tul on slightly more aetlve trad ing prices were ndvnnced to above the eloslnc of Thursday. It Is reported from New Orleens that fully will enter the market again with Western backing. Movement Into Orcrlniid. week .. >,021 »Bcp Split. 1 1,177.734 Into-slffht. week.. 4f.lt* Since Sept. 1 13,177.047 . | South, roiifltnnp.... 85,000 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. C-niDAV. JUNE a, 1907. NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. Special to The Georgian. Uayward, Vick A Clark.l li'VloZ; p.f 2 )^ J 'ln-c"*mnc?r mm i-J, '*®*i •***• 3,000. American 9,900} aoecu- » ol ‘ * n, j export. 200; Import* 9 000 bales bnles An, ' r Mn) ' 1>odM * “«* docket, 11,000 •®lSRv* AVSJSP’ in .tl55»L 8 * !■ drifting Into a quiet state we? y thS 0 L b o#M ,t f ,' lu,,nM l , l ,n •wurltlea all toe . Liverpool la a shade eaaler JT* f * l no particular feature. The market la ment ■****ud« for further Improve- Tho ", “t-l-ack in weather conditions. £* rr" dstnnge to cotton of this y, fu neoerm realised hr the pi believe that If the I ?et 08! hLLu?' 1 a P v w,th » »n® ft *» t*i* re- ?S ,SSto«*l"oV?r P h,I "" ora * » ,roflu Mor " miSSHwin are 11 a. m. bid,.- July 11.81, S Tarkm a™ 4, nf .\'' be ? lML -fanusry 11.47. hJiM . i flri 9. on October on atnall Tinting * 8rh,n 00(1 covering by tne ring. Market narrow nnd * 13 Edited by Joseph B. lively MARKETS Mr. Lively'* twenty-dr* rear*' experience of ed iting market* in Atlanta and tbo South baa mad* him a recognized .AO* tborlty in bla specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS KAMK OF STOCK. ‘190b. 19!>5. 5.974 10,662 953.113 1,049.181 62.242 117,747 r 10,700.095 12,604.968 ~ 32,000 27,000 I Comparative receipt* at nil U. 8. porta: , Set receipt* Friday 2.870 | lime day ln*t year 6.192 Decrcnse 3,323 I Total receipts for the week 24.727 film* week In at year 31.947 J Decrease S otal receipts since September 1....9.731.920 Ime time last year ..7.612,255 Inert*** 2.119.665 Estimated receipts Kiiturdn ...i"*; Market narrow and local. ,5*X Juna ft.—Hayward, Vick & lni? h.- , ' V rpon "Th. general opln- irJ n*. >**4, Short Interest Is '*'**• Our market will sympathise with K. Ur H«,}f„*. d0 'S t lf u 'I advisable to follow aiiv.n^ m » rl, ct would certainly *orabie*" < * U ''* * * C,op ,MO " a '* ,re unfa- —''“'•‘•f ”i»P showa clondy weather In in "I 1 ! unrthern belt; generally fair In aouth-eentrat and eastern atates. “DP *"™a general showera over night '"T«n,. the territories, western Arkansas r?n.V? u it *°*t , ’" t hardly any precipitation in central and eaatern alntea' General showera In Tema over night llke- depresalon. Central and J5Jw“ belt has had no general relief yet. and Indleatlons do not point to much fur- ™tS? 01 c . ,l> les: “We have an unfavora- Sc.SP II 00 i tor tf ? e present In raneequence of amall spinners demand, more favorahlo oiSP. hhporta. continued heavy tendera and dullness of trade." „P»rty traveling In eaatern belt v Alabama and Georgia cropa certainly had. Stands poor; plant not over six li « eh. f arollnss much liatter; •tanas plants fully foot high; farmers say rs needed. M hen crop conditions are gent realised think cotton will advance. ,r Amalgamated Copper. Atlantic Couat Uue, . American Sugar Kef. . Anaconda American Locomotive. do, preferred . . ., Am. Smelting lief. . . do, preferred American Cotton Oil. , . . Ain. Car Foundry ..... Baltimore At Ohio ....... Brooklyn Rapid Tran.. . . , . Canadian Faclfle , Chicago and Northw'n. . . Chesapeake A Ohio .... Colorado Fuel A Iron . . uel A I itbsr . It ... . ut*. preferred .... General Electric . . . Illinois Central , , . , Am. ice Becui .ties , . Louisville Jt Nashville. Mexican Central . . . Missouri Peel fie . . . . lift gi 8184 if* i ik NAME Of STOCK. National Lead. rvonoiK dc tveaiero# , « ■ Heunay.venij, Pressed* Steel Car! ! i ! _ do. preferred Pncinc Mall Krmlinr. , , , , Uepubim Steel. ...... Rock Inlaiut. do. prvferrvd Cuit^l otauia itublwf. . . do. praferrad Southern l'nrldc. SiUthvrn IMllway* ..... ^ do. prtfarrad. ..... Sloaa ShefriMU. ...... Tenn. Coal & Iron . . 8 via* ft Pacific. UlOD Pacific. . nlted Btata* Steel....... do. preferred. . . . Vft.-Car.Cbvmlcal. ... do. preferred . . . Weateru Union. Wabaab. ......... WI«co‘nfln*Cedt?ni ! !! ! do. pref.rrad fi ft. o d o a £ 3 II *5“ K Ss a 35 1 * 123' 11084 liiil 96 u f; 36 123* lioVh 119** 90 ,6.6 rail loft 8« i; M :::: 1 i 'i | E; 97 1 m hi k l :::: i TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street P Special to The Georgian. I From llaywnru. Vick A Clark.) New lork. Juno H.-J, H. Bacbe A Co. London market for Americans weak Ulii We* rarity, enppera .re heavy; isinsols 1-Wd lower. Itih? r -!!i, ’’''J* ?" 4 attendance light yeaterday. Tha unfavorable factor lie a tnonty. Time fund, ware aeareer * Per cent wag hid for thirty daya. Th. i®*L fi « poor l«ok statement la expected to cause tome soiling today. Crop news favorable, ‘.''•ra l' rn , l ‘" l ' | y attack market on the re- 'i r Che.aps.ks and Ublo aud other corporation*. JfX'if II very Utile to he aald on the "“’t 1 ' 1 * »l th. tightening of time M J e *.«ro beginning to show IF , ,o 2!' r ' tWi may oanee crssnllnn JJ *°ld exports. Lower market probable to. Market jihowa etery evidence of going ’.ft* .buying la by the* f.5 fhofta that are left. ip»Fi ru,,,0 j ,> of trouble in Europe, ivhlrh haa cauaed amno short selling bj ,r ril^ ri i. ^othlnc definite a* j*t. 9 -V»w lork Commercial: Washing. '>“■ diaposltlon. to tackle a few more truata—the tobacco, powder end barretter among the number—help* to keep the aptc* illative community^mindful of the aleeplosi activity of Mr. Hooeevclt In defense of the cdtnmon weal. Dlanatcbea on this aub- J«<’t i broke > the SpeM of an .Idle day. TRADE IN STOCKS Tendency at the Opening of the SeBsion Was Down ward. DECLINES ARE SHOWN Heaviness Due Mainly to Depression in the Lon don Market. New York keeps nag down Rome, but there le an army of p pie welting to buy it ahould the market 19.17. 19 "'fi. . N#w OrlennR | Galveston 390 to 409 1.167 Houston 2M to 3X> Movement ftt Atlnntn: 1 Bvoelpts Frldny. Julie 21 None 8*tnp day Inat year.... DerftflM Shipments Friday, Juno 21 Non Mine day lust year Non Stork on hnnd FrWrty, June 31 4,51 8sme day Inat yenr 2,11 Increase 2,337 SPOT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, dull; middling uplands 7.04. Atlanta, stonily: middling 127*. New York, stonily: middling 12.85. New Orion hr. Ntendr: middling 127s. Auguatn. etondy: middling 1314. 8avannnb. dull: middling 12VI*. MemphlR. Htintdy; middling Oalveaton, quiet: middling 1274. Ctutrleatnii, nomlnnl. Wilmington^ nominal. Norfolk, steady; middling 18%- * St. Louie,- qfitot; middling 124*. Boston, quiet; middling 12.95. Baltimore,- nomlnnl: middling 13%. Moh||»*. stendy; mMdllng 12%. rhllndfllphirt. quiet; mlmlllng 13c. Houston, quiet; middling 12%. Cincinnati, nominal. Loubvllle, quiet; middling 12H. today’s port receipts. The following table shows receipt* it tha ports today, compared with the same day Ust year: pie waiting to buy put down between Tho object of der pressing cotton la aJmph to buy 'chcaper.~"’rhe'ou'look'H , n* ever, simply bullTsn HEAVY DEMAND FOR COTTON YARNS BEGINNING TO EASE. The follot turca In Nc NBWYORK. Ij th grange la cotton fa- 1 i i li i a June.. . . . Jhiy Ang Bcpt oce Nov pee Jnn. . , , . March. . . ii!w 11.31 11.18 u. h 11.37 O 11.:- 11.66 ii'w n,i 11.44 UJ ii. r 11.69 U.65 n.ti> !};S 11.2* 1 ill lMIIlKoj win 11.43 11.43-44 11.1711.43-44 13.49 11.49-50 11.60 11.69-00 11.06111.88-09 n 11.17-13 11.35-38 11.34-30 li Clcacd very atandy. LIVERPOOL. Following II th* opening range, 3 p. m. 0 H2LAlP?®' ^^ re . tl yj*y*»t#rday; June * M Jtine-July.... 6.59 6.66V4 July-Aug.... 6.66 -6.61% 6.(6 Aug.-Sept.... 6.< AWH 6.281s 6.28 NEW ORLEANS. The following Is ths range Id- cotton fa uriMna todxn in res In New Jen. March, closed steady NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provisions. Special to The Georgian. (From Hayward, Vlrl Chicago, June 21.—Bartlett* _ Carrington: Weather condition* absolutely perfect throughout the grain belt Reports from the spring wheat belt are gene - '*'*- Think damage reports from N*w Orlenna. (klvpston. . , , , Mobile ftarnnnnli. . , . , Chnrlenton. . . , , Wilmington. . . < Norfolk Baltimore 1’hlladplphln. . . , INTERIOR RECEIPTS. The following tnble shows receipts nt the Interior town, todny,. compared with the same iiaj- lost yenr; HAYV/ARO, VICK A CLARK’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. ^Ncw Orleans, June 21— Rainfall wns genertii mid abundant over night In —_ — —Jng • s h«>rta and the trade aro buying ’ • rv , depression. The bear element, tn ra‘ , ) p ! 1 w,1 ° bnr * • 0,,, ot| t an«I want 'F f ‘ f b» as cheap an poRsIble. of rouran 1 IIS e of the advantage of dull time* and fear of the next bureau fo 7‘>rce a liquidation of atop losses. »*■*! r *hey succeed depends on the ■i.; i r *. Should *hower* become general 22S l /. n « l ,h e **** °t twit, a favorable on* R r VL n *V m J*ht lie orfereti for an attack, ■■ trailing Is somewhat restricted, owing Sirin* nl, °ut the next bureau report. In- Sf*;i on *. point to partly cloudy to fair 522i? r In the eaatern half of the belt; mattered shower*. It will be ! y Wnrm#f «nd clearing In the west. tMr.. : on ^ufd* already a minimum tem- Kn'hM ,n f th weather ahould be ....... muiura. SU" ' 1 ly steady, and was not affected by YhVl " ,f), tf °mpta toward a break In New iSJj: ,, f h< * Point of n long story Is that Si?/ Interest* are waiting to bby It, should r ne p,#0 P ut I* down for them. The New York Commercial: The unusual ly heavy demand for cotton yarn* In evl- deuce during the past week or ten day* Is beginning to ease up to some extent as buyers are gradually filling In their require ments nnd retiring from the market Spin ners are well satisfied with the situation nnd have booked sufficient orders to keep their plants running well luto the end of the fall season. . . V |« ? In addition tb this. It la etxted tbnt tbo •«**"» J»r* '"tltvroverdoim nnrtlock orders tnken hsve been xceepted nt price. «vot'firatetton. \t tte&t Is liable to sell off. which will allow of n sntlefnctory tnnrglu tlemnnd for corn nnd oete continue, of profit to the spinner even should cotton moderate, but sentiment le bul Isb, and advance still farther. The spinner, have w .>! r ? for 10 b .">; ,h ? ra on *"/ l ,’, r0 ? l ‘.' not lieen nt nil nnnloun to book order, on JVouI.l buy provlalonn on nny decline from n close margin n, they did n yenr ago, nnd Chicago Evening Pont! The state end owing to the foot that they, believe thnt I mologlni writes ns follows,. regnriling sam : the growing cotton crop Is much poorer P'™ ot '>’**• **bt th him from the o*t than reports Indicate they have moat duo "’’L 1 * of Illinois: I have exnmlned ths allowance for this being the ease. »phlds which you cent under eewirara cover. Representative, of large weaving concerns " 1 " 1 flni ’ « '• 0,,r oomnion grain lotiss, which throughout the country have lieen heavy >• ,<>" J°" r <>«'»■ These Inseets are In oor buyers In this market and are now be- <'eW» every year, but ordinarily Ip inch Uered to be fairly well covere<l up to the ep>»*J numbers thnt they are not noticed by end of the year on the various grades of the farmer,. This rear they era more than cotton yarn which they nee, dll ere hits I ordinarily abundant, apd they are capable been n very keeu demand for fine connts I " 0I pe damage, because of their nnd large orders hove been plnced at top ability to multiply very rapidly, and on ac- prices. Knitters have been busy plnclDg I count of the fact that If they attack the orders to cover their requirements on the gra'“ •“ th* head while It Is soft they mny new line, for 1908 nnd hnve placed excellent extract stiff clout enp to prevent the kernel, orders In thl* market frmp motoring. This Injnry Is partlculnrly The demand for hosiery yarn has been to occur on poor or exhausted soils, unusually good and little trouble has been I The Insects ore. however, susceptible to found In obtnlning the top price, named rapid destruction or almost complete ex, by seller,. Certain Southern spinners are I termination by their natural enemies, beginning to withdraw their yarna fro* the -Telegram from Minneapolta reads: "The market on eonie count, at they have Sold I Cargnrtolks tell me their men expect eon- up the entire production of their mills ns slderitble diiiiiflgo from wire worms In Cnss for nhend ns they care to go. In the mean- county. North Dakota, and that northweat time, others are rapidly beconilug sold up * r iJ North Dakota Is too dry. and, taken aa a whole, tho cotton yarn B f oo ,nll,,1 *"V**l* , l , Russian new. aarTlce. market, whether It applies to weaving or *5 the southwest the weather le very hot knitting yarns, I, today on a very sound I end farther raloe are needed. In the south n.gls I renter and Cnuenaus region rntne are fall- __ log. Arrivals at the port of Odessa are Steady Call for Gray Good. ThT^.X^So* &KV « Wherever sn Sffrnt hn* nnrrqw odd* to the wheat crop of that atnte: "Crop last offer for spot and nearby delivery at to-1 { ear^waa^he lorfesMn Iste yenrs. .ft waa day’* price*, he find* n ready pur It Is not a market In which the sell to hunt for business, but one in which buy-1 for’abont’lO.OOOrdbo 'bushel'a,' neariy”a tblr«i ers nro put In the position of hunting for less than last season, and the same as the goods. Under auch conditions price* are average of last five years. Ohio millers uniform nnd high. On 28-Inch 64 by 60s I could grind It nil. Hrend and seed require- 4\c la paid unbealtatlngly. Hegulara are I uients aro about 26.000,00o.'' practically cleared out for early fall dellr-1 Following message* received by Rrosstau cry and wide goods are rapidly reaching a A Co. from Canadian eorresimndenta. sold-up position for the balance of the year. Montreal wired: "Dry weather with hot Wide standard! are nominally held at 7c. | winds causing damage to *11 crops In TRADING IN WHEAT WAS FAIRLY ACTIVE Lower Cables and Good Weather Caused an Opening Decline. 6T. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. Wheat—No. 2 red wlntor M. Corn-No. J 6266& Oatx-No. I 46. WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS, Quebec/' pn RUN ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE, RfiOR—Active. 1701774c. LIVB POULTRY—Hen* active, 40c each;, In chickens (frleai, 1274027V4c. Ducks, Fekln, 5Jjif^ ot b I 30c eneh; puddle, 25c each. Turkey* dall, I W U' ng back. Crop two weeks Inte aud wclhI* bad. . Demand for export poor/’ Peoria wired: "Advice* from McDonough county and west to Mississippi river never saw such a change In oats aa hi curred la the last few day#. Lota of field* cut." active. 15018c pound; fries, active, 25030c I il T aral years* Oat broanects t he beat .>«”’»¥ P° un,li Uuc “- undr * wo ’ In flle yrars^Jlght ImS ®WdDUcE35«*L lie- «mmds h.m. I Uqrn[.four to eight Inchtt high;, doing fine." hums ae. I Uorn four I ICsilIrtu’ln Following from Dwight, Ills., It Is the same green several ycara. five years; 5 Ilia., regarding in that territory: • waiting Hppt lt dowPPMMI ■ « chance between now and bureau \° rk ' ^une Si.—'Prices were barely l nt *ne opening, with a decline from fhutv'. ^u the active options, due to Io£JJ^ er ra i‘ ,os from Wverpool. There fol- p 'i some fairly active selling on the part r^.IJ^P^feaMonal element, due to the re- CJfl J lni proved weather conditions. Some U iSIJiJT* *L ot he*ltate«l to take advantage 4ave?E!iJ. h# 6IU1 **»• declines to ? ,0 th# l»we« point* on thl* eip. tmniJr 0 !? .■***1 I»eat1*h cables, due to t^e from fipiiineW" ond otteuipi* at 1 m4rt * f0 ,h€ uiarxet HKJSS Mot*. Blight ralile* only gave "W°rtunity to the beare to *ell more cotton. look like they were dead and alive with *' r ' v h “J; «wt,!'* a GraM I Fan. I took' n rldis through tha" rountry fnilL*Florida atock, owing to alia an* (Sunday and saw twenty or, thirty field*.of six* an* I Sunday aud taw twenty or thirty field* of T, “ rMt w,re rtl,ow luo - kln ‘ pvarhss, llHc; prnn.A 6®7Hc; cantaloup,, I2.I»0:.W crat,. Btruwborrl-s, 10r. wat,r- 1 melons. 15C20c *acl Rhubarb. 60r hnoch. each. Blsckberrl'ra, injc! •fijs** 1 * TO ** > &-3 : “*" lron L neb. 0*VBr7i-^nuntl: •sruln,s. mustaM - »2.28 KiiTAIlI-KK -Tomstora aro actlv, •elling nt.lt.7BJ28.0O; Ive nnd I BUOAR-Btxndxrd irnnulntwl. 614c; New w. 81.601 York rvfln«l, 444c: plantation, 6c. , fj p«rl COFFEE—Rosst-d Arimcklss 118; bt bulk In i! 60c craw; aspxragus. 16ai8c per fJTlSSS! &8S3S* tiah n *” Shs' „ 'mtS'sb.^U.^MO ;-pljr cotton. ISC; cocoa, 40c; cho roast href, J cinmp, tl-8 Inns. 860 gallon; « . potash. 68.8SC6.60 con; 4-ply cotton. Uo; soap, 8 ennnts. Sc; rope, GROCERIES, RICE—Jap SSSHc; hrad *«Tc; fancy brad 8UC7. according to th, grad,. CIIBE8E—Fancy full crasm, 16 entt; Georgia can, syrup, 88 cents gallon; salt, i i'«o»iani..n-.»vmn. nuois, ioc; muiss, lOO.oound, 60c; ax e grexxe 81.78: eadt crack-180Q2S pounds xvorage. 6.88; fat backs. 7.10: era «Hc pound; lemon 7c: oyster 7e; her- Supreme lard, 814: Purity compound, 874; rel candy, per pound, ftk*:, mixed, per California hamx, 10c; dry ixlt extra rlbx 6<ic: tomntoce, 2-pound, 82.00 c.axe; |9.o6. PROVISIONS. PROVIRIONR—Bapreme hamx, 18c; heltlss, Chicago. June 21.—Closing price* for the day showed wheat l-8c oft to l-8c up, corn l-403-8c off to l-lo up, oats 8-8c off to l-4@3-8c up. and provi slonx 2 1-206 to 12 l-2c up. Caih sales at the seaboard and out porta Included 60 loads wheat, of which 60,000 bushels were No. 2 red and all . of It for export. Wheat wax confined within email limits. There wax a lack of buying power and a lack of outside business. There was a great deal of bull news In the pit, but the market re futed to respond to It. Crop conditions were of both kinds, and the trading was between two fire*. There waa a big cash trade In corn, the United Kingdom In general ana Hamburg taking large lots. Oats were fairly active, with price changes amall. Hog products were dull nearly all the aession. Clearaitcea of breadatutfa from both coaata for the week were 2,850,000 buahela and corn 888,009 buahels, com pared with 1,760,000 and 662,000, re apectlvely, a year ago. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. f r'tod'y fn'ir* c ’ roT * >,olia quotations _ ... , Previous Open. High. Low. Close. Close WHEAT— ££ a 1111 e* i»ip a a « OATB- Jiily.... 46 Sept.... tt% Dec.... 88% l’ORK— July... 16.60 Sept.. 16.76 LSRO- July... 8.5714 Bent... 8.75 BIDES— July... 8.4714 l.fiH 8.4214 6 4714 Bept... 8.80 6.85 8.60 8.65 MODERN~MILLER CROPOUTLOOK. St. l-ouls, June 81.—Nninentn, reports have been received, meetly from Illinois, of In jury to winter wheat from too much rain when tho plant was In the blooming state 16.8814 11.47 16.5214 15.50 16.6214 15.76 16.1714 15.96 m i!« m 5:8 general are considered satisfactory. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat opened 14014 lewer and at 1:» p. i. 14 lower to 14 higher, Cloeed 84014 low- nonnd. 6'4c: tomntoce, ’ pound, 12.00 case; (.pound, 62-23; navy beana. 82.40; Urns beans| FLOUR AND GRAIN. FLOUR—Highest patent, 85.88; (wet p, t . Extreme dullness ruled, and thcre wss no I *2tT 'eprieg md {f 1 * outside business. The technical position of j ‘ gORN—Vo, 2 white, 78c; choice sr the market may force liquidation from time I w nit« feed. 78e; No. 2 reltoec T7< to time, but we believe prices will ultl-t— -- - 1 '—-- J- mntely work higher. No Improvement In weather cnndltlona can overcomo the Inte J” CHICKEN KKEIV;Ftfty poand racks. Me; ,e Punln ehlck feed, 82.00; Victor feed, iul brand feed. 21.18. * ’ fit! HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COPFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Cnrondalet and Gravler Sta, New Orleans. MEMDtHB. n, ,2RShsa feat New’Orleans Future Brokers’ Asaeclatlsn, Ijf** wh , l,c E'i: htwEi kssEr 4 •* ,o m ,>oaa ' i^, ^ AuoctsTs McmbSrs Tjrcrpoot Cotte. Ara n. * •’■ACHE * , 'cO., T Af?D B BARTLM’ 0 T, C FRA^ > EK * CARRINGTON, giUVATB WlBE8.Tfl.AtU gOlKTfit FIBn-Bream 7e round; mapper lDe I pound; trout 1c pound; bine fish 7c mund; pompyno, 26e pound: mackerel, 1214c pound; mixed fish, k Bound; freak water trout. 4c. LIVE 8T0CK MARKET. Chicago, June fl.—Hogs— Receipts 82,606. vsAkMSka to cholCR hvnvy Cattls—Receipts 3,000. bavvaa 11.6507: cowa |l. 06.40; ealves $5«7; Cpod 7; poor ta niiHlhim I4.TI l2.9O0fi.li. •607; IA mbs I5.7S07.3I; was torn THE METAL MARKET. . *!?* \* rk ’ JL—The metal market was dun with price* unchanged, with the.ex ception of tin, which eased off Ho further for spot. hn r »grMsr MINING 8TOCKS. Huston. June 21.—Opening stocks: Qreene- Canane* If’A: Trinity Bl»f^alnSlit.AfSSi 116; LaSalle II; Bhannon 1684; Utah Mining Clear wrather prevails In the southwest • nd on the Atlantic coaat to New York; over the remainder n f the map partly ’ idy to cloudy weather It th* rule. 1 the last 24 honrs showers have oeci normal at moat stations east of th* Ululs tdppl. and Is highest over North Carolina. The western half op the cotihtry la cn» fn*N#vndn * r " ot low,r pressure, centered The temperatnre has not changed mate rially, but the general tendency hat been to warmer. The outlook le favorable for scattered thunder showers In thl* vicinity, tonight and probably Saturday, flo marked change In temperature. COTTON REoToN BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m„ 71th meridian time, June 21, 1I177. . _ Tempera tun. •‘Col ambus**’. Oslnesrlila, el •Macou, clear Montlrtllo, deaf. . . . Ntwnnn, elaar Rome, olasr HjinrtaniMirff, elaar. . Tallapoosa, dear.. . . Torron, clear. . . *. , Waat i'olnr, claar. . ,[ * M l a Imu m urn per* tur# ior »h* •°?mT.°.i! 1 0 ,' ' *• HEAVY rLUNPALLf,'. DIBTRICT AVEHAGBSL ,_-hgn .... It wlshts money kept down, and atoeka kept down. I'ammlndon bouses rccngnlte this phase and -their advice to patrons has become ultra-eouiierratlve. Engagements of gold for export to the amount of nearly 816.960.009, with 1 pros pect of inoro, conveyed ths Impression that the Rank of France really meant business If Berlin nnd London get hnsy In the Mm* way, they will Cut deeply Into the 1100,000.- 600 we took last yenr from Europe. The llnnk or France has not rescinded the "facilitation order." Town Topics: As long is the Important Interests tin not fnrnlsb better support tn the market a- rontlnnntica of professional operations Is to be expected with the ad vantage on the side of the bears In view of the higher rates for money and the proba bility of a very poor bank statement The 8 ew financing undertaken by the Bethlehem teel Company and that about tn lie ne gotiated by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail road attracts renewed attention to the fact that many corporations. Including New York S entrnl and Pennsylvania, have heavy nandnl requirements still to be arranged for aa soon as the money market conditions allow of borrowing on a fair basis. Paris, which, thronxh the gold movement. • responsible for the advance In rates lere. Is expected to continue her demands !or the precious metal In view ot the dif ficulties 111* French government Is encoun tering and the probability that Russia will before long be entering the world's market* ■ a borrower. On any further decline of 6 to 16 point) In cotton we think that commodity li 1 purchase for moderate profits. THE COFFEE MARKET. receipts 9.000; shipments to United States 3,000; Europe 1,000; atoek M3.0T Santos receipts 33,000; stock 3,236,000; ket steady, v«?de ''*’*'* of on* Of the moat Important group* of «.Vwit n h, T vsra& su J"’ 1 <° ■"/ was In the noture of n review 6t what are well known muse* unrlerlylna '•» recent depression In tho security mar ket. Tbo deductions drawn concerning the {“‘“t® WJJ* axtromely enutloti. and seem to Hght on th* questions which —.IpHaf^Hocti agtt■ r 1 nIT tho financial cora- BSfiftl, P 1 ", tuarkce rlnrlng tho early MEf* Oa ntgilnera wa, * mrio mftr e active Ifi"" /ttaterday, and Its drift waa genet- Illy, tlawnwitrd. Itenawe<l tvenknesa In ! ’ ,qD eccimnt of the dfsturhtng new* from |h« wine-growers' rovnlutlnu mad* it- ""If feit rather severely In Ixindoo, and orelgd house* wer* sellers In onr mar- aL? MdlUan to this engagement ot LOOfi'WO gold ibf fihipment to Londnu, the Irat English rtmslgnment yet made, bad i depressing effect. But. except In one or two quarters, there waa no liquidation coofM osne*. ft*w York, Julia 21.—Tha stock markal opened trenk, with declines running from x&, t I t raa. , i£t r latter extreme Tors hav. i Dig hfan recirded hy Great Northern pre- fariad. Northarn Pacific was down %. Uaftd. and Northwestern ara Union Pacific and N#w York Can- »• Am*ig*ttata<l lost H and Anaconda fi- An *xcaption wag found In Amerl* ’ c * Bocurltlcs, which advanced 3 points. * MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York. Jun Bao I’nulo reealpts 84.809. Jtindllbv receipts 28,000. The following figures give the opening rage mid clone In the New York coffee market for todayi COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. Following la given the opening and cloning Of tho Now York cotton need nil SJ} Temperature. A HI Sr Max.* Mto.*« Atlanta. . . fefran. •. Galveston. . Little Rock. M."::: klontfomery. N*w Orleans. Oklahoma. . Vicksburg. . Wumlntton. , Remarks. Tomperatnre changes of the p*at t4 hours ware slight and Irregular. On ths whole th. nverV .empsrstnre of the dl.Vilct ra mains ahout stationary. Beattered rains il b W5S!5 m * “>• dl,,rl ''' with heavy rains In Texas. J. B. UARBURY. Section Director. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Texas—Tempi* clondy and cool: ralnei •ome last: night. Fort Worth dear and Dallas .partly cloodr and warm. — -.ntonlo and Taylor partly cloudy and hot. Austin clondy nnd warn). Waco rain log; heavy rain last night. Mlsslaslppl-Nntches. Vicksburg. Yasoo City, Corinth anil Greenwood cl**r and hot. Kosciusko cloudy. Hsslrhnrst part ly clondy and hot. Tupelo partly cloudy and hot: heavy rain yesterday. Merhllau clear and pleasant. Louisiana—Shrereport clondy and warm, good shower last night. Lake Charles clear ■rad warm. Opelousas clear nnd plenum. tiorio i.nroiiuii—rlornir® c aMWV^afea"^; AbL fitWn h i.'fi; YhM, : . Fort Smith, .02; Memphis, .01; Chattanooga. WEATHER FORECA8T. North and Booth Carollna-Fa|r. Georgia-Fair, except xhovrera In north- Knit Florida—Fair. IVextern Florida, Mississippi and Ala- baniSj^'ottered xhowera late tonight and Ls H. Fairchild. Eatabllihad 1885. 8. J. Whlta, L, H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY, NEW ORLEAN8. Member*: New York Coffeo Exehang*. New Orleona Board of Trade, age. Chicago Hoard of Trade. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Private Wires to NEW YORK sod CHICAGO, Orders solicited for future - B gOTBR Orlsan* Stock Lxchnn^. water trwuufic. *.7 00 above Kxckaacea. * 4»U AN. 200 owoR*?TtCToS^nS^on!? rather at 41V4, 10» Joly *f 684, in) OetnlM-r t 6214. 100 October at 62,100 October at 5184,1 9 October at 6114, 100 November at 4484. ■Total sales 2.800. ' THURSDAY'S COTTON MARKET I WAS VERY ORDINARY AFFAIR Nsw Orleans, June 11.—Ths Times-Hento. meat any*: ' i 'Y#«t*rdny'* ratten market was a very ordinary affair for the reason surl race considerations were th* dominating facJ tor. On the e-hole, however, the uttltude of the talent was that of watchful suspense.! - sfntlracnt cm ths report of »ouio shower* or*r those* sec tions . f n Texas which of lata hnr# tuppUcd most of the drought tslk. Tha westher msn'* foraoast for showera over the greater portion of the belt encouraged further sell- Ins In a small wag. While spot cotton was ofrlclsll? quoted lower by He, demand for the lower grade* wa* encouraging to a note worthy degree, a condition not fully re flected by the official record, becatteel through oversight the day’s most Impor- tsnt transsctlon was not reported to the comRwte#."-Hayward, Vick A Clark. | for slstyldiy Mlfs’ atW * D * l-rlme rntreantll, paper 6 per cent. jfi uw,,n ' “ Mexican dollars 686. HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK’S > DAILY STOCK LETTER. New York, Juno 21.—The market wan weak In spot* this morning, but In view of the newa price* held fairly well. An additional ahlpment of gold, amounting to on, and a half million, was In line with expectations, but had little effect on the market. Mr. Van- dellps speech at Jamestown today waa conservative, but at the same time moderately bullish. Some weak spots were uncovered through the hammer ing of room traders. Canadian Taclfia waa weak, while there wns selling of Pennsylvania and New York Central. American .Smelting waa forced lower, a* well ae Amalgamated Copper In tho morning session, but these rallied late In tho afternoon. Ths market ruled dull nnd .featureless with transactions few and far between. It la very hard * to forecast tho movement of auch a market aa wo have had for the last few days. THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. STOCKS— Anaconda Atchison .. .. ... ., do. preferred .. . Baltimore and Ohio Cheaaprako and Ohio. Chicago and Great Wextern.. . Canadian Pacific .. Kile do, preferred llllnnla Central Kanes* and Texas Lonlirifl«**m1*N*»hvlM* intoii Central pr*ftrr*4 Norfolk and Went art *, ,. .New Yo| Central .. *. Ontario nnd Western .... IVnusylvnnla ,. .. .. .. I’hllnrioljihln and Reading .. Hook Island Southern l'actfie Southern Railway .. flt. Paul Union Pacific .... United State* Steel do, preferred .. , W*h**n i 2 pm Clo* THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY Homo Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. > F, W. LAFRENTZ, 0. P. A., President. ‘» 1 C. E. Manwarinfl, Vic* Praaldant, Thao. Cochcu, Jr., C, P. A., 8tc. and Trail. BRANCHES ATLANTA—Fourth Nat’I Bank Bldg. CHICAGO—Marquett, Building. PHILADELr. -1A—Bellavue-Stratford. BAN FT.ANCISCO—Boldsn Building. NEW YORK—Waldorl-Aatorla. BOSTON—Exchange Building. WASHINGTON—Colorado Building. NEW ORLEANS—Hennen Hulldlng. BALTIMORE—Fldollty Building. LONDON. ENGLAND—4 King Street Cheapelde. ATLANTA BRANCH 1015-18 Fourth National Bank Building. 0. B. BID WELL, Resident Manager. Telephone. Main 872.Cable Addreai, Amdtt, N. V. FRANK IIAWKINB, President. n,_M. jATKINRON._Vlee-President. IH0^8_ C. JIRWIN. Cashier. jbSSPH A. M’COltD, Vlco-Prealdent. DYKK8, Aaaiatant Ctabler. Third National Bank Capital .... $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $400,000.00 nn. A. W. CALHOUN. MILTON DAHUAN, 5 RANK HAWKINS. . M. ATKINSON, J08BPI1 A M'CORD, I CA ... NUNNALLY. IWRIiOLt. PAYNE, c. n. RO.SSKU. DAVID WOODWARD. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Bell Phone, Main 85* GEORGIA. Empire Building. ATLANTA.