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.— THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY, JUNE Si 190T. 23 At the Opening Prices Showed a Slight Decline. NEWS AND GOSSIP Fleecy Staple. A RALLY FOLLOWED On Liquidation Improve ment Was Lost, Closing 1 to 12 Points Lower. Special to Tho Georgian N*w F v'®L Hayward, Vick A Clark.) Liverpool wa, J d"« uIaiu 8 M D K Ch * “ Co ' : Igji ft'™ >*'« SSSSL *jfiSASS on dl.um' Cto-St* Sf 4 higher to 2 hivhaa'r nn steady. not unchanged months s„S, n . “??f, higher on lot 7.0®* mIm rrtnn* ? uU , an<1 lower; middling and’txnnra 1 A,ner J c *n 1.900; speculation America^* J °°‘ mportB 6 ‘°°°- Including 2,700 SSA'M*- will rote dull* ,<K,ay ' but * w ' th »'. ■»«*•« ha'. 1 X T 'X f L m , ,h ° »°<>r ‘hat Price r"-Kp ,a 8,000 ba,p » to Fall River. frMi b Uv!rVAi ,l 5" t “A?? 0 b* 1 ' 1 here anlled and ,or delivery on Jnly here. b2l.. 1 * rumor ot »'« °* 5,000 to 4,000 0 eplnnera ont of local elpck today, boueea brok ® ou liquidation by commission cotton on ,,n, lf ,| ral poaltlen of ««•"?. ou Jf r *nay. June 21, at made ud by fho .New iork t’lnuneial Chronicle; 9 1 Thla Lant Last Week. Week. Year. 8.901.829 A238,835 THHiL"»'* • Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS ifr. Lively'* twenty-lira years' experience ot td* (ting market* In Atlanta and the Sooth baa mad* him * recognized au thority In his specialty. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street France The market showed a firmer tone In late RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS count offsets the loas In cnah, reserves will not show any material changes. There can not be much betterment, however, aud while the exchange rate* hold at present * 1 more gold will be aure to go. Vanderilp address of yesterday la NAME OF BTOOK. 67,176 5SS* A —12.985,462 13,923,286 IO.&04I8SS I Colorado., Fuel ft Iron.* Port ' 393*357 422.031 335,832 j Central Leather Fort receipts* Exports Int. receipts Int. shipments .. Int. stocks Followtni 25,388 63,363 19,034 40,331 197.630 *7,776 85.424 18,295 42,606 217,927 lB th , e W^wpool cotton state- ment for tne week ending June 21: 1907. 32.000 28.000 7,200 44,000 Xew York, June 22.—At the opening the cotton market showed a tendency to decline. The Influence! were poor ca bles favorable weather and a disap pointing statement on the visible aup- ply. Trade was mostly professional. About the middle of the morning cotton Armed up on covering by professional shorts 0T er Sunday, on which price* rallied to above Friday’s closing. At the advance there was considerable liquidation and the ’ fJ, e *pJ rt Amer,c “ n _ ___ improvement was loat, the cloae *elng bare- For apeculatlon“.**.*.*Y.Y.Y.Y *300 It steady, net 1 to 18 point* below Friday's Forwarded 54.000 flD a!s. £? taI JW 1.165,000 km.wu ^Comparative receipts *t .11 V. S. porta: | "Mg Net receipts Saturday recp lpta 67.000 27,'ooo Same day laat year 2 *£32 | Of which American 60,000 17,000 Decrease 912 Since September 1 4,628,000 8,652 000 Totnl receipt* tlnce September 1....9.733,445 . Of which American 8,764,000 2,754,000 Same time laat year I'SS’52 o t # ock, K. a S oa ! 97,000 89,000 increase - 2,120,098, Of which American 61,000 68,000 Estimated receipts Monday: n?JK °u M ?. B ' June 22.--Hayward, Vick ft r ' F """ 1906. p* ark 5 ",® Btb L er not « 00(l * Promised ralna 981 1 l n captral and eastern states did not ms- 1,9641 ‘•nallae. Many points complain of dry 1218 i weather. ic Coast Liue. . American Sugar Ref. . Anaconda American Locomotive. . do, preferred . . Am. Smelting Kef. . . do, preferred .... Atchison A do. preferred . . .. American Cotton OU. . Am. Car Foundry . . . Baltimore ft Ohio . . , Brooklyn Rapid Tr*« Canadian Pacific m.,mm . Chicago and Norths „. 63,777 i Chesapeake ft Ohio . . a,573 do, prefeired . . .. 45,820 Chicago ft Great W. . 17,2061 g*J«*«o, M., ft St. 1*.. 1907. Xea* Orleans •"•£55°522 Galveston 600 to TOO Houston 250 to 350 Movement at Atlanta: - Receipts. Saturday, June 22 Same doy last year Decrease Shipments Saturday, June 22 Same ““““ Stock Dela ware‘ft Hudson. . . . . Distiller** Securities. .... do,’ preferred * • * * * WcBST* •::: fSoWriSeT Nnahrlli,'. I *. jjgsa&s? 1 .- ■•••:• Total .took .ales It.an) .hare* NAME Ot* STOCK. N. Y.. Ont. AW National Laad. .... Northern Pacific. . . . New York Central . . Norfolk A Western.. . , 3'ennsylvanla People's Oa, Pressed Steel Car. . . . do. preferred Pacific Mall Heading Republic Steel Bock Ialand. ....... Blose-Shefflsld. union s'scioCa . • • • t United Stataa Steel., . , do. preferred. . , . , Ya.-Car.Chemlcgl. . ,. do. preferred. . . . Wratern Union. Wabaah. ........ do. preferred . , Wleconaln Central . .. do. preferred . ■ .. . $ fj ? m 9974 wii is * 1074 Ht' ioii so" 3. | 3. 1 1 1 itiii NEW YORK. Cure* ln New June.. . Expect a dull market; possibly some low-* * er on Saturday realising. and expectation £“*.* • • None 1 realising. ana expectation JS i of showers over Sunday In central and east- *L ern belt Vraraa! _G*lVOStOn W P? i rt *n BrB thftt th « <*°P ha » Jjone I made consldornblo Improvement during the day laat yaar None j paat three weeks, but we are coutloually on hand Saturday, June 28 4.520 receiving advices of damage by boll weevil. Fame day last year 2,265 It looks as If damage by weevils this aea- Incrense 2,255 *°o will be worse than !u the past three -- year- * - SPOT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, dull; middling uplands 7.0 Atlanta, steady; middling 12%. New York, quiet; middling 12.85. New Orleans, easy: middling 12%. Augusta, steady; middling 13%. Fa van nub, dull: middling 12%. Memphis, steady; middling 12%. Galveston, firm; middling 12%. charleston, nominal. Wilmington, nominal. Norfolk, steady; middling 13%. St. Icouls, quiet; middling 12%. Boston, quiet; middling 12.85. Baltimore, nominal: middling 18%. M»l>!!e, steady; middling 12%. Philadelphia, hulet; middling 13.10. Houston, quiet; middling 11%. Cinelnnntl, nominal. Louisville, quiet; middling 12%. TODAY’S FORT RECEIPTS. The following table shows receipts ot the K rts today, compared with the same day it year: but ueimny; weevil* getting Duty." Waco, Tex.: "Laat rafn setback on* week." Mlneola, Tex.: "Crop from Falestlne here —90 miles—very bod. If they had Improve ment. must have been nothing to start with. New Orleans. Galveston. . . Mobile Savannah. . • Charleston. . . Wilmington. . Norfolk. . . . Philadelphia. . Total. INTERIOR RECEIPT8. The following table ahowa receipts at tha Interior towns today, compared with the same day last year: MUST PAY FAMINE PRICES _ FOR FALL BLEACHED GOOD8. ciiii make, they are compelled r -, famine prices. The agents nre powerleaa to d*> otherwlae than name higher price* on nearly all goods, as the mills -are facing n raw material market that will make It Ha**** of cottons and cotton yarn pr< ynm cloths and colored cottons. Through 1 been ahltt waists In silk, linen aud cot ton fabrics. On all of theae lines manufac turers are getting rush reorders from de partment stores. The week continue* an ac tive one with the men's wear trade, anu many new lines In tropicals, fancy woolen* and manipulated cloths have been opened, Among the buyers noted ln the market on Thursday were several prominent Chicago nn-1 h't. Louis clothiers. There le no ruah tn Ret spring of 1906 men's under order, still the buyer* — _ , that prices are low and they are getting a fair percentage of Initial order* down on attractive number*. Jobber* expect to do a lively business at their clearance aalea, as jnorohandlse In the secondary market* of the country la scarce and out-of-town buyer* W [H have to patronise the New York houses, which are better equipped to meet ruah needs than Jobber* elaewbere. Wld# Print Cloth* Firmer. get* contract* accc r A, buyer* found Thura- jta are holding this cloth This Is for delivery wtthlu HESTER’S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT Secretary Hester's statement of'the move ment of cotton for the week ending June 21 Is as follows: Compared with last year, It shows a de fense for the week ln round - 4,000 bales, compared with year a decrease of 70,000, and with 1904 an In crease of 21,100. For the 21 day* of June the total* «how a decrease Inst year of 29.000, the same pe riod year before laat of 182,000, and an in crease the same time In 1904 of 67,000. • For the 294 days of the season that have elapsed the aggregate Is ahead the 294 day* of Inst year 2,447,000. the same days year before laat 672,000, and ahead of 1904 3.899,000. The amount brought into sigh* * nnst week has been 48,176 bales, 242 for the seven days endln last year, 117,747 year before lot same time in 1904. sad for the 21 days of June It has been 159,741. against 188,507 last year, 341,628 year before last and 92,994 same time In 1904. The movement since September 1 shows receipts at all United States ports 9.731,926, against 7.610.921 last year, 9.4#,465 year be fore laat and 7,046,325 same time In 1904. sub A.iH.uiM, ngniuu mai year, l.uv.v 181 year before laat and 906.282 same time in 1904; Interior stocks In excess of those bald St the cloae of the commercial year 101,748, against 93,965 last year, 168,051 year before laat and 90,881 same time tn 1904: Southern mills takings 2,166,000, against 2,042,006 last year, 1.890,281 rear before last and 1,484,803 Sept.. Oct. . , Nov.. . Dec. . Jan. . . March. £loeed barely steady. 13 I Ji i iv ILL. - 11.82-33 11.11-13 11.32-33 11.32-34 1L87-38 11.48-49 11.67-69 11.41- 42 11.2S-24 11.43-44 11.42- 4* 11.49-60 11.69-60 LIVERPOOL. The following flgtira giro tho oponlng »”«• »nd clow, compurw with >Mt*r<U,i Future, opened ,teadr. Opening Prerlou, . . lunge. Clow. Clow. Juni-Julr 809 -8.68 888 865' July-August.' 868 -8.64 Augu»t-Sept«mher.. 848 September October. 819 -8.40 October-Norember.. 88J Norember-Dee 82514 December-Jonuary. 8.28 January-February.. 82514-810 Febrnary-Mareh.... 82014 March-Aprll 6.24 Cloaed Heady. 824 82114 822 81814 82014 6.18 82914 818 821 81814 NEW ORLEANS. luTw ln 0l N.w 0 5r l |' M t n h .*ta B .y ,D COtto " ** t June July S:.*.y Oct. .... Nov.. . . . Dec. .... Jan. .... March. . .. closed steady. iltt 33 1 il 1868 il6M4 1165 11.67 11.68-87 11.78 77 ...■111.75 11.88 .... ^ n* lert to tne public for tho future wheth- er nroaperlly I. to be entirely wiped out • ••• .6814 by the wnwleu .glutton agalnat corpora- ttona. The mercantile agenclea have - ed good condition, for Drat time I month. In retail trade. Town Topic.: With the pro.pect of moat unfavorable bank return and the appearance of London as a buyer ot gold tn thte market, we would not be aurprlaed If the bear, ahould mui ter up courage for an aggressive at- iiii 42U tnrlt °» values today or Monday. The * -■ manner In which stock* restated the adverse Influence of development* yes terday, however, indicates a pretty well .old-out condition, and we doubt whether anything but a remarkable cutpouring of unfavorable announce ments would avail to put stocks much lower ao long aa Inside Interests con tinue to buy on the recewlona. Scat tered liquidation l.,.tlll apparent In Pennsylvania, New York Central. Northwestern and Rock Ialand. aa well aa elsewhere, but It does not seem to be particularly Important, and we see no reason why good Issues should not be bought on concessions of a couple of points or so. Bankers do not seem alarmed over the money situation, though rates may advance sharply next week ln prepa ration for the July disbursements. When these are out of the way. how ever. provided nothing happens In the meantime to shatter confidence, It la reasonable to look for a rising market. On the breaks pay particular attention lo tho Harrtman etocks, St. Paul, Atchison. Reading and Copper stocks, which will likely give better profits on the long side than most others. V7.lii.iA NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provision*. Chicago, June 22.—Bartlett, Frasier ft Csr- rington: Bee very little In wheat st the moment. It will take damage to the spring gn demand to >.v that many scents sre holding this cloth / . 116 to 74c. This Is for delivery within For contracts calling for dellv- before October the price generally de- manded Is 7c. There are few spots In fit her wide standards or 19-lnch 68x72*, so thD quotations are nominal. It Is the seller jn almost every Instance who limits the ex tent of forward buying on regulars. For 28- ‘•fb 64x60s 4\e I* the prevailing price, and ■'I narrow odds sre on s proportionately Btt °hg basis for forward delivery. COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. July.' ,* *11111 September. Getoher. ....... November. . . , . ! December. ...... flownl steady. wtn * tv ere the cotton seed oil sales and close: 200 December st luo December st 4L 100 September at 66 October at 61, lo5 November at 43%. 274 days of the season from September 1 to date 18,177.047. against 10.700.096 fast rear, 12.- 604.968 year before last and 9,777,91 same time In 1904. Foreign exports for the week have been 66.626, against 89,061 last year, making the total thus far for the season 8.29,984. n^slust 6,164,991 last year, an Increase of 'Northern mills takings and Canada daring the past seven days show s decrease of 14.- 810 as compared with the corresponding pe riod last year, and their total takings since fVentemlier 1 have Increased 17,717. The to tal takings of American mills, North, Honth and aCnnda, thus far for the season bars been 4,698.589, against 4.896.984 last year. These Include 2,470,696 by Northern spinners nst 2,299.978. Stocks st the seaboard and the 29 leading Southern Interior centers have decreased during the week 69,004 bales, against s de Chicago Evening Post; "Mr. Whallon of Wballon, Case ft Co., Minneapolis, sent the following to Shenrson, Ilamfll Co.: "The bug talk coming from Minneapolis Is with out foundation. Probably fifty samples have been examined by Professor Washburn and in every case they have been prouounrtd nothing but the usual louse which is preva lent In the Northwest every year." J. D. Fraser, Minneapolis, wired: "I think It quite fair to say that the largest Interests, such as Washburn-Crosby and our big line elevator companies here, are well satisfied today with our crop prospects, barring the lateness. The scare over the green bug appears to htve waned and the weather of this week has been Ideal." A message from Anthony, Kan:, received st Kansas City over the long-dlatimce tele- f hone says that territory will have fully wo-thlnls of last year’s wheat crop and corn promises* it hrfmpef yield.” Northwestern Miller says: "The Minne apolis flour output Inst week decreased 16,260 barrels. The quantity turned out was 28.200 barrel*, ngnlnst 234.720 barrels In 1906 and 809,125 barrels In 19C6. About the anine ca pacity was ln operation today, n; look Is for on output this week i changed from Inst week. With of 6%c In wheat there appeared to bo even less Inclination on the part of buyers to take flour than previously. The decline In whest^slso tended to restrict shipping direc* „ Lognn Grain Co., Kansas City, wired to Slaughter ft Co. that Texas and Oklahoma millers would need to Import from 30,000,000 bushels to 35,000,000 bushels wheat. The sender of the dispatch asks, "Where will SPINNERS’ TAKINGS AMERICAN COTTON „ n This week 184,000. this year, against 193,000 last year, 218,000 year before lost. Total since September 1 this year 11,637,- 000, against 10.477,000 last year and 10,797,000 the year before. Of this Northern spinners and Canada took 2,471,000 bales this year, against 2,900,000 last year and 2.165.000 the year before: Southern spinners 2.22^000, against 2,097,000 last year and 1.927.000 the year before, and foreign spinner* 6.943.000, sgslust 6,000,000 last year and 6,706,000 the year before. Railroad and Industrial Quotation Record Ra.dy for Diatribution. Tbl. booklet give, THE HIGH AND THE LOW, Capitalisations, Ksrn- lags, etc., of the active Issues dealt Id on the New York Stock Eichauge for the past month, ns well as other ln, *WB l lfl8SPECTFULLY M)LICIT VOUR ORBERS FOR PURCHASE OR HALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS for cash or on margin. ALFRED MESTRE & CO. Members of New York Stock Ex change. 52 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Market Letter issued on HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, * nnAikl A Kin DDAUifiinUS cotton, •rec^Jo.o^to.Tja.ess'e S^E ROV, * ,ONfc Ssmaqaaiy ““TiSS5sS s - !WS6 Uou.?£°{&«& 0 | A.soc?st. k Meoh$r. Liverpool Cotton W» New York and ChlcaTo Correspondent*. AK BACHE & CO., AND BARTLETT, FRA2IER A CARRINQTM. private yyia£a.i.o.AiJueomTfc THE COFFEE MARKET. Rio receipts 13,000; steady. Bantoe receipts 85,000;'stock 2,204,000; mar ket barely steady. Sso Paulo receipts 34,600. Jundlshy receipts 26,000. The following figures give the opening range and close of the New York coffee market today: unenine Close. 6.80-5.35 5.30-6.35 6.85-5.40 5.35-5.40 6.40-6.46 MOM 5.20- 5.25 6.20- 5.25 5.2041.25 5.20- 5.26 6.20- 5.25 6.25-5.90 Jap Opening ..Rm- ..6.25-5.40 ..9.85-6.40 ..5.85-5,45 ..6.85-5.46 ..5.80-5.85 ..6.20-6.25 .PRICES FOR WHEAT STARTEDJJNCHANGED Trading Light, Most Opera tors Being Out of Town For Week-End. Chicago, Juno 22.—Red rust In the wheat fields of scattered sections of Missouri and Kansas helped the bulls In that cereal no little, causing s general awakening of the trade. Wheat closed %<&%c higher for tho day, corn was up %7f%c. oats gained %@%e, and provisions were 2%'a7%c better. Fears of a telegraphers'^ strike and the connequent tying up of business In the vari ous grain exchanges of tho country acted as n damper on the entire market Very few new commitments were made in any of the pit*. Crop reports were of about the same tenor ns for the past ten dnya. Many of those from Kansas were rather sensational, coming from men who are doubtlese hold' ers of cither cash wheat or futures. The world's shipments of wheat for week were estlmnted at 10,000,000 bushels, compared with 11.568,000 bushels the week before aud 9,136,000 bushels a year ago. Ar rivals of breadstuff* Into the United King- dom tor the week will aggregate 1,377,0% bushels. Local receipts ot wheat were II cars, com 596 cars and oats 93 cars. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. SI S 3 e|P g 8 | 1 £ h k a a a OATS— July.... Sept.... Dec.... 1*0 UK— July.. 15.50 1S.60 16.60 16.60 l*pt.. 15.77% 15.90 16.77% 15.90 LAUD— . «SsP « July... Sept... m Mh .. ..515-5.25 . ..6.15 5.3 February ..* March Anrtl June July August September .. . October .. November 6.15-8.90 December 5.25-6.80 Cloaed steady. SaIcs 18,500 bags. NAVAL STOREST Special to The Georgian. N K.&j K $6.25; X |5; II 64.85; G FT4.75G4.80; E 64.60; D 64.IKrt.35; C B 63.96 ©4.10. J. J. BARNES-FAIN CO. f S FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER. SMALL CROP3 EXPECTED; HIGH PRICE8 TO RULE. New Orleans, June 22.—The Tiines-Demo- erst: "Tho course of yesterday’s cotton market evidenced predominating belief in a small crop of hlgn prices. Soaking rains broke tbe drought In west Texas, but there were many shorts swatting an opportunity to cover, and values advanced In the face Superficially, WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. h . 0Ter th « eastern I. te . s j*‘ea today, wblla there .7«SJ,n| d >lh™ we,t ot 'he >ll»- nf' £8 Vi,P, h ^owera h,v, occurred In nortlona ri;*Tre , r l ^„ ,hl . , „,? , C k “fn.* t W C '* 7 ' jgKVS,,a« & fhT t h.V.f r ?.!.Tfl:W S ~“*“ <,Sltoo « Mountain pr * ,B, . ,r# the Rocky IJtnh 1 centered near Modsna, th?l*.‘t'T/houra re but “«• ,n .hoJ?er‘J thunder wMI hi vSii b i.K ,lon the TTfitber ohinfa ' Wno n " lrlt *“ temperetnre COTTON REGION BULLETIN. thi> 21 hoar, ending it 9 a. m.. 75th isarldlaD Unit, June 22, 1907, * ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. PJGGS—Active. 17©17%c. LIVE POULTRY—Hens active, 37%©40e; chickens (frtesb 12%©27%c. Ducks, Pekin. 80c each; puddle, 26c ench, Turkeys dull, W POULTRY—Turkeys, undrawn, active, 15©16c pound; fries, active. 2S©30c pound; tieus, 14c pound; ducks, undrawn, fancy. 15c pound. PRODUCE—Lard, 12e pound; hams ac tive 16c pound: shoulders active lOOlle pound; sides active, 11c pound; butter dull; 10©12%c pound; beeswax active, 25c pound; honey, bright, active, 10c pouud; honey in 1-nound blocks active* 12%c pound. FRUITS—Lemons, fancy Messena. $4,750 6.00; bananas pen bunch, culls active, SJ.00; straights 3% cents per pound; pineapples, Florins stock, 62.7546-25; oranges. Califor nia stock, per box. 64.50. Florida hou- 7503.50 per crate. _tock, owing to oolor. per box, 66.00; limes, FI r 100, 61.00; peanuts in sacks sversglnj Grope lorlda stock. ^Atlanta, clear. . . . . ^"“•nooffa. clear. . ••Columbus, clear. Gainesville, clear. . . P- cloudy. Griffin, clear. . . . , •31acon, clear ••Montlcello, clear. , . Ncwnsti, clear. . . . . Rome, clear ~XiZT<;u le,r - Tocco., dear ' Met Point, clear 91 M rlod"«dii"g VTt.Th'.Xk'' U b ° u ' ^ ar»nSSl rt * l "'*- ‘ Not "•eluded In district gherm... T H ^ vv ^rH,»,. CENTRAL STATION. in c«Trr, nnn value. niiTnnn nt the bearish liiforutallon. Atlanta, June 22.—The produce bual- ness hag ahown flret eigne this week of summer stagnation: Henna, squashes and cabbage have glutted the market until there la no aale at any price. The recelpta of five or si* cara of new potatoea has depressed the price on thia commodity. However, we do not look for thla condition on new po tatoea to laat over a week. Old pota toea have been In vary Utile demand, and what stock la on hand will proba bly be taken up the coming week. Pineapples have been plentiful and prices remain stationary aa quoted. Georgia watermelons have made thtlr appearance In the market, and we look for reasonable prices to pre vail from now on with large consump tion. Rockford cantaloupes are coming on the market, which means a good varie ty of cantaloupe, which will sell at good prices. Strawberries are getting very scarce, but dewberries are coming In plentlftll supply, the fruit being of excellent quality. Egg pricee remain stationary and quality good. Friers, hens and other live poultry have been very plentiful this week with pricee ranging as quotsd. We look for a sluggish market the coming week on general line of vege tables. Fruits, however, will be In food demand; and Georgia peaches will be coming In In liberal quantities; also watermelons, cantaloupes, pineapples, bananas, etc./and prices will regulate cn these according to supply. June 21, shows n da- I.lviM'pool’, attitude appeared encouraging from n price opponent s view point, hut wheu analysed the eharp premium ut which June deliveries abroad are now held over the Inter poaltlonn become an apparent fac tor as a .pot turn-over retardant. Now nud then some obviously optimistic ad vices concerning tha condition of the growr- lug crop, In Individual localities, reach the rings, lint the character of tha broader -In formation relating to tha large areas of the licit Indicate a general condition too mnch la-low the normal to permit tbe ac cumulation of Important attractiveness by the short aide of tbe account. The week* end figures were not an Influence of conse quence." WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT Keeretary I letter** statement world’s visible sup|i‘ week endln* Friday, crease for tlie week Just closed of 161,799. ntfutust * decrease of 2U5.362 last year ami a decrease of 142.666 year before last. Tbe total risible Is 3.761,457, against 8,923.- 256 last week, 3,262,011 last year sod 3,572,9® year l»efore last. Of this the total American cotton Is 2,416,457, against 2,662,256 last week, 1.855,011 last year aud 2,249,965 year before lust and of all other kinds. Including Egypt. Brasil. India, etc., 1.345,000, against 1,37I v 2k|6 last week, 1,397,000 lust year and 1,823,000 year before last. The total world's risible supply of cotton, as above, shows a decrease compared with last week of 161,790, nn increaso compared with last year of 509,446 and sn increaso compared with year liefore last of 188,492, Of the world’s risible supply of cotton, as a bore, there Is now nfioat nud held In Great Britain and continental Europe 2.307,000, against 1.676,000 Inst year and 1,855,000 year before last; In Egypt 89,000. against 83,000 Inst year and 140,000 year before last; ln India 78,100, against 990,000 last year and 921.000 year before last; sod In the United States 584,000, ngnlnst 663,000 last year and 667.000 year before last. Atlanta. . . . Augusts. . . . Charleston. . . Galveston. , . Little Rock. . Memphis. . . . - Mobile Montgomery. . New Orleans.. Oklahoma. . . Bsrannsh. . . Vicksburg. . . Wilmington. . i- ■ HIHTRICT AVERAGE* Temperature. yMtstS*y“ , -»ro? 1 . •Stb meridian time. Remarks. ■hd Montgomery districts s slight ported. Showers bars been rise Is re out the regloo. general througb- J. B. HARBURY. Section Director. WEATHER FORECA8T. North Carolina, Booth Carolina and Ornr W&,:;r pt .oSjSHr 32S!!;r a ~ nm * • bo '" rt l - < > .Western Florida, Alabama and Mlsslialn. Irt-Scsttered showers late tonight or Sun- 1-oulalann—Generally fair Sunday: partly cloudy: probably aenttered ahowera. Arkansas. Oklahoma and Indian Territory —Sunday scattered ahowera. 1 cloudy T * , “' Not111 ““d South—Partly West Tease, North-Partly cloudy. West Texas. South-Geoerally fair. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. JKW’S-Msart'awfea isled for .Monday R.0M: light WSd.Jt; mix- beeves H.SOf: cows I C#.*0; calves IMI7; go<d prime'steers rdlnni t4.70W.19; stockera and per 100. tl.00; peanuts In seeks averaging 100 pounds each, owing to grade, per pound 61467140; dried epplee, 7C»14c; dried peaches 1114c; prunes..(9714c; cantaloupe, H."Ob2.50 crate. Btra- 1 -—'— — melons, 15b20c ench. Rhubarb, 50c bunch. VEOTAHLES'-Tomatoee are aetlre and S ling st |L75e2-00: potatoes, new. 13.75 .00 per barrel; onion,. Loulslnon, t2 per huahel; Egyptian 414c per itound; old Irish potatoes active ll.15fll.20 bushel; eel. cry. fancy, t2.50O3.25 crate; peppera, alow. £ 1.25 crate; okra, alx haikets, aomll, 13.50: rant, half barrel, 13.75; beana,' round us; & crate; egg plant. t2.OOQ2.CO. GROCERIES, RICE—Jap 60614c: head «07e| fancy head 41407. according to tbe grado. CIIEESE—Fancy full cream, It cent*. Georgia can* ayrup, 3t cento gallon; aalt, 100-pound, 60c; axle great* 11.75; soda crack- era 614c pound; lemon 7c; oyster 7c: bar rel candy, per pound, tHei mixed, per pound. 614c; tomato*!, 2-pound, t2.00 ease; Lpound, tt25: navy beans, 12.to-Lima beans 6c: licet matches, per gross, 11.45; macaroni, C14fi7c pound; undines, mustard, 13.26 eaee. ITJOAB-Hundard granulateil, 5',4c; New York refined. 444*: plantation, 6c. COFFUU-ltoaatcA Arbuckles fit; bulk In begs and barrels 12c: green! 17712c. Shredded hlacult f3 case; No. 1 rolled oete tut nee: each grit., tt-pound,hags, tl.tt; Sstsf*. fnll Wright. *1 case; light weight 61.10 cnw»; pepper, 18c lb.: baking imwder 65 cano; red salmon, It caae; pink ufmon, 14.25 raae; cocoa, 40c; chocolate, 33; anulf. 1-lb. lare. 4«e; roaet beef. 12.60 cnee: corned beef, ii.eo caae: catsup, tl.to cate; sirup. Now Or Inns. 35c gallon; corn, 30c gallon; Cab* ft’jgfeg'rfwfe* — PROVISIONS. PROVIBIONB—Rnprcme hnma, 16c; bellies. 20ff25 pounds average. 9.46; rat backs, »,90; Huprenie lard. *74; I'urlty compound, 874; California bams. 10c; dry salt extra ribs, *■ FLOUR AND GRAIN. FLOUR—Illghnt patent. 73.es- heat pat PRICE MOVEMENT Almost All in the Shape of Small Fractional De clines. j TRADING VERY DULL There Was No Parallel to This Intense Dullness, in Many Years. LEAD STOCKS SIKT8 ,: .. New >ork, June 22.—The bank statement furnished an entire surprise for the finan cial community today. Jn place of tbe S3.- 700,000 loss in cash which yesterday's^effi-i mates foroahndowed, tbe decrease actually i roported amount* to only 6700,000. Loans mving decreased $o,400,000, the surplus re- It, In face of the week'* he*Ty jold with-i serve s lncrctfsed by 61.U1.975. This exhlb. drawals. would be encenrsglo* If It could bo taken as correct. As It Is, the usual doubt remains sa to whether the srerage reckoning has not greatly distorted the nnng practically still until the last half hour. Following the publication of the bank figures, there was a slight hardening. But In the Inst few minutes of trading, bearish ressiire directed against Union radfle. R r R< New York, June 22.—The dnllness t been the* prevailing feature of the market all tbroQgh the week reached Its extreme* limit this morning, the sales In the first i hour Amounting to only 18,000 shares. There was no parallel to this Intense dullness (n mauy years. Price movements were conflu-< ed to email fractions, almost all In the shape of declines. The market was prsctl* *Ily unaffected by the bank statement. Government and railroad bonds dull. N«w York, June 22.—The stock mar-», ket opened dull, with quotations gen-' ©rally shaded. Initial figures showed declines of 1-2 In Anaconda, 3-8 in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific and of 1-4 ln Reading:, Steel common. Amal gamated, Northern Paclflo, Steel pre ferred and Pennsylvania opened 1-8 lower. vm MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York, June 22.—Money on call 2%0 1 ; time loans unchnng»rf osted rates: Sterling .88%, with actunl busti, bills at 84.8725trt t73» for i &4.8I45 for sixty days. Prime mercantile paper unchanged; no tiding. New York bar silver 67%e; London steady %d advance nt 31d. Mexican dollars 52c. lag exchange 64.84%0 u sines* In Ininkers' or demand ajid $1.8440 riaOIJW—lllinni I—****"■• n**i pal* . 13.40; stali'lsrtl patent, *4.75; half pat- . 14.50: spring wheat patent M. rtlt.N-S'o. 3 white, 7te; rbnic, whits, HOe; vhllc fed. 71c; No. 2 yellow. 77c: mixed,i 6c: cvaekeA corfi. per bushel, 78c; hulls, tU fciIICKEN FEKn-FIfty-nound sack,, Me; Pnnla chick feed, t2.00; Victor feed, tLMfl /oAXfi—No'2 white, tOe: No. 3 mixed, 69c Oolden oxt*. 56c; whit, clipped. 62c. MEAL—Plain, p*i W-I'n'inil urka, 7tc: 4S pound sacks, 77c; plain, 20-pound sacks, 78c; ■serin. 61.25. [HAY—Timothy, choice large bales. tl-40;l D cbol'-e small balM, *1.36; No. I, one- Wlrfl bales, «■*; No. l, one-third tnlra. [8itoBTS—Choice wbtts'tU0;~T.xa.'w’hllc *50; fancy. - " . .. — . 4Cv. Urand : brown, tSO to 100 pounds). THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. THE SUGAR MARKET. New York, June 22.—Local refined sugar markets steady and unchanged. London beets steady; June and July 9s M. NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. Loans tl,134.352,1 Deposits ILI04.9t2.000, decrease 17,2*0,3 ( Irciilatlon |60.434.tno, decrease, f42,tdo. legal tenders >74,Otl,tOO, Increase <1.025,100. Specie 1298^90.500, decrease 41,746,700/^ Reserve tM7.372.l0o decrease 1710,400. ^Kererve required 4274,745,500, decrease tb- Surtilua t5,624,000, Increase tL114.»76. Ex-Unltcl mates deposits 413,640,325, In crease tl,135,850. MINING STOCKS. Boston, June 22.—Opening stocks: Copper Range 77: North Bnfte 7774: Shannon 1414; Greene-Cnnnnen 1514; Rhude Inland 414. Mar ket dull. LONDON 8TOCK MARKET. 5T4 Anaconda Atcblsou • #* . e. - do, preferred Baltimore and Ohio .. ., ., Chesapeake and Ohio ., .. .. Amalgamated Copper Canadian Pacific Bri# do. preferred flllnola Central lioulsvllle and Nashville Mexican Central .. .. Northern Pacific Norfolk and Western New York Central Ontario and Western Pennsylvania Philadelphia and Reading a* Southern Pacific Southern Railway Ht. Paul Union Pacific .. .. United Htates Steel .. - do, preferred Wabash do, preferred THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. STOCKS— Anaconda •• . Atchison .. .. ..* *. •* re * do, preferred Baltimore and Ohio .. ., .. , chemipeake and Ohio Chicago and Great Western. Canadian Pacific Brie do, preferred .. .. .. . Illinois Central Kalians and Texas .... .. ., do, preferred .. Louisville nnd Nashville .. „ Mexican Central preferred - Norfolk and Weatern .. .. New Yoif Central Ontnrto and Wee tern .. .. ., and Konthern Pacific .. •• .. .. Bout hern Railway Bt. Paul Union Pacific United States Steel .. .. do. preferred Wabash ) n 3 pm Clo* ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA. GA. Market sternly; lines I L. H. Fairchild. Established 1885. S. J. Whits. L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY, NEW ORLEAN8- Membere: New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Nov York Coffee Exchange. New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Hoard of Trad*. Vow Ortcona Stock Exchange. Chicago Board at Trad*. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Private Wire* to NEW YORK and CHICAGO. Ordtrn solicited for fnture debt- 17 oa above Exchanges. <4. C. COTHRAN. C. E. CURRIER, President H. T. INMAN, Vice-President GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier. JAMES 3. FLOYD, Assistant Cashier. Capital Surplus aud Undivided Profits We Solicit Your Patronage. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS £o>plre Building. Bell Phone, Main 8S& • ATLANTA* GEORGIA.