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i'HE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. nullAV, JUNE to. ltor. jiitial Prices Slightly Low er and Declined Further in the Early Session. TURNED FIRM LATER NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. Special to The lieorglao. New vlS*Vick & Clark.) Non lork. Jane 28.—J. s. Bache i Co- Liverpool wa, due U lower on near and unchanged on distant, ' - an<? "nehanged. i. Opened quiet and 5U. V,_ At ‘- :15 p. ni„ steady net 2@ ffitant. nwlr Bud 1Via2 * higher on Sputa Idle at 3,points higher, middling e.W; American 2.700; specula- tlou and export 200; receipts 200; all Amerl- can export 200. oftj]" 11 2.000. July 5 points , j^?tiees Issued by following; McFadden s hnrson 200: Moyae 300; LSOO; McIntyre 6,000; Hopkins 2.700 Robert Moore 14,000; Weld 3.000; total 16,6W far. At Midday Prices Were Sharply Higher —16,000 Notices Were Issued. New York, June 28.—At the opening the tone of/the cotton market was Irregular. The ola crop deliveries advanced on better iallies than had been expected and there V ere notices on about 25,000 bales, whereas • considerably larger total had been look- id for. The new crop options declined on favorable weather. The pit believed that Price was buying July and that all tho no tices would be cared for. After alight decline immediately after the opening a Arm tone developed on the strength In July and the Issuance of only ps<Y«0 notices. At midday a sharp advance established throughout the entire list. At the close the market woe steady net 1C^18 points higher from the previous close. Movement Into eight: Overland, week... Since Sept. 1...... 1907. | 11.032 1906. 1,188,406 17,829 13,218,435 36,000 8.085 961.198 60,227 10,760.322 1906. 6,807 1,066.051 101,674 12.706.642 29,000 Receipts Shipments Stooku 1947. 1906. 1905. 14,688 43.429 176,569 16,434 30,733 211,851 34,913 53.319 208,700 Comparative receipts at all U. 8. ports Net receipt* Friday Same day last year Decrease Total receipts for week .. .. Same week last year .. .. .. Decrease Total receipts since Sept. 1.. Same time last year Increase 2,112,1 Estimated receipt* Saturday: 1907. 19 New Orleans 1,200 to 1,800 1, Galveston .. 1,500 to 2,000 I Houston 100 to 200 I Movement at Atlanta: Uverpoo s ightly higher. It Is expected thnt the bull clique will stop all notice* today. They have absolute control of the July option. The weather holds fairly well, r® n ‘inlet market until bureau Would advise purchases on any lit tle set back. Following are 11 n. m. bids: July 11.86; August 11.81; September 11.46; October 11.62; January 11.73. e ' v Orleans. June 28.—Hayward. Vick A Clark: Weather map complete and shows that the cold wave which caused all this baa weather for showers for the post eight days U gone nearly completely while showers may occur over the southeastern portion* of belt. Indications point to clearing and much warmer Weather else where particularly Texas, beat spell Indi cated. Notices are out for July contract*, atoh out now. Weather Indications are for generally fair weather In the western belt confirmed by today’s government fore- be the starting of n heat spell. Would fmy if but for the danger of the bureau re port. dull here; hardly a trade. Market subject to manipulative control which keeps people out. If It were not for the bureau on Tuesday, would buy It. ns the favorable weather Is disappearing and there are strong Indications on today' weather map for n hont spell In the west which the crop could not stand at all. Liverpool cables: “Think the top has New York—Notices for about is.OOO bales July cotton were issued today and have been promptly stopped. It looks to me ns If much higher prices for the market In Angust cotton In particular Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS llr. Lively's twenty-firs years' experience of ed iting markets in Atlanta and the Sooth has mads him * recognized au thority In hts specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street Special to The Georgian. (From Hayward. Vick A Clark.) New \ork, Jufie 28.—J. 8. JJache A Ca: London % to % higher. The low-priced Issues are beglnnlg to show up better. Southern Halfway and NAME OF STOCK. Amul. Copper Am. Ice Securities. . . Am. Sugar Refinery. . American Smelting. .• American Car F. . . . , American Cotton Oil.. , Anaconda. .1 Atchison do. preferred. . . . , Atlantic C, Lino. . . . Brooklyn Rapid T. . . , Rultiinoio & Ohio. . . Chesapeake A Ohio. • . apeak. Canuulau Pacific. Chicago A Alton. « Consolidated Gas. Central Leather. . do. prefer red. Colorado Fuel A Iron. Corn Produce Colorado Southern. . .. , Delaware A Hudson. . , Denver A Rio Grande. , Distillers' Securities. ^ Erie. do. preferred. General Electric. Great Northern. Illinois Central. , Interboro do. preferred. Kansas A Texas. 9i % 83 NAME OF STOCK. Kansas A Texas pfd. . . Louisville & Nashville. . Missouri Pacific .... Mexican Central .... New York Central • . . Northwestern National Lend ..... Norfolk and Western . • Northern Pacific .... Ontarian A West Pennsylvania ...... Pacific Mall People's Gas Co Pressed Steel Car. . . . Reading Rock island do. preferred . . . . Repub. Iron A Steel . . do. pref Southern Pacific Southern Railway. do. 8t. Pan! Tonn. Coal and Iron . Texas Pacific . , . Colon Pacific . . . U. S. Rubber do preferred . U. 8. Steel .... do preferred . • Western Union . • Wabash do preferred . . Wisconsin Central, do preferred . lU* 34V " 4$ 21% 103% 21# *T Total stock sales 796.200 shares. **Kx-dividend 2 per cent. 1 NEW YORK. tur— In New York today .. 26.631 .. 30,766 .. 7.134 ..9,754.646 7,641,686 Same day Increase Shipments Friday .. .. Same day last year .. Decrease Stock on hand Friday , Same day last year .. Increase ..4,462 ..2,003 ..2,459 8P0T COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, dull; middling uplands 7.15d. Atlanta, steady; middling 12%. New York, steady; middling 13.15. New Orleans, firm; middling 12%. Augusta, steady; middling 11%. Savannah, quiet; middling 13%. Memphis, steady; middling 12. ... I, steady. Galveston, quiet: middling 12. Charleston, nominal. Wilmington, nominal. Norfolk, steady: middling 13%. ‘ 1 “dllng 1: Ft Louis, steady; mldd ling 12%. Boston, steady: middling 13.15. Baltimore, nominal: middling 13%. Mobile, steady; middling 12%. Philadelphia, steady; middling 13.15. Houston, steady: middling 12%. Cincinnati, nominal. Louisville, quiet; middling 12%. - ..illtlon cotton Is cheap and Intends to carry its line over the bureau. Advise keeping close to shoro until after next Tuesday. Mitchell bought 8,000 August at 11.91 from Ilents-Ferguson. Held supposed to be a big buyer on this advance. SPOT COTTON FIRMLY HELD; SPECULATORS ARE TIMID. New Orleans, June 28.—The Tlmes-Demo- crat says: “Telegrams from nuthorltatlve sources apparently confirmed previous re ports to tho effect that, despite fairly fa vorable weather crop condition. Improve ment over a large area hod been less r plote than generally believed, and scalping shorts who feared further manipulation took fright and covered on the run. An advance In place of the expected decline was tho outcome. The situation has under gone no potential change. Manipulation Is almost constantly In evidence. Spot cotton Is firmly held. Speculators are timid. The movement Is small even for the tail-end of tho season. Tenderablo cotton Is scarce nud tho Now York cornerers arc supposed to havo settled on Just enough July con tracts to chock tho Importation of low- grade stuff from Liverpool. In opposition to these several Influences which continu ously make for steady and higher markets the price pessimist Is In n position to bring Into paly little more than the seasonable weather and an nrbitrnry ndherenco to an cient dogmas which may not wholly be oon- Followlng were the cotton seed oil sales June.. • . . July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan March. . .. DM I ft |.... 111.90-93 11.9211.91-93 fEMHlLff-fi 11.54 11.53-64 1L67 11.67-68 11.63-64 11.7211.71-72 1L82 11.81-82 11.92 j 11.91-92 ' . . 11.76- 77 11.74-75 11.41-42 11.55 11.54-56 Eg If ll ' ; 7 *'s 11.77- 78 LIVERPOOL. >P‘*n!ng Previous Range. 3 p. m. Close. Close. June 6.81%^6.83 6.83 6.K2% 6.80% June-July ... 6.69 6.67% Juiy-Aug. ....467- 6.66% 6.67% 6.67% 6.“' in. Ua,.) ARC. R r.a «K« « ATIZ C Aug.-Sept. ...6,56- 6.58 fiSept.-Oct. ....6.48* 6.60 Oct.-Nov 6.39- 6.38% Nov.-Dee 6.36- Dec.-Jan 6.33- 484 Jan.-Feb 6.31- 6.30 Feb.-March ,.6.«2%- NEW ORLEANS. Oct. . . . . Nov Dec. . . . Jan March. . .. Closed vei 12.70 12.64 JuSI 2.441 12.01 i ii i! 7 .112.64 12.88 12.66-75 12.70 12.65 12.45-47 12.80-32 11.98 99 11.86-86 11.90 94 11.77-80 11.92 93 11.78-79 11.98-99 11.84-86 .112.06 111,94 97 NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provision!. Chicago Record-Herald: C. W. Rand, manager of the Carrnthers ^raln business at Toronto, was a visitor on ^change Tues day. “We will go Into the new crop year with very light stock of old wheat,*' said he. “The Ontario crop Is only about one- half to two-thirds what .It was last year. Tho oats crop is in very poor shape, and will requlro perfect weather conditions to prevent its being a practical failure. In traveling through the northwestern Cana dian provinces 1 find that thero Is only and that farmers are selling’ practically nothing. Tho present movement from tho nnls. There Is a tremendous stock on haud at Fort William. There has been nn excel lent export demand during the last three or four days for Manitoba wheat and large sales have been made.’ George II. Daggett, down Tuesday from Minneapolis, Is looking forward to very ac- WHEAT EXCITEMENT IS Business Less Active and Fluctuations Cover a Narrower Range. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. Wheat—No. 2 red winter 94%. Corn—No. 2 52%. Oats—No. 2 44. F© r the 24 hourg endlngat • a. m., 75th Chicago, Juno S-Wheat wn. strong am! meridian .time, Juno M.lilOT. quite active late, showing gnlns of WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Cloudy weather prevails over the states from the Mississippi eastward to the At lantic. with rain falling at Nashville and Knoxville. In tho last 24 hours showers have occurred at nearly all stations In the cotton belt, heavy In portions of Honth Carolina, Georgia. Alabama and Texas; widely scattered showers have occurred also In the northwest. result of the showers, lower tem changes predominate. the entire country, and Is favorable for the development of local thunder storms to night and Saturday la this vicinity. from the bottom, hut not losses of for the day. Many of those who became * — ~ “ " * were TODAY'S FORT RECEIPT8. The following table ahows receipts at the K rts today, compared with the game day it year: New Orleana. Galveston. . ( Mobile. . . , # Savannah. • , Charleston. , , Wilmington. . Norfolk. . . Knit (more. . , Boston. . . , Philadelphia. Total sales 3,100 barrels. ATLANTA MARKETS, * ( D$ES$Ep"fOULTRY—Turkey*, undrawn, active, 16®17e pound; fries, active, 25flJ0c INTERIOR RECEIPT8. The following tnbl, (how, receipt, at tha Interior towna today, compared with the lame day Uat year; II'MImOn. • • , • Augusta.*, , , , , Memphis. • , • , , 51. Louis. • • . , Cincinnati . Total. 2124 HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK’8 v DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orleans, Jans 27.—Cotton: Ths fact that ths markets ars controlled, or subject to be controlled, by manipulation checks business and trading Is very q^ilet. Tho V today by first few certificates were put In circulation for The firmness of Angust fu tures shows that manipulation is being transferred to that position. News and In ing i-rop wer# favorable. Showers occur- r f<l In all states, temperatures were right, ' weather prevailed with tho excep tion of the western half of Texas, where k^nerally fair and hot weather continue*. The report of The Journal of Commerce fa Alabama and Georgia la better than ex- "hlch had caused the favorable weather, and showers during the past eight days, indication* strongly favor much warmer . market opened a few points lower, but soon advanced on the steadiness of •July and August In New York, but prln- r'l'ally owing to the unfavorable changes In the weafbe'r' prospects desired above. it U were not that the bureau on Tuesday were not that the bureau on Tuesday " is expected to cause at least a tempo rary setback, baying support on the weath er wonld undoubtedly have lieen stronger. The crop In the northern and western Indt not In a condition to stand a hot ajell, ays'c r even few days'of heat or hot winds. New York, June 28.—The cotton mat**'* t*day centered around the action of the July and August option* and the disposal «t July notices this morning. Liverpool slightly better cabJea and our . „—, wetter cable# and our open ing was firm. Soon report* that ls.ono notices were In circulation and had been a ■ mitral lur. ■uiru , —... and th* Auguat option wn* In n»m«nd. advancing at one period aevoral point, nhove Jnly. Short, were nervoua active, 16®17e pound; frlea. nctlve, 25@30c pound; hena, lie pound; ducka, undrawn, "ptliiDUcKurd. lie pound; hama^ao- tlve Me pound pound; aide* net 20®12Hc pound; .—, - honey, bright, active, 10c pound; honey In 1-pound Mock, active, 12Hc pound. VKUITH—Ia»mona, fnney Mcaacun, »5.M@ J5.25; bananna per bunch, culls active, 11.00; atrataht. 3H cent;, per pound; pineapple., Florida atock, 12.75^3.25; oranges. Califor nia stock, per box. $4.50. Florida hon- cy penehen, J2.7ofl3.50 per crate. Gtapa Bolt. Florida atock, owing to also an$ color per box, $5.00; limes. Florida stock, per W. $1.00; peonnta In aacka averaging loo pound* each, owing to grade, per pound —dried ^apples, 7®8He; dried 7SSe; dried ITwi^Vratei'walermefonf. 1502Oe each, Oeorgtn peaches. $100 crate; blickberrlea, 1214c; rhubarb. 60e bunch. VEOTABLES-Tomatoea aro active and idling at J1.75C2.0O. Potatoes, new, $3.00 C3.50 per bnrrel. Onions, l/iulslnnn, $3 per bushel; Egyptian 4 Vic per pound; old Irish potatoes active J1.15«l.» bushel; cel ery. fancy. $$.60«3.2G crate; pepper., alow. 11.25 crate; okra, alx baaketa, amall, $3.00; kraut, hall barrel, $3.75; eucmntvera, JI.25C 1.75 per crate; egg plant, ».26®1.75. unuoumr.o. BICE—Jap 6C5V4C; head $«7c; fancy bead 5V4C7. according to the grade. CIIKEHB—Fancy full cream, 10 cent*; Georgia cane ayrup, 30 cente gnllon; salt, 100-pound, 60c; ail* grease $1.75: aoda crack ers 04c pound; lemon 7c; oyster 7c; bar rel candy, per pound, 04c: mixed, pet and. 64c; tomntoes, 2-pound, $2.00 case; 1, $2.26: navy beana. $2.40;_Lln i-pound, $226: navy beana. $2.40; $c; beat matebea, rer gross, *1.6 04fl7e pound; sardines, mustard, $3.25 case. ° bug Alt—Standard granulated. 64c; New York reltncl, 44d Pl».»t««lo?. •?-. COFFEE—Boasted Arbucklea $10; bnlk In .renther reports continued situation Is much Improved and nil traders Inclined to await govern, ment report. Enter advance! occurred in July on short covering, forcing that month to 11.94.—J. S. ltache A Co. New York. June 2S.-Thc stock market baa displayed remarkable flrmnesa and the .7 is S.s soiu.l l.oneluh nona tpng Idlaregard for so-called bearish news was nn exhibition of the powerful Influences he, hind the advance. The tightness <W raon ey due to the approaching July disburse! menta was uat a factor In the movement prlcea until the afternoon •- reached 12 per rent ‘ when ...... .. The early strength „„ higher cables from abroad wna follow, ed by the bidding op of Union Paclflc, Southern Paclflc. Readlng.^^MI. and Hmeltera. There was not much activity hut the uudertotne waa the heat part of the day’s tnarket^M The Isinks lost about York e“Py bondanlethebbisreporMi were small, slightly above par. |M| j? bldm market Kid otf on this new. and rinsed easy. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, cotton, vgirKSii:™ &: MV " ,0 “*- MEM “-■^.MraWrdWSa rock Coffee E^chaaj^ ^ ^ 5” York B £otton 0 Ex^cban*a5** I * a SACHS * , CO.. T AtfD*BARTL^IV, C FnA^?CR S CAABINCTSH. JRIVATE WIRES-TP ALL POINTa. Inoronse In wheat ncrenge each year In order to keep up,” said he. “Instead there Is quite a substantial decrease In the acre- crop In the northwest is nil right, with the exception that It U late." “Tnero has been n great deal of talk about green bugs, but our information ,_ that It Is the green louse and that tho Hhowors we havo hnd throughout Illinois In the last two or three days have washed them off," says F. P. Frailer. “Everybody has been crazy about buying oats. I ex- ^ect to see them tell 2, or 3c a f ... bushel lower. .iTe havo 90 reports In from Illinois this morning on the ont situation; 68 report the crop ns good, and 22 report th* crop as loss than last year. You must not forget thnt Illinois did not havo & good crop of oats lust year, and we believe that the in dications point to a larger crop, take the state over, than last y»»nr.” I‘. S'. Goodman wired Clement-Curtls from Beloit, Knn.: “Wheat In Cloud. Mitchell and Jewell counties worst In the state. Hot winds of twi> weeks ago shriveled It. Poor stnnd. Fields aro as brown as an autumn leaf. Oats very poor: do not think whole state will moke 10,000,000 bushels. Much hot.” One of tho nboro counties adjoins Nebraska line on the north, and Is about mldwnv between the east and we*t line ol the state. The other two counties adjolt the first. Cloud has 62,000 acres In wheat, Mitchell 117,000 and Jewell 47,000 acres.“ “Up to and Including Tuesday there has been nn excellent—In fact, keen demand for gixnl stocks In store and continued “Rut cash handlers report qul and say wheat Is very slow sale. Millers seem very Imllfferent, one milling firm Ii said to have bought 200 cars here Tuesday. Tho bulk of the No. 1 northern In here Wednesday sold at %c less premium than Tuesday. Handlers say demand poorest Specialists figure that there Is now an unusually large profit In packing opera tions. Prices showed nearly %c per pound better than that of a few weeks since. Ink tug values current both for the hog and the manufactured product The latter has been going up while the former baa been going down. “Heavy rains In Kansas and Missouri grain man. "Reports from Abilene anil Manhattan. Kan.. Clinton and Sedslia, Mo., wheat cutting has begun. Missouri poTnta report large yield. ~ Ablleno says over ten buahels average.'' and barrels 12c; green 11013c. $$.20 earn: rack grit* ■3 , caaai aaca ar,.., wihauuu ...... ovatera full aright. $3 caas: light weight ino rasa: papper. Me $**.: baking powder $$ saM* red salmon,’$5 case; pink aarmon, $4.25 •?•*! .".’. Ir... rhopnlata, S3; annff, l'lh rocoa. 40c; chocolats, $3; snuff, ?ars’48c; roast b««f. J2.M case: cornad baaf, Km' -i,,. catsup. $1.90 case; alrnp. New Or I.kn. 3& gnllon; corn, JOc gallon; Cuba - d. 13c; notes! ••piy se; pesnut: p, IL60«4 « lc; rope, PROVISIONS. PROVISIONS—Supreme hams, 15c: bellies, »«» pounrt" average. 166; fat baeka, 7.90; Supreme lard, 874; Untlty compound, 94; California name, 10c; dry salt extra riba, 9.174- COHN—AO. 2 wane, Wi c.m. wbiw, WC; white feed, 78c; No. i yellow, »7c; mixed, Se-era-ked corn, par tinabel, 78c; bulla, $U CHICKEN TBEr»-Plfty-nonnd aackf.JSc; Pnnla chick feed. $2.00: Victor brand feed. I* 35- off and provisions were 2%01Oc lower. Tho feature of today’s market and a stcndylng fcaturo was the Jones-lnglis* re port making the southwestern yield less than 60 per cent of last years or 73,000,000 against 250,000,000 bushels Including Kan sas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. Thero . _ jying largely December, while one of tho Iurg' local tw * local traders was on the selling side of t(i< market. The news wan largely bullish. / private Liverpool cable reported weather as too cold for crops In Great Britain and France, with no Improvement. Argentine wheat visible supply, 1,472,000 STATIONS dhJ$i?t. •Atlanta, cloudy. . . . •Chattanooga, raining Columbus, cloudy. . . Gainesville, cloudy. . Greonvllle, cloudy, • , Griffin, cloudy. , , . •Macon, cloudy. . . . Montlrcllo, cloudy, • . Newnau, cloudy. , . . Rome, cloudy Spartanburg, cloudy.. Tallapoosa, cloudy. , . Toccon, cloudy West I’olnt, cloudy. . that these stocL_ other groups in future. Texas Paclflc should go higher on the continued good earnings. Missouri. Kansas nud Texas n #> u *P re ‘ erre< l art ‘ reasonably sure of dlvldeuds. The same doubts as always existed on - rlslug market are na apparent today aa at any time In the history of Wall atreet— when prlcea reach a higher level outsiders come lu. At present there la very little doing by outsiders. Steel stocks are getting ready for aa up ward turn. Rock Island stocks are a pur chase. Market should be broad and active today. New York Commercial: Great Northern earnings for this year, it Is said, will break nil records. Great Northern stock, on the stock exchange, has come near doing some- learnings of Brooklyn aRpId Transit promise to be amuller than last year, spite of the fact that last summer's seaside travel was wonderfully lrtrge. The Pennsylvania railroad ought to be In satisfactory state of mind. Its cash as Mch to going some, to say the! euat. Light railroads for the third week lu the present month ahow an increase In gross earning* of nearly 20 per rent. This does not look *s though the reaction lu busluess had gone very far. It is hoped that the gold export move ment has been checked, at least, If not stopped. We need the gold, even if we can spnre it when we have to. Ranking circles In London are of the opinion that the European outlook steadily to Improving. Tho worst of the Egyptian crisis aeema to havo passed, and those who are well informed in tho premises say that in July with the return of the dividend disbursements to the market and a cheer ful tone prevails where a short time ago pessimism wa* the rule. Town Tonics: Tho report of the syndi cate to take their houds, the NSw York city bonds to be offered today ns a price slightly above par was responsible for yes terday’s advancing tendency, but with a (lurry in call money likely today aud an ticipations of a poor bank statement to morrow we believe stocks will scarcely rise any further nt this time, and would advise rofit-tnklng on the strong spots with the j-ouylu TRADE LESS ACTIVE III STOCK MARKET Only a Few Issues "Were Dealt in Early in the Session. TENDENCY DOWNWARD Smelting and Union Pacific Were Leaders in Ac tivity Early. , f New York, June 28.—As bad been folly expected, the rate for call money advanc ed again sharply today. The heavy cash loss which the local banks sustained from the gold exports early In the week, the in gathering of funds for the same, annual settlements and the fact that stock ex change borrowers had to make loan* dur ing the day to earry over to the first day of the month, all conspired to bring about this hardening. In monoy conditions. Six per cent was bid for can money at tho opening, the first loans were made at 7% nt had been paid for this coinmodatlou. At the stock exchange, this was looked upon as a per- The Ainerlcnu list was higher : stock* returned to yesterday's high figure*. Trading was not very active, but the ex cellent demand for stocks which appeared on every slight recession was the impres sive feature of the situation* New York, June 28.—The stock market ii strong with advances generally rang- the latter 1 Ing from % to % per cent. sues, Atchison. Northwest, Baltimore ami Ohio, Louisville and Nashville, Atlantic Coast Line and Missouri, Kansas aud Texas. are ratified at the Car Foundry Hug; Lead are the best In tho Industrial list. > of 10 points or more. THE COFFEE MARKET. New York, Jane 28.—Following are cof cables: Havre, 10 n. m.—Market steady; noon, i during the week, 67,000, of vliliW Brazilian; deliveries 51,000; stocks, 2.684.000; iBrazIllsn. 2,223,000. Total qauutlty discharge lng. 243,000; Brazilian, 239,000. Hamburg. 10 a. in.—Market unchanged; sales, 16,000. Itstes, 30.000: stocks, 982,000: market weak. Santo* receipts, 32.000; stocks, 2,081,000; the Fnulo receipts. 24.000, undlahv receipts. 21,000. The following figures give the inge and close of lb* New Yorl arket today: uusucii, vuin. i,iii,vw uuiunij a week ago 1,715,000 bushels; a year ago 3,- 780.000 buahels. Clearances for tho week 3,590,000 bushels wheat and 1,173.000 bushels corn, compared with 1,903,000 and 170,000 bushels respective ly a year ago. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago grain tod provision quotation* for today are *s follows, compared with yesterday's close: Previous Open. High. Low. Close. Close. WHEAT- ' “ 88 July Hept. Dec. CORN- July. .. 53% 95% ' 96% 94% 101% Hept. Dec. .. 62% OATS— July. .. 43 Hept. .. 3778 Dec. .. 39 PORK- July. ..15.96 102% 53% 100% 101< 8 1014 St 53% 53% 43% 38% S» 37% 39% VA Sent. ..16.25 LARD- July. .. 8.80 Sept. .. 9.06 RIBS— 8.77% 8.87% 9.02% 9.07% THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. •at open _ %©I% higher. Closed h opened % higher, and at 1:99 | COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. Cbmlng. 67%$68% of the New York cotton seed Openinj June. •••••• . 56 fcbir.Y.: .Y.: S October November December Closed steady. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK'S DAILY GRAIN LETTER. •Minimum temperature for th* 12-boar p*- rlod ending • *. m. this date. ^ O . 4. HfAVY RAINFALL*. Spartanburg,* S. C Livingstone, Ala j 44 Corslcnnn, Tex CENTRAL STATION. Atlnnta. . . Augusta. , . Uhnrlrston , Galveston. . Little Rock. Memphis. . , Mobile. . . . Montgomery. New Orleans.. Oklahoma. . . Savannah. . . Vloksti 1.64 DISTRICT AVERAGES. ii i I jA £rl Vicksburg. . . Wilmington. , T. Indicates Inappreciable rslufulL «Foc yesterday. •♦For 24 hour* sndlog I «. n.. 76th meridian time. Remarks, Tho temperaturo Is somewhat lower over the entire belt. Rain has fallen In all dis trict*. J. B. MARBURT. Section Director. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. time. The buying power, however, may be sustained here and price* further advanced, do not believe in It, as we soon will large movement of the new erop of winter wheat to f'hlcngo, and this Is no market for It. The advance In Liverpool does not respond to our advance here ye*. terday, and Liverpool rtntes that the ad- ^ European countries are Wiug *up I fed with corn from the Argentine and the _«nuhe, but the future price of e«$rn for the next few weeks depends on the crop outlook and not on the export demand. The prices of wheat and corn depend upon the nta chick feed, 12.00; Victor feed, |L35; OATii^i'o'jl'w&K-v We; NO $ mixed, 69c; Golden oats, 59c; white clipped, 62c. ----‘ Plain, per M-pound sacks. 76c; 48- pound sacks, 77c; plain, 20-poond sacks, 71c; germ. # |l-85. do., choice sman un$r», c%u. i, one- third bale*, 11.35: Xo. 2, one-tWrd bale*, $1 54; fatter. $1 *5; brown. IB) to 1M pound*;, , ' ra * ,J “■ FISH. FISH—Bream 7c pound; wapper I0e pound: trout lc pound; blue fish 7c pound; . we do not believe they are a purchase. Provisions are dull. Packers are opposed Texts—Dallas, partly cloudy, good rain earlv; Fort Worth, cloudy and hot, no rain; Taylor, clear and very hot; Waco, partly cloudy and hot; Temple, Austin, ban An tonio mid Houston, clear and hot. Mlaalsatppl—Corinth, cloudy and pleasant, had light showers last night; Yazoo city, cloudy and pleasant, good rnln yesterday afternoon; Ilaxlehurst and Kosciusko, part ly cloudy and warm; Lexington, Hear and [densant; Greenwood, clear, had goo$l rnln .nat night; Natchez, raining, rained yester day and last night; Vicksburg, portly cloudy, had nice ahower this morning; Greenville, cloudy, had fine rain yesterday afternoon. Louisiana—Shreveport, cloudy, fine rain this morning: Monroe, raining, rained all yesterday and Inst ntght. Alabama—Helms, rlotyiy and hot; Flor ence, cloudy and cool, been raining since 12 o'clock Inst night. South Carolina—Spartanburg, cloudy and CHICAGO CAR LOT8. Wheat Corn Oats Hogs, head.. LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. Chicago, June 28.—Following are given live stock quotations: Hogs—Receipts, 19.006. Market stead/ at J esterda/'s cloee. Light, 15.86^6.10; mixed, i.80^6.07%; heavy, $5Ji5«5.97%; rough. $5.55 ©fi.76; pigs, IC.4W.00; yorqera, ICOW.10; good to choice heavy, $5.90ff6.004 Cattle—Receipts, 2,000. Market steady. eevea*_ $4.6007:00; cows^fLTS^RTS^ heifers, & Beeves, $4.6007.00; cows, $*. iuvf i». __ $2.60496.60; calves, $6.00(97.26; good prime steers, I5.70ft7.00; poor to medium, 94.60ft 5.66; stockers and feeders, S2.90ft5.25. Sheep—Receipts, 6,000. Market weak. Na tlvea, $4.0Oft4.ln; westerns, $4.00ft«00; year lings. $•»."'ni6.75; lambs, native and west ern, $5.50ft7.00. THE METAL MARKET. New York, June 28.—Metal market doll. Tin and copper steady. Lead and spelter now showing an lm- MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York, Juno 28.—Money on call* 6.17; ruling rate, 7 1-2. Time Ioann firm; 60 days. 4 1-4©4 1-2; 90 daya, 4 l-20>4 3-4. Hlx months. 5 l-4ft>4 1-2. Posted rates; Sterling exchange, $4.84 l-2©4.87 1-2, with actual business In bankers* bills at $4.86 l-2©4.8660 for demand and $4.83 1-2 for 60-day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged. London bar silver, 30 16-16d, ad vanced 1-16d. New York bar stiver, $7 l-8c. Mexican dollars, 52 1-8. GEORGIA RAILWAY AND ELECTRIC CO« Boston, June 21—Following was the bid and asked price on Georgia Railway and Electric Company today; 81 bid and 83 THE LONDON 8TOCK MARKET. Anaconda . Atchison .. do. prof. Baltimore and Ohio .. Chic, and Great West. Cuuadhtn Pacific .. .. Erie do. pref Illinois Central Kansas and Texas .. .. do pref. Louisville and Nashville Norfolk and Western New York Central Ontario and Western .. •enns/Ivanla 'hlladelpbla and Reading .. P.ock Island Ron them Pacific Southern Railway do pref St. Paul Union Pacific .. United States Steel do pref Wsbash. nref. d-JustFu7s53.%« 6..d shr cm MINING 8T0CK8. Range 79%. Calumet-* modern miller crop outlook. fit. I xml,. Juno a.—Modern Ulll.r Crop outlook: Balna haro Interfered with tho winter , wlient harvo,t In ninnj locatltlea, lintnldr In the amithtreat. Report, are ro- reived from Kan*** of wheat been min* overripe through dolajr In cutting. Farm er, tnko every adrantan of favorah o weather to out nnd threih wheat and thla work la prngreaalng netwtthatandlng th* Interruption*. Heme of the thrrahlnic re- , from aontbern Kanaaa, where th* it damage wa, done by bog*, front and fir'-.ith. ,how yield* of one-third to one- hr|f of Inat yaar’a erop. New York. Booton. Chicago. Wa»hlngton- Phlladalphla. Baltimore. Atlanta. New Orleana. San Franelaeo. London. Th? American Audit Company, 100 Broadway, Now York City. F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., Pree. G. E- MANWARINO, Vice Prea. THEO COCHEU, JR- Secretary. Tho American Audit Company, chartered under the lawa ot New York, la empowered to examine the affairs of, and mako report* upon the naan- dal condition of private and public concern* for director*, offleer* and in dividual*. The preparation and Inatalllng of aystems a specialty. ATLANTA BRANCH, 1015-1016-101T-101S FOURTH NATL BANK BLDO. 0. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager. Telephone, Main 872. Cable Addreas, Amdlt, New York. goo<! rnln Inst night. North Carolina—Charlotte, threatening and pleasant, rained all last night. Georgia—Augusts, rained all Inst night. Georgia—Augusta, rnineu nil last night, stilt raining; Atlanta, partly clondy, had good shower this morning. NAVAL 8TORE3. Special to The Georgian. Savannah. June 28.—Tnrpentln# firm at sales 2.694; receipts 1.022; win dow glass $S.75ft«- water white M $5.50ft6.85: If . M&M; K I5,i ... 5.10; II $4 >»ft6.06; G $4.S0ft5: F $4.75ftL9( E $4.65ft4.60; D $4.20; CB $3.$5ft4. L. H. Fairchild. pompsno. 26c pound: mackerel, 12%c pound; Private 14 mixed fish. 6c pound; troth water trout, tc, ttfca Abort Established 1886. 8. J L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY, NEW ORLEANS. Uembera: S>w OrlMD, Cotton Fx.bang*. New York Coffee Exebtuge. S',w York Cotton Exebange, New Orleana Roarfl of Trade. Kaw Orleans block Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Private Wire* to NEW YORK and CUICAOO. FRANK n M ATKINSON, Vlce-Prealdant. J08BPU A. M’COiD, Vtce-l-realdant HAWKINS. Preaidant Third National Bank Capital - - - - $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $400,000.00 rz Wafer- J. n. NU1CNALLY. J. CARROLL I'AYNB, DATID E WW?l?<rAia ii. h. JOSEPH A. M'CORD. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 85Jt ATLANTA. GEORGIA* WAimmmm ■ •R«:i:$f.!iH;flll!i:t:di.*i»Hl»arfifl.’H>»HW»RHpWHM»1ffWSWtlHilUimiBliB tii'tiliimsiHistann'iniiiiiiiHiiiiiMhiiiiii iiuinii n,— -n—|