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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. (TED.VnSDAY, JULY 17, HOT. 13 IS IDEAL BOLL WEEVIL ACTIVE Influences* for Narrow Fluc tuations in Cotton Futures. CABLES WERE BETTER After Small Decline Early iu Session Prices Were Advanced. York. July 17.—The cotton merl with lea* r.iponao to the early i t .1 received front Liverpool then nee i S, Tl.m waa a little selling In.plt Ca favorable weather map. At the end tiding, the local nwrket advanced aeveral Son on pit covering. Thta woe met, however, hy a rlgoroua bear drive, and Oc- foTer It,lie to 11.69. December to 11.76 and in me lute afternoon, a Arm tone aud n™lv developed, under which there tva« n Lip advance, the new crop month* show lag grentest strength. At the clow the one war firm net unchanged to U points hove Tuesday's final figures. Comparative receipts at all U. 6. porta: Vet receipt* Wednesday 1.512 6,,„e day last year S.JH Pecresse DM Total recelpta for four daya 7,824 game daya laat year l$,gi Total recelpta since September 1....*,796,930 game time last year -f-W-W; Increase 2,076,482 geml wcekly movement^ gSpments""!!!!"!!!!!! im»? lS* ijm stacks 101,980 129,197 134,131 Estimated receipt* ThuradnJ^ yew orleana 10$ to 200 346 Calves*,™ ...| 900 to 1,100 2411 Hotlltun 200 to 300 185 Movement at Atlanta: game day last year 26 game dav last year None game day last year 1,43a 8P0T COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, steady; middling uplands 7.09. Atlanta, atemiy; middling Me. New York, atendy; middling 13.96. New Orleans, steady; middling 13c. Augusta, steady; middling 1$4- Savannah, stHAdy; middling 124. Memphis, steady; middling IS 1-16. Galveston, sternly; middling 13 ilnn 1; middling lyj I ..... ilv; middling 13c. t'Darieston, nominal; middling 12%. Wilmington, nominal; middling lift. - Norfolk, steady; middling 13H. St. Louis, steady; middling 134. Baltimore, nominal: middling 134. Boston, steady; middling 12.95, I-hllmlelphla, steady; 13.25. Mobile, steady; mlcUlUng 114. Houston, steady; middling 13c. TODAY’S PORT RKCEIPT8. The following tablo shows receipts at tbs sorts today, compared with tbs same day bit year; NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. Special to The Georgian. (From Hayward, VI near 2^^.r^n t 0D deX m A U . ,l, 1 V lB Tu , r 1 SAvr«X e L ttuclia 9* t: ‘ 1 tw H higher. Spot “‘derate demaud; uuelmnged; mhUlUng uplands 7.09; sales 7,000; American l'ooo’ lE ll, St ,1 i“ wl i ex I‘ ort Mi; Imports KU^Ur*""- Tenders, new * JXF* t* l *‘ clpta today estimated* at 1,800 yen?’ ugft UHt s, ®° ,aat Week U »<1 3,811 last A prominent ring trader who has been accumulating eonshlcrnble cotton tin* lust if? ?“>'“/, BO ‘ d probably the bulk of his Hue this morning it does not look very strong ns the weather keeps favorable, and longs stocks^Vre* over the • tea(1 J r increase Tn Homo Improvement shown In Uverpool market. Covering of shorts abroad aver the strength «f the snot situation, a ml the spread of bftll weevil nest lu Texas. Think rallies are likely In the next few days. Home support aud buying n- a now set of nuiJs, who come from Texas and are In close touch with conditions In that state. \\c look for a higher market at the opening and advise purchases on any little dip to. Miss plies' report expected today, al though It Is said she will not sny definitely when it will lie issued. Compares with 69.9 June 28, 68.7sJune J5, and 83.5 year ago. Mitchell continues to sell on every bulge. Big traders are against the market. Think it will not hold. Market bid up by Morris and Shearson. \an Dyke sold 3.000 Octolmr from 31.70 to 11.68, think for Carpenter. Following are 11 n. m. bids: July 11.68; August 11.48: September 11.43f October 11.72; January 11.86. New Orleaus, July 17.—Hayward. Vick & Clark: Market opens about 3 poluts lower, Favorable weather likely to cause depres Clark: Weather conditions during the past twenty-four hours wore better than pre dicted. Hardly any rain fell hi western half of belt. It was partly cloudy, with ‘ottered showers In Mlsslsslnpf Shreveport, I41., wires: *'A from Dallas just In says he nn<l another party drove over n portion of Dnllas coun ty Monday, where 10,000 Imles were raised Inst year, and that the prospects are hope less; boll weevil tnkiu^ everything.” Edited by Joseph B. Lively Mr. Lively's tweoty-flvs years' experience of ed- Itlng markets in Atlanta and the South has mads him a recognised au thority In his specialty. RANGE - ■ i „i OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS KJUK OF 6TOr.fL Gulf compress, 3,000 bales, at Little Market narrow lint steady. Advancing oq steadiness of New York, where brokers ap' pnreutly aro covering on till cn | r spots. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. EGGS—Active. 1754c 124c per pound. DBB88ED FOULTRY-Turkeys, drawn, * tlve, 25©30c active, 16@17c pound; fries, sc ... ^ j jel live 16c pound; bens,' 13ft 14 fancy, 16c pound. PRODUCE-Lnrd, pound; ducks, drawn, pound; i 106124c I, 1AC pUUUU, U. shoulders Active active. 11c pound; butt. ... pound; beeswax active, 23c pound; barns ... X 19.29; lisnanns per bunch, culls ectlve, 91.' . straights 954 cent* per pouud; pines pul •«, If'loria* stock, »2.00®2.50; orange*. Califor nia slock, per box, 94.60; lluics, Flori da stock, per 160. 91; peanut* In sacks aver-i New Orlesns. tialvestou. . . Mobile Savannah. . . Charleston. . . Wilmington. . Norfolk. . . , , Boiton. . . . , Pensacola. . . .00 crate; hlackbcrrlea c bunch. .'omatoes ore active and selling at 75c to $1.00. Potatoes, new. $3.00 63.25 per barrel. Onions, Louisiana $1.50 per bushel; Egyptian. 44c i»er pound; akro, six baskets, small, $2.00; kraut, half barrel, $3.75; encumbers, $1.25$1.75 per crate; egg INTERIOR RECEIPTS. The following table showo recelpta at the laterkr towns today, compared with the ume day last year: Houston. . Augusta. . fempbls. . it. Louis. , Cincinnati. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. N« Orleans, July 17.—Yepterdey'e govern- m.nt forvenst of rain* In'the weatern and crotra] belt <l|d not matcrlallxc. Weather wnmtlnns during the paet 24 hour* were ex- HSjl’In erery way. Partly cloudy to fall JMth.r prevailed In tha weatern haU of J* lulr. lii-m-rally cloudy weather with ecattcrci Haht showera wns the rule-In the 8*['™ half „f the belt. Market showed the "“Ppolntment by opening lower nod re- o,, E " dull. However, It must be sold *ey wesknese here Is more the result M f-ar of I .on r attacks lu the other two Mrket, man representative of trade feet- 2t *Je opinion that at one time or 1**' the summer or fall cotton will ahow w ieuratlonal advance underlies Ihe EH**, tactic*. Moat people are merely catch the low which give* ns such ■t i? •calpcm’ markets as we ate having Ig.prmept. Heat spells and atorma during I, s * two months are reasonable cer- i-» to he looked fer, and when last n with prospect* for a bumper crop, caused 2c advance. It la easy to E?’*,,! 1 ' 1 what would lie the result thl* hr Ih“ 1 InnnUcal faith In nndar-aupply it .m coming season hack of every null- bil®^“.’■"CJ arising. This condition seem* !>ri .^v ,r ’'"'ll appreciated In other qnar- v ,rk refrain* from further lm- S, *'* ‘'Hack. Trading har* settled dor- aik ;■ "‘"tiling around 12.09 for Octolier fab matketl. a drawn-out. waiting af- S12'' 1 h f the belief that there la little WSL"“ l*nll aide aud mneh to gain, ta^tai.' condltlona point to partly clondy Stl S'i'Mr generally In tfii bill. llT.rn.vi’’n' f>'iy 17.-J. 8. Bach* * Co.: « ibS .,''i'f.'.aycil tome Improvement, but to I- I ,, r , 1 * thw Interests were reporteil i>.„ -. ““A- which forced the market of T,.k r * h-hig DO resistance to apeak es.rtY^ctt followed thl* lead end were 9sv{J, around ll.M for Octolier. Later •W-r, o / ov * r •»'* *h« ring Imre of eelllng 7nilln« "Lf, 0 advance wa* brought about. focjL.*,. " "nd no outside business of tn r J '‘ce- Heports continue to be re* V**tter ( ot 'mil Weevil In Text*. Ku “mL:™’ 11 '!'"'" IdenL Efforts "of the Order to Lev'S. ,orc * ,l1 * tnerltet lower In M!,l .anord a better buying basis were 52, I, , fcponslble for the fluctnationi *"* t»r .’il ru m°ted that three bull Inter- awThL’T!" atlemptlng to get beck their Jo” orer around cnrly part of tkJab ,kf. 'i 1 forcing tha market up. 55'e Unapt! *,, L» ,"* ,1 tk »< rvcorerlM will cnen* In near fntnro. ,2.004,2.00 crate: water: Georgia peaches. 92.00 1254c; rhubarb. 60*n9c I VBGTABLES-Tom*1 eelllng at 79c to r “ 83.25 per barrel. < bushel; Bgyptlnn, baskets, small, 9* 93.79: encuinhers, plant, 91.390L79. ^ 0R0CfeRIE8. BICR—Jap 94f554ci brad 687c; fancy bead 95487. according to the grad*. CHEE8K—Faney foil rream. 16 cants; Georgia cane ayrnp 97 cent* gallon; salt, 100-pound. 90c; axle grease 91.79: soda crock* era 654c pound; lemon, 7c: oyeter, 7c; bar rel cendy. per pound. 654c: mixed, pel §« L 954c: tomatoes. 2-pound. ,2.00 care; nd, ,2.to: anvy lieans, 0.40; Lima bcana •at mstebrs. per gross. 11.66; ratcnronl. c pound I sardines, mnstsrd, ft* css*. JAlt-Stnndnrd grnnulnted, 6.20; New bulk in 12.25 cnee; sack grit*. *6-ponnd bage, 11.65; ovatera. full weight. 12 ctre: light welgM It 10 caec; pepper, 12c lb.: bnklng powder 99 rare: red ealmon. 99^caw; pink aofmon, 14.26 g se: cocoa. 40c; chocolate, 12; ennff. Mb. re. 49c; roaet beef. 12.60 cnee; corned beef, 50 case; catsup. 11.60 esse; slrun, New Or leans. 96c gallon; corn. »0c gallon; Cnhn notnah. 91.2989-10 case: nenoiiu.lc; rope; t-ply cotton, lie; soap. ,1.90474 casw PROVI8ION8. ^ROVISIONS—NupremeJiain*’1554c. bcHle* 12.5 pound* average, 9.W; fat backs, sji; x^Tri' Anml. Coppar. Am. Tee Hecurltlea Am. Hugar Uefluory. . . . American Bmeltlntf Am. Locomotive do. preterred Americau Car V. , . . . . American Cotton OIL . • • Anncondu, Atchison AU.VTBS:*:::: TBSBmii:::: Chesapeake & Ohio, • • • Canadian Pacific Chicago A Altou. . , , , . Consolidated Gas Central Leather do. preferred Colorado Fuel & Iron. , . Corn Product Colorado Hoqthern Delaware A Hudson. . , • . . Denver A MJo Gfonfii . • , . Distillers* Securities. . Erie. do, preferred. * . • , • General Electric Great Weatern. Great Northern pfd Illinois Central, ..... Interboro do. preferred. , . . ... Kansas A Texas. ..... s. 1 *754 8* 1774 lid" si'* m 119 9154p Hi 170" r 84541 34541 NAME. OF STOCK. fc aulMs * Texas pfd. ...... julhvtlle »v Nashville Missouri puclflc . . . Mexican Ceutral . , • New York Ceutral . . Northwestern National Lead .... Norfolk aud Western . Northern Pacific . . • uutarlou A West.. . . ra«.-:::: People’s Gas Co. . • . Pressed Stool Car. • . Heading Hock Island ...... no. preferred • . . Repub. Iron & Steel . do. pref Southern Pacific. . . . Southern .Railway. Western Union . . Wabash do preferred . . Wisconsin Central. l;-'\ 8H •Sit NEW YORK. tores In New JET— Aug.. . Sept.. Oct. . Nov.. . Dec.. . Jan. Mnr^.' Closed firm. fry* 5 LjJ 1.Will.SO 82 Mi 11.68 11.68-63 11.4111.61 11.62 63 ■■ H90 11.90-91 ,70 11.90-92 12.01 12.00-01 12.05 12.05 12.00-11 aifci5-i7 il 80-81 11.60 11.45*47 11.75 11.71-73 11.81 11.88-89 NOTES'ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provisions. iatlon at present. Business laregly profes- No preseut prospect of export dr mand. Only bull force ntjn slonal. ct of expor tpresent. Bad re ports from'Northwest, would not be sur prised to see wheat drag to somewhat lower level. . „ .. Export bids on corn entirely out of line. Domestic demand moderate. . ^ leook for much larger movement after oiwi harvest. Crop conditions Improved rapidly. Can see nothing on which to buy It. Lo cal crowd bullish on oats, but prices look high aud would profer to sell them on the hard spot*. t Would buy provisions on any breaks. Chicago Evening Post: London Wntlst was credited with an estimate of the short age of whent In the world of 416.000,000 bush-, els, as compared with the year l»efore. The Liverpool Corn Trade Newe, a much better authority on all tnatters connected with the grain trade, has tn elaborate statement of. the probable production of wheit.In th« world, which give* the total at 288,000.000 bushels snort of Inst year's, and compared with the average of the Insttwo yc*rs It estimates the shortage at 248,000,000 bushels. That Is n sufficiently striking difference, and the figures credited to the London Btntlsf nr« probably n mistake of whoever sent them forth from here today, Clement, Curtis & Co. received tbo follow! Ing from their Kansas City correspondent: ••Over s hundred actual thrashing returns from Kansas average eighteen bushels to the acre. Of course the state Is not ex pcoted to average that much, but the re turns to date show tberft !• much good wheat In Kansas. Quality Is almost uni formly high. Practically all of Kansas has abundant moisture for growing corn. J. A. Waring writes from Wlnulpef under date of July 10 to Wright. Bogart A Co. as follows: “Between Grand Forks, N. Dak*, aud Winnipeg I saw a good many poor fields of wheat. This territory Is. what Is known ns the Bed River valley. It was so wet early lu the sensou that seeding was ■ •— moat favors- LIVERPOOL. Openlug PrevloiH Usage. 3 p. ra. Close. Close. Jllly.. 6.75 6.75 6.74 6.754 July-Aug.... 6.74 -6.76 6.75 6.73 6.T3 Aug.-kept..,, Sapt./Oet..., — Oct.-Nov.... 6.47 ^.474 6.424 «.«! Nor .-pec.... 6.45VJ «42* Iice.-Jan 6.4 ., Jsn.-Feb 6.4$ -6.4 Feb.-March.. 6.42 Mor.-AprlU. 6.434-6.44 AprM-May Closed quiet but steady. NEW ORLEANS. The following Is the range la cotton fo- tnrs* In’ New Orleans today: 1 $ s i f Jti aSTTHI Nopt Oct Nov Dec fc::: March. . .. J2.90 I2.bc itni S.N 13.00 it. a \i.a 12.23 it.li iiei ii.w 13.06 Hitt 12.24 12.1$ 12.26 i3.fl$i3iit.»r" !!:8-fli li'ftSdji 12.23- 24 12. M-0» 12.18- 21 12.04-M 12.18- ltil2.03-04 12.24- 25112.08-10 12.26-28 11.13-15 12.34-87 12.19-21 i'lasml steady. BUSINESS WAS LIGHT IN THE_WHEAT PIT News Average Slightly Bull ish and Prices Were Ad vanced Near a Cent. 8T. LOUIS CA8H QUOTATIONS. Wheat-No. 2 red winter 991 fiS!''crach<rf‘rornVr ''bushel, 7»e; “luffr oatI—No.*2 white. 60c: No. 2 mixed. 69c; Golilcn oats, 59c; White clipped, etc; fancy "JlEAL^Ptola! per 96 pound sneka, T7< pound sacks, 78c; plain, 20-pound seeks, 1 HA'Y-Tllnotbr. choice It re, hsita *2.40; do choice email boles, $1.39; No. 1, one- third bales. 91-tt: No. 2, one-third b ' ,1.23: choice pro I tie. 11.00; Bermuda, 11. SIIOBTS-Cbolce white 91.60: Teias white 51J0; fsncj, 5160; brown (50 to 100 pounde), COTTON* SEED MEATe-Prlme per ton. i-6.00; No. 2 per ton. 104.00; bulla per toir, mixed tlib, 6c pound: fieeb water trout, 9c. ,,5M ' FISH.. FISH—Bream 7e ponad; snooper pound; trout Ic pound; blue leh 7e pound; pompano, 26c pound; mackerel, 12540 pound; Morgan Buy* 8melter 8lock. New York, July 17.—A telegram from Boston states that J. P. Morgan & Co. now have a substantial Interest In the American Smelting and Refining Com pany amounting. It i» *ald,.to 100,000 shares. The Morgan firm, according, to report, paid 1100 a rhare for the stock, which la considerably under the market price. The atoek. It la aald, waa con tributed by two of the aeven Ouggen helm brothera, who find themaelvei In a panicky market with too large a load to carry comfortably. HAVE A REAL VACATION and read The Georgian end Newt every dav while away. 8ent everywhere 4S cent, a month. 10 «•"*» a w,,k - Phone 4828 or write circulation department. The Georgian end New*. No trouble to change eddreae. hayward, vick & clark, Wtton. stocks, bonds, coffee, grain anp provisions . Carondelet and Gravlar Bta, New Orl.ana ” |8sffl;5.B"i»JK‘SS‘dT!S!a &^ls6St * **>*ACHE 4 N £oJrNV n B'A^r E ^ C FRA^R'i''CARRINaT»H. ■glUVATE WIRE3 TO ALL £QU1T8. ient will . will re quire five weeks to ripen afterward. It Is too early to estimate results, but I doubt If North Dnkota will average over eight to ten bushels per acre. The weather la Ideal for crops here." tn a correspon—. — rhmnpson, N. Dak., takea a more hopeful view of the outlook than the above, lie says: “It Is too early yet to make much of an estimate on the crop. It wns seeded In fine condition, came up W|ra good stand, but on account of the cyid. Into spring the crop has been late all the season. In tilts section we have nliout au average stand, and excepting that It Is late looks very well. With no future dam age may get from twelve to twenty-nine bushels. I would not place our prospect nt orer fifteen bushels per acre at present. Crop hard to Judge, being very spotted. I am slxlng It up as Juet au ordinary crop for the state. Farmer In eastern Kansas write*; “Wheel fine from Kansas City to Wnvnrly. Will go 25 to 30 bushels to the n^rn on my farm. Outlook generslly /or everything in • “ is fine. Present conditions wsrrant ns corn ns M last year In Illinois, Mlssoui Hoyt, the crop-expert for W. H. Ia*ke, wlio wns out In northern central Illinois amlnlng the oats field ) rnnntry from l.’hlr ■ f the Eastern Illinois, through the Interior, covering the territory between that point and Gilman, and retnni- ed to Chicago over the Illinois Central. Was dean, and two or three weeks late and ^is too much moisture. E. Cooke received the following from Glndbrook, Iowa: “Our oats are looking fine. Wns through greater part of north weatern low* this week and prospects In that section are fine; In feet. I do not see how tb*y could be much better. THE COFFEE MARKET. New York, July 17.—Coffee cables: Havre, 16 a. m„ market barely steady; 12 noon unchanged; snlcg 9.000. Hamburg, 10 a. iu„ market unchanged; Rio receipts 4.000; market quiet. Kantos receipts 18,000; stock 1,502,000; mar ket quiet. «s£ ira «:v sbj ksrxet for today: Cloee. 5.75-5.80 ft.805.S5 | MU ft. 855.90 5.605.« 6.605.65 B.fO-%65 ft.aoA.a 5.0)5.tf 5.655. TO January .. Juu, July .. Auguyt .. . October November .. .. December .. .. Closed etesdy. Cblrsfo, July J7.—Whest closed 74C154C higher, com unchnngrd to 54©54c UI»'«r, tmte 54054c ofi end provisions were 754V11h; lower. - Thu sheet msrhet seted ss If It wss over- •old. end with tbs offerlm* smell end the demsud (bod prices soon presented s eti front end then moved ttpwsrd. News I abroad wss mainly hnlllsh on srhrat sdvnnret were ehown of He nt Berlin, and 54c nt Iluilnprsr. Strength wee on report! ot smell supplies. Liverpool wss oil 549 544. Crop nows from Uusslit wos on flic whole bullish. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago grain and provIsloQ quotation* for today are as folluws, compared wlin ye-terday's close: Prarloat Opeo. lllgh. Lew. Close. Clow. WHEAT— w 1 sS 1 July.... Hopto... Dec...-. CORN— July.... Hnpt.e.e DW.n, OATH-. h si i 8 B i ill fill kept'.', ialio ui« isiio ITsfTt tijf* m it* m is sepV." tff* m !:5 H HP* HP* Oct... 6.9754 8.9254 8.9354 6,62 8.60 THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheal opened dull p. m. 54954 off. Cloi Corn opened dull 5 54 off. Closed eteail WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The weather continues mors or less limit* tied over the eaa»>rn half of the luup and showers have ooif.rrcd In the lost $4 hours lost stations In the southeast, the Ohio villa and Hpoksns, Wash. Tbo presaure Is highest over the south and southeast, with a slight depression over the lake region and the northeast. As a re- Ault of those conditions, a wave of high pressure covers the eastern half of tha map. The temperature Is slmva 70 degrees this S ornlng nt all points east of a line miming om Buffalo, N. Y., to middle Texas. The condltolns favor generally fair weak er In this section tonight and Tbursdi with continued high temperature. COTTON REGION BULLETIN, TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street Special to The Georgian. Ml n). A Clark.) Late London prices show betterment from earlier prices. Northern Pacific up h full point. Union Pacific off 4, Beading un changed. The balance of the market shows general advance. Northern Pacific strong on persistent ru mors of a niflon cutting. Tile market was a surpHse to the street yesterday, aud from u stock market viewpoint ImUcatedra much stronger position In regard to nnniey matters than appears on tho surface. The market will probably continue to advance today with the Hill stocks as leader*. The government's proceeding against the coal combine may restrict ti-adlug lu the coal stocks. Crop reports are now coming strongly In regard to hettermeut and this In Itself should exert considerable Influence ou prices. Barring any unfavorable develop ments, s strong market Is expected today. Town Topics: Tho short Interest seems pretty thoroughly eliminated, and it Is dif ficult to see how the element back of the nresqpt bullish demonstration will be aide to advance tho market ium*h further nt the moment. There la a good deal of talk about the Burlington deal, but tills will hardly oventuate at a time when the money market Ift so Illy prepared to absorb new Issues of securities. In any ovent, It Is hard to see how^any general hull argument can bo carved from tne fact that Northern Pa cific will sooner or lator make a distribu tion representative of ,ts equity In the Bur llnjrton system, which ivtry oue knows Is quite valuable. On the other hand, the market must contend with tho weakness lu copper nietiJ and the spreading belief that copper, ivmi and other metals will he seek ing lournr levels before long. These develop ments mark the progress «f the trade re lation that has set In. and with money mnttern still a source of apprehension and most of the crops n long way from harvest, we do not believe It would lie the course of wisdom to follow this fsr; hut would rsthor , .... .... thcr bulge a, awnltliig opportunity to buy back again at lowsr figures. Short selling appears To ha somewhat over done In the cotton market, but weather con ditions and private advices sro decidedly '*— *e crop. diieement to buy cotton, but OPEie HIGHER Northern Pacific Showed a f Gain of One Per Cent, V> DECLINES WERE FEW Steel Common Weakest Spot—Amalgamated and Anaconda Were Steady. LOCAL 8TOCK8 AND BONDS ra 16754 (Revised bj Illlljrer loveitBent^Com Atlanta A Weit I’olnt R. R.. 160U Atlanta. Rlrmlofti.in suit A... 1854 no, preferred Auffnata raetorv Ceutral Hank aud T. t.'urp.... 127 Ftlmlltlnn I'n9lnlt \lllla W Ga. R. R. auil Banking Co.... 240 246 (In. Up. and Kleetrle.. 60 t9 do, preferred Sealxxird Air l.lno 10 19 — 10314 Dixie Cotton Mill*, lit mtg. da. 98 tin. It. It. and Bk(. Co., fa.... 102 Boa board 4*, 1990 * ! 66 THE 8UGAR MARKET. meridian time, July : STATIONS mm- -Atlanta, cloudy. . . . -Chattanooga, elssr. . (.'olnnitiuf, clondy... . Gainesville, cloudy. . Greenville, cloudy. . . Griffin, cloiiffr, , . , , •Jlhcon, cloudy Montleells, cloudy.. . Newnan^ p. cloudy. , . Temperature. Max.* MId.** M 1 I 8 g 8 70 M 85 94 % Bom*, CWer Kimrtnnhuric, elmidy. . Tsll*|ioo»a. clear. . . Tocooa, clear Wwt Point, p, «loody pJBra^TTOB,«J w ”*** All, -w Kastman, On. .....t3 lit. Ueorgo, 8. t;.,l||| i,p CENTRAL STATION. Allants.' . ; AUfuat*. , , t'barlsston. Halve,ton. . Montgomery.' Near Orleans DISTRICT AVERAGE,. Ill Tsmpsratur*. Ms*.- ir Min.*- ~W" CHICAGO CAR LOTS. and ettluiaitd receipts for tomorrow ar. tollowa: _ . _ t Today., Touior. 55’brat Corn Onts. lioiV tend:. 29000 LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. Chios,o. July 17.- ltog*—Reeripta Market *low anil ateady; ll(bt br ibe lower: heeJes K6097.20; cow. 61.60Ct.30: heifers 12.6699.70: eslres 19.5097.76; good prime steer* 96.70«7.»); - poor to innTjimi 94.6993.63: »toeker* and feeders 94.6093.70 Itheen-Rrroltit* 13.000. . Martet steady; native 93.70*6.10: weatern 649*10; yearling. 96fi&76; lamb, ft7396.63; weatern 19.7997,70. THE METAL MARKET. York, July 17.—At the metal eg. ecbniig. today s hrsry tons continued and trading .bowed no lniprov.ra.nl over th. recent dulln-aa. nominal. Although Copper wgg weak and unchanged In price, tin wag dull but.down a amsll fraction In the offer ing! while .Itefler wgg ( point, off. t, Indlcat.. Innppr.ctsltl. raliiAtlJ. -K.t * *• - Remarks, The temperature has risen slightly In s] sections of the b«lt. Rain has fallen In si except the wystsrn an■ 1^ *• m11hriMMcta. Bscflon * r Dlrsctsr. WEATKER FORECAST. There will _ weather or temperature condition! during the next two days In Ihe east aud south. Korecsat till 8 p. m. Thursday: North Carolina and ftouth Carolina: Part ly cloudy tonight and Thi freah southwesterly winds. Georgia: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; probably showera Thursday In Thursday showers; : Pertly cloudy ti i; .variable winds. , Alabama and Mil variable winds. Kentucky: Partly cloudy In southern por< Ron; thunder showera ami cooler In north* cm portion tonight; Thursday partly cloudy. Tennessee: Partly cloudy tonight oad Thursday; cooler In western portion to- "fftiuislnna: Fair tonight; Thursday show ers In eastern, fair In western portion; light L. H. Fairchild. ,t Establish sd 1885. 8. J. Whits. L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY, NEW ORLEANS. Member.: New Orlraia Cotton Exchange. N-w York Coffee Exchange. «w York cotton Exvlinnw. R-w Orlran* Board of TraUe. cw tJrl.an* Stock Exeb*ng» CWrago Brant at Trad*. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Private Wire* to NEW YORK and CUICAOO. Ord.ra rellrited for future d.u,- at y on «liov* Eiehnnire* «• *•• COTHHAN. fUlra39,»)'f*g^ DONT GET LONESOME when nwny. Ju»t order Tho Georgian and New* sent to your now addr.** daily. You’ll have a real vocation if you do. 48 cant* a month, 10 cont* a week. Phone 4928. or writ, circulation department. The Georgian and News, No trouble to change addr.**, ' T ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Bulling. BeU Phone, Main 8lX At LA NT A. GEORGIA. New York, J6ly J7.—Th. local reflneil and raw sugar mnritete openwl ar.ady anil tin- changed.^ Irinilim beotg iteady; July aud COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. *f. , , , h T ^t , ^ o r n - ,D «“ n<l ?lo “ Meptemher. \ *. .*. *. October. ...... November.. , , , , , Deceml»er. January. „ Following wore the cotton seed olfsalr 1ST i h o'v« 0 .*,'^ »h;nrr, JU,r "• * November at 4$, flfid December December at 40, Total sales Closed steady. January qt T ¥K BOLL WEEVIL REPORTS CAUSED SOME ACTIVITY. New Orlran*. July 17.—The Tlmra-Ilemo- crat say*: "In the alirenra of *peeul*flTn ehileaviir yratenlay'* cotton market wn» *teady enough. The turn-over w*» quite small, ileiplte the fart that tb. ahlftlng of nrofeiitonai Interest Iwrdored un the active •luring tha Mrly *r*aton, whan boll weevil damage reports and prediction* of further ■bowers Ip Tcxu* readied the ring*. New iork eiidalueil the nnwerd'tantfeary hy Irlng that the rejection from Ihe Inf* re- • roil from Liverpool bad lieen heavy, Lo. I bulla of the extrema type expreued the belief that the underlying elrength of the eltnntlon hae net been ImpSr^l by rccenl favorulde wrothrr beennre a mfkraglvyield, In tbelr opinion, I* out of th* question. New York, July 17.—The main concern In _iIh iivirntiig's market C(>ntpreil In the qucs« tl**ii whether tin* sudden up-rush of prices nt last night's clowt was nr was not a sub stantial movement. Much skepticism was (•xpre«**<l »orer the character of tht* buy. lug which had put un l aloq i’aclfic and other spcculntlvo leaders, and the sequel today* wna awnltml with conslderabla Inter- est. The opening, as expected, was ex tremely excited, and there was a further sharp advance In spite of a lower range for Americnn stocks In London. Tho up* ward tendency, however, was checked to ward the end of the first half hour hy tho operation of several causes. In the tlrut place, there were heavy realising sales by tha speculat(vc following which had nought lower down. Shortly there was some apo dal selling of Copper and Steel shares, evi dently based upon the uncertainty common ly expressed over tb* exact Jon i.f the copper aud Iron markets. Finally, It look ed as If the Interests responsible for tha campaign for a rise on th* fttoek rtj change were themselves throwing a good deal of stocks with the delllmrnte Intent from going too far. __ w ernl market was Irregular throughout tha * drift wgs fttlirqiUte ,1 mark ___ day. The upward ntlstnkalde. Vt.iv VsxpI New York, Jantiafy 17.—A number of stocks opene* unchanged from yesterday, Including Aimeobda. Amalgamated, Erie, Pennsylvania, General Electric and South ern Pacific. Rending and Colorado Fuel opened 4 higher, St. Paul gained Cana dian Pacific opened 4 lower. Northern $’*• clfiu showed a gain or $ per cent, GEORGIA RAILWAY AND ELECTRIC CO. Boston, July 17.—Following wns tho bid and asfced price on Georgia Hallway and Electric Company today: » hid Preferred, MINING 8TOGK8. , r Boston. July IT.—Opening: Green Cana- nea 164, North Butte 834. Arliona Commer cial 25%. Utah Mining 47, Bingham 154. THE LONDON 8T0CK MARKET*, Anaconda Atchison .. ,, «« «. ,6 do, preferred Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Great wsfttrn.. Canadian Pacific .. Brio .. .. .. tlo. preferred .. .. .. .. .. Illfiml. Central .. .. j.imtavllle *m|,V«hvUle,. Kanre, and Tex*. ., A ., 10, preferred York Central .. .. .. Psapaylraak .. ,, .. ,. .. ,. Ontario and \5 e*tnrn .. .. .. ‘ irfolk and \V**trrn ., .. ., , jiladelnhla nnd Beading .. Hook Itland Houtharn Railway .. do. preferred .. Southern I’aeine .. Nt. I'nu! Dnlen Faelfle .. ., .. .. .. .. United State* Steel .. do, nreferred 55'abaali, prfeerreq Tex**, Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkanua: Fair tonight and Thursday; light aoutherly triad* on Ilia T.aaa coast. 61-2% We have fop aale aeveral eholca Rr*» mortgage bond*, yielding the above In come and over. HILLYER INVESTMENT COMPANY, Bond Department. ENGLISH-AMERICAN BLDG. FREE—40c half-pound box Wiley's highest grade Chocolates or Bonbons with every 30c Want Ad again next Friday and Saturday. Join the crowds and take ad vantage of this offer. 4%I UNION 4°l> SAVINGS BANK Could Building OAFITAL STOCK . . . (100.000.00 Rtsouncri ~r7~ 4 /o 6380.0 00.00 4 /o New York, Boston. Chicago. Washington. Philadelphia, Baltimore. Atlanta. New Orleans. 8an Francisco. Londera Ths American Audit C 100 Broadway. New York City. F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A, ompahy, Pre*. O. e. MANWARINQ, Vic* Prt*. THEO COCHEU, JR.. Secretary. Tho American Audit Company, chartered under tbo laws ot New York, la empowered to examine the affaire ot, and mako report* upon the finan cial condition ot private and public concerns for directors, officers and In dividuals. The preparation and Installing of systems a specialty. ATLANTA BRANCH, 1015-1016-1017-1018 FOURTH NAT'L BANK BLDO. ■ 0. B. BID WELL, Resident Manager. Telephone, Main 872. Cable Address. Amdlt, New York. FRANK IIA5VKIN8, Dmldent. H. It. ATKINSON. Vlre-PrealdeaL THOMAS c. BRWI9, Ceihl.r. JOSEl'U A. M'CORD, Vlce-l'realdcnt. B. W. UYK1I6, Anlitaut Ceahler. Third National Bank y?* k Capital ... - $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $400,000.00 DR. A, W. CALHOUN. MILTON DAROAN. JOHN W. OIlANTe II. Y- M’COIID. FRANK HAWKINS. II. M. ATKINSON. J08RFII A. M'CORD. J. H. NUNNALLT. J. CARROLL l'AVNB. B. B. BOSS EH. DAVID WOODWARD. First-class Auditor with several years* experience de sires special work, for months of July and August. Address AUDITOR. Care Georgian. *