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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. ; ‘■‘T v * 11 MARKETS Edited by JOSEPH B. LrVELY Mr. Lively has edited Markets in five years, llis experience make: South if not in the entire country. Atlanta and the South for more than twenty- him the most reliable market editor in the IN LIVERPOOL JUIORES opened at a good advance. teft 2 to 4 Point* Lower—New York Dull and Slightly Higher. trad* In rotton the action of the Liverpool K ^' Ve tW. mOTnlnc, |«k«i fliivaiicoH of from « to 3 points Jjfjllj* A« that marke t am dm tn •B ?i iMiiata lower on .Inly and August '"Taa'rhai e al on Iho the ahowjng a. it t n atart WBB highly mconraglnS StolJrra of * T “° n, " rk '' t *•"“ ww^iimtorlal. however, that L 11 ^ 1 of the South look for oncotir. 8* people department, that Is, tin* J? the Bus Hall cables Indicated ««'kn«« with n Tory anjall boil- Jam liali-a balnit tnJwu K“,pfnn!!?i ff/j&U"' "< 6 mM - "Rtw'ftrknnlrkot owneil nmhansa.l 6 * dilute hlahcr. A full respond* *o ^mWa* strength should have hero an •"V^tih ililn* mmo! with llttli- mil,- »£ k .’ r ', „ iiMlTue of ■ few point! fat- Ki|. knt on commlaalnn ltnue mnl Sew ET”„ ! . boytair. «uly anllora ituted to SfrlnV and « email rally U»k gjWk utile strength was shown. Prices Midi” were 1 P"l"t 1""'" “ 5 I’ olntK ki wnh tho exception of a heavy wind and . a .tarnf In Oklahoma and the MOtliern S i, , of the territorlea laat night wh el. SJi n»,ilrtwi to hove done considerable to cotton, the weather contluucs rKT'iwit alluatlon In the South la gen- m T , ' ai.t hut tho trend of prteea la PK« *,h , e°r.. ,l eo 1 , ,;,der„h,o d.a- fc 'gT a. IwiedV tho agrlcnltnral de- fesiJSv.’iaSSt Sf 80S,5 I'Tr 1 ! retJirtii on Which this eatluiate was t'l •aWitTST-.J, market. However, It ronhl bare no effect prior to 111 investigation, and then very little unless [TIi? New * York W Cnnimerelal, commenting )n th.* government acreage figures. stjro: • The government acreage figuresi are^ In mine degree peeullar, nlthongh tin*} rep|• u nt only the average Idea. They show n de- 1 nr»r rent In Tennessee Olid teinnn, where nrtvnte reporJBi had foiled ttdiionieen’fJr this remnrkalile^MJwaio »>tt.!n land'tSnl'ynMtwlfy f.een put Into rraln-the total In. reaaa would liaae twea nily alk.ut 4 per cent over laat year. TM nyernment gueaa oiado an luemtso In acre- .go In Teina and MlMlMlpnl of I per cent. 11 Arkawaia and JlwraUt of O ner eeat. u ho Carolluna and Alalaimn of 5 per cent, ind In Mtaaonrl of 9 per cent.” The aemt-weekly movement nt tho In- lerlor towna la «» fottowsp lleeelpta, 12.107. ngalnat 22.9S0 laat year mil 12' w In 1904 Klilnmeuts, itfitt, against 30,291 last year md 6.653 In lm. • A t . Htorks, 174,197. agninat 303,143 last year ind 95,148 In 1904. SPOT COTTON MARKET* Atlsnta-Qulat. lflttr. New York—Quiet. 11.20. . New nrleans—Oulet, 11 13-18c. Liverpool—steady, 6.99. Augusta—Htcady. 11c. Huvnnnnh—Quiet, 1074c. Kf. boils—Quiet, lie. • • t'lmrl,*st«»n—Quiet, 1084c. Wilmington—Hteady, Md4c. RANGE IN NEW YORK COTTON. The following !• the range In cotton futures In New York today: Previous Close. Close. 10.51-52 10.44-4* 10.511-57 10.49-50 10.47-4K 10.41-42 10.38-39 10.32-94 . jojf 1U|0 Lflj-ft l».37 10.27 10.27 10.27 10.36-38 10.29-90 10.18 10.41 10.31 10.41 10.40-41 10.3W« 10.37 10.44 10.35 10.45 10.43-44 10.37-38 110.42 10.40 10.42 10.43 45 R87-39 in -j . mj, in r.i in-. * r. i in ik-.i* Aflr. .10.41 10,4k 10.JT 10., ke|il .10.31 P>.34 lft.it J». Oct. .10.32 10.3* 10. RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS COTTON Colton fntnreg mng. ,1 na follow* nt New Oilcan, today: taint Frevlout Open. High. !a>w. Bate. Cla.e. rioae. W» .».« M.64 10.M JM4 )#.1t75 MXS lair .i«.73 30.83 to.a S.kl i».»n ii.75-7« A,12. .1044 10.44 10.44 1*1.44 10.51 VI 1».4»» wpt pi.37 30 IftJMI Oct. .10.23 10.29 10.14 lMt 10.9127 t0.*_ |>re. .10.24 10.32 1021 10.2J 10.20 *1 10.27-2* ?*»■ .pj.31 w.37 loll lo.sd i".:ei 37 10.20 M 1 ell Well .10.3H 10.3S 19.38 10.9S 10.4647 10.43 44 Plowil ateady. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, June 6, 12:15 p.ni.—Cotton. fp°L dull, with prices enslor: middling up- Unds. 5,99.1. Hales, 4.000; Ainorlcnn, 3,4'w; ■Pecnlnllroi nul eipi.rt, fc.k Ileeelpte, II.- «■; American, 7.»io. rutures opened steady. Prcv. » Op*g. r’nge. Close, close. i 0 "" , |.7ir,.7:i 5.77 r,.«) Inne-Jnly i.74 5.7.7 5.77 5.7k July Ang 5.74 5.75 5.77 5.an fW IVpl 5.5* 3.63 5.71 5.73 SI" Jh't HI 5.61 6 «7 '‘‘■'-•Nm' 5.365.57 5.50 5 <3 Wn. Uer 5.IM.56 5.54 . 5 « I'hv.-Jan 5.7',5 57 5.5i 7.61 t 5.50 5.37 5.73 561 l'h-Mnrch 5 56 7.6J 5 63 ll„*il ateady, TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. The fnliowlif tahl. .bow. receipt, at ,h. UJ* hvlaj. compared with th« .an,, day R*» Orteana Jjunnah D‘* r,,>a u>i» ' Fjltulngton Total siis INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Boaatnn MfUSf.1 :::::::::: 5- l>'*iis "■ NEWS AND GOSSIP O* the Fleecy Staple. Private Wire to C.lhort Clay. Now York. June 6.—The market has good undertone o*p4>o|nlly for new mips. Ho rnutlous lu soiling. There Is no can- •d'I'raMf IhihIii.^k i|flm; f-.r full vhlpiuont. and each dccllue results In fair commit- l*he lins li een very good buying today by good_ housi _ New York, Junq 6.—The Journal of Com mon ,• mi > s: "More buyer* w.>n* In tho market for tho day. and while trade was not brisk, more confidence was oxnrosKiHi in prices nuil In the outlook for trade. Tho Jobbing houses drew n steady trade, nnd tn some Instnnoos there was n bettor demand at ilrst hnnds. A inMernte demand was not oil for prlntoil goods for fall de- [oWfj nn d those houses that have special fnll stylos to offer are finding little fault. Domestic* were In better call hi some houses and bh*neheil gt*f>ds were sold more freely. Denims sohl freely to some western buyers at prices that showed but small re cession from the top figures of the year.” New Orleans. June 6.—New York Is flooil- tng this market with bullish dope. Coder- tone hen* very g'*«>d, but triuh* \«rr light. New Y'ork wires ss follows: “We doubt If It Is ailvlsnble to follow the decline. Market ovorsohl on new crops.” Western forecast Indicates partly cloudy weather with probably showers for almost nil sections, while colder weather Is pre dicted for western Texas. North Carolina—Market r underlying strength nnd a now In progress expecting n slight reacth Business, however, exceedingly small. Barrie Jordan inySj^necordlng to a Tlnies- strength •oneration of the _ — puon of cotton, with good prices for manufactured product, will certainly maintain prices even at a minimum of nine to ten cents nor pound, with even an extraordinary yield from tho from Its corps of correspondents.” Prlvuti* Wire to Ware A Poland. New York. June 8.—Bombay receipts for the half week were 18,000 hales, against 32.000 last year. Weld was a seller of December around 10.34. July was nicked up quietly here on the decline. McFadden 6c Bro. are said to hare bought that month and October all day. Liverpool cables: “Market quiet and steady." The storm over the Territories last night appears to be a serious matter. A big acreage had been nut In In that section, the government estimating an Increase of 26 per cent In ^Oklahoma nmr 15 per cent In Indian Territory. Prospects were so fluttering tlmt railroad nfflrers recently 4>h- tlmnti'd an acreage of S.00n.0(»o and a yield of 80*1,000 bales for Oklahoma alone. If the dnmngo to young cotton Is ns serious as press' reports say. it will seriously affect this season's total yield. PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO. f S DAILY MARKET LETTER Cotton—A stronger Liverpool opening, but with smaller sjiot Kales there, nnd futures up from 1 to 3 points, whereas they were duo to come down 2 to 8, caused n better opening In our msrket. Boon after the opening n weak spot developed nnd tho room bears hammered prices, but soon found that there was very little cotton for sale. A sharp rally of 10 points In tho summer months, which also extended to the new crop options. Anybody who has given the slightest attention to the techni cal situation knows that the South has been selling the distant options for some time, nnd they have been encouraged, too, by the collapse of tho May nnd July op tion* and the generally favorable weather In the South the past ten days. A largo short Interest exists In the npw crop op tions. and weather conditions will play nn Important part In deciding tho course of tho market from now on. ■ Blocks—Dullness, but with strength nnd advancing tendency In specialties that have not yet scored ad ranees daring tho past week were noticeable In to<lny’s stock mar ket. A large vulnerable short Interest was disclosed In Consolidated Gas of New Y’ork. and shorts were forced to run. Advnnces wore also scored in American Locomotive nnd the railway equipment shares. 8t. l'aul led the advance In the granger shares on excellent crop reports. Amalgamated Copper was very strong, and although tho statement published by the company only showed surplus a little over dividends paid. It must not he forgotten that the Amal gamated Copper Company Is a holding corapony, ond Us, profits accnMi from It* subsidiary companies, nnd f the trensu-*— of these organisations could be lnspec_ It would disclose the real financial position of Amalgamated. The trend of the market U certnfuly upward, and the main factors at work nre the excellent crop reports and outlook for easier money for some time to rome and continued prosperity lu business generally. L. J. ANDERSON & CO'S. COTTON LETTER. New York, June A-J'Biiioaljr amall too, untr. ami" tbla raonilnf la Urarpool, 4,000 tinlart nt a dfolla. of I Pjl"'*. whlrh e*- presses the opinion of Kngllsh spinners relative to the jirewnt outlook. Th.y wa fer to hnM off awhile until a more aatlij. factory Idea of future auppIlM can be ob tained. Tho future market, however, ww« steady and well supported. The b!| bpll Interval, uere In "‘e mnrket with nuraerpu. supporting order, lielow 60 for July and 10 for October. Also dry weather la com- Dbtlut'd of from eorae naettnn* of the wait- era liett. l'or the near future It would «ecm that weather report, will be the mo«t powerful Influence, far aomo time pa.t ntmoat Ideal eondttUma have existed, liut It 1. ren.nnnlde to .oppose that thta can not continue tndeflnttoK UnU unfuyor- nl.lc mother develop during the next two rnSStheTo doubt price, would be aubaUn- ttally benefited. Wo think the altuetlon en tirely too doubtful for abort selling Ju.t at tbla time. GIBERT & CLAY'8 DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orleans. June fi.v-Urerpool wa« ft; iptffJS&S Zss&B ?b r0 . l, £r e n 0f M^..1*Kv. b, rfhe W %h h | th“ rank, of the abort elemeut. Only ooeiTn ?he day-atredta* era, the attempt made to fores prW* 4ow«, MU ”T£oiSed“Thc Bffins. ‘Si.ffiSS ^\ , >Vrebuad.a ;:; ofme l .,arew t leb have .o I,inti predomlnateil and bring about enhancement In values. COTTON SEED OIL. J5U PESr-ar* GIBERT & CLAY IBAMA ST. ITOCHt. »OkOA COTTON. CX6IN corrn. e«ovi«ON» MKMBCRSi atlantaoa. nd Uug Ol^nfti'T.VepNb'nT^ R. FABAN,'M.n.g.e. STOCK MARKET A TWO-SIDED AFFAIR ROOM TRADERS ATTEMPT ING TO DEPRESS PRICES. Strong Banking Interest* Were Buyer* of Many Stock* for Special Reasons. By Private Leased Wire. New York, June 0.—During the early stages of the session' today, tbo market contluued to raovo with considerable hesi tation. Realizing Kale* went on In a quarters and fresh buyldg In others, but up to midday It could uot have born said that the strong undertone of tho market had been Impaired. During the first hour profit taking carried down mm stocks, such as Colorado Fuel, Beading, Union Pa cldc and the Gould issues, whtah had been among the lenders on the previous day*. I'eMiiHyhnnla wan exceptionally heavy on a revival of the rumor, which, however, had the course of tho forenofjii new high point for the present movemei and by the steadiness of the Copper share*. On the whole the influences making for strength prevailed slightly over the opposite factors as tUo result of the morning's opera tions, hut prices for the' general list were very llttlo changed. I" Hi.- st." 1. market opening |»rl«-e changes showed general advnnces extending Mgj Uul Ohio, Ro'utbera Parlfie. Amalgamated nnd Louisville nnd Nnshrillo gained each. There have been two sides of the stock market In the trading so far today, con sisting of efforts by room traders nnd bearish operators to depress prices, while the strongest banking Interests and houses Identified with the maosgement of Import ant properties were buyers of many stocks, for special reasoup. Among the stocks which showed strength were Ht. I’aul, Hallway Steel Spring. Texas Land Trust, United States Redaction and Refining nud Anaconda. Governments unchanged. Other bonds ateady. 8TOCK SALES. 11 n. m.. . 12 noon .. 1 p. m.. . .. ..197,000 shares ..886,900 shares .. ...490,600 shares .. ..616,600 shares THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. Atlanta nn,l Vicinity—Ucucrally fair to night und Tburaduy. WEATHER IfTcOTTON BELT. Vlckiburg. Jackson, Hrookhaven, Hazlehurst—Cloudy nnrl warm. Meridian—Clear and hot. Greenwood and Yazoo City—Partly cloudy and wnrm. ' Winona—Cloudy ond hot; big .wind blowing. Opelika—Partly cloudy. Selma—Cloudy and hot; hard rain yesterday evening. Birmingham—Cloudy and hot; two hard rains Wednesday evening. Montgomery—Partly cloudy and warm. Memphis—Clear and hot. Mobile—Raining. Troy—Clear and warm. Eufaula—Partly cloudy and very wnrm. Albany—Clear and warm. Thomaxvlllo and Columbus—Clear and hot. Tallahassee—Partly cloudy and hot Huntsville—Clear and wnrm. Nashville—Clear and hot. Macon—Clear and hot. Augusta—Clear and pleasant Tyler, Dallas and Fort Worth—Clear and pleasant. . Houston—Partly cloudy and hot San Antonio—Cloar nnd hot. Oklahoma City, Okht, wires: "A heavy wind and hall storm swept over the southern portion of ths territories last night. Two people were killed and sixty homes were destroyed. I'cac- tically all of the big cotton acreage In that section was destroyed,” . WEATHER FORECAST. Louisians, Alabama, Mississippi and Western Florida—Partly cloudy Wed nesday anil Thursday; fresh south ^Georgia Thunder storms and showers Wednesday. Thursday partly cloudy; showers In east portion; fresh to south- * Eastera^Texas—Fair and continued warm Wednesday and Thursday; fresh to brisk south winds on the coast. Wexttra Texas—Fair and continued warm Wednesday and Thursday. Arkansas—Fair Wednesday and Thursday. Tennessee-Fair In east! showers in west portion Wednesday. Thursday ^ Kentucky—Fair Wednesday, pre ceded by showers In east portion. Thursday fair. . _ Illinois, Indiana, Missouri—General ly fair except probably local thunder* atorm tonight or tomorrow; continued Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota^- Thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow; **owk—Generally fair; local thunder- storms tonight or tomorrow; cooler W North Dakota. South Dakota—Show ers and cooler. . . - , Nebraska—Generally fair and cooler. Montana—Rain cooler tonight; Thursday fair in we*t; possible show- WEATHER CONDITIONS. xbe pressure h*« fallen noire RiwpOMy overt he entire country rest of the Borkles r"torei^f m.rtred lnt-wlty is.SB8ftTO.fi otto tb. Imkata. BBd Montano, th- pre.v Sre bet.c n6»Bt_tbre*3uart»re*f « Inch below RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKETfj Amalgamated f'M'pef- At lit ut If Const Llto 1 ..* Aiuerlrsu Sugar R<>fluLng Ana,-mi,la — American Ueomotlve do preferred Americnu Smrltlutc Rottulug do preferred Atchison re. do preferred to. OR....to. id Ohio.. Colorado Fuel i t’hlfflgo. Milwaukee nixl Ht. I’ltuL Delnwiire nnd IIihIhoii I M^ttiler’s Securities do” preferred .. .* ”.*.*'.* .*.*T General IReetric J1 liiioiic Central AmerlCMl Ice Set iirltles LooUrtUo nnd Nashville Mexican tVntral Mlssoml Pacific New Y’ork. Ontario nud Western National Lend Northern Pacific New York Central...., Norfolk nnd Western. rennNV Its ilia People's Gos.... Reading ltepublfe Steel Rock Island do. preferreds... United State* Rubber, do. preferred Southern 1 ’nci tie Southern Railway do. preferred Sloss-SheffloM Tennessee' Coni nnd Iron Texas nud Pacific I'nlnu pnrlflr United States Steel iln. preferretl Virgin In Cnrol Inn Chemical do. preferret! Western Union..... Wahnsh do. preferred Wisconsin Central.. do. preferred NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street TJP8 FI.ABIinn-llOi MAIlKETa .... Private Wire to Ware Si Leland. Now York, June 6.—London atonJy to firm. It la possible thnt the bear drive on fuel may be contlnuiMl nnd recessions wit* nessod elsewhere, but there are inthua- tlous of Atchison being take i for a hall campaign: also the southwest rolls, Includ ing Gould issues, Steel preferred acts well, although tho common dregs. Sentiment In commission house quarters Is bullish, nnd whenorer dcdlues are met with they will. It Is tboc * gWHl-sIzeu lmylng orders. nummary —^—'— Dow, Jones American stocks In Ijondon steady, rather above nnrlty. 'No likelihood ^of dividend on Southern Pacific this year. Light demand for stocks In loan crowd, show mora than 9 percent un common for the year. British army nnd navy nurcImRes of ennned stores will In faturo lie limited to British or Colonial products. All concessions nr stocks In coal com panies on New Y’ork Central system went 'lli'i< t l" railroad according t-i Interstate comtiieree roiiimlsHlon luqulry. Private Wire to Glbert A Clny. ’I'own Toples: *• I ’lull rl> lug roiidltloiiH re main very favorable, nnd ns yet there It nothing fn the situation -to warrant any M'tbark of ronse«|in-nee lu market Though trading continues almost entirely profes* and It will be well to remember thnt Rtorks nre still concentrated In strong band* nud thnt tho supply of securities Is not likely cept on s i H| brtl. Money continues to work lower. Today’s market promises to bo strong nnd active, and we expect to HIM' 11 1*4'li#*\\ ill Ilf till* I'lilllrili dfi'iiimihtrutl'iii In Copper, although the reactionary ten- deary which derewped througboat the list In the dosing hour yesterday may run a little further. Tnklng everything Into con sideration. however, we bouere net things are shaping themselves for n substantial imumd ID--M un lit itii'I oil any modi-rati* setback we ndTise buying such KtrHk« ns Union Pacific, Kouthern Pacific, Hooding, IxjuIsvIIIo and Nashville. Southern Railway per, best COTTON REGION BULLETIN. Por the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m., 75th meridian time. June 0. 1906. STATIONS or ATLANTA DI8TRICT. ' ‘Atlanta, dear.., Gainesville, eloar., Greenville, clear........ Griffin, cloudy,, •Mnrnii. elear., 5Iontlcello, clear Ncwnnn, clear.,..,.,.,,, Remo, cloudy Hpartanhurg, clear Tallapoosa, cloudy. lil s,-! Minimum 'temperatures "are for ' 12 hour period ending at 9 a. in. this date. CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta Augunta ...... Chnrleston ... Galveston .... Llttlo Rock .. Memphis ..... Mobile Montgomery . New Orloaus Oklahoma .... Savannah .... Vicksburg .... Wilmington .. li & HRimirwH The temnerntures for the pn*t 21 hours were about the unine n* for the previous day. Showers were general over the holt except In Oklahoma district. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Tbo following table and closing quotations delivery today In New Kritrilry March ... gives tho opening for coffee for future York: Open. Gloss. , ... 0.404.60 0.464.60 ■ 6.104.66 6.704.1 EH4U 100 6.08406 6.00410 6 04.10 ... 1104.15 6.104.15 Closed quiet**’Bales,’*23,W0. ...6.154.2T* 6.M6 25 M 6.264 30 6.30 6 36 6.86440 6.40-0.45 Prank Hawklos, President. II. M. Atkinson. V. P. Joseph A. McCord. Cashier. Third National Bank Capital Surplus $200,000.00. $300,000.00. pr. A. W. Calhoun. Milton Pargsn. John W. Grant. II. Y. McCord. DIRECTORS* Frank Ilswklos. II. 61. Atkinson. Joseph A. McCord. J. If. Nunnally. J f’nrrell Payne. E. H itosser. Datld Woodward. LOWRY NATIONAL BANK m nonux. TW. »l<>nu U ml rain. IB Mont,mu. Wr-m tiie. IM l»B-l kot.i, bb*1 ra.tw.rrl otto IB. 'itrat IMrt. I - )b |. falllBJt tW« moniln* »t MTOOBaC u,.. Flttiburr, Y.rrk. Tril„..t,iDT ; 1TOT prftMHW IB bUhrat on the nil -Kith Atl.Bttr p".i«i> Throe h.B tieeu hut Uttl. etunc* In tem-1 nroratare In the Kotttb. roodltlons fiynr gvnerellvfWr wm „ IB 'hi. th- ESTIMATED RECEIPTt Orleans expert# l,W to !.;•»> * 2.366 anaal Ust y»^ir; Gslvesttm. ■» sgslret ~<®6 i.< tnnil la«t mr: „u. fJO to *jn, ag*Hi*l \,*J- u' t',al las* CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS Foreign Exchange, Travelers’ Checks, Brown Brothers’ Letters of Credit available in all parts of the world. war. L POL Prttldtut. *06 r. f. HA DOOM, Vitt-Frtt. private Wire to Ware & Inland. t’hlcngtY. June 6. —Inter Orran: “Ohio's •Top report, n* wired here by King, of To ledo. sinki-M the* Wheat condition 66 com pared with nu average lu May i»f 103, last June 93 and a crop «*r .“.."oi./m'i |.ii«|i. Im if* rnnilltl.in TJ^ OffnlUMt 1C II _ r*ible ... ne smut, j n --- ■-# v’U and cut worms hurt* * * Current arrivals of wheat nt Itausa* city are large enough to premise on In crease In stocks there from now out. The elevator conrrrn* there have been sternly i«7 er f ?. f ,ww * n,<, ° w beat all this week. Ibis Indlcntcs n possible expansion In the contract sort*. iTex.)‘messngo to Herman wild that continued heavy rains were damaging wheat and oata; that the duuiage was si- randy about 20 per cent, and that each day's rain was adding to it. “June cron report will be Isvued Monday, Jnne 11, this uot yet dedned. It will cover condition Of winter wheat, spring wheat, oats and barley; aloo acreage ot spring Whaat. onts nnd barley, “Cash biisIneoM in wheat In Chicago yes terday was «b.ooo bushels, Inelnfilng 10,100 No. f red, * ,••«. No. j hard. »,<•*• No. i northeru. the latter nt S2*c, «p..t 0,000 mixed lot*. “Sales of corn were 360.000 and oste 100,001. The seaboard sold 4S.0U0 wheat and 100.UJ0 oats. “Chartors were made yesterday for 480.000 corn, 100,000 oata and ?'.'ju0 rye. The rum fnb. rTe |,MlJ 11,1,1 wl,# lc to ,,uf ••Sherman and Gainesville, Tex., nud Ok lahoma llty and points nearby reported dnmago to crop* by heavy rains uml storms, control, western and sottawestern Ne braska reported danisge to crops by drought." ^ ' |*rlrate Wire to Glbert A Clay. Chicago, June (L—^Wheat opened firmer, with not much on waif, but the demand was not brisk enough to start s big rally at once. * Corn opened weak on scattered coramie* slon boose selling, Including a llttlo by cssb honses. Tin* market rallied quickly In sympathy with wheat and Armour bujlng. Oats oneued steady, with light offerings. Corn mission houses were best buyers, led by Kneelond and Hortlett, Frasier & Ca Mnrket li»oli« higher. Duhlle and private stocks: Wheat. 4,029,- 00u: fileercase. H9.C00. K o r n “J.°i n '- ^*16.000; Increase, 787,000. Oats, 1666.000: decrease, 642.uOU. Record-Ilerald: "Current arrivals of whoot at ICalisas City are Inrg4* en<iugh to premies on Increase in stocks there from now on. The elevator concerns there hare been steady buyers of low grade wheat all Ibln WO«1l This Indicates a pnaalble ex pansion In their contract sorts. Crop lix* iM rt It. W tfnow, Just returned from Jhe Canadian Northwest, estimates an Inrreai In seeded orea nreroglng io per cont f< the whole territory nnd IndlcsUn* a po«- slide yield of L&.O&.Oiij lnishela v\L«-nt with favorable conditions to harvest. Tbo an- pool scornty of harvest linmf* Is reported In Oklahoma. Twenty thousand men are JJJDUa t to help harvest tbe wheat crop. Tho Inability of tln» people here to harvest the grain may reatilt In n large part of the crop being ibimagi'il, some of R ruined completely. H<ime of the flebls are rea<ly now for tho self-binder aud the first of the next week tho 78,000 acres In Kiowa county w II bo ready to harvest. Am n rule tbe wheat crop of oklnhnmn Is the Inrgcst In the history of the territory, und tho total yield will lio tho greatest. Some damage Is being reported from army worm lib the northern part of Kay county a ' ‘ tbo vicinity la Garfield county." Tho Cudahy racking Company were heavy buyer* of July ribs ami Hoptemlyr bird again this morning. A. H. White anil Mutely bought bird. Helling ha* boon by commission botiH«'s nud local long*. WARE 4 LELAND'8 DAILY MARKET LETTER New York. Juno Cotton—While then was every Indication of n somewhat stead ior cotton market nt the opening thli morning on an ailraneo of 2 or 3 point* abroad, when n fractional decline would hare been in order, for soino renoon nr oth or, sidling continued nnd prices ms(lo an other downward move during the oorly part of the day. This, however, did not last long, nnd when operators attempted to buy a little cotton, prlcos moved up cmdly. July showed loss *trength than the other nenitliM, D'ceinher iidviiiediig l<i Pi 4«m', nr 6 points over hist night's prices, while July gained but 4 or 6 during thu same Interval. As for a* new crop* were concerned, there was less pressure than for some <hiy*, und It was evident that for tho time being, sure around 1014c 1* not such as to u rcry much of a dreUfis. Weather re port* from the Month Indicated rather clear wenther again for the 4n*teru belt, and this b-d many to dofer short *e]|lng until nfter the drought lias been broken In tboso eetlon* where rain Is now needed. On av- ry advance tbrra seems to bo old cotton or sale, but the new crops nre uow nt a point where Jt will require good wenther for some time to bring snoot a further bear movement. The market Is n good trailing one. and nurchssi>s made ou wstk spots are likely to show n profit on tbo first sign of unravorablo weather. Chicago, Juno 6, — Wheat — A llttlo streugtb dSVolopod enrly on shorts covering nnd commission house buying, duo to rates In the northwest, with adverse crop news from Terns and Oklahoma, as well n« a bullish Kentucky state report. The market was not very lively, operations being di verted to corn nnd oats to quite on extent, while tin* strength In thn*e cereals finally created advnnces in the trbstl future*, with offfi/lng* ver> light, and the world's visible showing a very large Uecfsose. There does not seem to be much uneuslness over the crop situation In the northwest. The cneh demand Is very slim at all points, nnd wo believe tbo futures should uo sold when- rer they nre hid up. Corn—Trado wns very light early, but tho faturea were bought and Idd up, even May, 1907, bring freely bought, and rising o\er 11* a IiiihIh-I 4.ii ronitfry n< i eptnnc*>N reported aa being only fair, although con- elgoinenta unite liberal, fiborta were forced to cover, with July and Hentember over 60c a bushel here, bat on farther ndvsncc* we believe that aclllog all oround will prove profitable. Out*—'llmre woe general buying early, with locale In tn# lead. Tho closing was strong, with higher price* Indicated, al though wo would w'Slt for reactions to b"V "" provision*—Advance! wars duo to the packers buying aggressively, and cloning strong all around on shorts covering. Prices may T»e advanced to blgluT levels, but we would favor meeting them with tab-* of long stuff. THE DRY GOODS MARKET. By Private Leaied Wire. New York, Juno 0.—The dry goods market was firm on domestic* today. Tho bobbin trade wm good. The China trade is very dull, but there Is a M*-ud>* export trade with the West Indies, Kouth America and the Philippine*. The lining market was quiet, but there I* complaint that gray goods are hard to get from the mills. Price* were firmer than last week. WHEAT MARKET IS T THE OPENING WAS STEADY TO UNCHANGED. There Is Very Little Demaad in the Cash Wheat Market. Ry Private Incased Wire. Fhlrago, June C - Hull* filled the various grain pits on tho board of trad*- Senti ment was Dull I mI« and that side of the hnure was encouraged by th* bulll-h Kentucky crop report, fi»ll<*wlng, a* It did, upon the ieels of the Ohio report of Monday. Ho- the ilcmaml fro srho ante vhei side utbe and while they were motions lu m large purclumes, the general feeling i.M '..I fully. Hog product* wore Birr Closing prices showed ndtauecs of * ii b* \ -/1• In corn, Mib- In «•*»* ].'•< In l • i • • v lab hi* wheat, 72,000 core and 90,000 oats. Tbe world's araltablo supply of wheat de- creasii! 6^4J.(X». mrn Increased I,S60.00n and oats decreased 910.COO bushel* for the week. There were decreases a year afo og 3,422^ wheal nnd 1,244,'fQO istt*. while corn In* creased 968,oQ0. * ash sales ot Chicago — Wheat, 5,(^i coin, 160,000; onto, Ifllli^Off i CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Open. High. Low. Close, closer r , WIIBAT- I July .. ffttl 81V4 SS’4 81% dept .. 73S 814 60% H0‘5 TWi Dee. . 80H 80S 79S 81 80Q CUBM— July .. 49W 60S -4614 49U Hept .. 49W 6014 49 .’.O'* 49'4 I tec. ., 47*4 49 47*4 48** il% OATS- July .. V% 3584 3IH . 354* UE Sept .. SJV* 33 JC'i 21 ♦( Dec. .. 33*4 33 ? 334 Xt\ 32*4 1*0 It k- Jnly ..16.26 16.60 16.26 16.47U 16 10 17,82 ^ 10JJH i6.a2to July ..6.® 8^7V4 B.® P.Ti 8.60 Kept .. 8.»» 8. OcTl ,.l.nv! 8. 90 8.80 h 90 V4 8. HIDES— July .. 9.27\4 9.M 9.274 9.45 Bept «. 9.15" 9.824 0.16 0.30 Od. .. 9.® 9.15 D.dfi 9.15 CHICAGO CAR LOT8. f.75 ‘•674 Today. Tomorrow. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat opened >4 lower: 1:30 p. m.. 4 to lower; closed H to U lower. Corn opeued 4 higher; 1:3<) p. m., 4 to higher; closes 4 lo ** higher. NORTHWEST CARS. Following table give* the northwest of grolu today, last week aud las SOUTH WAS A LARGE SELLER OF COTTON id hr ’roui iiout erlng, rcNiihtug partly fro o cotton I .... ell than to buy. It the Mouth. seems rnoro dlepc . .. *.emsd so for the past *Ik weeks. Be. side*, the Liverpool market sent he*vy Milling orders In the next crop months. Ring trader* who went borne long Monday evening sold out yesterday on finding that the Liverpool advices were anything but aa bullish H* they had expected. That mar ket evidently put a rather bearing eon- port- Home of \ Oi I Egypt bought In Llvcrjeiol, nnd ring traders, who m.i|,| here and *ent short. found that they could not force the market bciow a certain point, whereupon they covered. This hull not a llttlo to do with the rally In the afternoon. IIcmIiIu*. Isadlug spot Interest* were supposed to Im» buying July *nd De ll day Price brokers, too. to all iicri, bought some July. At least n a supposition lu lb** room. It did not uinke short* any more confident of their position, especially us Philadelphia people also appeared to ho buying July persistently. There were reporte, however, that boll weevil Is doing more or lees dam* ago In parts of Texas ond Louisiana. The vports continue Urge The New Y'ork t.». k decreased J.lkjfl bale*. A fire occurred In another Htnten Island warehouse, con taining about 2.tint) lifllc* New DrleaBl bought on th« break.” -Glbert 4 Clay. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest K.tBbll.hftd Office South. COTTON—STOCKS BONDS —Mil Ground Floor Oould Building. Dally market letter nnd market manual mailed f«n application. L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS. GRAIN Corrtspoadent’s Capital $250,000 RCrCRKNCC. TMf NCAL BANK PHONC IStT eaUOCNTIAL BLOO MADDOX - RUCKER BANKING CO. 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