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mm THE 1 anunrrtit Inclination among in? trade ® ,!Ktb«* wiling aide: In fact. New Or- w , ...i .......tnlaahin hnitaa»a tram M>lli>ra. f MAR SfLUNS ACTIVE ■after one DECEMBER WAS UNDER THE GREATEST PRESSURE flew Crops Affected by Bear Pres tore and Outside t Selling. iJrMMol ratde, were eanridered favor- .ku tkl. uu'rnlos. end. while the opening fv'I vork wee nlmut ee due. there wee Lief H'hlril e do 1 _I 11,0 way down. July d muling woe eepeclellr •roreil n fnlr ndrunee, the imlenre or the tTVemiuithltlng. thu eerly decline help* Than rw-overed. " v ,i , 5 jMilnte helnw leet night e rlne.1. Ely »li.™ lug *hr greatest decline. The Jo mouths were affcoted by further . . ' ...e.. .niil stiltalflis ititllillV IiNiImI gilt Ztt iiro.sure mid outelde selllur, baited un Si fiivernhle weather ump. SPOT COTTON MARKET. ithutit-Steady, Ite ATLANTA GEORGIAN - . ■ “ TTURSPAY. JUNE 14. ir*. 11 Edited by JOSEPH B. LIVELY NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. Private Wire to Were A Boland. - Jfew Vork. June 14.-t:otton opened henry. Selling was general front eereral quarters. Nrw Orleans eommlsslon huuece and locale Sfopuraere come opt op the decllpe. »‘5re arM.'.-cefr ^;"X. Jhlr^cipccUlly^Vrak! ° D *" 7 U ‘ U * ” 1U ~ Ureniool cable.: "McFadden raiding the market. ^UrutchfltW sold 1,000 Julj at 10.82 Liverpool cAhlet: "Market steady on de cline. Good undertone." Liverpool futures opened steady 2 down on uear and 2 down on late.. At 12:15 p. n>. * 2 Qotet but iteady. 8a|**M0Q- Hpota 3 down at 6.01 Futures down - - down. C,.U- Freeman. Vxnderhoof aelllnf. Billy \\ allace nud Xordeu buying. Prltate Wire to Gibert * Clay. New York, June 14.—The market la rery VQty and needs good buying to hold It. SMchell Is selling the market, cauilug ^tJST Journal of Commerce aays: "Nothing terday showing threatening weakuesf. and there were some elements of strength to which attention whs called. The revision of prices on wide sheetings was not fol lowed generally, and will not be followed for some time by some sellers. On eertn i well known tickets the tullla are well aolu and do not care to meet the recent reduc tion; and, on the other hand, there' are some factors who say there will be a gen eral revision within ten days." -.New Orleans. June 14.-Some further quiet buying of July In progress, but If tht market shows any tendency 'to weaken Is more than likely that some aggressl.. •Piling will take place owing to excellent weather map, showing much needed rnlus In droughty section*. The ump this morning la excellent, show especially In the gulf states. Texas li <lr.v, but cloudy, and temperatures through out are lower. UP York-Quiet. 11.20. >Vr orleiin*—KW. ll*4e. IJvrriM Nil—Quiet, 106d i -Quiet, tANGE IN NEW ORLEANS COTTON futures ruuged as follows at New rlr31J * ! l Lnxt Prerloua Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Ctoxe. 10.16 11.19 11.16-19 11.06-OG 10.74 10.75-77 IO.ftl-65 10.48-80 10.40-41 R3 10.35 10.28 10.95 10.34-36 10.26-27 uc. .l".w 10.74 10.N 10.36-37 10.2X30 iio.rr 10.33 10.25 10.37 10.17-38 10.30-31 .M.33 10.39 10.33 10.89 10.43-45 10.36 RANGE IN NEW YORK COTTON. The following Is tho range In cotton mm S * W YOrk uST Prevloa. Open. Illgb. Low. Hale. Clo«». Clow. market gad now are attacking price, there In-ln/t no auppnrt. ily looka anlil out for lb, moment. Very moderate buying put It up from 11.01 to 11.11. The market remain, lnae|re with lurk of ipecnlntlre Intercat. S|».t« are u.. clinngcil on sales of about 300 lulea. lliiyera ore not moving nboul much and factor, hnve little cotton ip: Tile net »toek of ... !• 51.93 bale,, agalnit 70,777. at, tbl, time rain Tuesday'nmi Tueaday jU^lt Mid to hnre done roiialderable dnuiige tbla wctlon. I'rtor lo that time condition about aa laat year. WARE A LELAND'S DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Vork. June 14.—After fnrther liquids 10.76-77 10.W-71 V .111.03 |ll.l» 10.57 10.59 10.0149 10.62-53 t. .111.4.1 10.49 10.42 10.49 10.62 53 10.4648 >t .10.37 10.48 10.27 1 0.48 10.46-48 10.27-23 a . .10.21 10.41 10.29 10.41 1040-41 1031-34 H.ID.r 103 10.32 10.36 1030-41 10.32-34 .1038 1045 1034 1055 10.46-48 10.18-39 10.39 1039 1039 10.39 10.60-62 10.56 10.55 1066 10.66 10.6068 10.5162 'liiscd tirm. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. in" _ July Aik'i't SW: Irt.-Xov. S .-lMr. .inn. IS-iVli ffk-Msrrli 6.68-5.80 6.81-6.82 n«*i| «|ulet but steady. TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. Tkf following tablw shows receipts at tha jji today, compared with tbs samo d*y Uvcrixtol. .fiim* 14.-12:15 p. ra.—nualness mint cotton Is moderate with prices ri.r. Middling uplands, 6.0*1, Kales, 8.- I; Aincrlcnii, 7.200. Hperulatlnn nud ex- rt. »*». Krcelpts, 1.000, all Amerlcau. Future* opeued quiet aud steady. Opening ITerloux -— ctose. linage. Close, ('lose. ........ M2-6.H 5.81 ftt 5.80-6.81 6.80 5.82-5.88 t 5.80-6.82 1.80 5.82-6,83 5.72-5.74 K.71-6.73 5.746.78 5.836.81 5.88 1.88 1.584.58 6.58 6.80-5.61 5.674.58 6.57 5.80 6.88-5.57 6.67 6.60 6.184.18 6.58 6.884.61 - anxious to get Itself some of the cotton sold on yesterday's decllue. Tbla was duo to the continued dry weather In the lower Mississippi valley, where cotton In ItcgJnnlng to suffer some from lack of moisture. Complaints, however, have not omplnlnts, iua as yet, many days now of present weather condl- Istana, ami southern Texas. There wa» a determined effort to break the market early In the day, but It did not 10.89. On lu the day early buyers were aellera ami the same operators whose selling ennsed but until lieuedcla! rains are received In the section a needing moisture prices are not likely to work much lower. SPOTS MORE ACTIVE IN LIVERPOOL MARKET Now York, June 14.—The New York Bun aays:. Ji Orleans, , 4.—The New York Sun July collapsed both.here and In New wu the other months 1906 1906 ftrlenu* Wmtt.i, leWle- monnli lirlnitiHi VQRiUk'toil JkrWl Wtlm**ri- York Mon *fc<1«l|.h!,i r<vt rtrivnuenU 2883 1888 116 1136 55 225 355 **87 *’ii 2949 4131 854 1210 62 98 lltt 70ii 7«il | 6139 | 14,961 ' interior”w OVEMENT. 1808 1906 S«st"» hS--::::::::::::: hclnnntl 7 » 9 288 688 100 2837 250 210 *708 Tntal 1808 5108 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS, ^ , . '►rU-nu* expects 400 to 700 bale*, pln.t i.!o> actual Inst year; Galveston. ’>• against 1,8*8 actual last year: - IM to 1400, against 2.3J4 actual lurk. June 14.—The market for cot- »o «4..| „,i wan again dull but about MW :lt the closing price* of Tuesday. 2? '"•yer* and sellers were swelling de- Sj.T' am '' l,h lo *? 11 *N|k« nOUr COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. ly — for the pant few Java wer, i aotwlthatamllng the •f *upp -t-r** ImWit, '■viwuoh*h<4iii| mr market, l-rleea at the eloae jjjy V lower to He higher.—.War* k I*- Opealng. Clooe. 52!:; fg! Hunt, the chief of the paaaport ; mv« he never waa aa giuay aa at T™ »n<t '.timate. that hla department 5, "III I ague between 3W and Tillman. Elkina am) fullom. tbe - ".nforeet on tbe rate Mil. bad a rinr 1 . .llwnM procedure and ,11 that. *-? ■!. mid Tillman, -that ■ dlaln- gyl bTiUnde, be appointed to march mid DnHlver yawning and J-u-tlna over tmv.nl the Callforela aen- M't .f-tng to apeak tomorrow, St Zr' T ..makca yoj . Well, Stone la going to apeak " *‘ ake ib.* sparks dy.” ——— snd little rain. Mhowera were pflMi southern Texas. New Orleans and the Kouth sold and room traders hammered tho market at overv opportunity, uttle attenj tlon waa paid to re|K>rtS of another dre nl tlon waa paid to re|K>rtS of another dre at Ktateu Island In n warehouse containing 900 bales, one In Brooklyn ami s big dre at flaUliuotc, where possibly some cotton waa deatroynl. Kcpnrts of raAna lu Georgia ranging from 3 to 7 Inches ami rains In other parts of the eastern section of the belt had little effect, nor were reports of Insect damage lu Texas a factor In tbe making of quotations. It was a day of ket la more active In Liverpool, uuwvwr. after a lull of bite. Tbe abort interest at the Houth Is considered large. In the opln Price Interests are abort of Ion of some. Price Interests July, and lloadley people an bulla here. Tbla Is lsrgely New Orleans. June 14.—The New Orlesns uot changed, proteaslonal sentiment bns. New crop longs are tired out. New ersp weather fa too good for them. True, drouth la Imtherlng plnnters In some Texas aec< tlnns, nud tbla for the moment rbecka sell Ing. Then the spot demand la not what It ought to lie. Consequently, In the altnence or a crop scare, real or f sue led. tiesrtao ac tivity may develop along entirely logical lines. Meanwhile, however. July, though It nnn**ara frisnillsu ciintlffh, DOW hold* tIO St and la not likely tractlot to Inap current wonder the nnt passed best cc It Is no tlou ra middle! rfnnlug to f to tho eousmuer, rlenns. where the Is to be had, and i official luvestlga buyers have l count, • Texas | that ati men th formal lead to Ware * r. Freight rates, i, the Inereaaa lu nslneta done with list many Interior i connections aud on their own ac- islatance rendered m«I commission of arhlch local cotton 9ked Into and In- it connection may r '—- the near future.— THI S MARKET. By. i*rii New ket wa waa tdv..mam ■ ■ ■ ■ .■■■ — _ ,y — 5. to lie. Tkvra hove lievn farther rreeuloa. m dry goods mar- lay. An advance t cambric muslins tiee. havlag C MARKET. TREND WAS LOWED FROM THE START OPENED IRREGULAR WITH NUMEROUS DECLINES. There Was Persistent Pressure in Steel Common—Other Is sues Sympathize. By Private Leaved Wire. New York, June 14.—The itock mar ket opened irregular with numerous declines. Atchison and Amalgamated lost 1-Sc; American Locomotive, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and Steel common l-4c. The laat mentioned started In with 1,000 shares at 40. Colorado Fuel lost 3->c, Reading open ed 6-0c lower, declined In all 11-lc, and recovered about half the loss. At the end ot live minutes trading, the stock waa t-lc net lower. On the other hand, Baltimore and Ohio start ed In 3-4c higher, and Canadian Pa cific showed a gain of 1-Jc, Brooklyn Rapid Tnvielt, Erie, St. Paul and Pennsylvania unchanged. The price movements In the first hour were practically to lower levels. There waa persistent pressure In Steel common. Governments unchanged. Other bonds firm. Mr. Lively hns edited Markets in Atlanta and the South for more than twenty- fivo years. His experience makes him the most reliable market editor In thu South if not in the entiro country. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Amalgamated Copper Atlantic Coast Line American Huger IteBnlng Anaconda American Locomotive do preferred American Hmeltlng IleAnlng ■In preferred Atchison . do preferred American Cotton Oil I hlcngn and Xorttnveatera Cheaapeaks end Ohio •>•• Colorado Fnel and Iron .... do preferred Central Leather > Chicago and Oreat Weatcrh Tblrago. Milwaukee end Bt. Paul • Dlitlller's Securitise.......... _ do’ nVeferra^..'.*,".'.".'^*'.'.,'..'".'.'.. Oeneral Klrctric Illinois Central American Ice Heeurlllea Lonlirlllt and NaabvIUt...*. Mexican Central Mlaaonrl Parlfle Norlhfrn see* New York Central .sea.... Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania People's Gas Pressed Rteel Car ::::::::::::: uepnblFc •Htrai:::::;::::;:::::::::::::::::::;;::: STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN New York. June 14.—The Hun atya: "A period of almost complete Inertia In the stock market yesterday morning waa fol lowed by rather pronounced weakness In ^ rlees lu the afteraoou, lower quotatloua •lug as a rula made than have t»eeu record ed at any time since valuea touched their high point nearly a week ago. There were no unfavorable development* either abroad or at homo ami the markets appeared to sag by reason of their own weight more than by the oi>eratloii of any other In- and when busluesa came almost to a standstill. •The later decline In the market seemed Hr public Hteel Itock Island United Stalea**Rubber.'.’.*.*.’.’.’.*.’.'.’... do. .„jliway Teuneaaee Coal and Iron * Texas and Padflc Union Padflc: United Htatee Hteel S iula-Carollna Chemical a. preferred Western Union Waliaib do. preferred Wisconsin Central * do. preferred TIPS PLASHED From Wall Street i liy f upon a reellug of Macontent over tbe mult of tbe market to exhibit more snap than It baa done recently, anil It wan, perbapa, a little alngnlar that tills nelllng should hnve taken place when the news from agricultural districts was turning In a more favorable direction."—(Ilbert a Clay. WARE & LELAND'S DAILY COFFEE LETTER while Europe was a moderate eeller. “ilet, and tbe totel 1■ - - . not over 11.000 lie go. while irlcett remnlnetl on about the Initial leve. .'he European markete-tuadt rather a atrai ■ ler showing than expected, Havre bet ter showing than expected. Havre being franc and Hamburg 14 pfennig It/wer. Di ■Ilian news wan without fresh feature I In- and three dlatricte reported line condl On a. while two were cloud^r.^ lUo^wn, 78 role lower, but the rate of Bras ns time bint year. ' p rec 1 — ilnit 1 ngnlnat 10.197,000 two ynera ago, and 7.7B. Inst aeaeon. New York wnrrhonae deliver- jtratcrdny were 16671 bege, against 10, year. *66-400 The following tabk givee_lhe opening aud closing quotations for coffee for future delivery today la Now York- . oiM-n. nioee. January In 46M.II February 450-5.65 March .. .. 470 April 0.76-4.30 May 4k> Jane July 0.10411 August 4U43 Heptember 4» Oc toller 4*4.36 November.. *.40 Jrcemlier 460 Closed easy. 5:StSS 410416 4164.31 4304* 4305. 4504 QIBERT 4 CLAY’S DAILY MARKET LETTER Chicago. June 14 —Wheat—Tbe market to. rapidly aud Irregularly with the undertone *hl PWP1BP Thera was quite a dip early, due to farther liqnldatlon, but on lllwrul napimrt dove!- oped, the decline was checked and tke mar- tbrnngbout qqll Ip early, due to llltenl aup|Kirt i checked and t ket eeored ■ rapid recovery of about a cent a bushel, when prem-taklng ejcaln canoed a fair recession. The news from ued favossb crop Winnipeg . tlnnn were Ideal aad that gOrernmaat would show n targe Increaae In wheat aero, age and nlmoot perfect randltloae. Alee ihat wheat would-be Beading about tfteea days, aad that Moeltoba aad terrttorlea would produce thin year 120000.000 Imxheta. Hatlsfartery harvesting mmltn continue to arrive from eouthwent. Ae preeent voodl- tlona ere practically Ideal, any change will naturally favor the Iffllle, hence look, aa If parebauea ahoald prove profttabta far at leaet a tarn ea any further receoaiou. Corn-After e rather excited aad Irregular farced prices off about %r. However, when ferlngn^VSlie we~appreciate the fitet'that corn do a little berkward. we at the ee— ns; ■ttarounta any dterloratlen that It ta entirely too early to form tut definite opinion as to ultimata outcome of "Saw York, June 14.—The market displayed further evidence of pressure today, but apart from some steadiness ■ : Estimated re- rkrt alow and 6c 1 over. 4.077. Ea- .004 nalk._|4A6p ■SSSkVra •trailv.i jrarllui t». 12,099. Market iST- western 1 ^ Alabama »t. ATLANTA OA. GIBERT & CLAY ITOCK*. BONDI. COTTON. GRAIN. correc. provisions J«k Btaek Eichmge iXew o” ^. M f?tton F.xrlunge.|<^lrago Boerd of Trade. »-rk OWtoo llv-L.ngc New nr!-«< Buck Exching" Ltaorg^ York Caff*, btknm Wv ori-ae. it...- rd ot 1m- ,«ahe»taa ' rttoa I • hange. man g 5298. P» Tork L ^«tal and Long Diatanca Tal- pho W. R. FAGAN, Manager. In the Pennsylvania group. l»d by Bal tlmore and Of ihlo and soma support, to Missouri Pacific, the list appeared mors vulnerable to attack than responsive to support. The weakness appeared In Reading and the coppers, though tha coalers were all under pressure and suffered proportionately In tbe selling. It la not quite sure that tha general trend of tha market will prenerve a downward course In. the near future, though It Is quite probable that «r- taln Issue, may have a further decline from special causes. The weakness of copper metal In London may be only temporary, but the decline has given ground for belief that an artificial market has existed recently, and this may be followed by dullness In this branch of the trade. Meantime this stock has become an Important mar ket leader, and seems to be unJsr pressure from Inside sources. The general trend of the market will per haps be regulated for the rest of the week by the price movement In Reed ing. St. Paul, copper and ths steal shares, and these stocks appear to lack support at this time. Other Influ- ences win baldly be regarded at this juncture. Private Wire to Ware * Lrtand. New York. June 14.—Hank rate unchanged. Baltimore and Ohio and Heading up 34 ng If put iely wlthli n Its own crowd Paul will be lurj,-.-l for there will further weakness developing In steels may lead np to bear drive, on tbe arrive atockaj lint on rrceaaloan look for strong nappe Under 13 would consider Phlcago (Iri My for a turn a. . Ille mi-1 Naabvllie. Western common favorably for n turn end would nlao take on lomlivllle mol Nn-hvlll.-, Kouthcrn Hallway, Iienrrr and other Uould lasnea when weak, not overlooking Knty and Erie. Further contraction In business la to br expected. Believe, however, standard Mil ", uuwptit, •uuiuaru ran- rtMil atocka can M hoaftot on rcecaalon*. Hear that cnalrra ahoulil he iHiugbt; that tbcjr will lexd In point on activity. Summitry ycatcrdxy'x atock market f»y iroWi m uiiru h vu,. loinilon Irrrsul.-ir wl ltsltlmore mol riblo. Bank of Englaud r» a nl S r atocka In loan crowd. cldc will offer I15.WO.OOO itock In leindon and Parle. nglan I ■ Canada expects aa large a wl last Ught demand Trade authorities eonaldcr flrmnen In eopper market auursd for soma moutbs to come. Heeretary Show strengthening position of treasury by withdrawal of unneeded de- oast Line will earn 13 per rent on^ common Ibis year aside from equity In Twestyddgbt roads for drat week Jane ■how average gross In-Tense 14.63 per rent. Private Wire lo tllbort k cta» New York, Jnne 14.—Daniel Odell A Co.: ■T-nnttsord nnsrtllemest snd Irregularity with profeaslonalla dominating 7(iy Be ex- Peetedla. the. itock «»rkrt ,/ojtay .ml,*. turn* only Mluls sold” 4000 "ot” LOW" Hleel common. but 1 believe It will sell oL. The whole market looks profraalnnal and --ra may put It lower temporarily. Iona regarding the Immediate falurc of Ibe market. The majority of them, however, do not roe much In It. Except froi trader a viewpoint, nntll something i more positively favorslde character ill ops to infuM new life III speculation, the decline In pliers yesterday was somewhat dlaconcertlng to the bull followlug, and good Judges bellefe that a *l| will lake place today. kat will agalu Mil ‘ STOCK SALES. . .265,400 shares "Oreat nows!" cried Jack, excitedly. “What ta It?" asked hie Cousin May. "I'm going to marry Vera Koyl” "Pshaw! that's not news! She asked me a month ago If I'd be her brides maid."—Milwaukee Sentinel. Jones—Yes, I Intended to buy that shore hotel, but I went down there and atayhd a weak to look It over, and— Smith—Test Jonea—And after paying my bill I no rice of the hotel.— Judge. By Oeorge, but I've got a Jewel of a girl. I proposed by wire and told her to answer at my expense.'' "Well 7" "And the frugal little thing waited until < p. m. and got nlffht rates."— Louisville Courier-Journal. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. PrtYfttft Wire to Glbert k Clay. Chicago, June 14.—Crop conditions l which h—*-— ” Iowa, have been con alder wl the l*eat. the corn acreage Is 9,443,900 aerea, or 1- . acres more than laat y#ar. The wheat area la G2.I00 aerea Irsa than laat yanr. For the waak ending June 1 the Iowa crop report aaya: The dally average teni|»era(ure of the week waa 6 degrees above the normal. degrees a UlieqUllii^ Ulffwiiniim. mr - about three^iuartera of the state ami much In excess of normal In por tions of the uorthweat and south oeutral districts. The roudltloua ore: Corn 98, wheat 98, anti 98. Price Current aays; Cool weather chwk Ing progress of eorn aomewhat. but stand ‘ * g*HHl and actual Injury not Indl prikgrc** - Tltllr glHM Cftteil, 111*41 lie at, which otherwtae 1* main JThe Chicago Ueeorddtrrnhl says: Trofl! taking by longs made a lower wheat tuarl ket yesterday. The start waa atroug nud higher under the Influence of n sir * vnnee In the Liverpool market, wl turn, waa Influenced by lluaalan eaiilea reporting rain rame too late to help win ter wheat In Important district*. This dry weather damage to WL. .„ northern Kansas ami southern Nebraska. Texas rc|M»rtt*f| the uew wheat thre*hlng nllt 11 It. *4* tuiahala anaa L'.ew country elevators despite the high Mds tent out from this market Tuesday night created a widespread bullish seutlmcnt early. This was eniphaalse<l spine by the urgent Inquiries for rash coni here from I New York exporters. Lending houses took. advantagO of strong anurt and put n large nialntnlned. The mnrket was rather Irrej lar, with July stronger than an; month. Tho near future waa hel... „ tlie hlg rash trade Uere and northwest ai by more dry weather claims from Wast. The abort Interest In July on... „ and malulr to cash Interests. Pro* r Irregti- UX re*t and . ..wu tha The short Interest In July oats la large and mainly to cash Interests. Pro* vision* trader* did very little bualneaa. Tin* market wan easier. There was a big run of hogs ^Vest. Meat and lard shipments were Chicago, Jiiiio 14.—The Chicago Inter- REPORTS ON CROP DEMAND FOR CASK GRAIN WAS F00R. Opened Steady to Unchanged. Northwest and Pit Crowd Were Selling. « h Ira go, June, 14.—The weather map this morning, while showing absence of n»o - tare In Kansas and Nebraska, la on the whole not unfavorable to wheat. In addi tion to condition* Mug tlou to conditions Mug especially favors- be In the Southwest 7«*r harvesting, the yield la proving better than expected. Hulls for the first time In sere ml days show*--! money ntiq vent further decline. Wheat trader* were all at sea at tha opening. There was Oonie further oelUng by commission houses and buying by s couple of aborts. Trade has hen small. The little strength shown In eoanm grain* after the opening raused a reaetlon fu the wheat. Wheat ibn** not act very Arm, and atyr further selling will cause sharp break*. The corn mnrket waa lower on rain* in Iowa and Missouri and down through Illi nois, aud tbe IHhtmI Increase In couutry of ferings over night. Itlda of two dars age . .. Itlda of two dayi K iw taking rffei’t, particularly In vlr Ja suboaquant declines. Cash and ela subawiuent declines. Cash aud •lavat' Interests generally selling. lTdvIsJon* easier on Increased bag ment and lower price* at yards. the opening, blit packers had supporting orders Just under mnrket. The pit crowd for while hogs are coming no freely. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. asking us for bid for longs unless we have more conditions than now exist. pyramided to li dangerous i»r« favorable JCorn. which Is generally admitted to hare S I Into the ground under favorable con- is, has a good stand and la clean. No go .as yet. With favorable conditions from uow on wo ought to get a tremuuduua There la no doubt that datnngo to oats has Iteen done In certain noctlnua. but the price largely discounts ouch damage. fash business In wheat yesterday ajrgre- G ted 135.000 bushels. Including 50,000 No. 2 nl at 214 under July and Meptcnilwr aud No. 1 northern at over July. . I ami outside mills were lu tbe market for wheat. reported no export bualneaa. _ minth _ .. with the Kaat. Tu three days sales there have been 1,000,000 bushels. Northern Missouri and southern Iowa ra- port prospects for half crop and Voru worse than In dry season of 1884. Crop conditions In Iowa, which have lieen considered tha beat, are Irregular. The (tret official cron report shows corn acreage In Iowa Is 9,443,96u acres, or 145,000 icres more than last year. The wheat area .» 442,810 acres less than last year. The conditions are: Corn 89, wheat 18, oats 98. lowa^todsy-* 0 fT>,n m%rk§t na ^ *• ** Open. High. WHKAT- July. . 83 >3 th i R £ July. Hept. . De«-. i. ya% fOlth.- July. .16.75 16.75 ily. • !-76. UA1S- ». :lft. i:S« tj» !H -State - & w.m it, CHICAGO CAR LOT8. Wheat . Cora oats .. Hogs .. Todfljr. Tomorrow. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. 1:13 p. in., <( v«-r: rlnwH) ta lo '4 liiwvr. Oklahnnia wbrat rrop ta vitlnulnl at 10.- 0W.WM huihnl. from 3,000,IMA arrmt. Yl»l.l» wouM itlll**^hMrrn th« YradlnL and nparatu fur madaratn rpturn. burn vllmlnalvd." Marahall Hpadar k Oik: "Tbr market mar be deeeribe.1 aa dlaeontlnne<L and tba prire movement reflect, tbl, Mntlmeut more Inrxelr lhan anr nther. The tradlnx In I-npiirt-. Bromblra Uapld Tranalt, Itradlnx. t'nVm Pa cite and tbe Htrela aggregated 3)4000 .bare, of tbe total reaterdar. wbf hour, a day," Ml girl. "What forr "'('anae mother and father don't like oar new oelgbbura.''-Waaklngtua Htur. “That waa a flam flaht ron bad with Cboiy," aold Ki»7**"S/o , cla!m'» be'llckod 1 oeen bla rultab A Mlnneapnlta miliar boo a cable aablug to cancel flour aold vu a koala of wheat 4c cheaper. flamplr beada of new ripened wheal from Fto/d, Mo., flftr mllea raat of Koiim, i'llr, were nbown on Ibe boon! here re.trr- Tyield, Ikon wer* abort but wall fllled, and ytahl, Iherv are eatlmateil 33 lo W bu.lu-ta per acre. No ralna have fnllan at Fiord In ■»•■ monthly and corn ta being replanted.- What do yon know nlmnt war? _ ever — * uilni-nt, deadly reputation, even In tbe mnnon’a mo "Woll. no; not exaetlr. Not I noticeable eitent. lint I have takei unexpectedlr company to dloner."-!' HAVE YOU ANY MONEY AHEAD? In It Inverted whom It Is perfectly unfa? Ii It available now If FORTUNE (hotild knock at your door? Prapare youraetf to take ad ran tago of opportunity boro they by Inveatlng your lavlnci In tbla bank, will earn 3Vk per cent COMPOUND INTEREST, be per fectly aafe C^d available practically on demand. CENTRAL BANKS TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 Ana G. Candler, PrttidanL W. H. Pattoraon. Vica-PraaidanL A. P. Colei, Caahior. John 8. Owen., Viot-PraaldanL Wm. D. Owoni, A lit. Caxhltr, Junior Clerk—Y’onng Jenkins, oar Invoice clerk. 1a the rbeeklent lieggar ever 1 renin .. ... —, j, ouf )af# our goter- ■crowx II* wa* a quarter of an In coming In tbla morning, and i nor held up hla watek ■■ a a but Jenkins merely Mid: "WMt n !nl watch, air; I wish I bad on* like I ray fltorlea. N0RTHWE8T CAR8. Following table given the nurlbwMt carl of grata today, laat weak and la.t yrar: Leal Last ... Today. Week. Yeor. kllnncapolla H. in, na 1 >111 III ti in i, 5 Cblrngn ? 3 I PRIMARY MOVEMENT. The following flgnrea shew tha primary movement of wlnat nod corn: Wheat—tlert-liita today. 287.WO bosbel., agalnat Stl.ooo (mahela laat year. Xblpm-nti tmlay, 22l.nM buabela, agaln.t It. - i Im.li. eta laat rear. Corn -ItreHpta tmlay, *4003 bnalmla, again.I C.I.oiV linabela last year. MklimienK today. 734000 liuahrla, agalnit 5M,unu tSSS l,,t r^i. oil. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office Houth. COTTOII STOCKS—BOROS GRAIN Ground Floor Gould Dulldlng. Dallv market tatter nud market manual mailed on application. 'Mias Anteek offered to sell kisses ta the boiar for tho relief fund.” .ft.,;.rd her price "What did *b* charge?" ••Why. she Anally hmnaht th* jnict dm i three fqr a nickel. -Cleveland l-li InnUr L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Correspoodnt's Capital $250,000 RKfCRCNCC, THE NEAL BANK PHONE I44T. PRIJOgNTIAL BLDG ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA. C. E. CURRIER, President A. E. THORNTON, VIco-PreeltftnL H T. INMAN, Vlce-Praildtnt GEO. R. DONOVAN, Caihtar. JAMES 8. FLOYD, Aia't Cashier, Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. HUBBARD BROS & CO.,« Atlanta Offices, 119-311 Century Building. Members New York Cotton Exchange. New Or leans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso ciation, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cof fee Exchange. New York Produce Exchange. Business solicited for the above exchange v Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited. Phone, 451, Long Distance 39. A. S. Hurtace, Mgr WM. L l-EEl- Prraldeot. ROUT. F. MAITOOX. Vlee-Praa. TUOff. J. PEBPLKff. Cashier. JAP. (i. LC.JnXH. Aset l'ashler. ware: a leland in, Tr MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO. CAPITAL $200,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS .... $500,000.00 ACCOUNTS INVITED We invite accounts of individualB, corporation!!, banks and bankern and offer tke be«t terniH consistent witii conservative banking. In our Saving* Department wa allow Interest at the Rate of 11 -2 per cent. Compounded Semi-Annually. COTTON^ GRA5 Ht. i Will SL. hit MMtil Ilf Tltl ClffM hthtKjr ROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS, Jftaifi, Ca. few Orfaa** Itthagt. liitteeol Coff** hittti W 1*1’ 1267 Cti<tgo Bard «f Tndt. CUtta* Stock In ‘ _ _ Vew /*r» t ta Btw York. Hew Orleans, Chittgo 8. C COTMKA, ■ b"R«. 234 PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.. (Incorporated.) B*a*mefit Flocr Piodmont Hot*l. STOCKS. BONDS. CRAIN. «PROVISIONS. INVCSTMCNTS. Fx«t Wir« 8ervie* from Ntw York, New Orleans, Chicago. CORRESPONDENTS hi J. • age A CO . AZ RMOADWAY. NEW YORK. low. MOTH. Mottjer total **4 loot Dltfooc Bn; Bkaoo 1391. ■Atomdai _ —