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RANGE IN NEW 0RLEAN8 COTTON
Colton Mures ranged ns follows at Now
0,l«u. tod.,: ^ Previous
Open. High- Low. Bale. Cloxe. Cirae.
iii'.oo ii'.io iolei iiiii 11.S.M i 10W *
Mlf. :«.«> 10.70 19.M 10.70 10.71.77 10.6M6
MARKETS
Edited by
JOSEPH B. LIVELY
Mr. Lively lms edited Markets in Atlanta nnd the South for more than twenty-
five years. His experience makes him tho most reliable market editor in the
South if not in tho entire country.
SELLING ACTIVE
AFTERJPENING
DECEMBER WAS UNDER THE
GREATEST PRESSURE
New Crops Affected by Bear Pres
sure and Outside
Selling.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy Staple.
t? sow York woo about as <lu<*. tliore was
■n .nparrst Inclination nramiB tlio trade
to use me Bolling -hin; in fact. New Or-
Inna and remiiit.sbui house. wore aellera,
inilrr which n decline act In. catching stop
onlrra no the way down. July during the
nomine trading wan eapeelalty weak.
lo the afternoon July atrengthened and.
(cured a fair advance, the bounce of the
hit avmpntlUsliig. the early decline being
pore than recovered.
lr Prlv.te Leased Wire.
\>w York. Janp 10.—The undertone of the
lv-,1 cntlon market at the outlet this
purnlntf iv a a about steady with flrst prices
1 iMilnt higher to 1 paint.lower. Active
wiling wan developed. however. Partlcu-
isrir 111 December, under which fho list
saacd 0 to 6 |n»lnts ticlow Inat night's clcac,
julr almwlng the greatest decline. The
ww crop mouths were nireeted by further
tear nreaeure noil outside selling, baaed on
the favorable weather map.
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Atlanta-steady, lie.
New York-Quiet. 11.31.
New Orleans—Kisy, 11 tic.
l.lrrr|iool—Quiet. COM.
Wilmington—Quiet, lie.
Norfolk-Quiet. 11.. 1-lte.
St. Louie—Quiet, 11 1-lSc.
Scot 10.0SM 10.0041
tlct. .10.3 10.® 16.® 10.® 1M4-® US-g
Nov 14.JMT 10.340
lire. Mg 10.® 10.3 10.17 16.37-JS 10.0041
lb'77 ib.'i
10.3. 10.1
,».» 10.3 16.4*45 m»
10144* -10.00
Open. nigh. Low. tttie. vnowb cicw.
'* AM2 w.m iftif ib:» joiSS io:£8
g. .10.43 10.09 16.43 10.0 10.K43 10.040
RANGE IN NEW YORK COTTON.
Tho following is the rango In cotton
futures iu New York tjiday: prtr|N1
Open. High. Low. Sole.
Jane
July
Ant 10.37 10.40 ii'.m 50M 16.46-4* Kg®
Oct. .10.10 10.01 10.3 10.01 10.0041 10.314
Nov. .10.3 10.® 10.® 10.® 10JM1 10340
Her. .10.3 10.45 10.14 16.45 10.0*40 10.33
Jan. .10.3 10.3 1AM 10,01 10.4*40 10.040
1'eli. .10.® to.® 10.3 10.3 10.6043 10.00-
Ui’h. .10.® 10.® law 1046 10.6*48 10.61-
Closed firm.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
p tJl»*o_Wlre to Ware It Lelnnd.
a 7.?^ 'ork, June 14.—Cotton opened hwiTT.
* enor * , l oereml quarter*.
Of lean* commission bouse* and local*
OQ the 'Inline.
§?;5S ^S^«W B eJ!8S SS“»
lii^4dBh!V£ on " ule ™ 1U ”-
mirk"' 1901 “ w “ ! " Mcr,lW «> raiding the
Wel” teM * Id “ ,d ' ia, r •* 10.0 to
Liverpool rabies: “Market ateady on de
cline. flood undertone."
Urerpno! future* opened ateady 3 down
. "1*1 •ra' 1 * d° wn °n lele. At 13:15 p. m.
? e wn ' Qoljtbot steady, get* 1.000.
down 3 < * 0WB 4t *-0*. Future* gown 1 to 1
e. D. Freeman. Vaodevhoof selling. Hilly
Welleee and Nordeu buying. *
Private Wire to Olbm* CUy.
New York. Juue M.-The market te very
fu'rXr J °?wTe!o^W_J2{it"^ ,h y , Sf
terdey ehanlng threatening weeknese, end
tier* were noiue elements of strength te
which nttentlnn wee rolled. The revision
of prices on wide sheetings wee not fol
lowed generally, end will not be followed
for some time by some sellers. On cartels
well known ticket.' the mills ere well sold
end do not care t,, meet the recent reduc
tion: end, an the other bend, there art
some factor* who say there will be a geo
ersl revision within leu days.”
New Orleans June ll.-Bome further quiet
buying of July Is progress, but If the
merket shows any tendency to woakrn II
l*„'“°J ,0 Jl|«n likely that some aggr.-a.lvt
selling will take place owing to excellent
weather map, abawlng much needed rein*
In droughty sections.
The map this morning Is excellent, show,
rupee]
dry, t
out are lower.
Brara here been ceutiouely feeling , u .
market end now ere attacking prices, there
In-lng no support.
July looks told out for the moment. Very
‘i "P. frefn ll.M to
11.11. The market remslne Inactive with a
lack of ipecnlntlre Interest. Spots ere un.
.-hanged on sales of shout 200 lutes, lluyers
are not moving about much nnd faetora
hare little cotton spread out on their tables.
. *. look or,cotton In N'sw Orleans
It (103 bales, against 70,777 at this time
TREND WAG LOWER
FROMM START
OPENED IRREGULAR WITH
NUMEROUS DECLINES.
There Was Persistent Pressure in
Steel Common—Other Is
sues Sympathize.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKE
jreotral rain* east of tba Mississippi,
enally In th« gulf statra. Tt*x*»l*
» but cloudy, and temperatures through-
Liverpool, June 14.-12:15 p. m.-Hu/dura*
In spot -cotton la moderate -with price*
wider. MliJiJJJjjir iinJiwjiJ.H.F 6.0M. Salon, 8,-
000; American, 7,306.
port, 800, Hecelpta, l.vyv, ....
ruturss onenud quirt nnd ateady.
Opening _ rrorious
llange. Close. Close.
Jr-juvr:::::::: fiK-kS KS E»m
Jdy-Aiigttit ...... S.3W.8J §.J0 6.8&U
Oct. Nov. •,
Nor.ltec. ,
Urr.-Jnn. .
Jn. Krli. .
Ffh.-Mnreh
S.66
M
M0
6.6&M 6.U 6M5.61
I.U4.I0 1.114. C2
Heard qqlrt hut steady.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
The following tshlu ahows receipts at the
R I today, compared with tbs sama d«y
yrart
Srv Orlaant
llllti-.tull
fcvunnnh
*lMrl«>Htnn .......
eWilruIngton ...«•<
laltluiorr
4 S1
1210
52
1.3
Mii
last year.
The amount of cotton as shipboard Is
*5.173 bales, against 43,(77 last year.
Columbus, On., wires: “Driving wind and
rain Tuesday nnd Tuesday night aabl to
have dune considerable damage tbls section,
l’rlor to that time condition about as lest
year.”
WARE & LELAND’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
New York, June 14.—After further liquids,
tlon and hear hammering during the early
trading, prices rallied sharply tud shorts
seemed anxious tu get back some of tbe
cotton told on yesterday's decline. This
was due to the continued dry weather In
tbe lower Mississippi valley, where cotton
Is beginning to suffer some from lack of
moisture. Complaint!, however, have not
been numerous ee yet, hut It n-lll not lake
Islans, aud southern Texts.
There wee e determined effort to break
tbe market early In the day. hut It did not
take much pressure to carry October below
10.30. On the adrence that followed lei
In the day early buyers were sellers ai
thn same operators whose selling mused
tho recent break sold again. At far as the
nmrket la concerned, It ts a narrow affair,
hut until tirnefti'lnl rains arc rccolvod la
the sections needing melaturr prices are
not likely to*work much lower.
SPOTS MORE ACTIVE
IN LIVERPOOL MARKET
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Trial
!8
1MC
%
•to*
HOC
v E»TIMATED RECEIPTS.
Brleans expects 400 to 700 bales,
!E!»M U» actual last year: Galreatan,
Hjest™. l,a»*loiS»V , ifJ*5* *,Wt actqai
utt jrnr. ,
COTTON SEEDOIL MARKET.
N.W York. Jane, 14.-The market for eot.
Jja ► M nil was again dull but abeet
riMdy at the closing prices of Tpeeday.
Both buyers and aellera were ewaltlsg de-
velonmunta, with tb* local feeling still
Sj*™*- Thsre was no cvldsnee of snpport
la the market by any Interests, and In the
riieraru „ f ,„nport for tbe peet few days
gs sprj& mtvi:
li" lower to lie higher.—Were & I^-
Jon* .
i u,r •
Ocfoh^r 'V
XotPBibpr
Opening, rinse
Balllird Hast, the chief of the pn.sport
wye he never was at l.niy ts at
«ud estimates that hU department
!?l^ear will isene between 20,000 and
(enatora Tillman, Klkln. nnd Cullom. tne
r~*tr i.onfereee on the rate bill, had a
■wtlng to dlsmss peocednra nnd all that.
Jj afrat.-! antd 'human, "that a dtstn-
wwtel bystaadet be appointed »» srarcb
I for guns."
mrl.i?}'" “Id Dolllver yawning and
•Jetriilng over toward the ^sllfovnla sen-
mu are g?irig 3 ■wax tomorrow.
“Why. uo: what niakua you
"Well, Stone la going to speak
yon might hit him up a bit
thiak any.
•vl - JUI| 11112(11
*** “ake the sparks fly.'
New York. June H.—The New York Sun
says: Jqly.collnpscd both here and lu New
Urleana, pitting down the other inentbs
wttb It, although the decline In these was
not so great. Resides, Liverpool was lower
npil weather reports from Texas were
rather better, showing lower temperatures
and llfflo rain. Shower* weft predicted for
southern Texas. New Orleans and the
South sold and room traders hammered the
— -ilty. Ultfe often-
. of another Bra at
Staten Island In a warehouse containing
P'O hnlce, nac tn Ttrooklyn and a tdg tire
at naltlmore, where possibly some cotton
wns destroyed. Deport* of rains In Georgia
ranging from I to 7 Inches and rains In
other parts of the eastern section of the
belt had little effect, nor were reports of
Insect damage In Taxis a factor In the
making of qnotatloos. , It wns n day of
liquidation and hammering. Thu spot mar
ket Is more active In Liverpool, hnwerer,
after s lull of late. The abort Interest at
tbe Booth In coneldered large. In tie opin
ion of some. Fries Interrats are short of
July, nnd Iloadlcy people are the principal
bulla here. This is largely conjectural.—
Ulbert * Clay. i
New Orleans. June 14.—'The New Orleans
Tlmes-Democrat says: While conditions have
not changed, professional sentiment lies.
New crop longs are tired net. New
weather la too good for them. Tens, ilr—..-
Is bothering planters In some Texas sec
tions, and this for the moment checks sell-
lug. Then ths spot demand Is not wbat It
ought to be. Consequently, In the absence
of a crop scare, real or fancied, be*nan ae-
?$52 KiieYy
■ " leulatle* telling at tb*
talent is beginning to
By Private Leaned Wire.
New-York, June 14.—The stock mar
ket opened Irregular with numerous
declines. Atchison and Amalgamated
lost 1-tc; American Locomotive, Union
Paclflc, Missouri Pacific nnd Steel
common l-4c. The Inst mentioned
started in with 4,000 shares at 40.
Colorado Fuel lost S-8c. Reading open
ed 8-8o lower, declined In all 1 l-8c,
and recovered about half the loss. At
the and of flvo minutes trading, the
stock was 6-8c net lower. On tho
other hand, Baltimore and Ohio start
ed In l-4o higher, and Canadian Pa
clflc showed a gain of l-!c, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, Erie, Bt. Paul and
Pennsylvania unchanged.
Tho price movements In tbe ftret
hour were practically to lower levels.
There was persistent pressure In Stool
common. Government* unchanged.
Other bonds firm.
STOCKS REVIEWED
•BY NEW YORK SUN
New York. June 14.—Tho Bun say*: "A
period of nlmoat romplcto inertia lu the
•took market yesterday morning was
lowed by rather pronounced weaknasi
B eea In tba afternoon, lower quotation*
at at a rule made than have beeu rec ~
ed *t any time since value* touched t
high point nearly a week aao. Thera were
no unfavorable development* either abroad
or at homo and the markets appeared to
as* by reason of their own weffht wore
than by the operation of any other In
fluence. In the preliminary trading price*
nt first advanced but soon fell again, and
thna fluctuated Irregularly within very nar
row llnjlta until midday, when business
came almost to a atsndstfl!.
‘The later decline In the market seemed
_ ha- brought aiaat ma—ly,-bp-as lag ox
stocks by tin* room trading element based
ipon a feeling of discontent oyer tba fault
-f the market to exhibit more soap than
It ha* dona recently, and It was, parhape.
a little singular that this selling should
hare taken place when the newt from the
agricultural districts was turning In a more
favorable direction.”—Olbart it Clay.
WARE d LELAND'8
DAILY COFFEE LETTER
New York. June 14.—The coffee market
to mid-day wai not over lZ.OOO bag*, wbllo
remained on nbout the Initial level.
European markot* made rather a stead
ier showing -than expected. Havre bolbg \i
Innc and uamhhflf.H pfennig loVer. Ora-
/.I I In n lie wn wmt without fresh feature be
yond the fact that the weather ha* cleared
p and three districts reported fine condl*
Jon*, while two were cloud/. Hto was 75
rols lower, but the rate of Brazilian ex»
change gained about 142 jpencc and
rolpts, while running a mtl* over
MM *<H1 ZUOW Mil lUriVIW IHi'IUi .le.f -i
bags over the figures for tho correspond*
Ing time last your. The total Brazilian
en»p rrccfved ao far has been MEM bnc*.
against 10.1W.VO two yoars ogo, nnd t7M.0ud
last season. New York warehouse deliver-
a yesterday were 15,571 bogs, against 15,*
last year.
The following tabic gives tbs opening
and closing quotations for coffee for future
delivery today In New York*
4 nr ap
Amalgamated Copper....,
Atlantic const Line .j
American Sugar Heflnlng
Annt'onda
Annul (‘an Locomotive
do preferred
American Smelting Heflnlng
do preferred
AtchtS4>n
'lo profrrrtMl *
American Cotton Oil
Baltimore nnd Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian 1'nclfir
Chicago nnd Northwestern
Chesapeake nnd Obfo
Colorado Fuel nnd Iron .........a
/ hicagn, Wlxratskoa amt St. I’aat..
Dclawnro and Ilmlaou
IMstlllcr'a Hccnrltlcs..
Krle
do preferred
General I-JJectrlc.
Illinois Central
American Ira Hccurltlea
t.ouisviih* nnd Nashville
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific i
Now York. Ontario and Western
National Load
Northern pnelfie
New York Central ... T . «...
Norfolk nnd Western
Pennsylvania *
People’s Has
Pressed Steel Car.,.
Paclfii* Mall !
Heading ,...,**
Hcpiiblh* steel
Hock Island
, do. preferred
United State* Rubber «...
do. preferred «...
do. prof erred
SIons Shrfr|,.|,|
Tennessee Coal nnd Iron
Texas and Paclflc
Union riaw. lu ....M..
United Statu* Steel....
do. preferred..
Vlrglnla-Ctrolli
[Open, High J Low. [Close
do. preferred.
cbetnicai!! !!!!!!!!•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nasu
do. preferred..
Wisconsin Central...
do. preferred.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Strout
rrlvnto Wire to Ware & Lelnnd.
fluentlnl houses nro bullish on the situs
hntever financing Is put through by St.
Paul will be largely within Its own crowd
for there will bo valuable rights. Any
would also tako on LonUri***- muu .*«•«*,«a«®.
Ronthern Hallway. Denver and other tlmibl
Issue* when Wink, not overlooking Kuty
and Erie. r
Further contraction In business la to be
ex parted. Believe, however, standard rail
road stocks enn be bought on reeeaelona.
Hear that coalers should be bought; that
they will lead In point on activity.
Summary yesterday's stock market by
*iow. Jones A Co.: American stocks lu
London irregular with soniu strength lu
Hull I in.irr mill Ohio.
Hank of England rate unchnnged.
Canada expect* ns large n wheat crop as
I.lght demand for stocks In loan crowd.
Grand Trunk Pnclfle will offer 915,OOO.OiX)
new debenture stock In I/Oiuloii and Pari*.
Trade authorities consider firiuuc** In
copper markot assured for somo month* to
i ..in-
treasury uy withdrawal
—i.- —acting to mm
ib perloil.
C*
common
dsi
year osldo from equity In
action fot
. j iMpira i
current parity.
the annual yield cn i
Msaed tliro<l*h Mew Orleans, when lha
beat contract on rarth Is to lie bed. end
It Is not unlikely that an official Inra.tljra-
tlon may be asked for. t rcljht rates,
inlddlcmcn'a commleelone, the Increase In
tbe amount or direct business don. with
t wheat would ]
£11
a sal stance rendered
Texas ports by tbe railroad commlaeloa of
ssi m
formal dlscoeelons In that coneectloo assy
Iced to tblnra tenflbla tn tbe near future.—
Were k Lrlaud.
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
By ITirate Icaied Wlra. ,
New York. June lt—Tbo dry Hood, mnr
bet we.ja.t.Jor.tbo 5y._Au ndrjoco
PR^Kd^^^Sritobe nml t.rrli..rlM
would produce this year 130.000.000 buihelo.
fletlofectory berrcatluff result, contluu. to
errlro from ■natbwa.t. As prrarnt condl-
tlon. era prectln.llyJdMl. .nycbinre will
“onJ-iSSr e*rafir excltld sod Irreoul.rl
was recorded In toMdals ramhrtc mi
a fair week.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Estimated re-
vi.4.n-i:.ilr,iste.l receipts. U.N*. Market
eaterti. g.g»7.®
GIBERT & CLAY
U *• ALABAMA BT.
£S
ITOCKO.
COTTON. CHAIN,
corru. wnovibion*
riCHSCRS
ATLANTA. OA.
8',-k Btek.bca.jNew OrI«.e. t|oMon E.-bana- ‘.har-'e.’ anil ' '
t 5'-«l and Long DlaUnea Ta’laphona 52*8- Vf. R. FAGAN, M.rveg.r. Jjn . :rr«.
Aprti.. .. .. •• •• •• ••
May
June .. .. ••
July
lags*::
October., ,, ., .. ..
Noremlier ..
December
Ctowd easy..
GIBERT * CLAY’8 DAILY
MARKET LETTER
Chlfago. June 11-Whrat-The market .to-
day bee Iwen extremely nerrou., fluctuntlnc
rapidly tad Irrefnlarly orer a wide ran*.-
with the andertoM .tEroatbsut quite en»>-,
There eras quite - dip early, due to further
liquidation, hut on Hberel support iloral-
up'Xl. the dcellnn wne rbreked aud tho mar-
ketecore.1 a rapid recorerr of about -
rent n bushel, when proflt-f
botU^thc northwret at
nod tameable. 'Wnnl. . .
tlon* were Ideal and that mrernm.nt
would abow a large Increase In wheat erro-
- sad almost .perfect condition,.
l>« heeding ebou!
e bnebel, when profli taking nnlo
Ml a fair recession. Tbe news from
tho northwest end Miutliweat cootln-
ia Uttlo backward, we et the un
e hellere that the rjceet adrence fat.
u,—oasts any dterioretloo to date: also
that It Is entirety too oerty to form any
doflnlto opinion ee to altlmsto outcome of
New York. June 14.—Tho market
displayed further evidence of pressure
today, but apart from oom« steadiness
In th« Pennsylvania group, led by Bal
timore and Ohio and ooma support, to
Missouri PaclOc. tho Hat appeared more
vulnerable to attack than responsive
to support. The waakneoe appeared
In ReMlng end the conpera, though the
coelere were ell under pressure end
suffered proportionately In the selling.
It U not quite sure that the general
trend of the market will preierve a
downward course In tha near future,
though It to quite probable that err-
tain Issues may have a further decline
from special causes. The weakness of
copper metal In London may be only
temporary, but the decline ha* given,
ground for belief that an artificial
market has existed recently, end this
may be followed by dullness In this
branch of th« trade. Meantime this
stock has become an Important mar
ket 1-ader. and seems to be unler
pressure from Inside sources. The
general trend of tbe merket will per-
Imps be regulated for tbe rest of the
week by the price movement In Read-
SL Paul, copper end the steel
Lomtvlli*.
Twenty-right mods for first wesk Jnno
show nverngn grn** lnrreann 14.53 per cent.
Twelve Industrial* declined ,47 per cent.
Twenty active railroad* declined ,M per
cent.
MPRMPHHPVWdill
‘Continued unsettlnnrnt nml Irregularity
with nrnfrMlonnlls dominating T|iy lie ex
pected In the stock nmrket today and we
would still observe the trading poHltloii
ItfM MSMts for mod.-rah* ndnrii* only on
either side, until uurertnlnty now promi
nent shall have been eliminated.”
Marshall Hpader A Csk? “The market may
be described a* discontinued, and tho price
movement reflect* thl* sentiment more
largely than any othra. The tra.llng In
Copper. Brooklyn BspM Trnnalt. UraiTlng,
Union Pnclllc nnd tnc lle*4e aggregated
300.000 share* of the total yesterday, which
Hummed up approximately 660,000 shares.
If tb* trend of the market I* to be decided
Uteri common.
whole market look* prtfetudonal and
uc*r* rosy put It lower temporarily.
Representative* of thu uptown crowd ere
Mill by no moan* imnnlnmun In their opin
ion* regarding the Immediate future of the
r rket* The majority of them, howovtr,
not boo much In It. Except from
trader's viewpoint, until something of
mure positively favnrnldo character devel
op* to Infuse new life In speculation,
decline In prices yesterday wos Met
disconcerting to the Imll following, and
though many gooil judge* believe that n
oonsldorntde roily will toko placo today.
STOCK SALES.
11 n. m SIMM share*
i fa::::::::::::fir
Totnl .*. a a ,v ,v .iimitw 111.!
“Great newel" cried Jock, excitedly.
“What In It7“ a.-knl his i 'mi.in May.
“I’m going to marry Verm Kayt"
“Pshaw! that's not newsl She asked
me a month ago If I'd be her brides
maid."—Mllwaukea Sentinel.
Jons*—Tea, I Intanded te buy that
shore hotel, but I went down there
and stayed a week to 109k It over,
and—
Smith—TesT '
Jane.—And after paying my bill I no
longer bed the price of the hot*).—
Judge.
'By George, but I've got a jewel of
a girl. I proposed by wire end told
her to answer at my expense.''
'Well 7"
'And the frugal llttlo thing welted
until « p. m. and got night rates."—
Louisville Courier-Journal.
■Tv#
iri?'
• What fori"
"Ttnso mother and father dan't Ilk*
our now neighbor*.”-Washington star.
“That was * fief
ChoHy,” said Knox,
Tr “Oh. the boastah!” exclaimed Gnasle. “I
mlmlt bo wimpled my ewavat dreadfully,
but you should nave eeen hi* collnb.”—Hbll
adelphla Tree*.
NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointers on Provisions.
Prlrsto Wire to filbert k Clay.
Chicago, June 14.—Crop Iltlona In
lows* which have been cociridcred the best,
are Irregular. Tbe ®rat of the crop «hows
the ceric acreage I* S.44M00 seres, or 13,009
scree ncore than last year. Th<
U 443,MO acre* lees thau l.«l yi
week rmllng June I the lows crop report
esys: The dally average tcmicertture of
the week was I degrees shove the normal.
The ralafail was nseqnsHy ril.lribnted, he-
h'g.deficient In stiost three-quarters a uf tho
crtl
___ .one.
wheat OS. out. DO.
Price Current says: Cool weather cheek'
Ing program nf corn eomewhst, but stand
gecterallr good and actual Injury not
rated, also delaying the riiceulug nf w
whraf. which oiherwlM la malnfalnlm
cent ccroitilae. tints and hay uunilai
Illy short. Packing for ths week 659,000,
against 900,000 n year ago.
Ths fhlrago Iteeord-ller-... —....
taking Icy long, m.da * lower wheat tu.r
jiat yMterday, The .tart was strong and
higher cinder the Influence of a sharp ad
ranee In the Uverpncd market, which, In
turn, was Influenced Icy Kusalan cable,
reporting rain come too Iste tn help win
ter wheat In Important districts. Tbls
news was reinforced by more reports of
dry weather damage to winter wheat In
northern Kansas nnd aetitbern Nebraska.
Texas reported the new wheat threshing
out 1* to ® bushels to tho acre. Vary
■mall salra of rash torn Icy farmers and
country rleratora despite the high bids
sent met from this mnrket Tuesday night
rrcatad a widespread bullish sentiment
early. This was emphasised some hy tho
urgent Inquiries for rash corn hers frem
New Yerk exporters. leading houses tccok
advantage of strong enurt and lent n large
quantity of corn on sale. Oats values scor
ed a larger relative advance than any other
grain nu tho Hat, and they were belter
_ ‘
the hlg raih trade hVre"nncrn<jrthwe«t" ancl
by more dry weather claims from llio
West. The short laterrat In July oete Is
Urge ssd mainly to cash Interests. Pro
visions traders did vary little builnrsa. The
market was easier. There wne n hlg run nf
eg" West. Meat and lard shipments were
gain very much abaad of correa|cotidlng
period last year.
Private Wire tn Ware
Chicago, June 14.—Tl
Ocean says: Illinois nnd
nslclng ccs foi '
of an eitra . H ..
la likely to make a weak market. The mar.
krta for all rereala have been |
n great extent, which incckes
" mgs unless wo have
Ilona than now exist.
Corn, which Is generally admitted to hare
gone Into the ground cinder favorable con
dition*. has a good aland nnd Is rlenn. No
damage as yet. With favorable condltlnna
from now on we ought to get a trerarndoua
1 ted 13,000 IcnaheU. 1eciai _H*PH**
hard et cinder July awl Neptemher and
■ 0.000 No. | northern at H<Mo over Jniy,
: steal and oulalds mills ware lo the market
Duluth Is doing a big bnalneaa In oat*
llh tin- Kast. Tn three days atlas there
hare been 1,000,000 bushels.
Northern Missouri and aonthern Iowa re
port prosper!, for half crop tend corn worse
thau In dry season of IM
Crop conditions In Tows, which hava
C n considered tha heat, are Irregular.
1 flrst official cron report ahows rani
acreage In lows (• 0.VU.0M acres, or Its,009
acres more than last year. The wheat area
la 443.MO acres lean Ihnn laat year. The
condition, are: Corn 3, wheat to, oats IS.
no toil
— nos,
are Id to (5 bushel* per acre and
-nod.
Ileport from 'Met-enn. ,
says outa are not good, hut corn
nud hay almost a failure.
Minneapolis miller lens a ralde nskln:
cheaper.
REPORTS ON CROP
DEMAND FOR CASH GRAIN
WAS POOR.
Opened Steady to Unchanged.
Northwest and Pit Crowd
Were Selling.
rhloaga, June 14.—Tb* wrath or map thl*
mornlnf, whIH* •howln* »b—*c* of
tnra In K*n*«a and h>br**kn. •- '■»
whole not unfnvorahl* to wora
Tlo-lll
for
luio In raverxl «lny»
« dlHpoxltloii to take profit* yMt^rdar. lit*
■hort intorrat* nt* pr««’tleully oiiminat.-.r
Whllo Imll* will donlitlra* nmdrr -rt
•I». It will rtqulro consider*l>l*
I . tnuark. lu our opinion, to pra-
vant further dadlne.
Wheat tr*dcr* wore *11 at sra nt tb*
apnulitff. Then* w«* wnm furth.-r
by cotntalNlon bouara and iMijiiig t.v *
whrat. Wheat doc* not *ct very Ur
»n/ further Mlllny will muac *harp l
Th« corn market wu lower on ruin* in
low* and Mlsvmrl and down throu*li I III
nolm nnd th« llln ml (nerrara In couutry of
farlnya over ntxht. Illd* of two Unvm nttr
now t*klnx effect, parllnilitrly In view <*l
tha *ub*cqucnt decline*. C«»b and •Icvaloi
Interest* xencrally Melllmr.
I'rovUInn* raster on Incrrased ho* more-
nient and lower price* «t ykrd*. Tiiafi
w*« * llttlo com uil Ml on houno aclll
h*
t, but packer* li*d *uppori
under market. Tho pit ere
it mntrrinl ndvanco Is not loo
hog* nro coming *o freely.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Open. High. Low. Clot*, clo
33
W
i 8 'E
d V*
Kept.
S’ 4
Dee. .. ®1{ 1*74
■Wi 15.75 15.70 15.72H 14. SO
M ’ WVi 1§,W
lJffr\7.n I.UV4 3.75 I.T7H * *-•’4
Hept. .l.t3H I .ml I.93H «,v. *.973
Ort g.W .... ^ :
MIUBfl—
July. . 1.30 9.3754 9.30 9.32*4 9.35
“ ' 9.77V* 9.SV4 9.3
9.05 9.10 9.06 9.07^ 9...7V,
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Wheat ,
t’orn ..
oat* ...
Hog* ..
Today. Tomorrow.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat opened V4 lower; 1:30 p. n>,
closed H l» ‘q I"" • I .
. *4 !o
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Is It available now If FORTUNE should knock at
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will earn 3H P«r cont COMPOUND INTEREST, bo per
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CAPITAL *500,000.00
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ATLANTA. GA.
C. K. CURRIER, President. A. E. THORNTON, VIoe-PreeldenL
H. T. INMAN, Vlee-Preeldent. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier,
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■r-m' — 1-s.TiT-iH- 1 if'
"Hah! What 4e yen knew about wsrt
DM you ever hnri ynoreelf Into tbe 'Im
minent, drsdly breach,' or ‘seek the babble
reputation, eren In the ranoun's mouth;'"
'•UVll, ee: not exactly. Not to eay
noticeable extent. Rut I have tain heme
unexpectedly company to dinner.''—pack.
clerk. Is fho cheekiest twggsr ever I rams
acres! II- was s quarter of an hour let#
In coming In tbls morning, and nur gover
nor li-bl in, bis watrb as s hint, you
know: bat Jenkins merely asto: "Whet a
beautiful watch, sir; I wish I had one Uk*
IL“—fltray Htorlcx.
"tllss Antoek offered tn eell kisses la tbe
baittr for the relief fued."
“Bo* %.r't.U r h r .'r eftei
I MffL-
“Wh*t dli? *h* chart*Y'
“Wliy, ah* finally bromrht th* nrlra down
> tbrro for a nlcktl.—Cltvtland I'Ulu
afttrward her pric*
NORTHWEST CARS.
Following tnlilr give* tb* Mftbwvst ran
of grain today* last week and la*t ymr.
I.nat l.sat
‘Today. Work. Vrar.
Mlnnrapnll* 145 lot in:
Hnluth U h i>
Chfcago 7 * i
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
Tho following flgn
movement of whmi
WUmI—HrrHpta fodfl,
show tho primary
Wheat-flora! ot* today. 37.090 tniNh»l*,
*gnln*t Sll.'vrt tra*h*l* last y« nr. Miipnv iit*
today, YJt.OOO bushH*. agulMl hi,0w IhipH-
•I* last vrar.
Corn— fUrHpts today. SI.Q00 huphol*.
ngntnst 4 1 00 tiushpl* last yror, Hhlpin.m*
today. 73.000 liuabrls, against 430.Oi>j IoinHoI*
f-• raf • . II
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
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COTTON ' STOCKS BONOS —MAIN
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Corrtspondsnt's Cipttil $250,000
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Atlanta Ofllcee, 219-321 Century Building.
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elation, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cof
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liiivinrai, solicited for the above exchange..
Direct wire service. Correspondence invited.
Phone# 454, Long Distance 39. A.S. Hustnce. Mgr.
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