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WEDNESDAY. JUMP! 28. l*w. EDITED BY JOSEPH B. LIVELY! THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE SESSION STARTED WITH TONE WEAK LATER ON DRY firmed WEATHER IN TEXAS. Scored a Sharp Advance From the Low Point of the Morning. Tho Xsw York cotton market for future Irllvrrr opened title morning with mors irthlti* Iheu him been displayed for some tin,., pint, anil while the rrapmiee to sllcllt- t» lietter I.lrerpoot ndrlcca then hod Itcen expected, July Helling off 10 points In the first ten minutes of the session with the ^n^months sympntliliiiiB a few joint,. antl.lrn change In sentiment took place and from the low point n sharp recorery was "rhe continuance of the, drought In Teiss kid n great deal to do with the better feel- tag among the operators after Ue opening ■mi there was coasldhraltlo corerlng and some good Imylng of the new cron months, ft trsssald also that the Ihtutdatlou In July was nlsmt over, 'bun rentov'nc a tic- pressing Influence At mldilsy sn Improvement was noted it! Slong the line. ... .. Price has Issued n circular In whom Ue ■isles boll weevil la In M of 150 In Texas. Semi-weekly receipts at the lutrrior 1.961. against 19.749 last year. ti'.ai aw.li.19 ladffr waan ... null jp.iu io*i jrnt. Khlpiiiontfl. 14.to4, against 51721 last year, fitooka. 166.197. against ^ MPPPQMPmPRM iw,40« laat r«ir. glnra Friday stock* hav# loat CM hair*. I After the* mldilny upturn the market re* tanwMl Into dullneaa. and fluctuatlona cov- freti n narrow range during the remainder) tbe aeiilOR.|HHH||^HHHH gr rrlvata Leaned Wire. >>tv York. June 2d.—The cotton market at the outaet today made a poor resinuis# to mtilea. The Hat waa affected by further lliiulilntton of July, the reault of calN for tiiarjrlna rant out laat night. The price broke from 10.21c to 10.21c lu the drat i. n minutes. It waa a wild aort of market with ~ ‘ — aH plriitv of rumora circulating about July tending to puzzle the croivd. I.ntcr the market became a little more settled. 8POT COTTON MARKET. 5.96c. New Orleans—Uulet, 10 1516c. Liverpool—Barely ateody, 6.0M. A n jnmtn—Steady, 11c. Msrnunab—Quirt. 104io. Norfolk—Steady, 1074c. RANGE IN NEW YORK COTTON. The following la tbe range In cotton future* In New York today: I .nut Prcvlona open. High. Low. Hale. Tloae. Close. June 10.17-40 10.J0-32 July ..10.33 10.41 10.52 10.29 10.2M0 10.21-22 Aug. .10.35 10.44 10.27 10.42 10.42-43 10.22-83 Sep ..10.31 10.42 10.JO 10.40 10.If-40 20.J&22 Oet. ..10.33 10.42 10.20 10.41 10.41-42 10.22-24 Nov. .10.37 10.lt 10.M 10.22 Iff.41-42 10.33-35 Per. ..R39 16.42 10.27 12.47 10.47-42 10.3940 .10.44 10.52 10,42 10.51 10.5142 RANGE IN NEW ORLEAN3 COTTON The following la the range In cotton future* In New Qrleaua today: . I^t Prat-Ion* Open. High. Low. Sgle. Cloae. Cloae. • '* 12.75 lfftf- .. «.... 10.47-5<j iv,i . .10.27 10.27 10.25 10.26 10.2147 Iff: 10.17-29 Iff! h bee. ..10.30 10.40 10.28 10.4) 10.J9-40 10.31-32 Jan. .10.37 10.45 10.27 10.45 10.46-47 10.27-tt Keh 30.58-60 .. iffis'-ii LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Lly.rpool. June 11:15 p. m.—Demand ■u. mm latlon and e: r ... 1.006. Receipt*. 4,000. all American. Future* opened quiet and ateady. June June July .. Jnlj-Auguat Aug.-Sept. ,, Opening Previous 1 lan re. Close. Close. 6.7M.77 6.10 6.72-5.79 1.76 6.714.79 6.72 5.72. 5.774.72 5.774.72 1.694.62 6.70 5.644.0 6.64 iter. Jnn. jan.-Keb. Fe h. Mitre I.524.S9I 5.18 5.564.57 5.58 5.674.68 5.19 mU.i r 5.524.62 rioaed rery ateady. TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. Tbe following table ahowa receipt* at the e *ria today, compared with the tame day at year: 193* 1106 { Orleans ... **. .. (l*lra*ton Mobile **rAnil*h aa *. •Twrle«ton Wilmington Jtorfolk 2* 1 *' York Sraton Pblledelphla . ... ... . 1882 1171 ""im"" uj a J **’***••*-** 8K f is r ag v H t 2*** .. f »•'- 1 a Total 5719- 12104 r INTERIOR MOVEMENT. J 1906 1206 b ffouirnn ... !8 2722 421 M^mphl* 111 S e tlDfinnatl - 164 # 7H Total 2065 5712 « v ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. New Orleans expects 700 to 1,10b bales •nlnat 1.842 bn lea netual Inst year: Galrea- eipecta 600 to 1,000 bales, against 1.022 7 al f* •,‘ tual laat year: Houston expects 700 Jj bales, against 2.025 bale* actual laat COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. *** York, June 20.—The mnrkct for cot- <*I waa again heary. with small Parted at the lowest price# on this Jerllne. Offerings were In small Iota, th# JMrker easing off with an absence of «up- fT 1 and the continued Indifference aa to cash noeltlAn WIiltA nJTarlnn of cash •*•*!!. the demand iV ■Bu shows do features. New crop dellr- !T**\ bowertr. continue relative!/ steady. T#ry ”*Ge recession wit» the de- ji.. **iuv rwcswoH whm &*,!» th, oM. Prim at th, rlose w»r# V higher to Me krarer.-Wsre A Mind. — aw. fc? ter-- •ober ... , *M4< l 7£"‘** r .a ( ' *ed steady. NEWS AND GOSSIP Of tho Fleecy Staple. Private Wire to Glbert & Cloy. 2WJ5 York, June Nordeu heavy seller of old crop on the call. Liverpool cables liquidation now over. tone of market ! Pearsall good seller October at J0.S2C. aecune: calling.'* are clearly apparent. Whl heary aborting* are declining, other Hue* are advancing. Home lines of printed stats where none of the leaders will gen eralise about It, although most of them believe It Is In a much stronger condltlou than buyers concede." New Orleans,'June 20.—On an Inquiry by fixed by law, the ch la construed to require Issuance __ monthly cotton reports on tbs 3d of each month.** He also toys that there fs n bill liefnre congress providing for tbe Is aulng of reports on or before the 10th of each month, provided that In months iu which Itoth condition and glnners’ reports are issued tbe same shall !>e Issued on the same ilatj. Today's trap ahowa the existence yeater- day of light rains over Georgia and Ala bama and Tenuesaee. but tbe weather la remarkably clear, only a few stath porting even cloudy conditions. tlons i A low morning. Carpenter t July here nil morning. Iwen free aeller Private Wire to Ware & Leland. New York, June 20.—Liverpool futures opened ateady 2 down on near. 3 down on late: at 12:15 p.m.. 2 to 2 down; quiet, but steady. Hales, 10,000. Hpots 6 down at 6:05. 2 ’he Journal of Commerce says: "It la d that a good deal of cotton will shortly be shipped from her# to Liverpool against Mitchell' sold July freely'during the after- aon. but seemed to hare a good alsad noon, but deemed to hate a good buying order at the close. He waa * buyer during the morning. A Liverpool cable-m: i{* fi Taylor, Tex., June 20.—Weather continues dry. No Indications for rain. Fanners complain of weevil and lice. PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO/8 DAILY MARKET LETTER New York, June 20.—Liquidation and pressure In July and August contracts weighed upon the market this morning, and shortly after the opening new low rec ords were made, July selling down 10 points from last night's final closing. Liver pool cables ahoweif that they are willing to ! ake spots on this basis. Kales there were LONDON A BUYER OF STOCKS EARLY HAS BEEN HOLDING OFF FOR LONG WHILE. That and Other Bullish Influences Opened the Market at Oeneral Gaines. .yow xur». «suub —mrni waa .riiuugu Impetus t»hlnd th, reeorecy jnunllj to —.. ■-— prim at to- irently aa th. nu» another aharp vIm In prim it day's opening, l,m,but, sppsVrntly aa result nf order, from New York, waa mad, to send ovar a daeldadly higher llat fur liwitl n tutu jrtflllh »«» l"U }n,|llia IU IUC active shares, with greatest strength In Ht. raid. Union Pacific, Bending, Norfolk and cases these Initial quotations proved toll IMHMilHHMffllMvy realising the liest of the mofnlugBmUVpmiRIMP sales poured Into the market on the ad vance, and further upward tendency waa i«mT, mm. , quickly checked. Ontride new#, what ther* waa of It. had.no purtlcnln the ilenllnga. More or lea* was mad carried wheat up a cent a bushelJ atock market waa governed, as It has been gpr n long time past, mainly by varying leini aa to Its own internal position. ■ ■The stork market showed aenernl adl vances at the opening. Aimrond* started 3 P dntx higher, Hmeltlng 1V», Bending l‘.i, Ht. Inul * 4 higher. Amalgamates! %. Union Paj - - , j vn: * M—■— cine %, Pennsylvania hk. There were nu- continued without nlmtenient this morning, and price# for practically everything on the list made material gains In t dividend and the declaration of a dividend on American I«ocomotlve cuinnion today, i ilxmdon, for the first time in n long while, were buyer# of about 2,000 khare# here. Inj eluding ’Beading, Union Pacific, Soutfiern Pacific. Hteels and Ht. Paul. Governments unchanged. Other bonds firm. JULY BROKE BADLY; OTHERS SYMPATHIZED New York. Jane 20.—The New York Hun says: July broke l>adly and other mouth* sympathised. The liquidation lu July was large, partly for leading bulls, bqt there waa also a good deal of scatter * Bhorts aelsed the opportunity to next crop months, although the i says the drouth to southeaster! .^eastern Texas la l>ecomlng very serious. Bain la also needed In Arkansas, Indian Territory and Loulal Weld k Co. aotd July ami era supposed to have bought October, McPadden Brow, sold the break. Liverpool waa aetlv# and cheater bullish. Home think that aa soon as the market cut* leone from Jnly tbe 10.000 liales, at 5 points decline. Manchester a yarns strong, dottta firm but quiet the noon hour n ahnrp rally occurred, 14.3 per cent In Indian cent In Texas, rttorjr and 102 per cent In Oklahoma.—Glbert New Orleans, June 20.—8cali> x fellows who have had de _jfly position turned away In disgust, yesterday’* cotton market suffered alg big f< July fellows who have had ^Aa^forecaatcd laat week, the Baltimore ..'« per* cent basis. The action of all sub sidiary atocka of the Pennsylvania railroad folk and Western, which dividend# will I ■rolmbly l*e I Berated also. The market hna 1 to 2 per cent extending along the list. Tbe placing of American Locomotive common today on a 5 per rent Iiaals ami tho talk of a number of other storks Mng put on dividend baala. to gether with the money marketf of Franco open to na, favorable crops and excellent business In all line*, we can are no reason why stocks should not be lmught on weak spots. L. J. ANDER80N d, 60/8 DAILY COTTON LETTER New York. June ».-Urerpool did not re spond to the decline In our market Tester* day, spot buyer# being active and trader# not- l*elng Inclined to fellnyr the bearish LI 111 Mil nrr»i| .. _ , . . a Aftrr th, oprnln, in N,w York a t>l* ft mad, to for,, nrlroa down t>» ...... and JulT nalif a;s low an lO.Ji, ,nt «t that t,T,l mHUmU* r,tlatann> tcrest*, and prices recovered quirsiy. n th, mark,! bad adranrnd nsatu to I ilncln* of July on a mnr» normal l«,l* la ' icln, the mill. Into th, market, and, a« 1 —'— prim ahauM now lit DAILY COTTON LETTER N,w Orleans. Jun»20. r N»w«froai f»r<d*n tenor, me wnte. Hum liy ipludernwna iwpmtM In today , tnnMctfona of ManckMtrr alt initlrnttw th, ' irellMit dlthm of th, trad, there. Options thron,k- S Ewysssf movement that would doubtless 1% la order were the distribute, gf draUii Iwlt more eqnaliusl. for light rail* nave fallen In Georgia. Alabama, and also lu Tennessee, sud while they sre neither un necessary nor excretive In these states, they would prove far more beaefielal to the dried-up fieMa «f Texas. TW IbraldatUm of tho July position continues to bold the of twtn4r enthrall#*^ nt/hs ex- ig-up —— — it In th, mrller momln, ra, by f >k't hai • I-.Bin. Z£mnm of fiS»Sr*waa "by far tha moat dras- tl, that th, ran abet baa 8TZ Bnai GIBERT & CLAY “ t ALABAMA *T. ■ TOCKi. hONOJ COTTON. CHAIN, corrcc. enovisiONS ATLANTA, OA. Jew To Ignatiy simply because there waa no Incentive to bay tne stuff. The #pot market waa lower Tha trade waa sick, but tha doctors moat part to -cussing' rate, nckie ror and the fact that something, "any thing," refuses to happen. For tho moment the drouth In south Texas la the only really tangible sustaining factor. A good rain RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Amalgamated Popper Atlantic Coast Line American Hugnr Refining Auaroods L Auericau Locomotive «, do praferred..... «• American Hmeltlng Refining do preferred Atchison do preferred American Cotton OH ••• Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit »• Canadian Uaclflt*. ; • • Chicago and Northwestern.., Chicago and Great Western. Chicago, Milwaukee and Ht. jpaul., Delaware and lludaon T. Dlatlller'a Hccurlllea Illinois Central American Ira Kecuritlea looulsvllle and Nashville Mexican Central.. „ Central Missouri Pacific.. New York, Ontario and Western...( New lnrl . National Lend. Northern Faclfic ..ppiMMi New York Central Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania People’s Gas Pressed Steel Qir....v Reading Itepubllc Steel Hock Island..... do. preferred United fltates Rubber do. preferred Southern Pacific Southern Hallway.. do. preferred fllosa-Hheffleld Tennessee Coal and Iron Texas and Pacific union Pacific.... i>nion United State* Steel do. preferred Vlrglnla-Carollnn Chemical do. preferred Western Union. Wabash do. preferred u«. prcierrtMi....*...<•........... Wisconsin Central do. preferred 50 to 75c. Squaah, yellow, 31 to 11.25; to II: market overstocked Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, $1.21 to Peaehes, per crate. Cherries, 24-quart cr_._, Cantaloupes, per crate, |2 to $2.10. Blackberries 10 t« I2Wc quart. Dewberries 10 to 12rfe quart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVI8ION8. FLOUR.—Pnatela Rlegant (435; Dlamo 9185; Diamond patent $6* fancy patent $8.10; half patent ** to 14.86; fancy $1.90; spring wheat t $5.50fl6. Market strong. CORN!—Choice rad cob 76c; No. 2 white Jce white clipped 51c; choice white 60c; choice mixed 42c. MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel, Ic: bolted 140-lh. Jute*, per busnel, 63c. c Sf» ht: '?o.?'No: w i timothy Imlea. $1.05; do., No. 2 $1; do., Na 1 clover mixed $1.05; da, No. 2 dosed tnlxr* CLOVER.—Choice 90c. The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, and subject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. SUGAR.—Standard granulated 5c. New nrk Refined 4‘i to 4?fc; plantations 4 to 4%c. 12c. Market weak. RICE.—Carolina 4V4 to ?Hc, according to grade. Market very strong. * CHEESE.—Fr— — twin# of a doubt, would Jump on the staple ring# have held hands off. _ touched 1he new crop months lightly enough In the face, of the knowledjje that crop conditions over nlne-tenthn « . old-time nerve, notwltbstand fng the world'# trade, and spinners' takings aro Iwtb holding up to exi^tatlons. teat the staple's raslstanra to lower nrlces. circumstances yaaterday'a price recession of 19 points In July and 7 points on October —uised nobody.—Ware k I«elaDd. » WARE A LELAND'S DAILY COTTON LETTER K,» York. Jun. a—A continuation of that notion to b,low l :l v‘. when th. mark.t turnnf abruptly an« ran up M point, Nrw rrops w.r. InDn.ncMl on th, dn-lln. In Jnly. but lat.r »u, an ntt.mpt to buy a fnr tbouaaud (Mini turnnl thna. moutba up ratb.r Mially. Thta waa tkw r.anlt of rontlaunl dry waatbar r.porta front T.xa. anal ratb.r mlxH accounta from section, of tb, Atlantia .lat„. No on. ran pratrad that crop arconnta rrrrsl an ,r,n promaa “ ■— auca aa of thp cotton plant or,r tb. halt. of th. known lira, raqalramcn ntmlna mmi anythlna Ilk, a apottari crop would not prod.r, anfdclcnt cotton to wrlah on th, market at auytblna Hk, 10c a pound. Aa tb, anaon thus far baa Imo-ii 'ancy full crwun. data 14c; na lM4c; brlcka 4c. Uark.t atrona. - HOVlllONH.—Bunratna hama, 14ftc. Cal ifornia bams lOttn Iiry aalt .lira riba f.75, Italllna W4 Iba. 10.10, fat harka a.10, plain 150. Huprant, lard 10. Hnow Drift com pound 74- THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. • ,.uii-N|iy. 4uuf iifFriiiii, Mnrkct alow and weak to a shade lower; left over, 2.884; bulk of sales, $6.5506. choice heavy, $6.60a6.67H. Cattle—Receipts, 22.000. Market stead; a shade lower; quality fair: beeves, idy to a shade lower; quality fair: beevea, $3,900 2.00; cows. $1.3204.40; helfera. $2.4004JO; calves, $5.0006.66; good prime steers. $5,000 6.00; poor to medium, $1.9004.61; atocken and fecflers, 33,7004.15. Sheep-Receipts. 16,000. Msrket steady; [uallty fair; native. 33.50<M.25; western. r 7n Iamb, » |6 *® STOCK SALES. 11 am. . 12 noon 1 p.m. . 2 p.m. .. Shares PS 542.200 714,000 ... 984,000 THE DRY GOODS MARKET. sew York. June 2ff—Lonsdale sheetings ranced Me today. Th# market for today is strong on all goods, except print cloths d heaver brawyotrana^vhjc^ir^mni s export trade Is very d nil. rot- show a slight receralon In price, •r* refuse to take orders freely . TIPS FLASHED From Walt Street. rnr»t, Wlr, to w»r« ft I-ctsnd. x.w York, Jun, 90.-f,ondon Arm, H to H n r.uniylr.ulk loan In Part, and Alt.ka nrrlrnl, will lend to nn th, money tlon. par cent Im.lr llsltlmnrr and tlorrowlna demand In tha loan crowd re ave ImprovM «o j njfa prcdlctM at M0.000.000 for thla quarter tha betIM Pmfaaalnnal marE.ta, aa Intlmatad niyMMftBmmalmwimw t.rriay mnrnlnc, nearly alwaya pr.aaut thaw tuild.n alteration. In tpchnlqua. Inva riably punlablnjt dally operator, who n»»- Icct moderate proeta In a trading marktt. NOTES ON CHAIN Pointers on Provisions. rrivate Wire to Ware k Ireland. Chicago, Juue 20.—No partb'ulsr change ... cheapest commodity In lira world. What effect, if auy, the movement of new wheat will have ou the price Is the flrtt point to —*-*■ ^ 8BH—OTPP States circuit court esjolnlng the Cells Commission Co. snd the I mno 1 ~ the lionovan Comiutaslon Co. from using, selling or distributing directly or Indirectly wheat sIsNoKIHHHHIHMIPPH eastern shlnmenta, sso.ooo corn, with some claims of §00,000, and 115,000 oats.) I t In Chicago Tuesday o. 2 hard at l\©2‘4« ra ahlnmenta, 35i).ooo Cash btialneaa In t waa 1 iff000 bush- Lc under July for The Seaboard did no export business. Operators who canvassed the trade laat nlgnt declare that all tha large holders of wheat had sold out and that most of tha jera are still aaveral large holdluga of corn and oats, however, that are liable to come out on a break of a cent, as their av erage will be apollod. Charters were made for 100,009 bushels of corn at 114c to nnffalo. All the available tonnage on the market waa taken and more wanted. There wore alto charters for 50,000 bushel# wheat at 134c to Buffalo. Topping, secretary of the Oklahoma Grain Dealer# Association, makes the wheat cron of Oklahoma and Indian Territory approxi mately 25.000,QUO bushels. ll« also declares that prospects for wheat, corn and oats'ara the best Oklahoma ever hn<l. The claim conies l._, K n will not hare ovar halt „ ....... put 60 par cent of what la reported for Its bread and seed. Austin, i ex., message. • Farmers an through this section are cutting down corn for fodder. Crop almost a failure on ac count of drouth In central and southern ports of the state." \r tha stand and fully up to normal condition time of yaar, said a reporter today, la heading and qillug well eirrpt —ila lu 1111 ' ' nnrlh.rn Indiana. OaTa In litlnole have Improved nnnd.rrully In th, laat tbrrt- wi-.ka- If llltnola la an Indb-allon of wbat th, oata i-rop la to bn thrre will bn a lot u! oala by harvuat time. Heavy ralna fell In pnrla of nnuth.rn Kanana and Uklahnmn vratrrday. They ranaoil up In Ibrro Inrhra and nra not iiMKlnl, na harv.it la un and Ih, wb.it crop In mad.. “Wh.roviu; harr.al.,1. wh.at In Oklahoma l» pronnun.nl .ilr.in.ly good, no thnt If tha rntu dn»a not Injur. Ih. rrop IvrforH II la tak.n rare of w. will undmililnlly bavn 'levator Co., of Kansas City. I Chicago, June 9ff—Weotbar conditions thf—ffhaat continue favorable to growlngi cr"p- Receipts and cables about asHamJ plcted. fouslderiag the favorablar pertcil. rouslderiag the favornbla new# nnd weakness In coarse grains yesterday, offerings In.wheat were exceptionally light. Sentiment pretty badly mixed. Receipts of corn the past three days about _ x „ yesterday on soft spots; looks Ilka as If September would bo a good purchase on any set-back. Corn felt the pi dealers. Araepti reaaure of sales by country lit from here over night. July. , f.W 9.40 9,31 9.23# igs wero raenld for future Kept. . 9.25 9.27V4 9.23H 3.25 ulstora. Rains were gen- Oct. ..9.10 9.12H 9.07^ 2.07H EARLY PRICES A SHADE LOWER RELIEF IN SOME SECTIONS FROM RAINS FACTOR Shortly After Opening Undertone Was Steadier—Prices Started Upward. Or Private Lcaaml Wlr». Chicago, Juno 30.—Adolph J. I-Jfhtenat.ln, a trader of the wheat pit, Waa a heavy a,Her of that cereal on th, bulgra, and will take profits later at hla lelaure. Llchtenatoln will be found arrayed on tha bear -Jn bull crowd, and tA,r, I, likely „ be eome aharp nlaahlng In that ce real from thla time forward. Kv.ry one In the trade know, of i.irht.n- ateln'e rich following, and the bulla art. likely fo encounter aome rough nl.d- dlng. ' j ■ There were weather market. In all tha grain pita on the board of trade. Short, and Inventor! bought on too much moleture In thle country, coupled with the drought In Argentina. On, province In the latter country In a cable read here told of tho bulllah condition, there. Wheat In go oily quantltlea ware bought on It. That market cloaed 1011-4r higher. The light In corn came off a, elute.!, and tha bulla had the heat of it, price, ahowlng galna.of J-IOI-Ic. Oata ware Irregular 1-lc oil to 1-S9 l-4c up. flog product, ware unaettled. Hwlft le In control of , July pork nnd aqueeae will result unlee, private settlement, are made. ' Finley Dor- rail, Robert Rotoeon nnd Schwnrg u ere buyers. While i>ork was advancing and riba were etrong. Hwlft aold the latter In order to secure profltn. Cash aalaa of whent were active her. and eleewhere. At Chicago there wer* sale, of 40,004 Nn. S red winter, (0,000 and 10,000 No. 3 hard, tho iHtter 3 l*4c under July, and 30,000 Nn. 1 Northern, letter waa offered at I-4c over the July option. Primary recelpta of whent 300,noo and corn S49.000, compared with 104,- 000 and SIS,000, respectively, a year ago. Clearance* for th* day were 114,000 wheat. 119,000 corn and only 350 oata. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. The Chicago grain mnrkot ranged na t Iowa today: Prevlr Open. Illgb. f/iw. Cloaa. L'lo WHEAT— l>ee. .. t I'01114- July. . 5 & s-l aw-— m i f-Ui SovJ piiak- Jnly. .17.00 '■!$ as Mi, K’t delivery to apmtl 0,n,ral rnlna raanltM In fr„ llqnldntlnn bv iHitb country nnd local trader. In oata. Thera waa Iras prasaur, nn May limn »n any other future. Considerable weeklies, dsvslopwl In Jnly. which wns nnd,r preaa- ur, from tba Northern Omln c,>., Armonr nnd n few cash houan. Thar, waa _ , provisions from loral and. eouvesa and from smaller eastern paek- v,,. TbI, mad, n weak market fnr pro visions mrly. There was covering by th. ,. ,, —/(ring by abort, later, wkirh reenltwl In * fair . every of th* I,,*.,,. Parker* were giving tbe market a little anpimrt. LOWRY NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS Foreign Exchange, Travelers’ Checks, Brown Brothers’ Letters of Credit available in all parts of tHe world. •rrtona In Teiaa, It la not surprising that tb* market rtowa limited preaaur crop, work toward 19%c. Tha n ben raaali nop* work toward 10%,. The market ha, . ' »n reaping la a narrow rnt 'or aome ye now, with the eieyptlon of July, and ,jlM rnlna com, to relieve Telia, a sharp adranc* can b, antlctpntad. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE. Ogtctally corretad by Atlanta Fruit tad , time wyf*Itoek«l. II,nan,a. straights, per Imarh tUO to 11.75. Cnlta. p« Iraacb. tl b> 41.3. Rtrawtwrrira. rieorfta ntaek. M-lJJft crates. It JO to tl; Tenneawe tl to tl.69 '^Wmmrowlona, 115.00 120.00 per 100; de, “poefritv AND COK14TRT PnODCCB - Uv# bans K. ra, iH'UrimMto&i Frank Hawkins. PrasMant. II. M. Atkinson. T. P. TnornaajC. Erwin. Aa*t Casblar. Joseph A. MrCorfi, Cashier. R. W. IJyera, Asst Cashier. Third National Bank Capital Surplus Dr. A. W. Calhoun. i . $200,000.00. . . $300,000.00. DIRECTORSi Milton Dnrgin. John W. Orant. II. T. McCord. havld Woodward. mtia buying In th, face of our nptlmlitle outlook roomy foreshadows what ran ha raprrtrd on slightest change In weather conditions, JMmv* the Imll aids offers aa opportunity for making Mg money. Cash Wheat—Xn. > rad. a7c«; No. 3 red. 44; Nu. I tinrtfirr 11 ajirlug, W.'U17: No’’S northern spring, UUPI; No. 3 spring, illflto. NORTHWEST CARS. Following tnlde nlven III, imrtliwesi ears of grain today, last week nnd Intt year: least, hast Today. Week. pSi'h 1 ' 0 !!*.::::::::::::: L'bicagu 6 10 13 106 PRIMARY MOVEMENT. Tbe following flxuroa give the primary movement of whent nnd corn Whaat re- eelpta today, 20Q.00Q bushel*, ngnlnst l*'*4.ono I'ringle baa boughUhalf a million Hep- tember it 84e and a half million Iiscemhar at 84UOIIC. leojrsn bought half a tnlllb KrptPinber around 84e. ranged baying Id wheat belt NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. {■mwry CEr 7 :::::: W':::::::: June July August Htpunlwr October t toveniber HmSMTi. at aa Uloaad steady. t/penln*. THE METAL MARKET. By Private {.eased IVIre. New York. June SO.— 1 Trading waa light at Um metal eiekauge. Price, n shade snalcr. Tin down a email fractloa. Hpalter off I poTnta. lead lower, tithe Idd. Copper ateady tint unchanged. hnehrla laat year; shipment, mdny. n\■«> buahela, against 304.om Imahel, Inst vrnr. Corn rai-elnta tmtay, 192.00) bu.iiel,. against 943.000 bu.h.lt hint year; sblpm.ui, tmlny. 793,000 buebela, agnlnnt 705.0m) bu.beia laat year. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat Opened % to lower: KW p.n unchanged to % off; . :..,ed imcbanged % Off. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office Pouth. COTTOH STOCKS—BONDS HIM <.tn-jt.r i i -uM Building. Dally market letter and market manual mailed on application. dividends DECLARED. n>h- i <-.»■. .1 - ii. .!!"■ *..r« ..f Hf Ameriran I^romotlrr < ompnuj- m*t today and drafarad an Initial dividend of H t per! rant on the ram man atrak. Tha usual quarterly dividend of l\ per e#ut alw> de-1 dared on the preferred stork. ‘ it Baltimore and Ohio railroad directors red a 6 per ranj yearly dividend to- The 1 & L.J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, BRAIN ComspoatMl's Capital 3250,000 J*. »»»«-■ —71 to» e*r, hrotlera 15 to 3%e. live ilueks, Pekin » pwMIe 3 to ,27%f. York CqRae Pri-s'e wire, to ell Exchangev. —vs 1 and Long Diatanee Talaphana 5235. W. R. FAGAN, Manager. iSSmShSt. per lb., tie to 12c; dra^ tarheya. ger lh.. l> to 14c; .try dull. Kgga. per doaen. 17% to ltr. Ratter, table, per If... St to 22%e: rook- Ing, per lb.. 12V 15**- ilouej—New sSlQc lb.; In Mb. rack* 10 VWJRTABLB«.-lri* potatoes. Xo. 1 stock 54JU barrel; Xa. 2 stock 55.5) "’lb cis. cabbage entss, per ante 53 3 to 935*. Tomatoea. per crate. 53 to HI*.- . Beans, gn-a, per crate, tl to 51.S; wax MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO. $200,000.00 $500,000.00 CAPITAL ■ SURPLUS ANT) PROFITS . ! ACCOUNTS INVITCO Wc invite accounts of iiKlivirltmls, coqiorntions, banks and banker* and offer the beet terms consistent with conservative banking. In our Savings Department we allow Interest at the Rat* of S 1-2 per cent. Compounded Semi-Annually. WARE A LELAND COTTON, GRAIN, PROVIS|5nS, STOCKS, BONDS, Mo. 2 Wall St., Ftlara Baildlaf. Allaala, Ca. M f MU MS: Maw York Cation litkaaaa. Haw Orltant Colton lukanft Uteraaal Cotton Aaiociatloa. hltalo Wlttt la Mom Yar I, Mom Orleaat, Chita go. MfknfM Chits§o Board al Tradt. “loth lathaafo. Co'toa ticksofo PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO., (Incorporated.) Da**mont Floor Ptodmont Hotal. STOCKS. SOROf, CRAIN. PNOVIBION*. INVCiTMKNTt, Faat Wirt Sarvica from Naw York, New Ortoana, Chicago. coaacafONDKNTt M. •>. IAGC 4k CO . 42 SBOAOWAY, NCW YORK low. MOTH, t/aosfor lo<*landLon t 0Islaato Ball flw 1191.