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THU ATLANTA GEORGIAN. EDITED BY JOSEPH B. LIVELY ”"*””’**’*” ""N Mr. Lively's 25 voara’ experience THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE l&jswr- Joguitnl authority In his specialty. J Vbs DID NOT ENTHUS ONLY SMALL ADVANCE FOL LOWED ITS BEADING. Trade Do Not Know How Take It—Did Not Support. Advices from Urerpool this morning tot encouraging, especially as regard* spot cotton. Bale* vvero reported of «,OOQ bales tt a decline of 4 points, making middling 101 “ ■it the opening futures were about neeted, but tho close was easy at n decline off to I point* a** —■“*—“< -riffc **-**- daj*§ A_ualflgur#x compared with yester nculug was steady 1 New York at the openI_„ firices 4 to 9 points lower, ft further slight drcllue following tjli low point tediabji joae covering, on which pnui steadied nu.I ,, l"' nll !p , 'iKuc.-c. after .Well tredtnc »«« very lUfht with a non- olll feeling apparent pending the Issuance •f the ijovarntpcnt Juno condition report * At' 19-4*°°o'clock Chnrles D. Freeman Co., New York, Issued tho following clrcu- ****Sew York, July 3.—The market opened S irer this morning by reason of fair sell* C order* from the South nud with little buying except by room trader*.at the de cline. The tone ia steady and there Is not likely to be any material change In prices on the issuanee of the report, ns the trade bn» ninde up It* mind a® to tho market condition, so that nuy bureau report or any speculative Interpretation of It will be dis regarded. The report should show some Improvement, which will but confirm the list Judgment lu the market, l-rom 10.25 fur December a considerable forward busi ness will bo doue nH tho price declines. l»pt the menace for the time being Is tho largo long Interest which Is hanging over the market from the April and May campaign and which might seek n market If tlu owner of It should by chanco confess tho truth to himself." , . promptly at I* o clock the report was Issued giving the condition at S3.3: aud guesses ranged oil tho way from 81 to ft fell flat and for a minute or two tri was at n standstill. • At this |K>lut tho lending bull gnvo tho market soraw support, bringing about ii little spurt of activity and prices advanced feebly some 7 or I points. one of the local exchanges received the following wire from New Orleans: "The report of 88.1 Is nothing less than a shock. It la safe to say that not ton men on the floor expected any such figure*. The ring hardly knows how to toko It. October and Decemlter were Immediately put up 6 aud 8 points and July vas sent U ^rhe P fl , gnres compare as follows with pre vlotis reports: July 3. 1906. .. June 25, 1908, June 25, 1904, m. June 25. 1903, 75.1. To close of June, 1902. 84.7. To dose of June, 1901. 8L1. To dote of June. 190.), 75.8. The average condition for the past ten fears It HL SPOT con ON MARKET. S ew xerx—yuiet. iu.au. ew Orleans—Quiet, 114c. Liverpool—Easy, I06d. Augusta—Quiet, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, July I, 12:15 p. m.—Cotton, spot nlatlou and export 500; receipts 8,000; Opening jfir ar inly*August ■'tj.i.i ...1.87 ...5.61 . , . .5.53 v:k bet.-Jan.. . , JiB.-l>h,. . Feb.-March. , , .. March April f.M Closed easy. Previous Close. 6.81 m, [Sut M s. « 6.M t. a Lu 5.4W.60 K.M TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. 1006 1905 w Sew Orleans Oalrenton Mobile Havsnnah riwrlAston wllnilngton eorfolk Baltimore Yew York Boston Philadelphia 1257 1471 17 415 882 M00 T USO ■ 1«0 8 iii 1,1 •“a » 25-,T Cfl ^ , d :::: s .... , H !J Total Mia KM7 S, interior n lOVEMEf w 4T. I? 1836 1%36 |o< Honatun Asfustn knunhla 878 MM % 188 -’ii « G 'larinnstl Total 1513 1791 WARE 4 LEUAND’S DAILY COTTON LETTER fc?rvT.i 3 ?i* 3 Tl "' of the th# monthly naai Man In-a^great measure determined ifc p T!i , « Mair ,0 •*»»» d«» »lA lt.t- SL »^. h ii*o «a*»D<*. w_... SsJe pwS-mvt 222? .“M? ***?+• The Impression ■uSm J?. ** ground ' that the end theiX**?*ralo. but In gen- 7.1 ng to • ILMiUO' '' hlh NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. Private Wire to filbert & Clay. Liverpool nt 12JO p. m. was 2 point* lower, which Is nbout os expected. Liverpool says: “A waiting, featureless Journal of Coi remain unaltered. 11 culty In keeping u ten weeks ahead. Impossible also In * id stock oxcbnngci ■o says: “The main distinguished tho cot- »r several weeks past jyers ore operating for timl no dim- New Or lean Sown Is about fently prefers fore taking a July 3.—Liverpool 2 to tonight; not needed, but will do no harm.' Lower opening duo to, tho leather conditions and the nbseni mnlpulatlon. Shorts are cove prices show slight Improvement. Todnv’g map shows fnlrly general rains over the belt. Weather conditions nre a rule cloudy, with lower temperatures Liverpool cables Meysenburg A Sullivan i follows: •Vhlnu and Japan nro tele graphing canceling cloth Western * forecast Indicates fair weather Einlgbt and Wedm fair to Increasing torles. For the balance. Private Wire to Ware A Lelnnd, New York, July 3.—The New York Com- merclai says: “The cotton world expects the report today to be bearish. The tip A good njan.v maintain that the neren, ns stated by the government Js too sum Tflsy put It at 3u.ow.000, and argue thm with present conditions maintained, tho outlook points to 12,500,000 bales." STOCK MARKET OPEie ACTIVE IT WAS AGAIN UNDER SELL ING PRESSURE id, the expectation seems to be that 'port will he between K*> and >G, though just why such figures should be considered bearish I am uuablo to perceive. On tbo other hand, a government anything below that of Inst mouth I should regard as intensely bullish.' GOVERNMENT WEEKLY REPORT ON WEATHER week. Arkansas (Little Itoek)—Forepart of tho week was cool and tho latter part wn warm, mean temperature being auovtt nor mnl. Well distributed and beneficial show ers nrriirred cv**pt In northwestern roun ds*, tho rainfall ftolng itbofo average. i —* —• —— “ ^ hoi cast, central andf soutuern counties below, Elsewhere the moisture supply Is apparent* iv sufficient over the greater part of tho state. There wos ample suushlue. Georgia (Atlantal -The temper: excessively high, a maximum of 103 d«- giees occurring nt Albany on 30th and the weekly menus ranged from 3 to 7 degrees a In n i • tin- normal. N-ntterni showers were frequent. The rnlufall was unevenly tile- t riba tad. Excessive rains occurred at a few stations, While there was no rain nt others. The rainfall was below the normal, Louisiana (New Orleans)—Showers durln the early part of week relieved tl rough In most plnees. Kalnfnll wns unevenly als trlbuted. being heavy In parts of central and southern parishes. The temperature was above the normal In tho southeasteyii parishes nnd about normal elsewhere. Sun- shim* wns doflclont. Mississippi (Vicksburg)—There was much cloudiness with raoderato temperature dar ing the forepart of tho week, copious show- turn was slightly above the normal. North Carolina (Italolghi—Temperature averaged about 4 degrees above thu nor mal, Tho highest report being l f ') degree* on tho 29th. • The precipitation was about one-half the normal amount. Some severe thunderstorms occurred, doing considerable damage la places. Oklahoma and Indian TarrltoryfOklohomai ~Weather was generally clear with mean temperatures near the normal. Precipita tion wn* unevenly distributed nml genurab Iv deficient, although copious local showers occurred ovor scattered areas on tbo 23th nnd Sutb. Houtb Carolina (Columbia)—Tha week wn* Texas (fialveaton)— Heavy showers and tbs twin astern nud prolonged In north- ramie nnd insiders hly riiitlias# aectlons *reee[vodf U no perature arerared about normal and w« k ... a, tbs maximum tamperstures being e 99 degree* In tb* last thres day*, •pting showers on tb* first two days. neek was generally d MmH rains occurred, at .. .... neaday and Sunday. Ualu la geueraUy DAILY COTTON LETTER* van*. July 3.-optI«u* In Liver- r ... 1 easy at a decline of 6 point*, the b»ss thus occasioned having l*e*n brought about by a somewhat heavy liquida tion of the long interest In anticipation of a favorable estimate of the condition bv the government. Spot sales were 8,000 l*tles, the old quotation* being reduced 4 point*. ' the earlier trading of th* local seeebm. -..cea were more or was erratic, but with an upward tendency, owing to tbo fact that Iso their profits. Thereafter tb- market ruled qulef and steady at a alight decline until tho Issuance of the cot"rnment's figures of 83.3 for the condition of «be crop up to the 25tb of Jane, whereupon a re action act In. but after mature reflection, the trade seemed to arrive at the r-fwicte- a that these figures were not eo bullleh — had at first Wo considered, afid under the Influence of frs* offering* price* again fell, away. A* far praynt dny pgpe- lect* are concerned, howerer. the govern- „ & &&&&'&& report* aabaeottent to the date at c«»*r,llluc the estimate have all denoted a suffi'.lebcv '* «■ ALABAMA I GIBERT & CLAY corrcc. provision* atlas rrA, OA. hsngelNew Orleans Cotton Kxrhange.fChlcago B^ard of Trade „ hange »New Orleans t»t<*ek Bxelisnge Uyen^l Cotton AsaortgLoa ffMl.x-hau**- New Orleans lb>ard «>f ’irate fiall**«ton L-tton hxrhnngi i , . . Private Wire# to nil Exchange* >ec«l tnd L.fla Di.Unc. T.I.phen. 52»*. W. R- FAGAN, M,n»a.r. A Few Fractional Losses Followed the Initial Dealing*— Vim Was Lacking. lly Private Leased Wire. ew York, July 3.—The security dealings today were governed entirely by the consideration that a market which had been going down continu ously for it week, with resulting loa was entitled at least to some sort of a rally. Evtn those who bellove that the tendency Is still downward, and that tho low price limits have by no means been reached, were willing to admit that this Idea wns well founded. Ac cordingly, the morning's operatt were given over chiefly to buying in against contracts for the decline, add ed to which purchases were made freely by professional operators who saw the opportunity of a small profit on the long side. Under the buying from these sources prices rallied very sharply after a half hour or so of un certainty at the opening. The stocks which have been sold most heavily for short account, such as Rending, Penn sylvania, Union Paclflc, Copper,.Smel ters nnd Colorado Fuel, were tho ones which rebounded the swiftest. Tho lower priced Issues and stocks whose movement Is slower made only ;i frac tional gain, while many of the manip ulated pool specialties made no ro- MponsH nt all. The utmost that could be said of the day’s happenings wns that they revealed u good undertone In the market and a cessation of 1I-' quldntlng sales without carrying much conviction that the turn for the better was anything more than temporary. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET JOpraiHIch Low.jCI. Clnsefprev. Hid. (Close Amalgamated Copper. ,..,„*•••••••••* Atlantic Const Line American Sugar Itetiulng furred Smelting lb*fining Mm I Union* an.I Ohio.,,. Mrooklyn Rapid Truutdt. Canadian 1’n.ltle Chlciigo iin<l Northwestern Chesapeake and Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron..,,, * Centra 1 Leather /. ! do ((referred Chicago aud firent West’ STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN New York, July 3.—Tho Ban says: “The stock market was once more wholly antler tho Influence of heavy liquidating sales nnd bold speculative operation* for the decline, which governed Its course through out lost weak. Not only were the lower •rices ou tho current declining movement ouched. but tho average nrlco of stocks idvanced to levels only It* points higher :hnn the low level touched In the break following tho Man Francisco earthquake, while some of the prominent stock*, such aa United States Steel shares nnd New York Central, Pennsylvania nnd Ainnlgft mated Copper stocks made now low rec ord prices for the year. In the forepart of the day, tho market reflected to n great er or les* extont views which, at tho eloso of Inst week, seemed to find considerable adherents in tho financial district that re cent declines In stocks hod been excessive nnd an upward reaction, If no more, - prices was clue. This was assisted by visible improvement In sentlnuuit Ip the London markot, but ntthough prices for American stocks were higher In London than they closed here on Huturdny, the rise was backed up by no purchases here for foreign account to spoak of. nud, therefore, although in the flrst half hour of trading here gains of a point or moro were made In many stocks, those soon disappeared under an outburst of selling for both ac counts. Thereafter during tho day the market, although uncertain at times, was a pretty generally weak one. One drive after nnotlicr was made at It, and op each occasion following tbeso onslaughts tho lies wero feoble. id Nashville...... New York, (iiitarlo and Western...., Pressed Steel Cur do. preferred Paclflc Mali Heading Republic Steel ltock Island do. preferred .In prefer eiflo it hern Hall way../+, *.,..,»••••«• •* **•«.. do. preferred. Rloss-Shcfflebl Tennessee Coni nud Iron..., Texas and Paclflc.... Union I’aelflc United States Steel.... do. preferred da preferred Vlrglnla-Csrolina Chemical..., do. preferred Western Undo Wabash do. preferred.............. 15 V 6o> b 05'4 uV„ 68 u.'h ..... ..... t i 114 HD* 111 I 1411*, 145 ; 14J ; 141*1 114**: 1UY U4«. JI4** 114** *m\i i *£tji *V, Svji f**i LM* ;-j | in* >'* nib, net*; m , n\\. ids in T * 74 1 73*4 74’*! 1l»*| 158*4' 1^>‘* 137L 155** | 15s 158 iflft : 196 193*4 193*1 192 i JJJ 6f> i »V 54*» 5I\ ..... :-4% 454; 4« i 4541 44‘* 4*> 5* | 4»s 35 1 34H 35 34V B - :tt 100 lo.>4: 100 100V4 100 | 100 H'ii \*\ Hi*. 18V lHi, p'.' ( 2074; 208 | 2".' I 2 *7 'JO7 | 1«S 1,183 Pil'i! 161\* 161 , I0I4 r.h»* ;><;\ M4: 66\ 5«\ ; 6t^ w*] ‘Bill •«' % 55** 6ti ! J40J4 S5\l ri 140 i»V i»4 i»**| :*) 97**1 35-S; 884 « Shi h L 190 I 1034 19..4I 11*14 1274 1J1* I )J9 j 128 NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. Private Wire to Glhert Clay. (Chicago, July 3.-The weak feature wheat yesterday was tho pressure of «• ■ifrcrlngH from the soiithu<>*i mid port. or otlM’lwlne. except fl shorts who covered freely «»n the w Indications are thu 57 |W iS»- (5341 6|U|- 83\ w.x' U\, :W4 99 | 99 I 99 WU ti*u/ tij* 143 145 143 3d!i -T>4 3u4 140 a %I 1424 14“', 334 .TIM, 334* 084 mu | 9M* 344 :u\| -'<1 106 105 104 ’ii’* ’ii* 1 ‘io” 44’m! 44V*) 4t»4 *43 i ’ia’i ’JJU ’oili 04ii 8.14! 33 9i41 9H G9 1444 lit** .U!|l 8u' S) 3I'4 141S 1414 :i3'» :u>, .-3*4 09** ivS 31 I 3>i 104 1U6 91*4 01*4 1J l:"* 4t 414 234 23W 4441 43*4 RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET weak this morning In anticipation of bearish bureau report from the government, hence mir market opened easy ut :i d.-ellnc of &4J9 point*. At the lower levels, good buying set In for account of shorts, who were glad of tho opportunity to get out before the report wns Issued, and price* returned to nbout yesterday's finals, where they played around until the government figures were read. Tbo figure* reported showed a decline In tb# average condition of 1.8 per cent from the June report, which wan a distinct disappointment jo th« bears, and the market rnn up nbout 10 points. However, speculation has la*en so limited of late that tho market Is prnc- two moat crltlcnl months of tho __ we believe cotton should bo- purchased on all recessions. ~ PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.’S DAILY COTTON # LETTER New York, July 8.—Interest centered to day In the ttentbly government report, wnlrti was Issued at noon, showing tip* condition of the crop at 83.3 i»cr cent, com- K iri.l with.BL« l»;t nojft, Tt r.nt »t jrfor nml M In 1*W. Thi, rpporl. wlili-h wai .ijwftiHl by tb* nnli«<*a*M to t*. nt '."J*’ feWTft After opMlnE down W point, on makw rahln. tb. t ,m>rk.t twain. «t«dy, on.l .ftrr th« onMIctto, of.tb. ,r*i«rt. n .harp rail, of 1W1 pol.t. took pt«r». Tb. b*n- •flrl.1 rain* wblch h*r. taben pUr. .hire th. rmiipltetlon of tbo teport do., not •bow th. tmproTKt condition »tnc. thyt time. U.Mpoot .pot mIm Oonttnna «m.tl, lint tbo d»Ptni*j from boro. ndnn.fjrm,- tlnnm tar*., w# do not look for ,nrtblHK niora than n tradlnf market at preoat COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. Now Tort. Jntj 1—Tb. nutrk.t for r.,|. ton iml oil wa. w qol.t, »Ttb tr.n. nprtMil nri-tly of mMm.1 MRH Th. dnly pomtton I. .till on certain, and while oErrlny. were ira.ll In thin market, there w«. .m.reuMr verr tl. wanted, nnd th. whote tnute held fnr tb. y„>r.rnro.nt rriwt on ratfnu to. f.n- th. *oT«nm.nt The itmurtk I' Urine fMtnre. tn«lay. ill- ' ng feature, wnn same Increased Inter- .. Mown nmoof f,».l»n hny.r.. The m.r- asyr*""* “ ^ * Opening. CIms. J. *tyfx3M& W ©3K4 August ScDteml/er ..»..•»••»»»•• 37 </.37 * l \ October 3IH't»34»* 3t4'f/25 November *l\mi 31*«f/3J Deceraber 3lWfii31«t 81V'/32 Melee %ti July et 17 etd YO Oct«Aivr at 314. Cioeed et—fl/. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Following If gHren tb* opening and r|o«iog of the New York cuffe« market AT NEW YORK. The following Is tho range lu cotton utuies In Now York today. Last Previous Open. High. Law. Hale. Close. Close. July. .10.1.1 10.2*5 11.14 10.22 10.22-23 10.24-25 Aug. .10.20 10.32 1119 10.27 10.27-2* 10.27-$ Rent .10.20 * 0.34 la20 10.29 ia77-2> 10.24 25 Oct. .10.19 10.31 law 10.27 10.2«?7 10.2324 Nov. .10.21 10.21 l*.2l 10.21 lO.n-29 10.24-fi Ucc. .10.33 10.88 10.23 ia30 19.3J31 10.22 30 Jap. .10.27 10.40 10.25 10.34 10.84-86 lo*24 Feb. .10.26 lifi 10.25 J0.2S 10.35-37 10.34-30 Mch. .10.34 10.49 10.34 10.48 10.42-44 10.42-14 Closed steady. AT NEW ORLEANS. The following Ii the range la cotton futures lu New Orleaus today*. Last Previous „ . °P*D* Low. Rale. Close. Cl July. .1017 11.0B 10.91 11.05 11.0648 11. E* n p m unit Q/n. .tats iik» 10.1t ta.« Nov ...„ .... itCS-X toil ii Hit. .la» J0.» 10.11 toss IQU lO-Jfl .Inn. .10.1S 10.13 10.2S M.91 in m 31 la.zS .31 Fell lajM7 Mrh In.wtt 10.41 U DISTINCT IMPROVEMENT SHOWN IN GROWING CROP New Y’ork, July 8.—The Run says: "Liqui dation on th»» ovo of the government report to be issued today caused n modcratu de cline In prices. The doollno was due partly, however, to qulto a favorable crop report Issued by tb'* Tlmes-Denjocrat. It shows that, as a rule, quite a distinct Improve* ment took pine** during the mouth of June. HcnIiIcw. I.l\crpool was dull nnd disappoint ing. Fall Uivoi* ndvlces ludlcatlng th«i pos sibility of stocks accumulating there, labor contracts ure beginning to expire, the weather wns generally favorable and Wall street nnd other operators sold. There was a good deal of evening up of transactions pending the finnoiiureuient of tho bureau report, and If possible the market was nnr- ri.uer »hnii ever. The guesses <*n the bu reau report to be Issued today run nil tho ay from 82 to H8 nnd even a little bjghi ut aa a rub* they are nbout hi to H3 ugnlust 84.6 Inst mouth. 77 n year ngo n M In 1901, tho higu record year. Tho llous- estimate was light, spot murkut* In tha j were firm and even some of tho bear houses begin to tnkc tho ground that It iu/i I'f iMi.v l" ftillt'W .'in' tier II to* uii-l.-r 1" until a good crop Is assured. Liverpool »u«l recovered later.”—Glbert A Clay. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. Privet# Leased Wire. I'hlcago. July J.—l!og»— Roeelpts tfxlav 17.UO*. Mmkct strong to 6c liluher; quali ty fair; left over 4.949; bulk |6.70©E«J: estlmnlcd for tomorrow 37,000; light litt V'5.H74; mixed K4r.fi5i.70: lienvy |6.26fi- rough 88.4508.40; pigs |5.6.)fild.(in: rot $&.8t>flC85: good to choice heavy 80-804/6. Usttlo— Iteceipta 6.W'. Markot strong; quality fair; bWvW 84.10716.15; cows 81.3'Mij 4.60; heifers 82.40fr6.15: colvea 85fi6; good prime sters 85.19476.16; poor to medium |4 Ut<h5.2U; Stockers and feeders 82.C-/r/4 45. filiygh-JEstlninted receipts 10.000. Market temly; qunllt.v fnlr; uailvc J3.2T.4j0; western 83.25tf6: yearlings 85.h0#0.60; lambs |5tf7; western 15^7. ^ BANK CLOSING NOTICE. Wednesday. July 4th, Is a legal holi day. The banks composing th# Atlanta Clearing House Association will b# closed for business on -41mt day. J08KPII A. McUOItD. President. DABWDI O. JONBM, Manager. CONDITION OF GRAIN IMPROVED. Chicago, July 8.—Snow's cron report for “*‘#n of win fcl last busholH, compared with bis estimate of 437,- 000,000 bushels lust year. Threshing returns so far available fully Justify harvest vX- pert a Mon*. Spring wheat condition gained nenrly 6 points during June nud now stands nt 88.4. against 90.1 last year. Excess of rainfall nnd some appearance of red rust In tho northwest accounts for the decline. If re cent rumlltlou Is iimlutnlncd until harvest a crop of 285,000.000 bushels Is a reasoUQblo •xpwrlatlop, |— ■ . StioiTii . tints show a furth< .. during June, mulnly In Nehrnska with the general average on July 1 standing St 82.2, against 80.9 Juno 1 and 91.8 Iasi year. This would Indicate a cron of rather under Jfi.O0O.OnO lumhelM or fully lO.OW.yyj buslcls less tbnn Inst year. NORTHWEST CAR8» blllty of n acne# lu tho naj appears remote at the mm 0'iru aud oats appear to bought. The high prices Record-11 era Id says: “Crop Expert loglls a#yi tlmt the weight test on this >ear’s of winter wheat will mak# a remark- _ showing. He itgui-es that It will lie about four pouudri heavier per hushed than last year’s Winter Wheat. or above ui pounds, ns against n little ore the w#lght Inst year. Karli i construed to mean about 7.000,OtJ more tufil weight tlmii tho netnnl weight of last year’s total measured bushels. This would mean tlmt the 19*; crop would weigh out nbout 80,000,000 lumhels heavier than last year's, luglls estimates that this year m winter wheut crop la easily 40.0 *'.W luisliel* larger than Inst year, but he coutendi that the 1905 government estimate was too high. " ’Wheat must go ultimately to an ex port basis.’ said James 1>. Teiuplctou, 1 consider that hedging sales of Julv very dsnyerons. A wet hnrvost would i July to 10 premium over September.’ “Cash grain houses unanimously reported tljnt Boot horn Illinois, Uklnlu “ ‘ ““ * Kansas City dealers freely with their offer thla market. “Parch*### of new crop wheat by this market yesterday aggregated about 150.000 bushels. Th«* bulk of this was. soft wluter wheat from Oklahoma, but there wns u fair sprinkling of sales from southern 1111 lads. I'mbabh a l.alf tbucii ears *»f new wheat from both nectlons were ou tho local on tuple cables yesterday.*’ Reports hero any heavy rains southern Minnesota which map docs not show. O'llrlen buying September wheat freely l!e udd qulto lot yeaterdny. Looks Ilk* LIchitern. Chicago fntor-Ocenn: PcIlTerloa the mills. At Chicago HulTiurd \V A. 1). Month delivered moat of tho 9Q5J)Qt) wheat sent out; which wns taken in largely by Pringle. HeJlverle# of corn wer# 730.000 by elevator Interests, of oats 0Q,Ott), pork inv) barrels. d«*H\oretl iii**it of tin* i-mvlslom lour took In tb» short rilm. Cash business In wheat lu Chicago yes •rdnv wa# small, being confined to car •ts for ahlpmont to mills. No. 1 northern er Hcptember and old No. i OPENING IN WHEAT LITTLE CHANGED WEATHER NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST GOOD Gables Were Reaponaive to De clines in the Chicago Market Yeaterday. Hut, lr Imvv In .if corn i lef#rild ship re 2O0.0OO bushels, partly [•nt. and of oats 85.000. mb' for 2H'.'Hj'i corn at Chart' . lHc nt Iluffnl ell liiftrmed Mlimoapolls man wired # la only one little aoro snot lu thb country, ab»l that Is around Hillsboro, North f>akota. Ilverythlng Is perfect out Mo of tlmt Motion/' Drought 111 Argentine, which was begin niug to bn a factor In the wfiept marker has been broken. A cable from Argeniimi soys: “IVhcnt shipments will b** light. Ou lug to rain up conntrr produce Is coming forward slowly. Ilnlnrall general, nnd will lo much good. Every prospect of th# ruin 2 hard .,.1.471.517 1,521,741 U6,B| O. f red 31.917 49.964 P1.2I8 a. 1 Northern.... 747.611 845,811 472.266 Total 2,253,976 2,444.629 7M.4< Porn, contract 98M&0 444.(kmi 2,fil3,0t Onta. contract 879,003 OLfiO 119.$ New Hpanlsh (Iqtli Minneapolis , Duluth ...... Chicago ..... Today. Week. Yonr. Wheat Corn . Ost# .. Hogs , CHICAGO CAR LOT®. Today, Tomorrow. EES:: iJ *1 LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat opened U t » S lower; 1 30 p. m., U 0 H lower; clo#e«l Vj fo V, lower. Corn opened *A lower; 1’J) p, m , % lower; closed S to H lower. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. The following figures show th# primary movement of wheat nnd corn:- Whaat receipt# tn«lay. 385.000 bushels, against 174,000 liiiNhela Inst yenr; shipments to*lay 21U*4) itiiMh-lM, against :wV*«) ’ ' Inst year. * mint# todav. 967,000 b ___ _ last year; ahir Wrt bMB — bushels last year. Immediately, wheat, 40 35 per com . »wi*r on oilier ceronls. A wire from Ilorrcy Where ttircelilng from M to 16 fa ns cxnerleit. Il In g..|ug 1.1 f»> :'fl |)iibh.|s ones figured on S busts of 1C bushels. They nre unchanged cent advance on flour, i oru nnd 10 per unly. Kan., Chicago, July 3.—-Wheat ha# a xveoK turn early on tho clear weather In th# vinter wheat belt nnd northwest. Fr#t clltnff of new wheat over night from •outhem Illinois mainly and on pro- •sslonnl selling preasur#*. The pro- esslona! selling wnn overdone, short# vere buying nnd n few larger longs re instating later on the Htrongth In corn, the announcements of export sales of 64.000 Manitoba wheat for ex|w>rt and on n#w# of a disposition on part of Home Illinois grower# to stack and hold u h*-at Snow Issm-d a h jm.i i Indicat ing 440,000,000 winter nnd 365.000,001) spring wheat or equal to 723.uun.aan alt told ve. promise of* about 700,000,000 from government June 1st. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Th# Chicago grain market ranged as fob nr# todaj; Opaa. CORN- July. . . f Hcpt. ,. 6 H#pL Dec. . , sc* air, FORK— July. . .17.80 JT.80 Sept.. ..lis.’li 17.10 Jan. . .14.9J 1199 LARD— July. . . . 8.83 8 87 Rcpt. . . 9.02M Oct.. . . 9.05 RIDER- • 85% 9.05 Oct. . .. 9.85 IT, ffi* 9.27 V4 9.23 MV# :ttt*4 17.124 10.90 b»d»74 3)^ ii m ‘ 9-224 Cash wheat. No. J red 844; No. 2 do 814: No. 2 hard winter 794lnJ4; No. 1 hard winter 75QU: No, I northern spring M'jjl No. 8 do <C'41f8l4; No. 3 spring 7s SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Eatabllahed Offlee flouth. conor stocks bonds main Ground Floor Gould Dulldlng. Daily market letter and market manual niHlIcd on application L.J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, ORAIN Correspondent's Capltil $250,000 axpxacNCC, the nkal bank PHONE MIT. ^MUOCNTIAI. I MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Ir Private Incased Wire. New York, July 3.—Money 34G34: l»*t . >hu 24*: closing at 8 per cent. Foreign cxrhango inarknl: Dcinnnd 81.8425 c4.8445; cablet 84.M7.V/(4 848>). C. E. CURRIER, PrMldanl. A, E. THORNTON, VisfrPr.,id*nt. H. T. INMAN, VI«*.PrMld*nt. OEO. R. DONOVAN, Ca.hl.r, JAMES 8. FLOYD, Awt Caihltr. ’Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. $14,250 LAHDN0TES6PER CENT Made by one of the wealthiest men in Atlanta and equally indorsed. No Brokerage Nor Commission. 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