The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, July 03, 1906, Image 10
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
TIT-HDAT. JULY *, not
ONE CENT A WORD
CASH MUST ALWAYS occom-
piny out-of-town orders.
Want Page Grow.
Situations Wanted will
hereafter be inserted on
this page free of charge.
If yon want a situation,
send your ad. to The
Georgian.
Each ad. will be limited
to three lines, one inser
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTBD—QOOD STRONG WHITE HE
as helpers Id th# foundry to l«• ■
er»* trade. Oood pay to start
better pay la two or ttaraa moutba.
those with good refer* ‘
Wlxvirh Mill Mfir. Co.
MEN AND HOYS WANTED LB J
plumMujr. plastering. bricklaying.
Hal offer life arbolarablp fifty dollars. <
payments; position guaranteed; fraa rati
Ingiie. Coyne Uroa. Trade Schools, Ns’
York, Chicago. Ht. Louis.
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
WORKS.
Waterworks.
v»a you wm to mw<>hb op v
gnoda? If ao, call up 8)06 (Itrll).
“ 1 Comp
up 3
___i Auction and Bain
nth Pryor.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED
our sewing room.
work. Experienced
day while learning. A
Ntinnally Bros. & Me*
36 W. Alabama street.
Kipertroeed oparatan mak. from
112.00 par «wk, and wa will alt, r
wages to tboaa without .ip.rl.ar
th.» learn. If goo llr. oat of ,
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
cl... t-dler mab.r.
grader. JocaaoortU*.
hm
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
At ntimna 1. N. P., S Capitol are-
WANTED—AGENTS.
ney a.
Hvlr. I
Co. Manila, Ala.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
RLUOINT. HUSTLING
A t 1 ■> r. t a lis
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
■■■I also to rent stone crusher and
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
nfab riruiubon iw .ill* ..uir*
i.nt Co, W. nptlr. rrroaatrart. .«•
ns., bop ui ooU aatemnbllra Uarace.
: Mltrb.ll street, Atlaola. Oa. Ml
ATTIt ACTIVE SKINS WILL BRING YOU
_ • nrac Far high^^rade^rock rail oa
North Pryor strecL
IIAvi; Gtttft DWiiuJit rlANo for
1 sale. Address'llano, rare Gecrgtan.
for hALe-onf, 111 ON hahk, Poifl
gas are lamps, ouu showcase and oos
| counter. Cole Book <*o., 69 Whitehall st
till! HoVfilkitS luerum asi> maL
rage t.’ompaar, at X lontk Prjor street,
will buy or self you out.
for HAl,fc-tWi» i-oTH, drhIUablV l/>-
rated In llollfirnod remeletr, Atlenta.
Or would eirhange rlther or both for I'lano
or best reasonable offer. T. A. Buxtoo,
I Girard. Ga.
Poll HALE-TWU tAII LOAIlS PINS
Brorkwax aurrlra. runaboota and depot
wagons Nothing heller made. Ororgla
I Vralrle Mfg. Co., U and It Want Mltrbrll
II atrret.
' foR kViihKk ritiii;
. workmanship guaranteed. Georgia \s-
" hide Mfg. Co.. A and 62 West Mitchell st
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU IBB TUB ATLANTA
Wreeking Ca’n new line. Je.t added e
toll line of irnnka. travelers’ supplies and
f.neral offlee anppllra. The rbraprat ever
sold. Ws tiuy, sell or exchangs everything.
$7 and W West Mitchell Strtsf. Bell 'pbooa
109.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LUMBER—WR HAVE THREE MI Mil
manufacture flooring, celling, siding and
lath. Writ# na for d.Ilrered pries,. XU-
lira Lumbar Compaag, Box 107, Cordtl*.
ALL ETYLEfl GATES. WIRE AND IRON
fences sold and erected. Fencing for
- icceaaors Tilly fence Co.. 41 West Hunter
street. Phones 206.
Foir Tire' NHXt tKH DaVi4 1 WliX
rat mg m anils to Ok. Carroll, Iho tailor.
171 I’rarhtreo street, opposite Anson bot.l.
AT t.'oAt-Mr HfO<?K OF IK On BA FKd
and vault doors to bo sold at eoat during
next week; now la your time. 21 B. Broad
street. R. W. Kills, Atlanta.
mrenuffr-iTisif Tnit B paid pot
green poplar wood unapllt; shipment* to
be nmde^gt^oof^ Georgia Wood J’laater
EDUCATIONAL.
RTroTtTTrfS7::'1mTTRk'T^.
writing, mathemallea, grammar and spell-
Ing laugnt In erenlaxa. Htokelg’a Hboriband
and Bnataea* He bool, MM Fenchtren street.
L08T.
HTRAYKI) FROM NO. *» CRICW HTItELT,
one Iron grajr mare, with sore ra right.
Retnrn to Moll l’lnmblng Co., 4s South
•ryor street.
LOHT-At BALI, 1’AllK 1 OOLU WATCH,
open fore: old gold fob. Bowsrd sail oo
questions saked. II. L. II. .ogravad op
wateb and fob. It. 1. Hopkins, ilt Kqul-
tMT^VAUNfAiM PEN UftSBAV Af- 1
(ern.H.n. Reward. A kaepoake. ’Phona,
Main 4417.
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOM8.
COOL. 1’LKAHANT ROOMS (1 TO M A
week, latdglng tl a week. Mrala R.W a
week. 10<4 Trlnllg arenue. Bell pbose
2341. Atlanta phona (7(7.
CUBAN. COOL. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for man, (1 per waeb. No extra
charge for two In room. 10 Trlnltg arenue.
D. llone 2248. Atlanta phona 2707.
WANTED—TO RENT.
tpySTCT)^T'1l1!SVr^''''inTTr^X
live or alx-room flat or cottage (by a
northern family of four) within ten min
utes walk of postofflce. Address with par
ticulars 11. X. L., cars The Georgian.
FIREWORK8.
mffiwoiiRH..
FOUIITII OF JULY FIBBWORKS—WILL
open aloeb at junction I’eachlrra nnd
Ivy streets, and earner Hnrtnx and Alex
ander streets Julg (. A. W. Farltnger.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROnOH,
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phone, 1X3. X B. Ilnnlef St
WILLIS WALL .PAPER COMPANY.
largest stork In Hontb. M N. llrood Ht
“KENT LIGHTS.”
T 2,fdWws..“f5sv uo iKffi2s:
Phono 4ML
SHOE REPAIRING,
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
WALL PAPER. i
j. M. QUICK * CO-WALL PAPER.
B.Wr^'arS^rnT.'i.n::
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
tor Talking Macblnra nnd Reeords. Jut
revel red large ronalgnmaat a* macblnra and
over 10,n>t records. Immediate attention
given mall ordffa. Wa want tha names of
all talking morhlne dealers In tke aoqU.
Writ* for eetalecoe. Alexander-BIgso ST
UICYCLE* - AND (tlNDRIRA—LAKOBST
Nryrle nnd anndrg dUlribntora In lha
1991 catalogs# aud prlc# list. Alexander-
Elys* Co.
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laata. Oa.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED BK GOLD CROWNS tl UP. 7
without pain. All work gnarantood II
year. Uoira Dootal rarlora. White- P
hall Slower Bmmono’ clothlagMora BsU ■
Wt: U6VL htoUL PAck'ANb mup * k
household (nodi: iBBurauc# rate ons oer .
fry. ■ . t
IKfSon.tr Tri«- *i6S~PAiSfsi:
Signs, ban sera, flago and lag decora tlaaa
for apodal ocraataaa. (Mg R. Alahonm St
TEETH
Sra£?i5ra v £il .iihSS?2ffi:'
All work gnaraaleed u gram. Lnalor l»ea-
"BKS; so,.*-
Aar
XT. JOSt*. nntlKKM BUOKF.R.
TZ m Caamry BUI
ITTWi I
A
mr ham "i TrmiCiR tw olikstb
now who wish to latest from $&w> to
J ••<). If you bars a small attractive prop-
ton for sale, or wish t# sag are a part'
. sea aa at oaca. Bellamy Baafaeas
taor. im Camtlar building.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HAILWOODS. IDEALS
•ad all other tushes at bargala .prices,
fa can sell yoa a register, evitable for
njr buataeaa, at a price that caaaat half
Caab*I?*imonthly payments Every register
gaaraatead for two year*. Boothera Cash
Es'&S’wBr** **•■*
TO OUR ADVERTISERS.
We have in The Georgian office d large number of answers to advertise
ments inserted in the want pages. Many of these have been in the office
for more than thirty da\~s. Among them may be one or more for you. We
will take pleasure in delivering these letters if those to whom they are di
rected will call or send for them. They are not in our wav,, but we are* of
the opinion you would like to have them, othenvise you would not have adver
tised.
BECHT l-IANO CO.;ON. FORSYTH.
YOUR TEETH
TILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM;
proved mtba. AH wort guaranteed la
ran Reasonable prices. Lanier Dental
Parian, Mt Wbli.ball St.. over Emmooi
rlotblor atof*. Ball photo SPJ.
OLD HAT8 MAOE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
rle.neil and reshaped, Me.
Soft and stiff felt hat. cleaned and re-
JAST CAIN ST. NEAR
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
_ 1 134 psr month. This
a enccUlly good ranting property and
i ba bought at 13,780. Cain or terms. Bca
i for bargains.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Suburban Homaa.
Tha flrat month will be (Ivan FREE
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones 5488. 412 ' Peters Dulldlng
13,000—CHEAPEST AXD BEST HOME
near Grant park on tbts aide. Hga S r.,
on corner, east front lor, 16x160. shade,
level and house only about a year old.
water, gaa, sewerage, ate. This place will
bear cloaaat Inapectk
4 r. and hall, lot 48x175,
$2,780—COLLEGE PARK HOME. 8-R. 5-
I story, corner lot, 100x190, tevuL shady,
I lovely. House is good as new. This pla**«»
t Wurth a lot more money thin this, being
tntlfully situated In Atlanta's prettiest
$4.260—BRAND NEW 8-B. 2-STORY HOME
on good north aide raved street; car line,
ate., oouae la double floored, storm sheeted.
did home or Investment.
$260—ONE ACRE MARIETTA CAR.
fronting 100 feet on car line and Marlcjtn
dirt road; runs bark 400 feat; good neigh*
borbood. Village being built hare.
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Bell 2528 Main.
Atlaita 37.
A BIG BLOCK FOR SALE
We are offering for sale a tract fronting on
Spencer, Vine and Thurmond, 285x387, for $3,-
500.
This is about 1-2 mile from Terminal Station,
near Electric Light Plant and Rug Mills; it is
the only block you can buy on west side. Big
demand for small building lots in this section.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR
EMMETT. HEIGHT,
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
showing the “ArrlVaFani^Departare of l’av
a*ngor Trains of the Following Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To—
* 8 Nashville 7:10 am * 2 Nashville . 8:35
|.7$ Marietta . 8:35 nm 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm
1 Nnshvllle
. 8:60
pm
CENTRAL OF OEOUOIA RAILWAY,
Arrive From— Depart To—
13:01am
I .*00 am
$27,100—RENTS FOR $2,900. ON LEASE. TO
delighted tenants. la close In on north
8 rooms; havo
It now has a new church, neatly
Rent $20.00 par month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
57 Inman Building.
Bell Phone I486.
rn HAVE FOB RALE REVEBAL BEAU-
tlful lota on Juniper afreet. These lots
OFFICE SPACE FOR
RENT.
IN EQUITABLE BLDO. WITH ONE
other party. Large, nice office with use
of lmth phones. Address "Equitable." care
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
614 Empire Building. Phono 887.
LOOK AT THIS!
200x260 FT. R. R. FRONTAGE, CLOSE IN.
Modern bull,Hug on same, containing 16. •
*' '“»t of space, worth not leas
if taken within a week can
128.000 for entire
than^VlSW^ If taken wftbln"a weak can
sell at $29,000 for entire property.
M!TRALK=i7.5.^rwiXl FifRi iu5iTa?7
elegant 9-room boose, lot 100x200 ft., In
$4,600.
FmT
In u
VE NEAT > AND l.ftoou COTTAUKS
to. brat part of W«,t End, tram 12,SM
HlWOM.TBfCUV NEW TINTEli
. walls, cabinet mantels, Meldrlm at. Only
$L700. Terms.
BKaITtIPCl Nfitf lMtot’tii i!6Uhe 6it
PrachlrM. with or.r on. «cr* of around.
Price t»,&00. Liberal trim, or will *z-
china, for meant property or imallor bom,.
ni‘">Ni>~\vi , fn , is
• . Price.
RnLTKojfKRnfutrr
«!«r 'Js'ft i«*f
$900 to $26,000 per lot. Bi
yonr money
trrSrw
small lots. Price*
and double
ear.
rarWAN** a ftvhln*KsSTifii ’ W2
:va clients who will buy and Improve
DUNLAP STREET 1
FOR SALE—One of the
best places on Dunlap St.;
fine house and lot. Price
reasonable. Must be sold at
once. See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St,
TEETH
S&. 1
for rent.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
,ht ro.Hn. two-aton, frame, double
In on lb. ooutb ski. of Baltimore
retwran W..I Prarbtra. and Hprtna
Is a thoroughly modern bouao; bn,
I and cold wntor. snUooarr wnnk
porcelain both, rloorl, .Ink In tko
: the lot la 48 br IM frat: baa a
aorrant‘a bouse: baa a hot «lr furnac In
tba basement: tb. loratton I. flrat<laao In
tfjr ranpwt: will rant nr Iran, to tk.
•bor L IM. nt M> per monlb.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
18 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phone. (IB.
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS.
Take Luckic St. Car to
Waterworks.
SPECIAL.
A GOOD COTTON, CORN. WHEAT FARM
of M acres, 200 acrae bottom, U-rooat
dwelling, tenant boonn. good barns and
oathonsra; wheat tad corn mills. AU b'
lags la good repair; flu. patent roller pro
em to mill. . Tbla farm Is wall located In
a good neighborhood and oalr It mlloa
from Atlanta. Tbla Is an opportunity to
bar one of I bo boot. It not tko eerr book
farm In this country. Boo or write na
for fnrtbrr Information'tad price.
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.,
24 South Broad Street.
MATTING BARGAINS!
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ROLIJt
al the following eat nrtrea. All new. fmh
matting. W, bought It at a bargala and II
roes at a bargain:
iu A hol.L f 5ATHS‘d...:... ~ fal-ra
iitA'iiou.MACfisir:
. Boi ir-MAiTTNiTT
lie A ItnTX II 11 l M
■a kiif.1. UArrlSU...
m A~Ki»n. ~u irrixii....~ '.kb
ht‘Y"uTiilif Si>\V a.n'1> Aavk MoNKV:
m
ROBISON & BARNES,
IS & HUNTER ST
Savannah ... 7:10nm Macon
Jacksonville . 7:5) am Savannah ...
Macon 11:49 am Macon 4:OJ
Savannah ... 4:05 pm Savannah ... 9:16
Macon 7J5 pm TackaonvUIa . I
:3J pm
ATLANTA AND WEST FODfT RAIL*
ROAD.
Arrive From- Drpnrt To-
•SHma 'Montgomery 6:30 nm
•Montgom’y . 7:40 pm *Montgomcry*12:45 pm
•Selma ......11:35 pm *801010 4:20 pm
LoGranga ... 6:20 am LaGrengo .... 6 JO pm
•Montgom'y . 8:40 pm *Montgom'y ..U:16pm
•Daily. All other trains dally except Sun<
H /il tralna of Aimntn and Went Point
nallroad Company arrive at and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, co
Mitchell street and Madison arenas.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Augusta .... 6:00 am •Augusta ..... 7:1
3oayara 6:45 am Llthonla lo/i
Covington .. 7:44 am *AugusU 3:30 pm
•Anguata ...12:>0 pm Conyers 6:00 pm
utboota .... 3:25 pm Covington ... 4:10 pm
"TOE AuKra^!,*, txnpi*a“
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Arrlv* From— Depart To—
Washington . 6:30 am Birmingham • 6:40 am
AbbavlUa 9:00 am Monroa . . .7:20 am
Memphis. . .11:45 am New York .
NawTr-^
Shown In Central time.
STATISTICS.
DEATHS.
.Ring AIIIbb Iltack. aged 1 year, wat a
cldentally drowned at u, stonewall atreot.
. J O. Oieeder. »7 yrara old. died of
typhoid fe„r. al I'rrobyt.rlnu ho.pltel.
E. Smith, 4> jroara old, dlM of gas-
trill, at lionet!, Station.
John Coley, * yean old. died of acd
dent, at Grady boeplfal.
„ „ BIRTH 8.
To Mr. and Mra. Ham Sirin, at 177
Gilmer atreat. a son.
. To Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace, at
14 Oaaperd atrret, a non.
To Mr. and Mra. Robert UcK.niio Mitch
ell. at UI Fowltr atrret. a son.
PROPERTYTRAN8FERS.
tl and Ir>r. and Affection—J. M. l’lrrra to
naan II. I’terce, lot on corner of Foudrra
renue and Kourtb atrret Wararnty
used.
ILtoe-Mary J. Rrntlry to Joerph Hlrach.
lot on corner of Short and Tennella streets.
Loan dead.
1700—11. A. IIow.ll, Jr., to AmrlUt Hlrach.
lot on latwn strral, UI foot out of Hun.
Loon dMd.
—Grttrgo H. Donoran to Fanny Jo
. , lot on l'orler place, between reach
trae^ and Wait I’eacbtreo atreetg Loan
two—O. A. Howell, Jr., lo Amedla Hlrach.
lot oo Lawn afreet, (tl feet east of Uam-
mood. Loan dead.
*700-floine to some, lot on lawn otroot,
UI feet east of Ho *
(700—Home to anmi
tR fret east of Ilu
IMO-Mra. Amelia R. Woodall to Central
Bank and Trust Corporation, lot on Kear-
“(T^aii'-T^w^cV.r.^Tru.,
Company, lot on corner of Irwin and 1111-
Um afroota. Loan deed.
tlK-Baot I*olat Land Company to C. A.
Tbainpooa.^^ot oo laiwo avenue, In Eaat
(*%0—Fra? n ijf |»ekrano to Mra. Idollna
, Kllard. lot on North Pryor atroot, In
root of Kimball bouae. Warranty deed.
BUILDING PERMITS.
(T.hfd—Fllrbugb Knox, to build Iwo two-
story frame botioee, at X and ft Hurt
»x. to bnlld two two-
nd 784 Edgowood avo*
Itio-Dr. R. Ilnnt. to bnlld oo.-otory
frame Imlldlng at n Cooper atraot.
tub—W. L. Hmlfb, to repair bonne at
122 Crescent arcane.
1120—Lola Hawklna, to add to one-atory
frame dwelling at 16 Solomon stmt.
(6.M6—E. U Waterman, to bolld two
taro-story frame dyreUlDfi at 1(2 and 164
A t*x£-Wllllam Adler, to make repairs nt
corner Mitchell and Pryor stmts.
(LdW-CIty of Atlanta, to add to school
bonding nt corner of Dtrls and Thurmond
streets. _
(WO—Mias If. Murphy, to repair one-
story frame dwelling ot 460 Central avo-
ll.WO—Harry SHrennan, to make Interior
„ vVe«- ’
rat Alabama strvet.
Bavaaaah Sa 1209.... KKH 108%
COLLEGE PARK HOMES V
DON'T PAY RENT.
• It Is exceedingly bad form to do so when yon can pay your own money back la
your pocket, by coming to me. Just run your eye orer this!
We’ll build you a boose Just like you wont It, on easy payments, from tsu
to 13,000, If you buy the lot. t-room, modern, new bouao on corner lot, 8100 caih.
balance nay monthly payment*..
4-room modern new house, same terma
(•room, new, modern bouae on large corner lot; ISO casb; balance easy monthly
payment!, 7. I and 10-room houaea ,
Tbs College Park Land Company hare 2,000 lota to select from. (100 to 1500
Mcb. Come out and see mo, or call roe up.
Office at end of car line. Bell Phone 37-J Eaat Point Exchange, College
Park, Oa. I sell everything at College Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE.
ieimea id vo 91.
1’eachea. per crate. $1 to $1.60.
Pineapple* $2 to $2.60, market at present
Ime well stocked.
Itananan. straights. »•— bunch $1.60 tc
$1.76. Culls, per buncti, $1 to $1.25.
Watermelons, $7.60 to $20.00 per ICO; de.
tnand good.
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.-
Llve hena $5 to $7%c: fries 22V4 to 25c:
broilers 16 to 22%c. Live docks, Fekln 20
to Xc; puddle 25 to 27Hc.
Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 12c.
Eggs* per doaen. 17 to 17Vi
Batter, table, per lb., 30 to 22%c; cook
ing. per lb.. 12%c to 15c.
Honey—New KJlOc lb.; In Mb. racks 10
fillc,
VEGETABLES.—Iriih potatoes. No.
stock $2.50 barrel; No. 2 stock f.75.
Tomatoes, per crate, $3 to $2.60; demand
nod.
Corn, new, 16 to 2<V. per dozen.
Okra, per crate, $1.60 to $2
Old Irish r ‘
Cnntabmpea, per crate.
Blackberries 10 to UHc nuart.
Dewberries 10 to 12Vac quart.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOUR.—Poatela Elegant K35; Diamond
K tent $4: fancy parent $6.10; half patent
10 to 14.35; is.avy ML90* spring wheat
patent X.60OC Market strong.
CORN.—Choice red cob 76c; No. 2 white
74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c.
OATS—Choice white clipped, 62c; choice
white, 60c; choice mixed, 49c; Texas rail
proof, 60c.
MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel,
73c? bolted I40*!b. Jutee, per bushel, 69c.
Hborta, white, $1.40: medium, $1.26; brown,
$1.90: pure bran, $1.20; mixed bran, 81.16.
IIAYT— 1 Timothy, choice large Imlea, ll.JO:
d»»., choice small bales 31.14; do.. No. f
timothy bales, $1.06; do.. No. 2 $1; do., No. 1
clover mixed $1.06; do.. No. 2 cloeed mixed
^ULOVEIL—Choice »0c.
The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, and
subject to Immediate acceptance.
GROCERIES.
York Refined 4%
plantations 4% to
S iL—
arket stronger.
COFFEE'.—Roasted Arhuckle’a $16.50;
bulk, In bags or barrels, 12%c; green 10 to
12c. Market weak.
RICE.—Carolina 4% to 7V4c, according to
grade. Market very strong.
CHEESE—Fancy roll cream dairy, 14%c;
twins 14c; brick, 14c. Market strong.
PROVISIONS.—Hnpreme bam* 14#e. Dbvo
t compound 7H. Red Cross 7%.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
New York, July
New 1„ r
... _ sources continually and unex
pectedly makes Its appearance, and aa fre
quently liquidation must run lta course,
which Is Impossible to measure, —
role, befo L “**
take
mend .
tentlon to the Individual positions that may
“ OB
if ore auy change for the better can
Macon 6a. 2910...
Atlanta, la, 1911...
Atlaata. 4%a. 192.
Atlanta. 4aTli»4.....
... W
IL of Georgia flrat income...
do. second Income..., ••
do. third Income 96
Georgia M
Angaatn nnd Savannah 117
Sooth weotera 116
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
Jaly A—Print cloths were
qnlet and nnchnnged. Heavy gray goods
were weak, nnd nil fine yarn sheer goods
vec »ttoot.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
niiiv •• "MV,
r York. July 1—La-ally, rrflaml and
angar mark.t was atrady and .a-
pinrr, and we contlnne to rm
the trading position with rapoolal
a to the Individual positions that n
Indlrato wnknraa or atrrnglb, orlllng on
pronoonrrd rallln and buying tba stand,
ard atocka on wonknnara.'
. Marshall. Bpadsr k Co.: "Whllr yratrr-
day’a drrllna looked nggrd and dlabrarten-
lag. It alao Inokrd In some dlmttloas as
Anal, many storks showing mlatanrr nnd
evldoara of Innblr support. In lb# nt.-
•rare of unfaroraMe drvrlnpiarata today,
It will take rrry little leadership to gtva
concern tn on overronftdrat abort Interest
and anything like itrenxtb In Copper, Hteel,
Reeding or the trank Itnra. and would be
a good enough reason for the whole market
to show n better tone.”
The Panama ranat bond Issue Is not
liked, although the Impression prevail, that
the low prices now existing will lead np
to reinvestment of July dl.bnraenienta.
Can ere nothing ahead bat n fever*
and very nervous market attended with
regularity, If not declining tendencies.
Rnmmarynf yesterday’s market by Dow,
American stocks .In London steady at
about. parity.
Russian bonds continue very depressed
In Parts gad London.
„ rkefn Itnpror-
_ tranquil conclusion of Parla set
tlement nnd prospect, of rosy money.
Wide fluctuation. In London Copper
prices »scribed to manipulation.
Exchange continues at gold import painL
but further engagements of any roue-
queues net expected at peraent.
Call money expected tn ease off by end
ot thin week.
Average price of Industrie! storks now
below lowest recorded afire Frtaro break
and railroads L« per cent above It.
THE WEATHER.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
martdlsn time. July 8. :
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
^Atlanta, cloudy
•Chattanooga, cloudy
Columbus, p. cloudy
Gainesville, cloudy,
GrlSK 1 ctoody 0 ??.^! *.! I! 11!
•Macon, cloudy
••Montlccllo, cloudy
Ntwnan. clowly
••Uorne. p. cloudy
fipartanburg. rain
Tails poom, p. cloudy
•Minimum temperatures
Tcmp’turr.
Max.
illn.
w
86
91
96
90
91
n
90
98
96
IS
91
n
8
71
ill
tampsruturun
period ending at S a. m. this data.
"Received late (wire trouble); not in-
eluded ln_aver
▼life
luilctl In averages. _
Henry Kalnfnlia: Amite, Im., IKiChenty
Hie. La.. 2.20; Brtnhley. Art.. LB.
CENTRAL
STATION.
Atlanta
Augusta
Charleston ..
Galveston ...
Little Rock..
Oklahoma
havaanah
StiSSSL
DDL Average*
Temp'turu.
Wilmington 1» W 71
T Indira Ira InapprecUblo inlnfnU.
Ramarka.
tbau"for precedTyjny“■Ta'rijS
Dun and Arkansas.
J. B. MABBI BY.
Beet Ion Wractor.
May money rates this month.
Twelve Indestrtala declined » per reo'
of I’annul a loan taken as Indication Twenty active railroads declined -IK
that the secretary of the treasury expects cent
SpeciaJLNotices
The undersigned railways will re
spect Fourth of July as a holiday, and
will not be open to receive freight;
will be open to receive periehablev
until 10:00 a. m.
C. L. CANDLER,
Agt. Southern Ry.
J. R. MOCK,
Agt. Seaboard Air Line Ry.
G. I. WALKER,
Agent Georgia, A. A W. P.
and L. A N. Rys.
D. B. CARSON,
Agt. W. A A. Ry.
J. M. FAGAN,
G. A., Central of Ga. Ry.
LOCAL FORECA8T.
Atlanta and Vicinity—Ocranloiiat showers
tonight and Wednesday; uot so warm to-
WEATHER IN~COTTON BELT.
, fexas-Tyler, partly cloudy and warm.
Dallas, clear and warm. Houston, clouily
and cool. Man Antonio, Intermittent •how-
era since 4 a. m.; now^drlxzllug. Fort
Worth, cloudy auil pleasant.
Mississippi—Meridian, clear and pleasant,
light ohower yesterday. Grenada, cloudy
and cool. Natches. partly cloudy and cool.
Jackson, cloudy and coo). Yasoo City,
partly cloudy and pleasant.
Alabanin—llunUrllie, cloudy and cool;
rain yesterday and last night. Montgomery,
dear and hot. Birmingham, partly cloudy
aud hot.
Tennessee—Memphis, cloudy and pleasant
Nashville, cloudy and pleasant; looks Ilka
rain.
WEATHER IfTwHEAT BELT.
Sxtreme Northwest—Clear: 10 to 64 above.
Northwest—Clear: 66 to 63 above; local
showers In North Dakota and Minnesota.
Weat and. Houthweat—Partly nckbly; 54
to 68 nlMivo: scattered rain In »Nebraskn,
Iowa and IlUnola.
Ohio Valley—Cloudy; 06 to 70 above; gen
eral rains.
W EATHER~FOR EC AST.
. Louisiana and Mississippi—Showers Tues
day and Wrdnesdny; light to fresh west to
northwest wluds.
Geor
•bowel-
winds.
Alabama—Showers Tuesday, cooler Iu
south portion; Wednesday ahowers; light
to fread west to northwest winds.
Raatern Texas—Partly cloudy Tuet4lay;
showers and cooler In the Interior; Wednes
day showers and cooler on the coast; fresa
shifting winds.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
ern half of the l/alfed States wltk lta
trough extending from western Pennsyl
vania Into middle Tennessee. Accompany
ing this "low" Is generally cloudy weather
and showers have occurred over most of
the southern half of the map. The north
western area of high txirometer has pusb^I
southeast and now covers must of the
country between the Ilockles and the Mis
sissippi It la ceutra! this morning near
Miles City, Mont. The advance of the
"high" la canalug clear and somewhat cool
er weather to the southeast of Its center.
The conditions favor showers In this sec
tion tonight and Wednesday, not ao warur
tonight
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