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11 OTTI WHS DULL HO fttMLESS LIVERPOOL OVER THE HOLI DAY WAS FAVORABLE. Kew York’s Response Was Fee ble—Weather Over Belt Continues Excellent. NEWS AND GOSSIP 01 the Fleecy Staple. f p to midday, the market for future delivery In New York was featureless, the tuning showing unchanged prices to an gdrsnce of 1 point os compared with Tuesday'* Anal figures, which was a poor response to the advance In Liverpool over our holiday, that market being 6 points timber since Tuesday. Liverpool thla morning advanced the spot urlre 2 points to 6.08; sales 7,000 bales. *Tbe weather over the cotton belt c tioues favorable for the growing crop, bearish condition generally, but the bears sre not aggressive:. In fact, they are np- osrently taking little Interest In the mar ket while the bulls seem to bp satisfied if prices can be held steady until such time as present prices can be made to look attractive to buyers for- Investment. They claim this time will come In the n *°The hears have no conclusive an to offer for lower prices. They woui the cotton trade believe that crop pros- Beets are brilliant, and that a big crop is In prospect, though as yet they have not claimed It will be a record-breaker, and appear a little doubtful as to whether It will equal the previous bumper crop, which, the bulla claim, will not leave any too much In the visible supply after the world's requirements for consumption la satisfied, to carry over Into next season. Texas shipped lta first new bale of cot ton to New Orleana yesterday. Last year the first bale from Texas was received In .\cw Orleans on July 14, and In 1904 on July 6. The following telegram was received by • local exchange today from New Orleans: •The first new bale lias been shipped to our exchange to be auctioned; the pro ceeds to go to the charity, hospital here. It Is further said that the lower Bio Grande valley contains 1,000,000 acres, half planted in cotton, and will produce 1,000,000 bales, and thnt the other half la planted In cane, and thnt the United States need Import no more cane." Reci ‘ ‘ “ Pile * For Ilie unu nirt, icicipio ui iuc tu* terlor towns are 4.707 bales, against 16,* 187 last year and 913 In 1904. Shipments 9.748, against 22,452 last year and -.927 In 1904. Stocks 118,176, against 122,7'“ * 137.414 last year and 68,416 July In New Orleans Is gaining airenxiu, and a sharp advance wna scored during the morning trading, selling as high as 11.18. It Is thought•there will be aome* thing sensational doing In that option be* fore it passes out. SPOT con ON MARKET. Liverpool—nicauy, o.oau. Augusts—Quiet, 11 S*16c. Savannah—Nominal. 1014c. st. Louis—Quiet, 1075c. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, July 5, 12:15 p. m.—Cotton, apot quiet, with prices steady; middling up lands 6.08; sales 7,000; American 6,200; spec ulation and export 600; receipts 23,000; America n 22,000. . . Futures opened steady. Opening Range. July .. ..5.79-5.ro 6.71 July-August. Private Wire to Glbert & Clay. ”— w —*■ ’**’•* 5.—Liverpool was expected to be 2 The New York Commercial says: It is stated by large cotton mill Interests that on coarse yarns for distant delivery *the mar ket Is soft, and that mills are willing to accept contracts at concessions, now that they ore able to get yarns at lower ranges. New Orleans, July 5.—The western fore cast is for generally fair weather tonight except showers lu western Texas. Friday fair in Louisiana and Arkansas nml west Texas: partly cloudy for the balance of the dlstfrct. Today’s map Is, with the exception of light rainfalls on the Atlantic coast, very Private Wire to Wore & Lei and. Liverpool cables: "Steady, featureless market." Brownsville. Tex., July 4, wires: 'The first halo of cotton In the United States of the crop of 190) weighs 550 pounds, class' good middling, bus been shipped by tin* Brownsville Business Men's Club by Wells Fargo Kxpress to the New Orleans charity hospital. The net stock of cotton in Now Orleans .s 38,777 bales, against 53,945 at this time last year. The amount of cotton on ship board Is 25,450 bales, against 23,137 last year. WARE dl LELAND’8 DAILY MARKET LETTER New York, July 6.—Following the month ly report here Tuesday, tbs Liverpool cotton market advanced rather easily some t points during the holiday, so that there was little disposition to sell during the session today. At times the market <wai practically stationary, with prices fluctuat* Ing less than for some days. The range less than 3 points for two hours, these circumstances, little attention The most Important rs r ‘ the Georgia report wga _____ In view of the decline of 6 points In tho condition of that state during June, the re- K rt attracted some notice later In the day. general, however, the market failed to refund to news of any kind. About the only trading was that done by profession als. It would seem that the failure of RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET FOR AMERICANS NEW YORK SHOWED GAINS AT THE OUTSET. |OpenjHlgh NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. nt.-il Copper Count Line i Sugar Befitting.. imt all the best nows had failed to drive tS* T~“~ Previous . . November.. »..5.64-5.65. 6.55 Nov.-Uec 6.64 6.54 tHnvJnn ..6.53 '5.54 Jtn.-Feb 6.54-5.55 5.55 Feb.-March 6.66 6.56- ilareh-Aprll. . . .5.57-5.58 6.68 Closed steady. 5.58 £m i g r...:: 5.54 6.56-5.17 636-5.65 TODAY'8 PORT RECEIPT8. The following table shows receipts at tbs C irta today, compared with tho same day it year: 1306 1306 Nsw Orleans Gal vest ou Mobiltt Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore N«w York ............. Boston Philadelphia •1 » 901 199 1*49 <3 182 ys w 3606 300 154 1537 * « ‘ 184 Total . 3324 1703 INTERIOR N lOVEMEf iT. 1303 m Houston Attfnstn Memphis Ht. Louis Cincinnati 1 70 » 1612 '•6 . Total 341 3363 GIBERT & CLAY'S _ , DAILY MARKET LETTER Urleaoa, July 5.—Liverpool closed ■"■ey at loss of 1 point on summer months 8?** » similar advance on distant. do- JL 1 : 00 *- Spot sales amounted to 7,uOO bales, '* nol »«on« being raised 2 point*, and , l “ ark ? t **?.*■ exceedingly doll pemptlbl* chn us<' In thr —at to Ion, prorulln, .ml *t «». art only to In erratic* prononnwd iplrlt if couaerr.tliui. rto.[«c,, ,k. — ~wtlnu. J23K?* f " r 9* frowln* crop contlnu, 2 n,?? 1 ' "■'■•"MIsr to .dvlera rmirad by (onK.““' 1 w “» * om * compUlut. »r« .M h hS. “Sf.*** t,w ,nd f » r between 1,-1,“*' '►pral.l referenee to tie prera- .JvBMive moUtore In Locnlltlee of evrai* 1111 nn *l Georgia. The long expected "JiLI 1111 * of wnllnntlon. end 11 •“'•rwClnx dnjr of tbo prreent t2t.nl ! w,,, ber. not only the point mi- tn,,t •. bttt alto tke .tort In- JSK " tb- market Bnda ttaelf more ee- »t 7tLL ; u '^ Ml ,D<I benca more difficult -UmnT i, u !* 8>—WHEAT—Favorable r^bBIUona orer tke holiday and ter-toL 1 ’P c ** l ‘ boaaea who made Large ' wheat ov.f Wedneadar ra *r ket rollnc* rather week tje nBtateeekm. Darla, the ttewi?!' proBt-takln, by * «,!h „ r 11 '. who eoid eerlr. malted la »7>m. , “t.V* 00 * He. White It loofca aa carry on a _ ' In n con- inr change for tlio worse lu __ . _ La atnrt buying. Tliere Is Jttle In the market beyond buying on every break and Helling out on bulges, Chicago, July 5.—Wheat—There was quite a sharp break due to large re ceipts and fine weather in the north- we«L In fact weather conditions were perfect all over and local sentiment was made bearish to some extent, by the fact that country acceptances were quite large, with July sold against them. Support appeared, however, with shorts covering to some extent, al though the northwest sold through one set of houses and bought through an other. There were roports of black rust from various sections of Minne sota and North Dakota. At the close aentlment was somewhat' mixed, but one thins I* noticeable—that la, around present prices bears run very quickly whenever tho market shows any dis position to advance. Com—There waa i fine weather and car lota showing over the estimate, although trade was not very extensive. The Fatten house waa buyers of May, while local operators and ths crowd bought September, and the market displayed a stronger than many In the trade looked for. Oats—Trade waa rather small at tha start, but heavy selling appeared In the September kind oh looal account In a realizing way, due to improved crop prospects In many localities. Offerings were rather liberal for deferred ship ment, and the closing was easy, with proapeevts of prices working a little lower. Provisions—Very little trad« with packers on both aides of ribs, and while considerable bullish talk was heard, due to the advance In hogs, there waa not much disposition shows to tako on long stuff. New York, July I.—Abort covering was the chief sustaining Hictor of the etocls market today, following tho movement sterted Tursdey end continued tVedneedoy ebroad, the demand from the bears waa ex tended until the list gained In a number of stocks over 6 points from tlio low level. Tho market la entitled to ft fulilier rally, but the bear party Is not disposed to give up without k struggle. It will only retreat as the powers seuT buying ordera Into the market, and they do not appear to with to follow up buying by bidding aggressively aa yet. The technical condition of the market la very good, and ire think the abort Interrst Is very bulky. Its nervous* neea wee shown by the action of the mar ket abroad yesterday and here today. De velopments Indicate a change for the bet ter, sad we do not believe that much will b. accompllehed by tbe bear ratty, for many stocks are at tha Intrinsic lerel, and below that they do not remain — After the Opening Trading the Stock Market Continued Strong. to 4114 which had set In In Tuesday's market tinned In even more decisive fashion today, What little developed over the holiday wiu In the main favorable to the mnrket The Bank of Kngland made a poor showing in lta weekly statement, the proportion reserve to liability falling from 4iU to per cent, but tills was no more thou . . normal extent of the shrinkage la the week of tho quarterly Hettleiuents. lu n fort night's time, If precedent is followed, the Loss lu the reserve ratio will .be fully ru stored. Tho statement of the bank made, therefore, no particular Impression upon to day's dealings abroad. On our side engagement of 91.50J.000 Austrllan gold, uged yesterday, was well received, but i against this the local banks lost |200,0ou the subtrensury In tho 4H hours up to this morning, destroying nil tbe previous gain on tbe week. In the local atock mar- * * ~ e. Tho the bottennent which It was felt bad taLeii place In tbe market's Internal position os the result of the recont extensive liquida tion for short account. The market opened after the holiday with — — — ——*■— for Amalgamated nml Colorado Fuel gained •** The stock market ruled strong all through tho first hour with Loudon an Important factor on the bull side. Amalgamated sold ns high ns In London, when It was Ha here. Arbitrage brokers wore good buyers of Amalgamated. Steels, Union Pacific anti New York Central. The way stocks moved up Induced some urgent covering of shorts. Commission bouses did a fair business oa long side. 8T0CK SALES. do preferred.. American Cotton Baltimore and Ohio.. Brooklyn Itspld Transit Camnllnu Pacific Chicago and Northwestern Chesapeake and Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron... Central Leather.... do preferred Chicago and Great Western.......,.,..,,, Chicago, Milwaukee and 8t. Paul.,,..., Erie do prefei trie. Illinois Central American Ice Securities Louisville and Nashville Mexican Central Missouri Pacific ,,, ' New York, Ontario and Western....,....,! National Lead Northern Pacific New York Central Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania People’s Gas Pressed Steel Car....... do. preferred Fnclfle Mall itbern Hallway do. preferred. sioRs-sheirieid !!,!!!'!!*!•! Tennessee Coal and Iron. Texas and Pacific Union Pacific....... United States Steel;,..; ,7 * do. prefarkau.*. Vlrglnla-Carolina Chemical do. preferred .* Western Union Wnlmfli ,WlkbUbL> do. preferred Wisconsin Central do. preferred.... '*** favorable waath.. holiday and tho outlook thla me b» “ ' 1 1 I 1 t I | | I ; || ||| -«• of 111,MU. Cl wheat Indifferent. The only bull the moment Is the possibility ALL THE CEREALS L nortlyvest. Barring tills, pressuro of wheat la likely to force lower prices. m progressing well. In the cash qemaiul. As|i prlt Corn and oats cr _ ‘tore is some let up fn fhe cush rgresslve bull effort la needed to sustain Icet. RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET 11 a. m.. 12 noon .. 1 p. ru.. 2 p. m.. ..304.700 shares .,896,“200 shares ..607,400 shares ..617,200 shares MONEY ON CALL. PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.'8 DAILY MARKET LETTER. w . Liverpool did not take the figures of the government jih bull ish, and spots thero wero a couplo of points lower, with smaller sales, a ho con tinued excellent reports of the growing crop Is encouraging the shorts, and they aro bo- coming more active. Tho fact that tho T»'d HV that they do , Je. The prospect ket for a white yet. 5a tha * not remain Ion. ae favor, a tradlnr mar rtlher-te the fever’that mtiafly accompanies the pres ent condition of the nurket ehnll have worn nwny. The professionalism of thlnya makes a eevere punishment of the beer party entirely within raanon, end tt mi] eome suddenly and without waretn*. Con aemtlre operation, ere atilt recommended bat the sin of a cteartn. atmosphere mult not he Inored by thooe who desire to (st the beat results. ... made to tho wen larger than proute on nny (-UIU1 UMW BUUWB yv uaiwiaun -»amee*»e*e Offering, and ante, by the country have been light, and there tae been speculative buying of Importance In the pit Offering, were .canty, tbe market haring no preemire from cash com. Shipper, ctelm that con siderable com le going forward steadily Jo apply on eaten preytouely {frjssr-wrur further adrance. OATS were lower on no 2X'M& r byV rtuuileianMnatteo of crops In districts where shortages war. claimed. Cash demand^ wie very poor. There wore Urge wise here of raq oats r< 7.R«o , N^ra n 5Jd ,, '?iSi^h fslr SSSTrirtT “drlra pa re bases ou alt re- GI BERT & CLAY 111 ALABAMA t STOCKS, BONDS. COTTON. C8A.IN, corrcc, provision* ATLANTA, OA. N>J orteti New 425522 -'.New Orto* *ichauge.j.\>w Orlea M CHBCSBi :otton Exchange.'Chicago nnrf ot Trade. Stock LxrUans- I.tvcrpool Cotton Board of Trade.|Galveato* Cette* Lx bang* tn < 1 Ung Dietanui Telephone"*^, 1 R. FAGAN, Managert pood on conditions Inter In the connon. STOCKS—The tendency of tho stock mnr ket thla morning was In tbe direction of lietter prices, net gains l>elng recorded In the majority of Issues. Covering of shorts was chiefly responsible for the Improve- mfnL and while very Ifttfo outstdo bust- ness was reported, sentiment seamed to have changed for the bettor. After two weeks of severe decline, a sharp rally wn» due, nml ndvances todny were from V«3 polntn. Heading, Pennsylvania, | ■ and the Steel Issnes showing tt ■ vantage. DuIIuchh around the neon lionr and a alight roactlon from the high points, hut tho market seema to havo adjusted Itself to a better order of things, tud we believe stocks bought on tho weak spots will prove profitable for qnlck turns. THE LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. By Private Ie-oaed Wire. Chicago, July S.-ltoga-Bstlmated recelpta today ft,000. Market slow: early advances 25,000; mixed. SL7&26.927., . Cattle—ftacelpti estimated _ ,JL_„ s/oi rwste-as'a®! ^".o , ^irtW5VTJc'k.ra esdern K.JMH.K). „ ,, . . Bheep-Kseelpte, 11,000. Market i quality go<>d| , wentei 0.10; lkT<C*>*l lnmlia COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. ^"iJeontyinterestJwVnls wm. mnnh feitct In the July opUon, nf which 6,0«l barrels were dellverevl on contract. It le uhl that there ere hid. In the market for larae lines at top prices. Tho other months sre alto bljher. but with u light trade id the market closes strong, rnnssd by e strength In the provision market nml to _me extent to tho government report on rotton.-Ware k. Poland. Jalv R4531 M 'U.IOt. August il'j'vutlli 37 0874 OHBtwr *1?!“ October ....es.ae.as.se.* 84\^36V* 34^^35 November 32 «32Vk p gBSar , .tta>: ^ CAREER OF A MONOPOLI8T. When at the tender ago ot four An apple he devoured with xest. It proved there wain’t any coro lla took the rest. Grown up, ho had tha luck to find A girl with wtl and beauty blest: She gave one klee, "Juat one, now mind”— Ha took the raeL In business a monopollet He quickly rode on fortune’, creel; Vo competl ,lon dared resist— Ha took tho rest. At last bla health could not endure. By care of million, nore oppressed. Physicians all advised a cure— . He took the rest. —New York Sun. UilUooalra (In Paris)—What makes this ‘-old master” coat so much! Dealer—They are gelling sesree—the at tbe fscrory have t**en on n six months!—(*hlcego News. AT NEW YORK. fa?ures f fn l< Now E Vork 'today* 020 ,n CO “ OB Open. High. Y-ow. Sale. Close^cJiOM,? July sia.18 10.1S 10.11 jdjf 10.21-13 * &89-88 Aug. .10.27 10.33 10.25 10.32 30.32-3* 10 27-28 oT :U§ Hi ?Jil w!ss io!t7 iasi loiS-'ji Jan. .la# 10.39 last. 10.38 10,37*13 10.34 7.', Jtcii. li'o'.ij ib'.ij ib!« ib!« io!?«-47 latj-ki Closed steady. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street Printts Wire to Glbert & Clay. K ork, ' on of BOTPHHIH very likely In tho stock market today, it looks very much as though a holiday trap for tbe lH*or§ had boon sot. There should I* heavy short covering, and. as intimated Tuesday afternoon In some of tho advices submit toil. Improvement of a radical rhar-. rmrmanenz ia unumiui wrum*. r». reasouablo returns ought not to ho neglect- od." Marshall. Spader & Co.: developments over t___ ------ mako any especial lniprcslaon on the trad iblfc, hr* — _ id ngal confidence In AT NEW ORLEAN8. The following Is tho rnngo In cotton futuree lu Now Orloane today; _ , Last Previous Open. High. Low. Kelc. Cloee. ctoso. July .11.06 11.19 IL06 10,18 II.HID ll.OC-OS Aug. ,10.63 10.33 10.64 19.33 10.61-13 10.64-66 Sept 10.38-40 1U.36-31 Oct. .10.13 10.88 10.18 10.S 10.84-88 10.-1-38 Nor ..... ..... 10.36-37 10.13-36 Dec. .10.34 10.a 10.33 10.38 10.37-13 10.34-26 Jan. .10.34 10.34 10.14 M.14 l(U3-*l 10.1041 Keb 10.36-17 10.36-17 Mch 10.45-40 10.43-44 (.'losed steady. fever taking on tlio good stocks men- The market dlsplaya n decidedly tm- irnved tone, and have splendid reasons to telleve that It will last. Beading In the lead, whllo fltccls, Gonpere, Baltimore and in batter - bamst way. Home (liri'Hlilug ylebl jukI equaling expectations. Llhonil early log unlikely. Corn making good Oats Ini Prtc» current: ‘•Wintor trhent i undsr , way. ElttffUm. progmse with warmer weather, proved where not past help. ..Chlcngo.—July deliveries Tuesday ware 18.0W bushels wheat, lKkoOO bushel* corn. 600 barrels pork, 250 tierces lard and 4W.OM pounds short ribs. Chicago Record-Herald: Clear weather has prevailed iiutte generally over the, winter wheat sections of the southwoat daring the lest forty-eight hours, but tnere Imve been nine through the Ohio volley, The north- west bed Tight scattered rains o\»ir tho nor hern purllnn of the eprlng wbsat states on Tuesday, fre.llctlons are fair for bath M-cttnna t.Misy, Tli** trade will watch with some Interest todny tho .xteiit of the wheat marketings at the cu.mtry stations through the southwestern uloter wheat states. It Is hardly probable that they will he as largo as they were a year ago. M? the day following tho Fourth Inst year all points had approximately four -!.■ iya r ar rivals to exhltdt. as landing exchanges were cloned Hunday, Jlondny and Tuesday. To- day the arrivals will represent only two daks’ business, -Thera le every Indication thnt tbs United States I* out of the export business on °*l" for the entire year. JG«S Il( ! new business of Importance h»lng died ebroed In coarse grain, accord ing to the atntemente of New York export- ?£?• roro | *“*ea .awaiting developmeute on this side and tbs effect of the new crop movement. Private Wire to Were A Lelend. Chicago, July 5.—The Inter-Oc.au Knlei of raidt grain In Chicago were 75.W0 corn and lBl.ow oats. ■ jteat sales tncludnl 30.000 No. 3 July In storo, M.000 No. 1 wheat, f Tho wl hard at 2c under 136,000 northern, part at 3 and 314c ovor Heptembor >nd 36,000 bushels mix,hi lots. 130,000 hitshela wheat Ohio anil Norfolk arc I 1 request. day and ag— —_ . _ . MSlUape* In American sbnroa than hat been noted III the.recent past, and In con junction with tho strength displayed here on Tuesday there Is ground for belief In Its continuance. We expect the market today to eliow a good tooe, and believe Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, Bead ing, New York Central, Steel and htotal shnren may ahow tho effect of a covering movement In nDy event, if not something better.” The New York San anya: "Americans were selling lu London yesterday, regis tering average gains of more than 14 tier cent. Iteedlug led with a gain of 114 points and'New York Central end Pcnsylvenln gained a point nnd T4. reepectlvely.” S ndon*Improved nit around. It pec cent up. Disposition shown I bear operations, for < rersold. There are Indlcattooa that money will work tfoms matter wltklo s short tBuSj * ‘ ‘ j * and tako trach stocks ae_ Baltimore tnd Ohio, Atchloon, Missouri Pacific, Norfolk, United Hteteo Steel and Coppers. They - - - , folnff on sn 8 p*r c#nt SDd steel trsds conditions unexcelled. Bear campaign seems nearly' over, nnd sronnd present levels or on drives, would It la reported from good sources t Philadelphia Is s bu.rrr of Rending on recession, and fs predicting that tt wttt re cover to 110 this week. The professional crowd seems to bo selling It on rallies. We would buy It on recessions of propor- SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office South. conon- stows- —BONDS HW Ground Floor Uould Building. Dntly market letter nnd market manunl mailed on application. LJ. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, BRAIN Cormpofftfent's Capital $250,000 ncrsncNcc, ths nkau sank PHONE 1417. PRUDENTIAL. BLDG HUBBARD BROS & CO., MERCHANTS Atlanta Office!, 219-231 Century Building. Member# New York Cotton Exchange, New Or leana Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Aa«o* elation, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cof fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Buslneaa solicited for the above exchangee. Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited. Phones i», Long Distance 39. A.S. Hustace. Mgr- In storo mu. _,JpM Scsbonnl snlrs w»r« for export, Including 6t.u^ liushcls low grado Duluth spring amis83.000 bURhcla Macaroni. vnn wheat at lHc sod rorn st lB|c to Buffalo. / Tho first black rust scarn to como from tbs northwest arrived Into Tuesday nnd g*YO tho whcat'bulla an opportunity to rally Prteas a fraction. It was from Northvllle, South I)nkotn, Tho niesMiao tbnd: "Whont jwww with rod rust, nnd In somo places black runt hna 1ipp» fllHpoyfm] lu tho east- “fn part of Booth Dakota." Tho wheat bulla nro nnxionaly looking for ovary eTldpure of black rust, as they look upon It as tho help they can got to hold July had an oversold appearance at tho close last week, bat since then conditions havo changed, nnd July baa gone from Ho premium to Ho discount under September. The unexpected delivery of 7TO.OOO bushels on July Monday nnd bushels Tuesday freely at and with ererylblng else selling nt ___ nrleee? This le tho question that Is mil tntlng wheat speculators. The bulls clnln they will not sell. NEW YORK COFFEE .MARKET. onenlng and cloalni. — York coffee market today: Opening January <i,r.or,.70 Fobrutrr ....}. (Iff, 6.75 March 6.804.86 fc::::::::: June July .....a***...,. August . y ........ Heptembor ....... October November I ifeiniiber DUE TO FINE WEATHER FOB HARVESTING. Minneapolis Declined a Large Fraction—Shorts Were Best Buyers of Wheat. By Private I-eased Wire. Chicago. July 5.—The bulls In wheat at tempted to force that mnrket upward by buying corn and starting a bull movement In that cereal. Northwestern bulls were not Idle, telling of Mack rust up there, but It made lta appearance on tho Imabele yesterday of one firm. Wheat reacted some from the bottom late, but clotted ‘AllSo lower. Corn cloned Uc higher. Gate were off HfiUc. Provisions were up Vjc. Cash an lea of No. 2 red at 80Hc to ar rive In sixty days. Argentina shipments for week were estl- mated by Broomhnll at 1.500.000 wheat and 2.800,000 rorn, compared with L f - r »*>,900 and 2,669.000. respectively, n year ago. The - Hungarian wheat crop la officially estimated st 180,030,000 compared with 154.000 2 2*°' l/ed.winter soM y «.vsr »r Heptem- corn 133,- Heptemtier on track with Uc « l>er bid to arrive. Actual sales wero made nt Wi'awic. Primary receipts of wheat. 417,000 and jrm 711,000, compared with 3i2.^» sod 1,- 096.000, respectively, a year ago. Clearances of wheat 133,CKr), 000 and oats 1,100. CHiqAQO GRAIN MARKET. The Chicago grain market ranged as fel lows today: ^ ^, _ Previous Open. High, Low* Close, t'losa. MM-i’iuiMir i Closed steady. WHBAT^r July. *lept.. Dec. .. C6RN- Jlily. .. 6 Sept. .. 6! Dec. .. 41 OATS- .Tnly. .. » Sept. .. I Doc... a PORK- July. flept. , SIR 6l*i :.i*k 49*1 sn M<4 1 se; i’1‘0 , 31*4 US 8.1314 9.10 9.1214 S _..M Jsn. LABD- July. . . 8.90 Sept. . . 9.06 Oct. . . 9.07‘A RIDES— July. . . 0.G2Vi 9.85 Kept. .. 9.55 9.60 Oct. . .. 9.274 9.32V4 CASH WHEAT- No. 2 red now W)V No. 17.56 17 1, 14.90 8.90 9.06 9.97H 9.62V4 9.66 9.27V4 r 80U: No. 3 do 79*fr* hard winter No. 3 d«> ■fUCSnC*,; No. l no 9.C2U 9.66 9.27U spring 76-883. NORTHWEST CARS. The following figures show the primary movement of today, last week and Inst Nftfl Last Last Today. Week. Year. Minneapolis ........... 2K» 14.} l-'.J 12 14 CHICAGO CAR LOTS. No Obstaole. FYom Tho American Bpectator. "Tho now automatic telephono ex- changoa will do away with the Ventral girls.’ M **Oroat! A man can swear through 'phono without getting a call down! 1 ' Milan has decided that at every street crossing eight signs mads of brans letters shall b« Inserted In the pavement. Cora Oats Hogs Today. Tomorrow. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat opened >4 lower: 1J0 p. _ower; closed U to *fc lower. Corn opened *4 higher; 1:30 p, changed; closod Vfc lower. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. The following figures give the primary movement of wheat nnd corn: Wheat—Receipts todny against 342.000 last year; » bushels, against 290,ono last year. Corn—Receipt# todny 7lH,*i00 bushels, against I.oog.ooo Inst year; shipments, 956,000,' against 370,000 last year. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK C. X. CURRISH, PrMldant. A. E. THORNTON, Vlo,-Pr..kl.nt. H. T. INMAN, VI«*-Pr*.ldwtL OSO. R. DONOVAN, Ca.hl.r, JAMES S. FLOYD, Aart Ca,hl,r. Capital $500,000.09 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.90 We Solicit Your Patronage. CENTRAL BANKS TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 If you contemplate opening a now account, or changing your promt banking arrangement, nnd wish to connect yourself with a strong, conserv ative hank, fully equipped to serve you as your business Justifies, we Invite you to call and talk tbe matter over with us. Asa 0. Csndlsr, President. W. H. Patterson, Vlcs-Prssldont A. P. Colas, C.shlor, John 8. Owens, VIcs-PrssIdonL Wm. D. Owens, Aul. 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