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rrnnAt, jh.t t* JOSEPH B. LIVELY ( THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE j'n ?r, yr»nrs* *vp#rt*ncs innrkfta In Atlnnfa nt»| 1 hflf ruH'le him n rec- utliorlty In bln specialty. L =2/ T HIST PRICES believed most op shoets TTAD COVERED. July Sustaining Influence Further Rain in the Eastern Belt. Was NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staplo. Private Wire to Wore ft Lrlaoil. Stw t ork. July 11.—Market opened Terr qul. t and about » exiiretwl on UvenMM cable., with acarcely any cotumiasYon' ne»« 111 evidence. Noruen and few (oral scalpers eold n little cotton. ’' irpool future* opened quiet 3 down am! two down on late. At 11:30 p. 3 down; quiet. Saif! 0,000. Spoil t aneed. Futures were vine to ct about one down. Liverpool cable.- "Market affected unfj orable by poor New York report!." Print! Leased Wire. ... Itoom trader, were again.t ™. null, on the Idea that inoit of tbe local fborta bail covered. About tbe only sustaining Influence was further ralu In tbe eiflcrn SPOT cori ON MARKET. I Atlinti—Stead-. 10*ie- V York—(Julct, lJ.95. Lhmionl—quiet, C.l.’il. Anguita—Steady, llHc. vanaab—Steady, loAic. St. Louis—Quiet, lOTic. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Llrerpool, July 14. 12:lo i>. ■pot niilet. with prices steady; middUng inlands 6.13; aales 6,000: American 6,600; •pwniatlo'n~anS export 600; recelpta 6,000; America u 4,000. Futures opened easier. Opeulng Range. Close. 6.66 6.66 .6.016.02 6.02 Align.tSept., Kept.-Oct. . Oct.-Nov. Nov.-Dee. . . Dec. Jan. . . Jan.-Feb. . , Feh.-Mnrcn. Ilsrcb-Aprll. . .6.064.60 6.00 . ..6.03 6.65 ...6.66 6.66 .,6.064.66 6.00 .6.604.07 » 6.07 ..6.00 6.00 Prerlono Close 0.10 0.04 H 6.68 -IS 6!«4.7I 6.714.72 TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. New Orleans... CilrpRton MoMlo Savanunb Norfolk Haltlmore .... N>w York .. Bouton Philadelphia 190$ 1906 . t 1113 330 *675 128 2& 122 1 ™ h S m i 2109 O 2882 n *346 c « > .... _ f Total 2122 | 13,278 INTERIOR MOVEMENT. tbe New York (I/. July 1 Flnnnclnl op of Till Wwfc. Visible supply... 2.721.428 American l..... . In sight....... For week Port receipts. Storks ..... Exports Interior receipts Lost Wock. L488,423 i!<*§|xs 37,440 “* — 337,4“ 237,402 66,467 14,81 34.346 176,763 JE068 \-'77 Lost Year. Cif tm 12,168,'— l-t.718 383,788 43.658 49.965 mows neavy rains over tne more central portioos of the cotton belt and extending Into the districts In the East, where ralu la not wonted. “ ui tin a iiiuc Inst year. The amount of cotton on ship board is 13,060 bales, against 14,481 last year. Private Wire to filbert A Clay. New York, July 14.—Liverpool dosed points down. It was expected 14 down. Hutton & Co. will Issue their semi-month- ly report nt 11:30 a. m. Tuesday. (This Mli. f! aa' rntuvet 1 ■ Miss Qlles’ report.) New Orleans, July 14.—Liverpool > point. down closely approximates expectation,. - to 2 points wys dne. decline of 1 i Onr traveling representative wires: Crop Memphis, Forest City. Brinkl.y, Little Rock clean, well worked and growing rap- Idlj-; fruiting well. Nearly an Ideal i which waa neede Taxas weather generally clear with tem peratures f(tom 13 to 70. Glbert & Clay's Dally Market Letter. New Orleans, July 14.—Options In Liverpool declined on selling by long* who had previously bought on the re Spot quo No new features Wars & Lelsnd's Dally Market Lettar. New York, July 14.—Owing to the extremely narrow fluctuatlona and tho absence of general'trading In cotton al the present time, It was not surpris ing (hat prices should move olt some after the sharp advance of the week. Trading Is still mainly professional, and on a rise of 20 points there was not the volume of business necessary to carry on the rise. Profit taking and some short selling started a reaction of about la points. There were many com plaints of too pauch rain In the Atlantic nates, and until the rain stops there the market la likely to be more or less Influenced by, this development. In general, however, the market Ib steady, ind prices fail to decline much under 101-4e. The comparison with the Au gust report two years ngo Is not like ly to be a bearish Influence, and this will tend to prevent short selling for some time. On a further decline some Improvement Is likely. New York, July 14.—Belling appeared In Rending, Pennsylvania end Copper., but Locomotive woe a bullish feature on sggreeelve buying against shorts that was alio witnessed In Colorado Fuel. There was talk In London of IS,000,000 gold being negotiated for by New York bankers that will probably Include Australian shipments. Tha bank statement made a splendid show ing, reserves and money Items Increas ing and loans decreasing. Surplus re serves 112,610,000. Transactions wera small during the last half hour, the market weakening to some extent, with Indications favoring a lower range all around. WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON Fecretary Hester's statement of tbe world's visible supply of cotton shows a twresse f„r the week 147,162, against n ds- 2'Meof 116,303 last yeir and a decrease >1 1M.K4 In 'not The total Visible 11.3,733.46L against SjML- ll lsat week; 1,198,WJ isst year and 1.549,040 Nr before list. Of this the total of jjmerlesn cotton Is LtW.461. against 1.010,113 hit week; 1.947,803 last year, and 906.40 .11 last f- I last, amt of all other kinds, fe^Vs^r^.&.SK'f ,,aXf 94t«» year before last total world's visible it. , . Jm shows a decrease, compered with lest »«k of l(7,6!a, a decrease compared with “«7«r of 406442, end Increase compered ? fear before Ust of 883,792. 1r * I* now afloat and belu an uiot fi,**} continental Europe MHO.ouO. against l«»t year, and 1,674.060 year Before ln Egypt 66.000. ngnlnat 103.000. Inst ”’”0.y^ r before last; In India w.ooo year before lm.. -.wmm m TO nstlnat *?9,000 last year. an«l 452.000 Ust; and In the United BtatM I last year, and 228,000 a txlnat U Inr before last. CHRONICLE’S WEEKLY CROP ... _ AND WEATHER REPORT J5?* Fork, July 14.—Advices to us liy tel- ntrsph from the South this evening tie* !?', lh <t the weetti.-r lias continue,! fs- rorable ns * arena Ss* whole, bet In a ...Itstlon has been meet of onr eovre- ■n—, . n nire nivsi or irar ' - r tP° rt the crop as progressing —^bly, .there are some eomplalnts of Thus, the market left alone, trading Is almost entirely confined to the scalping clement at the ring side, whose opinions as a rule are not fixed, but change Avlth the advent of each new Instance of the weather. The short Interest has displayed of late some un easiness owing to the constant and widely distributed rainfall that has vis ited growing districts, and through their covering has lent a cer tain amount of stendlnesB to the mar ket's undertone, which has at timi been misconstrued, but the majority continue to stick to the theory that wet Julys are beneficial to the growing plants, that eventually crop' prospects will be the more promising on account of the present moisture. New York, July 14.—Today’s market showed more strength than generally expected, though trading was on mod erate lines and support appeared to come from a covering movement of a professional character. It Is perhaps passible that the presence of Secretary Shaw In town this week has brought about a better feeling regarding the monetary situation, and certain assur ances yesterday In the news items were of a kind to Indicate that the treasury department would come to the relief of the local situation through the Panama bond Issue. In any event, most things point to large gold Import!, and It only requires the extension of certain facili ties to ell Importing houses to make this suggestion an Important reality. The near future of the market may develop further liquidation In certain directions, but we canno cannot believe the present level of values or such levels as may be reached during the next week’s early trading will not prove a sound basis for profitable long opera tions. We cannot admit apprehension and sentiment alone can rule the secu rity list, unless aided by a change for the worse In fundamentals. BEARS IN COTTON MORE CAUTIOUS New Tork. July 14,-The Ben says: 'Tate heavy reins In Oenreta and North Caro lina end South Carolina am aeld to have dons harm, although the state report, dated tbe 9th Instant, makes no mention of anything of tha sort. It Indicates, of tbs contrary, that reins were needed If mors than one section of the ntate. How ever, .the belief here nt the moment, a least. Is that some dxmege may have bee done, end It Is also fsnrsd among noma that the August report may be bullish. The •tete reports from North Carolina and South Carolina mention excemlve rein, and considerable damage In North Caro lina. The statistics are considered to fa- ror the advocates of belter prices, the movement of the crop le small, cotton SSSi Ire Mid to be selling very well for later delivery, end. In e word, whet with rather threatening weather reports and the tiniiiah statistics, hears ere more cannons, even taken the only mod ...tele human, slaving iuv wnr eentlment f” th T e moment favws s rally, while In one Instance, that of e house which has bSIgh" freely for two days pest, afflrrnlng h hour German bulla •old freely yesterday hreegh veriooe brokers. The Qlles report, vhlch was to have been leaned st notw. Idea '"V *nrt’ wme cumin rtH an<1 th* plant la amnlL \<err OrlMns, July 14.—The Tlmaa Dam- s. while Teattrday'a cotton market (114 ^•mnferfa/'the preponderant of trail- Eh ei ;?w Sop seStlroent to any greet ISrlent 7t did shed some additional light on the^jnlvnosltloin Jnly longs evidently are 15a/ eweke They ere gunning for tho Xiddfe? end not for tho hedger. In feet, ?h22larAeoa to believe the letter le *•- ISHTr being Melsted e. oeeorion srteee. Is •So the New Orleans market Is lending e ®ng hand to tho Jnly '«* '.F Penallring $: W 'VX and*todny’incvenowl ’the* 1 dwlmb GENERAL LIST FOLLOWED LEAD OF HIOH- PRICED ISSUES. Prices Shaded Later on Profit- Taking—Bank State ment Favorable. By Trlvate Leased Wire. New York. July 14.—The weekly bank figures were the only Incident of a dull and uneventful Well street market. Correcting the understanding of the average nystem a year ago, ensh hold ings were shown to have gained*33.- 200,000, while, owing partly to some special repayments in other directions, loans derrcuscil *14,344,00.1; |„ .-nnse- 'luenc- .surplus reserve r-we |rt,305,linn to a total which, although less than tho average of former years, nevertheless makes a fur better comparison than f..r .sunie time pnst. The Block market ended fractionally higher on the day. Prices were up ln London and slowly burdened f.u the llrst hour. After the appearance of the bnnk figures desul tory selling was resumed, and a good part of the early gains thereby de stroyed. The whole movement, how ever, was quite Insignificant. A squeeze of the short Interest In Ameri can Locomotive shares was the only feature. Call money 2 1-203 3-4 per rent. Sterling exchange 4 81 1-104 86. Tho stock market opened strong fol lowing the lend high prlco Issues. The general list averaged from 1-4 to 1-1 higher. Reodlpg was up 8-8. After RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Atn»*rlc!u Locomotlre. ■do preferred.| do pro r4 , rr(*4l...eeee ssess.es eeeeesees. American Smelting Heflnlng do preferred... *•••• Atchison .•••*••*• d«» preferred American Cotton Oil....... Hnltlmoro and Ohio.... Brooklyn Rapid Transit Cnnu.lliiu' Pnrlflc........ ’••furaifo Fuel and Iron... Vntrnl Leather do preferred Chicago ami (.rent Western. Chicago, Milwaukee and 8t. Ffcni.......... ’• ’ and Hudson DoUw | Distiller** Hecurltlca..., Erie do preferred see!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! General Electric .Mil 1 Louisville mid Nnshrllle.,.....',’ Mexican Central Missouri Pacific justsouri i M' im - . Near York. Ontario and Western.... National Lead.. Northern Pacific New York Central..e........ Norfolk and Western PeiiiiNylvanla People's Cits Pressed Steel Cor do. preferred... Pacific Mall Heading Republic Steel ........a..... Ro<k Island da preferred... United States Rubber. do. preferred Southern Pacific Southrni Rnllw.i developed, which resulted In prices be Ins shaded slightly In some quarters though the general list maintained the Initial gains fairly well. LONDON 8T0CK MARKET. 8TOCK— Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda Atchison. . . i do, preferred Baltimore and Ohio. . Canadian Pactflc. . . . Chesapeake and Ohio. . Chicago. MIL. 8t Paul.. Erie do. preferred Illinois Central. . Mexican Central. MlMHoml Kansas urnl I »’ii a ■■Aik MMerrea.. New York Central. . , N'ir t In*!! i I’n-'in-'. . . . Norfolk and Western.. Ontario and Western. ’ennsylvnnla • Seeding.. ■m Rock Island Southern Pacific * Southern Railway. . . • Union Pacific nlted States Steal. . . do, preferred Wnbnsli. ....... ....... do, preferred Denver and Rio Grande.... do. preferred.. .. .. . (Darwin G. Jonee, Manager.) Today, July 14 $ fM.Jg JJ Santo day lost year. .•2’SS*! Santo day Week e#d _ _ . Santo week last year, M'CULLOUGH BROS.’ FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER Atlents, July 14.—No apples In the market cxr.pt local receipts of home grown stork, consisting of early varieties anil Mlllng. sc ot quotation values, been bare on bananas Nothing like sufficient ix of early cordlug to quality. The market has during tho week. Nothing receipts to meet requirements with high vslues prevailing. No change of coDsequonro on lemons, either, as to value, or demand. No oranges In tbs market of any char- *The recent glnt on pineapples bos cleaned with the market writ In hand, with a » with the market well in anna, tuin e •pat demand prevailing at higher prices end selling, owln n isllty end condition on nn o tn 81,25 per crate. Vegetables, generally inerting, being nlsh.il by the local frnegera direct to retailer and ronsumsy. , . , Tomatoes may tie classed, and properly so, an exception, being scarce: In feet re ceipts are’nothing like sufficient to meet requirements nml high prices prevailing. A very notlcmiblo reaction Is noted 1n cantaloupe.; In fact, these goods of quality and variety sre selling readily at prices soilafactory to nil parties concerned. The Mine condition may lie applied also In s full mMiure to wstennsloM. Both new sod old Irish potatoes scarce &vr C sweet 1 potJto« Mlllng also readily oSoamSpIMlmt equal to demand and “syssssir-® jsst ■» <.»■. "‘dS?sc'mngat very low valaes; In fact. lated remnants In this market In a meaanre to a glut resulting “any change In butter. PRICES BARELY HELD ON TURPENTINE prTce. **Hrt"it St Irt eutrsnee of tbe Blandsrd OU at the very last mornsnt 67c would have been touched. As the irert clored the demand was somewhat dimin ished. It It corekUred pooslhle that any day the lower prlc. may b. touched, though '■ '|« believed that there la so danger of i price going tosrer titan 67e. The r. Plpta were InTalrly good volnlue. It.,.Ins daring the week showed . decided dceUne. every grade suffering more or Icm. The week started with wsFerwhlte st », end closed with tret grade quoted st M-76. Other grades suffered dn Icm measure. Tha chances seem good for s recovery of - part of the Iom during the coming week, as untoward rircuinstances, aside from nat- oral causes, tended to depreM the market GIBERT & CLAY 1 *• ALABAMA ST. COTTON. ORA ATLANTA OA. coVfecVrov«*ion* by an riffcil B?KUjemd v nH- eighth nf a cent Thus the New Orleans contract has Increased 'Is valnc. thereby Improving the sontrtrn market from the viewpoint of the buyer of hedge, and of the seller af actual cotton, hncnmn mini mising the brerish effect of undesirable traders. The Meal eoatreet should fame no commercial grad* more than another. Meanwhile, sentimental anpport contlaaea to eaaso ta the ski of the hew crop from aer.nl dlrectloaA though hualnem le on too ^«*«l and Long Dl.tans. T.l.phflnf ■nan n sente to make a real market. The .7.' r 7I~va-i-u r, at! rxcbsr.gev. ,, vlattd. eapplr atatemest fu'ly Mart, bull- i T.l.phVn» 5298.' W. R- FAGAN, M.n.fl.rv Uh .xpoeUUoM."-Whr. A LMrtd. it hern Railway •••.•••.•••• do. preferred. .Sloss ShelTb’lil Tennessee Coal snd Iron Texas and Pacific..... Union Pacific Ui • * - *iiitiii Jnlted Btatsa Steel. <6bemicai!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! do. prtft„ YlrrinlaeCarollna Chernies do. preferred Western Union.... Wabash do. preferred.. Wisconsin Central...... do. preferred Total sales of stocks today, 100,200 shares.. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. Private wire to Olbert & Clny. Bartlett, Prmsl.r A Co. fair .slier, of May wheat. Look. Ilk. good ptac. to buy corn. Adam. 4k Samuel bought September wheat. Lake buying May. Our crop expert wire, from Grace- Villa, Minn.: ‘‘Wheat looking „ good on !l ■ 'i l H ' '■ I tv .,n,l tin . .,truing World', shipments: Ilroomhall estl- mats, world', shipments tor Monday at 6,800,004 bushels, of which Kurop* Is •xpect.d to take about 0,000,000 bu.h •to. Actual world's shipment* last wssk were 8,880,000 bu.h.to, and a ye.r ago 8,443,000 buthsto. A decrena. In »up- pllM on passage I. expected. necord-Herald: Grand Korka, N. D„ wire: ‘‘UnlM. some unforertn dlsas- t.r should Intervene between this time and harvest, this stare will have the greatest crop svsr harvested. It I. not a matter or locality, but from avery portion of tha slat., with the poastbl. exception of a few piece In tha H*d .river valley, the reports are the rams. Th. season has be»n almost perfet for all the land outrid. of th. valley. There ha. been sbund.nc. of rain and so distributed th.t It has .Imply kept th. crop on the constant Jump, and th. •to. and vitality of the growing grain to noticeable everywhere. ■'Wheat bears claimed that th. farm er had loaded down tho wheat bull here with about 8,000,000 bushels of cash wheat In the last ten day. and that diligent prodding of the market had only enabled wheat to show two successive day. of sdvaming prices. RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET AT NEW YORK. The following^ la t the rsoge In cotton Prerloue futures In Ketv York todsv: Last Open. High. Low. Bale rinse, rinse. Jnly ...V7 10.1720 16.3223 Aug. .16.31 10.31 10.36 10.21 10.26-38 10.81-34 83U :!8:S iM? tt B « !8UJ Nov l«-~ Dec. .10.44 10.47 10.44 10.44 10. Jsn. .10,61 10.61 10.48 10.46 10. fi*c b h-. ± ::::: ::::: ft: Closed quiet. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street __ Glbort Sc Clny. New York, July lie—Daniel Oi I “Thor* la no apparent reaaon tbo market of tho lmlRTorenco of ln> which will that Insider* are In ahapo to check de moralization should not bo overlooked. When this ffqafdiUfdn of corporate and /« AT NEW 0RLEAN8. _ The following Is tho range ln cotton futurea In New Orloaus today: * — Pterion* July Aug. Bept .»-« 18." iU ... Jan. .10.U 10.41 10.41 10.41 10. :::::: ::::: lo: Closed steady. diridusl nccessltle* shall cease, wo nntlcl' note n big advance In tho goneral list. Tho general sentiment Is Tory bearish at 1. and until thoro la a more ng, wo counsel conserva Marshall Spader A Co.: "Whatever takes inert fmir.v in tho way of a price move- we shall regard ns the be- iin'iit decline, we shall reanra ns the bO' ginning of the end of liquidation. We ex* pect good results from the visit of fiecre tnry Hhaw to this city, nnd aotne * ter support to tbe market to follow.' Uptown Sentiment: On the whole, sen timent uptown with respect to the imme diate future of the market Is about aa Men representing large .commission houses nnd brokers on tbe floor nay that during this week they have detected • considers- sra i, snd hi. amount „f haying by Urge Interests. Home of these luterests b»ve Inforr - 1 their friends that th.y believe stai ' stocks shonld be bonght tt thl. time, — Hint th.y »re nctlng upon thetr own opin ion In a qnlet way, The sbMnce, how ever, of sustained buying of n generel diameter lends many of the speculative In terest* to I letter, (bat capitalists, aa n Whole, do not believe that the time ht. come for haying Mocks on . tort, mb Is, cither for Investment or ^speculation. Th. •pecnl.tloo, nlon 'I. very graerslly expre«sed th msrket win drift .long within • ns r range until men with large mMi ore more confident with respect to polit ical matters and various other questions, which are now regarded as potent fac to r tors In th. .took msrket. nummary: Pari, bourse cloaod today. Tho treasury will deposit proceeds of the Panama bonds with the banks. X" elm Hue In ('mio.IIdul ed r,:in dlvl (lend expected At' hl.Mii MU I'lUM experted I" .butt 11 1-8 on common for tho yenr. SI,-I 11 lit ll, .1 Itle. MOV there him been 11U i il'erpT' "1 lletlnll nf r ll.- Iiiel.il. Sill'll! reduction In Benemer quotation Pittsburg. Elglity-on. roads for May show nv •rag. net Increase 13.67 per cent, and for .l.v.n month. 16.10. Indication, point to better bank statement. Bank, gained on th. Brad.trest's rays l are of vary large volume for th. mid summer period. Dun ray. trade continues far In ex cess of earlier yenrn nnd preparations for fall and winter nre unabnted. Twelve Industriato declined A3 per cent. Twenty active railroads advanced .03 per cent. THE DRY GOODS MARKET. By Privet# Leased Wl New York, July ervade I Wire. #w York. July 14.—lllds ■ ■ iltiido pc mule tho dry gnode niarkei. «n far as buyer, are conrerned, but while tbe movement of goods la small, cog fid sacs Is steadily growing. A revival of export business to the extent nf taking tha en tire available product of 4-yard aheetlngs Is the most rocouraglog feature of the last itwo SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office South. COTTON STOCKS BONOS -OMIN Ground Floor Gould Building. Belly market letter and market msnunl mailed on application. Private Wire to Ware A Letand. New York. July l4.-London opened fist, but Utsr developed • mneb better tunc snd closed Arm at about best prices. Kaf firs have Improved. London shout parity early. Favorable hank statement expected. Sentiment generally bearish, bnt the us' us I week-end evening ap on part of room traders may create some small rallies. i may cn - - — Trad, conditions continue good, but then arc no Indications of their being reflected being rel 14.—Dow-Jonea L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Cormpoadiirt’s Capital $250,000 RKFKRKNCC. THE NEAL BANK PHONE I4(T. PRUDENTIAL BLDG HUBBARD BROS & CO., Sts Atlanta Offices, 219-221 Century Building. Member. New York Cotton Exchange, New Or leans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso ciation, Chlcsgo Board of Trade, New York Cof fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Business solicited for the above ex changes. Direct wire service. Corre.pondence invited. Phone. 454, Long Distance 39. A.S. Hustace, Mgr. Following from Minneapolis: 'H.v. talked with fifteen elevator men cover ing three states, and according to their reports from th.fr agent, and superin tendents, conditions over th. entire Northwest extremely favorable.'" Private wire to Ware A belaud. Chicago, July 14.—Inter (Jca.n: Cash business In wheat In Chicago yester- day wac 16,000 bushsln mixed Iota ■MlH 4fH corn were 140,000 bushels and oats 116,000 bushels, Kansas City reported n round lot of wheat sold for export N.w York raid 60,000 bushels, mostly Durum, to go abroad; also 34,000 corn and 130,000 oats. Country holders of corn b.c.m. good sellers ysaterdny, one house buying 140,000, th. largest tn s.v.ral weeks. Th. Increase In purcha... to arrive led several of th. large (radars to strongly ■d ' ra bf Heptember corn ndvocate the selllngOI JVH In anticipation of an Increased move ment, and th. buying of May, claiming that th.re will be 3o proflt In the spread. Last yenr title spread was most unprofitable, aa Heptember wont from 6 s-4o to 10 3-40 over May In the month of August. Foreigners nre evidently getting out nf supplies of American menu nnd think well of them. Judging from the a Liverpool since WHEAT WAS FIRM AT THE OPENING DDE MAINLY TO FAIRLY SAT ISFACTORY CABLES. Rains in Northwest and Very Small World's Shipments Additional Factors, price By Private Leased Wire. Chicago. July lb—Wheat w« regular and unsettled, but changes were not broad, and the showed net loura of 1-Sc and l-4o for the day. Com was weak I 1-tr and l-3o lower. Oats I-lc and )-4c lower and provisions 3 l-3c and, 12 l-2c low Considerable whent was covered on the situation aln ml. uhiln curse grains ware sold on showers and prom ise nf more In the com nnd oats belt. I 'l III .11 i ' ■ • ■ 11.1 ■< nt » Ill-Ill n ere 97,4,- 000 and corn 310,000 ngnlnat 637,000 and 491,000, respectively, u yenr ago. Clearances from the seaboard: Wheat, 31S.OOO; com, 79,000; oat*, 2,-* 000. Cash sales were small In nil pr lions, being confined to a few bo loads of wheat and com at the s board nnd small Iota at Chicago. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. High. Low. Ct 8= PIS roiiN- S^S S il P S CIATS- July. lept. „ s )cc 36 Mg 36* ■Efe {?:£ Jail LARD— 9,rt 9.16 9.0 Oct.... 9.16 8.16 glllES- *&:• l:Wt I:8« Jt.... 9* 920 UAHII WRBAT- No. 3 red N<v 8 do y.o. 2 hard wlnl*r UVMri9: No. 3 .! T7H: h|>flllt( A't'-t'l* i. N do f6VMT7lto. w I,.nt mlvnnoo In prices In May 1. Thl* I* In the face "of the re cent unfavorable development* and I* regarded a* ino*t slKnlflcant. Lard ha* advanced 3d, back* nre up 6* 6d. Cumberland* 3* nnd hnm* 8*. Hklnned ham* have become scare* and bring | Hogs lc or 2c a pound more than before tho packing houso scandal* wero made public. David William*, n banker of Web ster, S. D.. who was bore yesterday, said tho ntmospherlc condition* In tlio Northwest wero such an might dovolop black rust If continued! Reports from Grnnd Fork*, Carring ton, Larlmoro and P*rk River, N. D.. •ay there wo* no black rust In those sections, nnd crop prospect* wore never better. CHICAGO CAR LOT8. Today. Tomorrow. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. NORTHWEST CARS. Tbe following ftirurri giro the northwret care today. last week and last Toflay. W. Minneapolis... I .nut 47 317 24 Occidental Fruit and Produce Co. siKCOKFOHATiDs WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE AND CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BANANAS, PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES — THE HUSTLERS J, M. COPEL1N, Pres. JOS. C^JiNTISON, Mgr. 2 N. BROAD ST. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA GA C. B. CURRIER, President. A. E. THORNTON, Vles-Prrafd.nl. H. T, INMAN, Vlra-Prrald.nt. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier. JAMES e. FLOYD, Aran Cs.hl.r, Capital $504,00*40 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,600.40 We Solicit Your Patronage. Vs CENTRAL BANKS TRDST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $900,000.00 If yoo contemplate opening a new account, or changing your present banking arrangement, and wish to connect yourself with a strong, oonrarv- atlve bank, fully equipped to serve you a. your business Ju.tlfl.s, are Invite yon to call and tglk tbe matter over with ui. Ah G, Candler, President. W. H. Patterson, Vlas-President A. P, Colas, Csshlor, John 8, Owono, Vleo-Proildont Wm. D. Owons, Asst Csshlor. Niw 0rli»i ccrrTON^GF&ift, Provision's,^tocks^i BONDS, 10. 3 Wall St., Paltn BoRd/if, Allaala, 0a. HIM BEKS: _ . .... "* ?•* fAHkiag, WS&aSl £d£ra v fork Cotta* luhaaga. B.CCOTHKAH Maaayr. * Hew Orleaai Cotta* iukM*qt. Llrerpool Cotton AttooeUon. 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