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JTHE ATLANTA UEUkuian.
■mrut. rnr.r r».
joshph b. lively^ THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE
) Vfr. Lively'* 3 yrara'
jf editing market* In Atlanta and
th# South hni made him n rec
ognised authority la hi* specialty.
AGAINST PRICES
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy Staple.
Private Wire to Ware A Lola ad. ,
n..1 W . T ? t *t lalr U-UAtkM opened very
2™iVL V' 1 i.S bout **. on Liverpool
cnblM, with scarcely any commission lluni-
1f *f 11 NorJon «nd few local
cnlpers sold a little cotton. 1
GENERAL LIST
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
I u nine roiion. I I ,i , t ir t>r«‘rrptl
believed most of shorts iVinii’':«•"*„ 'I!!;'!Tt 1 .■' 111 (i 1 . followed lead of hioh- 1 "■ , Ni " : T" *'>•••• ■■ -
s.A«e.st.s. Sale, «.(w. Spot. 0.12: I - I A.-Ul'-Sf’'"""—
HAD COVERED.
I qt
unchanged. Pl.
I about one down.
PRICED ISSUES.
)nly Sustaining Influence Was
Farther Rain in the
Eastern Belt.
Liverpool cable*: "Market affected onfj.-.
| orablo by poor New York report©.*’ * \
Following U th. statistical position of
cotton on i r elay, July IS. as mod. up by
the New lurk financial Chronicle:
Lust
Week.
?.•
Sew York, July it. -nn«ine«<
‘ '* local cotton market ws. I Mijinrts
Visible supply... 2,721,1
American 1,488,4
In sight.. M,«*>.»> MilStii
For week. M.0M m.Sn
Port receipts.... 17,449 ~,,oos
'“.40! 273,937
rSH2
1.S64.8N
Last
Year.
1.109,791
Prices Shaded Later on Profit-
Taking—Bank State
ment Favorable.
Baltimore and Ohio...’"!*’)*********'****** ,
n Rapid Transit !!.’.!!.*!!!!<
n rnclnc
“**'* x ’—* u —a tarn ,,**)*,
Chicago an«l North
Chesapeake and OL._
Colorado Find and IronZII,!.
Central Lentlior
do preferred
Chicago and Great Western.
P89 «nd
I lliKlaon......
•eurltles
the I StorksTT. . ..
opening . ,■ — ~ — - •• —■ i n.ywin do, 1
rather oulot. Room traders were agolntt interior receipts 14.!
the mnrxet on the Idea that most of .the I Khlnnieuts 1
local shorts had covered. About tbo only Stocks
retaining Influence was further rain In the 1
fjgteru belt.
- OH
>.V“>
Cn
r.».43
10,43
8il638 n * rr| T«ta leased Wire. 1 do pr.
3S3.TSS New York, July 14.—The weekly hank General Electric V.V,*.’.HI-
&S3 fl *Y r “ were the only Incident of a dull Am^c.n*'l^fe'^«:."V”-.V.V.‘ !
6i.w> nni > uneventful Wall street market I fxmlsrllle anil Nashville
1*3,617 Correcting the understanding of the ™ 1
P rlMn »- Joly H.~The wenther mnp 1 *■ " ' “
showR heavy rains over the more central
portions of the cotton belt anil extending
? ,mf h ,ln , rlct * lu th0 Ea«t, where rain . . _
- not wanted. loan, decreased *14.244.009: In conse- ,
Thu net stock or~ZZ~. , .. o. Quence surplus reserve rose *6,365,000 llwie-*“ !«.
^ btiea aninJ tlsS S? , ?* 1 E rt SRsl *° a ,otal which - a“h"u B h less than th. h^2/«»cv:: .. .".\':::::::::LLT::: :::::;
ja.tVear. The amoant * cotton*M? rtS"T av ^?* ° f . tor r ,er yean - nevertheless ,, da preferred..:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::::
board l» 11,9(9 bales, agnlu«t 14,4M Inst year I IP 111 * 63 a taT better comparison than IE**10e HH*
' for some time pnst. IS* 3 “Hf v"if
Private Wire to Olbert * Ctay. I The stock market ended fractionally SI 1 isiamV
JSSi , Tork ' »—Liverpool elose.1 * higher on the day. I ,i„ MiSSSmi
points down. It was expected 144 down. Price, were up In London and .lowly I United States Uubber:::::;:.’;::::."::::: ‘"J"
avwss wiurawsfa- - *—* <”• ‘la g^’aj»atL-g«Ba«5te32!;=22222^
1906
1906
4487
964
44
100
213
AugllSta a....
264
Cincinnati
Total
891
6234
SPOT con ON MARKET.
Liverpool—Quiet,
angusta-Htetdy, 1144c.
Htvsnnsh—Steady, 1091c.
St. Louis—Quiet, lOTsc.
K ISraSSSlMJeU Western;:.
Pennsylvania
Futures opened easier.
Opening
1 • Bn
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
I.lrerpool, July 14, 12:15 p. m.—Cotton,
■pot quiet, with prices steady; middling
uplands 6.12; sales
July-August. .
August-Kept...
Kept.-Oct. , .
Oct.-Nor. . . .
Nov.-Dee. . . .
I»ec.-Jfln. . . .
Jan.-Feb. . • •
Feb.-March. .
ilarch-Aprll. .
Closed quiet.
6l
Ranee. Clone.
..5.C 5.86
.5.81-6.82 5.82
...6.74-6.75 6.76
..5.70 6.70
.5.06-5.58 5.08
..6.06 6.06
..5.86 5.66
..5.66-6.68 6.68
.6.88-6.67 5.07
..5.89 6.69
n . I .ai?T!j?. p *! Ju, y, 14-—Liverpool 2 points whole movement, how-I Tennessee Coal and Iron
Previous IJown closely approximates expectations, a I ®ver, was quite insignificant. AI Texas and Pacific
Close, decline of 1 to 2 points was due. squeese of the short lnterelt in Amerl- T^nlon Pacffle
• — can Liocomotlve shsrea wni the nnlv United Btntes St*M>l
6.84
6.77
6.72
5.6S
ll
6.07
5.0-6.70 I
5.71-6.72
II ^V-IIICII- I •'•IIWII A 411-llli.-..
___ ! .can Locomotive share, was the only united *tat»« at.cl
Our trsvellng reprcscntallvc wires: Crop I feature. do. preferred ,,,,,
■—Forest City, llrlnkley. I.lttlo Call money - 1-302 3-4 ner cent Vlrslnla-Cnrollnn Chemical i
clean, well worked nnd growing rap* | ki,hi„„ i, , Vo, I,’ do. preferred.,.,
fruiting well. Nearly an Ideal con-1 Sterling exchnnge 4 *11-104 85. _ | Western Union.
■Tlili islss 1. toastltln, bat
Ml v
.11:1,
rains In loonlltles, but no I Tho stock market opened strong fol- Wabash
Hood rain at Little Hock, Mowing the lend high price Issues. Tho do. preferred ;
ed. general list averaged from 1-4 to l-l Wlseowln Central
4 - .... i do. preferrml
Total sales of stocks today, SO,200 shatva.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPT8. «
__ ... , higher. Iteadlng was up 3-8. After
, TSSS. westher generally cle»r with tem- tho opening trading soma profit taking,
pernture. from 83To .70. | developed, which resulted In nrlces be- I
nih.ef jt n. u >. n.M.. si T”. I .. | Ing shaded slightly In some quarters
or£Ln, Jntl y m ^ thou * h tho S eneral «•» maintained the
°r* J. n '"‘‘< a > sains fairly well.
LONDON 8TOCK MARKET.
—I
'action theory, owing to the repeated
rains over tho cotton belt. Spot quo-1
tatlons were unchanged, sales amount-
I Ing to 0,000 bales. No new features ■■■■, K ~ .
have arisen to shako market out of the 4“*j£*? 1 * t<Kl Copper. . .
lethargy Into which It has so deeply atetSSn
fallen, nor has a more general Interest | dot preferred
on the part of outside speculation been Baltimore nml Olilo: .’
manifested, despite the fact that ac-1 Canadian 1’aclllc. . . .
tlvlty at tills, the critical period of the I Chesapeake nml Ohio. .
qrop, could reasonably be expected, to-1 Chicago, 3H1-. St. I’aul..
gather with a wider scope of price
changes Thus, the market left alone, luinola (Vntrnl
trading Is almost entirely confined to Mexican Central.' i ‘.
the Rcalplng element at tho ring side. Missouri Kansas and Texas,
whose opinions as a rule are not fixed, | <lo, preferred
but change with the advent of each New Turk Centro 1
now Instance of the weather. The short hnrtnlk "n >! t" r IvAt^ r n ' * "
La t .1n« t « h ow| dI ’ Pl ? ye ?b 0f Iate ? On J 0 un ; oSttS and Western."." I
easiness owing to tho constant nnd I'enns.lvnnla
widely distributed rainfall that 1ms vis- Bending
Ited the cotton growing districts, and Bock Island
through their covering has lent a cer- I Southern Paetfle. ......
tain amount of steadiness to tho innr- omi11H'r11 )nMw*y
kefs undertone, which has at tlmss I flSffi ‘gtatni itteel'
beea misconstrued, bat, the majority !t„ SSSnJ.
Wart A Lelsnd's Daily Market Letter. contlnuo t0 3tick to ,lle theory that wet Wnhatb. . .
New York Julv 14 —Owlnw to tho Julj '" Bre beneficial to the growing I do. preferred..... . . . .
tremelynarrow^fluctuatlons 8 and t‘h® I P la P‘*l that eventually crop prospect. | Den^ujnyt^Omnd^.
• I, 3H2 I 11,278
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
extremely narrow fluctuations and the th. mor» nromi.inw^
absence of general trading In cotton th^nciLITr moF.TJwi K “ account
at the present time, It was not surprls- of M*L P Y5!S? t ll5v*i« r *Tnd«v'« m.rk.t
Ing that prices should move off soms *i h
after the sharp advance of the week. •® 1 n *£ al i 5r
Trading Is still mainly professional, and “"Xfi 1 ’KLflLSf 0 ?;
AT NEW YORK.
The following is tho range la cotton
futures lu How York todsy:
Lost Trevlons
Open. High. Low. tialo Clnae. rinse.
.Tilly 10.17-20 10.22 23
Aug. .10.81 10.81 10.26 10.26 10.28-28 10.83-84
Hept .10.28 10.3S 10.3.8 10.:.'. 10.33-84 10.3U-40
Oct. .10.41 10.41 10.87 10.88 10.88-89 10.48-44
Nov ..... ..... 10.88-40 10.48*46
Dec. .10.46 10.47 10.44 10.44 10.44-46 10.49-60
Jan. .10.51 10.61 10.48 10.48 in.4H-49 10.64-56
16.49-81 10.66-67
... 10.48-60 10.83-85
Closed quiet.
NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointers on Provisions.
~ I Private Wire to Olbert A Clay.
Bartlett. Frasier A Co. fair sellers
of May wheat.
Looks like good place to buy com.
Adams A Samuel bought September
wheat. Lake buying May.
Our crop expert wires from Grace
vllle, Minn.: "Wheat looking good on
nigh "land. Hot today and threatening
World's shipments: Broomhnll estl
mates world's shipments for Monday n.
6.800,000 bushels, of which Europe is
expected to toko about 6,000,000 huah
-'s.
Actual world's shipments last week
bushels, and a year ago
9,14.,000 bushels. A decrease In sup,
piles on passage Is expected.
Record-Herald: Grand Forks, N. D.
wire: "Unless some unforseen disas
ter should Intervene between this time
and harvest, this state will have the
greatest crop ever harvested. It Is not
a matter of locality, hut from every
portion of the state, with the possible
exception of a few places In the Red
river valley, the reports are the same.
The season has been almost perfect
for nil the lend outside of Hie valley.
There lias been abundanen of rain and
so distributed that It has simply kept
tho crop on (he constant Jump, and the
slia and vltnllty of the grewlng grain
Is notlreable everywhere.
"Wheat bears claimed that the form
or had loaded down th. wheat 'hull
here with nbout 8.000,000 bushels of
cash wheat In the last ten days and
that diligent prodding of the market
had only enabled wheat to show two
of advancing prices.
"Following from Minneapolis:,'Have
tnlkcd with fifteen ©levator in©n cover
ing three etnto*, and according to their
roporta from their agents nnd nuperln-
tendenta, conditions over tho entire
<nu Northwest extremely favorable.’
loft? Private Wire to Wars & I.Hond.
**• 1 Chicago, July 14.—Inter Ocean: Cash
business In wheat In Chicago yester-
duy wac 16,000 bushels mixed lots.
Hales of com were 240,000 bushels
and oats 116,000 bushels.
Kansas City reported n round lot of
wheat sold for export. New York sold
80,000 bushels, mostly Durum, to go
abroad; also 24,000 corn nnd 120,000
oats.
Country holders of corn became good
sellers yesterday, one house buying
140,000, tho largest In several weeks.
Th© Increase In purchases to arrive led
tho range la cotton Isovoral of tho largo traders to strongly
“7 today: advocate the selling of September corn
Onen niirh ,n anticipation of on increased move-
Joly .lfw’ ii *u 08 lies' u 12-ifl ll 04 ' I***•***• ® n ^ *be buying of May, claiming
Aug. aoifl? 10.67 10.67 law io.fi ns Ians that there will be 8c profit in tho
* A * A *• ■*“ ** “ “ _ ~ 'spread. Last year this spread was
most unprofitable, ns September w'ent
RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Oct. .10.24 10.* 10.23 10.28 10.11-84 10.1
p:: S8 p p US 1JSS \l:i
JllB. .10.41 10.41 10. a 10.41 10.41-
Mch.::::::::::: :::::::::: iftft
CIOMd ftrady.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
HOUSE STATEMENT
Privato Wire to Olbert A Clay.
New York, July 14.-Danlel Odell A Co..
TThere Is no nppnrent reason tho morkot
moves downward. Is suddenly checked nnd
rallies only to mept some stock, nnd ro-
tnrn to a dragging condition. This Is In
dlrntlvo to ns of tho Indifference of lu
moralizetlon should not be overlooked.
When this liquidation of corporate nnd In
dividual necessities HimII cease, we nntlel
a big advance In tho goncrai list,
general sentiment Is vory bearish nt
Marshall 8pader A Co.:
Thera were many com- I la ."“Ii^a 3 .p™"** I Dm “'’
Plaint* of too much rain In the Atlantic a „ “L a ‘infi rlft/io M’CULLOUGH BROS.’ FRUIT . , .
xtatM, and until the rain stops there AND PRODUCE LETTER |,lnr ? ln »»/ of
th, market Is nk.lv to he mnra nr le». Innces yesterday In the news Items were I :m>nt decline, w. shall regn
Influenced by "this development’ * In I of a klnd t0 *"<••?«» ‘hat the treasury | „ _ v . | ginning at the end. of liquid,,
ffneral, however, tho market Is steady,
•nd prices fall to decline much under
19 l-4c. Tho comparison with the Au
rd as the bo-
|u«t rpport two years ago ls not lDco- P° ,nt to largo gold imports, and it only
le i/w L . lwo 1 OOL UKO- | r *»nnlr#i« »h« nf C«*r»aln fnnlll_
ly to be h bearish Influence,
will tend to prevent short
The market has been Imre on bnnnnns t
‘ ... - On th© whole, sen
respect to tho lmine
market Is nbout ns
mixed ns It hni
lug the decline which . _ __
n I most unlntorriiptedly for Rome week*.
... *- - • cuinmlflBlon house*
that <1 uring
I roug demand prevailing at higher prices I tie amount of baying by large Interests.
£.‘wa" , *«r.o w"&d r 5'n n *CororadS tahTfW^Ubto lon^o^ I'“’r^.^nTrf!,'.' sad selling, owing ‘.fe ^"Thst"'^^ ‘.uTSS
imi was ,i,o witnessed in Loioraao Monl We CBnnot admlt apprehension variety, quality and condition on arrival, stocks shoald be booght st thl. time, .nd
and sentiment alone can rule the secu.- at irom 75c to 2L2* t»r crate thnt ‘
aided hv a change for Vegetable*, generally speaking, being for- | OI ,
K 0 I nl.hSl by tbs local truckers direct to the | „'i r>
rhoraeter loads many of ttr. specalailTs In
a nn» Hlr« JJUIIU lU IKIBD KQIU IIII^UI in, U IJU U Uilljr I * siar UIUia» was •'Vt M _ VU ^ ,
^ requires the extension of certain faclll- during the week. Nothing like sufficient I Uptown RenUment:
seSPne fi? tles t0 aI1 importing house, to moka ^SSsorararequlremenu^wlth highItfmimt nptjjwi1 with I
•ome time. On a further decline some futura oT^h^mirks^miiv ,fL w °f conscouence on lemons, much mixed as It hns
Improvement Is likely. Th ® n *? r ‘ utur ,® .‘"f mnrket may either ae to rallies or demand. i„g the .leeiine which
* I develop further liquidation In certalrt No oranges lu the tnnrket of any char-1 ahaant unlntorruptedl; ... .
v.w vn* e.i„ nl , ■„«.»< direction,, but we cannot believe the srier. I Men reprc.-nting Inrge ecnml.
i„‘ D . York, July 14. Selling appeared | p rMent level of values or such levels I rhe recent glut on pineapples has cleaned I nuri brukurn on the mot ur
In Reading, Pennsylvania CoPP«w, lksmay bar^heddurtngthenext I ?? with the market well in hand, with .this week they have detected i
but t I** may be reached during the next I °?_
oui Locomotive was & bullish feature | w m ~nt n mv* •l ,tr
On HEffrPRilvA hiivlna- avalnat ihnrti "8 Clny tnainf Will nOt pi*OVO a
JJ»i. There was talk In -London of
*5,000,000 gold being negotiated for by
New York bankers that wilt probably
Include Australian shipments. The
Mnk statement mads n splendid show
ing, reserves and money items increas
ing and loans decreasing. Surplus rc-
•erves $12,810,000. Transactions were
•mail during the last half hour, the
mnrket weakening to aomo extent, with
indications favoring a lower range all
•round, b
WORLD’S VISIBLE
SUPPLY OF COTTON
•"■ret,ry Hester’s statement of ths
vorld's visible supply of cotton shows a
lecretse fur ths week 147,(52, against a ds-
nf 114,293 last year and n decrease
'( !2S,9:i In 1904.
.The total visible Is 2.7*1.411, igainst 2.881.-
w " k ; I.I8M08 laat year and 1.849.M9
tear before laat. Of this the total of
amerlran cotton In 1,500.4(1, against 1,(18,113
1,987,803 last year, snd .**.(®
lSLS* 0 !? *nd of all other klnda.
telW^njply Of cot-
t ,h " w a » decrenae, compared with laat
Sm'- 0 * 14,,B lt • deervase rampnred with
fear of 13.M2, end Increase compared
f before Uat of W.792.
th.;. . Wl,r ld'« vlatble supply of cotton
iIb . J.' now ‘float and held In Orest Brit-
] S-""' 1 c.>ntinental Enrn|>* 1.430.000, sgalnat
li« 5.*‘ fear, and 1,074,000 year before
,' r ln Egypf SI.OOO, ngainst 103.000 hut
year before last; lu India
Sri ngslnst (79,000 laat year, and 453,000
Sm'o'e laat: and In the Unlte.1 Rtatea
fmXrTe'SK,.' 0 ' 000 “ ,l 5renr ’ and ^
CHRONICLE'S WEEKLY CROP
!C« v~,A N . D LEATHER REPORT
•mini* #*• 14.—Advl* 3 *** *to u. by tel-
2f! p ,K f . rot ? thp Sn «th this ewnlng de-
nit,; 11 weather has continued fa-
* nil# during the week. In
”u, n
ft? ££
W° rt 'ho Crop as progressing
orahty there are some euniplolnts of
and that the plant Is small.
BEARS IN COTTON
MORE CAUTIOUS 'T w? ~MtfcSuo , ’ra*don
: they are acting upon their own opln-
In II quiet way. Th. absence, how-
■. 'of sustained buying of » general
™ . ^—■ -■- , ■ .sue.aeter leada many of th. sneeulallve In-
Tomatoes may be clnssed nnd prenerty to lM .| ler , thllt eapllallats, as a
no. sn exception, being scaree. In J“ C L ra- whole, do not Itelleve that the Umo hns
celpts aro nothing. Ilko sufficient to. meet | coln< , for hnvln* stock, on n largo wnle.
H nothing — ... -
ulrtmenta and high prices prevailing,
.a very noticeable reaction In noted '
cantaloupe*; In fact. thesoF
nnd variety are aolllni
come for bnying atocke on n large genie,!
either for laveatment or ■peculation. The
11 Dion It very generally exprensed that
hana^a n nil w °P lD,on 1* generally expressed that
nrv p.^iiv n f f l v!rill!.-l l "° mnrket will drift along within n nor-
I W ^— - Jjf readily at prices I ro ^ range until men with large means
New York, July 14.—The Ron inyst “Late Kiiisfu.-inry t„ nil imrUc ,-,ui, .-rm-<l. nr# B0 jy*rapfldmt with nnonetto Dollt-
heavy rain, la Q«orata and North Cnro- Tkn tap. eondUIttan aay.bt ajgSd ■>» leal matters and varioua other qoesfKn,,
line and Booth Carolfna ar. Mid to have In n full menaure to wntermerons which art now regarded as potent fsc-
don. harm, although tbs state report. Both Mwsndotdlrtih potatoes searco tor( tb# ltoek
dated the 9tb Instant, wakes no mention and active nt high price*. __
of anything of the sort. It Indicate!, on Naw sweet potatoes selling olio readily ■
more r thia* r on. 'ieetlo’n'of “oSoTMsfe «J«1 to demand and Newark” Vu^-US^opepwl flat,
ever, the belief here at the moment, at I consumption at priceii quoted.
from 6 3-4c to 10 3-4o over May ln
the month of August.
Forelgnorn aro evidently gottlng out
of aupplleg of American meats and
I think well of them, Judging from the
advnnro In prices In Liverpool slnco
Mny 1. Till© Im hi the fn. .• ..f
©iimmary: I’arls bourse cloned today, ‘‘'’nt mifavorabb* (lrvclnpriicnm nml Ih
The treasury will deposit proceeds of regarded n© most nlgnlficant. Lard
the Panama bonds with the banks. has advnnced 3d, hacks nro up 6s 6d.
No change ln Consolidated Gas dlvl* | Cumberland© 3m nnd ham© 8©. Hklnned
dend expected. ham© have become scarce and bring
Atchison surplus expected to showllo or 2o a pound moro than before
II 1-3 ”ii ( ’inm--ii for tho vimii*. Hi*- parking Ihmiho aramlnlH wen* made
Sit’d .'ititliorltlfH ©ay thcro Im© been I publb*
no overproduction of tho metal. Slight I David Williams, a hanker of Web
reduction In Bessomor quotation in I ©ter, H. D.. who was bore yostordny,
Pittsburg. . I said the atmosphorlc conditions In tho
Elghty*one roads for May show av- I Northwest wore such n© might develop
orags net Increase 13.67 per oent, and black rust if rniitimifd.
for eleven months 16.80. I Heports from Grand Forks, Carring-
Indications point to bsttsr bank I ton, iAirlreoro nnd Park River, N. D .
statement. Banks gained on the I say there was no black rust ln those
week's currency movement $639,000. I sections, nnd crop prospects wore never
Bradstreet's says trade and Industry better,
are of very largo volumo for the mid
summer period.
Dun says trad© continues far In ex
cess of earlier years and preparations
for fall nnd winter nre unabated..
Twelvo Industrials declined .52 per I
cent. '
Twenty active railroads advanced .02 |
per cent.
WHEAT WAS FIRM
AI THE OPENING
DUE MAINLY TO FAIRLY SAT
ISFACTORY CABLES.
Rains in Northwest and Very
Small World ’a Shipment!
Additional Factors.
prlr.
By Frirate Lm«.(1 wire.
Chicago, July 14.—Wheat wi
regular and unsettle,I, but
changes were not broad, nnd tho cl-.se
showed net Iomc ,,r i_s.- „„<] i-4 0 f,.p
the day. Corn wits weak nnd l-4c and
1-fc lower. Oat* »-»<• and 3-4r lower
and provisions 2 X-2c and 12 l-2c low.
Conaldarabl* xvhent was covered n n
Die situation abroad, while roarsn
rraln* were »old on *howern nnd prom-
ae of more In tho corn nml onta belt.
Primary receipts of wheat were 954,-
090 and corn 3l0,000 ngnlnst (37,900 and
491,000. respectively, n year ago.
Clearances from the seaboard!
Wheat. 215,000; corn, 79,000; oats. 2,.
000.
Caih sale* were amall In all posi
tion*, bains confined to a few boat,
load* of wheat and corn at the sea.
board nnd *mall tots at Chicago.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
wntAT^ , "* h ’ r " w - CT '
jfc. u u q
■rmiN-* 0 -»
fen a a a
n** sjf
&l\.z sn sa g
l>”C W 2(3 *•
11:8
PORK—
Joly... 18.60
Hept.. 17.86
Jan...
LARD—
July
Hnpts* 9.10
Ort.... 9.16
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Uo tPAOiVA.
CHICAGO CAR L0T8.
Wheat
Corn
Onts m
Hogs 12,000
Today. Tomorrow,
317
270
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
NORTHWEST CARS*
Tim following flinroN glvo th© northwest
cars today, last week and Inst year:
Mlnoonpolls ,
Duluth
Chicago .....
Occidental Fruit and Produce Co.
• IHCOMPOKAUDB
THE DRY GOOD8 MARKET.
ny Private Loosed Wlr©.
>w York, Julv 14.—Midsummer bee
iltud© pervade the dry goods markets I
far i\h iMiyer© aro roncernc.l, Imt wlill©
tho movement of goods Is ©mall, rnnfldenro I
Is steadily growing. A revival of export
business to the extent of taking the en-1
tire avnllatde product of 4-ynrd sheetings
Is the moat encouraging feature of tho laat I
wo days.
WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE
AND CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BANANAS, PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES
THE HUSTLERS
J. M. COPELIN, Pre*.
2 N. BROAD ST.
JOS. GENNTISON, Mgr.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
Oldeflt Established Office Houth.
COTTON STOCKS BONOS -O|0
Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally
market lotter and market manual
innllod on appll* .itIon
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATjLANTA, GA,
C. E. CURRIER, Pr..ld,n4. A. ff. THORNTON, VIcwPcmIMM.
H. T. INMAN, Vle»PrMld.nL QffO. R. DONOVAN, Ca*hl,r.
JAMES 8. FLOYD, Awfl Oeehler.
Favorable bank atatement expected.
are no ladlcatloas of
| lu Wall .treat.
Now York, July
14.—Dow-Jon pa
&'.t, u'th^fiw'SnSi.'^ r“h«.“Wi I '“Anmwi'rtsln diSSid preraii'. for cabbage I sod ctowdJjra'TSbAt'bJJ? price"
^ttVluxu. 1 * «^Sb.*“ulSL. , Th; very low value.; In feet. *" — ,
state reporta from North Carolina and | the aecumalated remnants^ Ij*| London about parity early.
Houth Carolina 1
and constderabla —
Una. The statistics
&I&W^.r W S^r7. h ;Ld W , , i b . ___ I Trad, cpndltlon.
Md'rom?"’" taeSTSIvt r *erra r0 ts , hen U PRICES BARELY HELD
hall side for s turn. Well street bouse. OY TITRPEXTTKE
bought, hut they are moetly only mod-1 U*v 1U1U L.MlitL
erataly bullleh. it.tlng that Mere eentlment |
for the moment tarora .rally, Whllels I gp^t,) to The Georgian,
on. Inatanee, that of a honse whleb ha. I sstsddsIi. U*., July 14.—For tho pa.t
bought freely for two day* peat, .fflralng WMk the price of spirit* has hung at 67Vl0
that it. opinion, are really wtttl beari.h. I though on mora than on* occasion It hns
Home of rite eleventh hour German bulla I uee U ,, much aa a bargain to bold the
-- - - — . Had It not !>**n for the entrance
e Standard OU at the very laat moment
ould bare been toached. Aa th* week
1 the demand was somewhat dlmln-
It It considered poaalble thnt any
among some, and the poetponement led to day the lower price may be touched, though
some ring gelling. —Olbert h Clay. it |* tielleved that there la no danx, r of
i --- —■— —i—. tower than (7c. The re-
'alriy good volume.
oerat : While yesterday's cotton market did I Hoaln* during the week showed a decided
■ • -* •—i’• 1 — —— —-"Waring more or b-aa.
L. J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN
ComspondMt’s Capital $250,000
RCriRINCe, THE NEAL BANK
PHONC 1417. PRUDENTIAL BLOG
not emphasize the preponderance of bull- decline, ©very grad© suffering
not ,-ron oentlment to nav great I The week started with wafer white *t
extantTirdldXd «m. i¥ d ! UHon.liflgfit on and el^lwltbtl.
the'jaiy'posillon." Jnly longa evidently era I Other t
wide awake They are fanning for th* ehancei
ItSddfeT. and not for. th. led*";- fact. I part ol
-- . ,._i that grade quoted at 24.75.
gradaa anffared In leaa measure. The
nee* aeem go.al for a recovery of a|
__ ,._.t of th* loa* during the coming week,
th^s^ia rMson 16 believe thw latter la sc- as nntoward Hrcnmataaces, aside from nat-
InsUr lielug amdsted aa occasion arises. In | nml causes, tended to depress tbs market. I
tiro, the New orieaa* market la tending a
helping hand to the July long by pennllalBg I
the* tender here of low crude trash from tleo to bo made lor stains and off color*
Xsw York, nnd today Inereaeed the dedne- „ T ,|ghth of a cant. A faw * 1
HUBBARD BROS & CO •9 MERCHANTS
Atlanta Offices, 319-221 Century Building.
Member* New York Cotton Exchange, New Or
leans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso
ciation, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cof
fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange.
Buslneas solicited for the aboveexchanges.
Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited.
Phones 454, Long Distance 39. A.S. Hustace. Mgr
Capital..-. $500,000.60
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
CENTRAL BANKS TRUST CORPORATION,
CAPITAL ------ $500,000.00
If you contemplate opening a new account, or changing your present
banking arrangement, and with to connect yourself with a strong, oonaorv-
| atlve bank, fully equipped to serve you aa your bualneaa Justifies,
Invite you to call and talk the matter over with ua.
Aoa G. Candlar* Praaidant.
W. H. Pattaraoiif Vie©-Praaidant. A. P. Col**, Caahltr.
John 8. Owens, Vice-President. Wm, O. Owens, Aaat. Cashier.
WM. L PBBL, President.
ROBT. P. MADDOX. Ylco-Prea.
GIBERT & CLAY
111 ALABAMA I
tTOCKS, kONOi.
COTTON. GRAIN,
corrcc, paoviaioN©
MEMBcea
ATLANTA, BA.
eighth of a cent. Thus tbe New Orleans I
contract baa incersard In value, tbereLj
Improving *b© xmthtni market from th-
▼lewpolat of th© bojrrr of liedgoa nnd of
th© o©U©r af actual cotton, baeatw© mini
mizing th© bearish affect of nndmlrable
tender*. Th© Ideal contract ibonld favor
no comrarrrfal grade more thau another.
Meanwhile, aenllmeatal mipport continues
roJSSMSK* Orleans Cotton to mmj. tjm crop from
.11° r * Cotton Exchsnge.iS.w Orteaua Jtavk Eiobar:r- cotton Ux-hanga. 1 avrSTOl dlravtlsaa, though butfMau Is ou r...
* fork Caffe. Exrb.ngs btaw Or loan Board of Trade.)', at.satoa small a valo to mak- a rrel mnrkot. Tho,
PHvnfA TVf-ea to all Exchange!- „ vlalbl© zapply atatement fully meets bull-
^C6l and Long DltUnci Ttltphonf 5298. W. R. FAGAN, Manage Ish tjpteUtkma M -Wm #
MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO.
CAPITAL $200,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS .... $500,000.00
WARE A L ELAN D
COTTON, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS,
ACCOUNTS INVITED
8*. 2 Wall SI., Fdin BoIldi»f, Atlmit, C».
MlMBttS
Ntw Ttrk Cation itehi*«*.
New Orientt Colton itthnage.
Chicago Board of Trado.
Chi'tgo Stork Inbtngo.
New York Coffee inhaage.
\V’e invite accounte of individuals, coi-jk)rat ions, banks
• and bankers and offer the best ternid consistent with
conservative banking.
In our Saving© Department wo allow Interest at th© Rate of 3 1-2 par
cent. Compounded Semi-Annually.