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TIIE ATLANTA GEORGIAN'. h.ATT’RDAY. JULY 2*. in OPENED MBELV_ STEM There Was Fair Trade in the New Crop Po sitions. BELT WEATHER FINE Reflected in a Slightly Low er Opening—Loss Was Later Recovered. By Private Tinned Wire. Xew Vork, July 28.—The cotton mar k,t opened barely steady 1 to 4 points letter, with a fair trade In new crop position, which left the effects of good neather throughout the twit and the veek-end evening up of operations. The market at New Orleans opened Z points lower on new crop months and there after ruled about steady. After the ~ In the bir;il market t-hnwe.l very little change, averaging about etndy. At the close prices were at about yesterday's figures. SPOT COTTON MARKET. NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. Private Wire to Ware & Leland! New York, July 28.—Liverpool futures opened quiet and unrhaugrd oo near ami * up on late; at 12:30 p. m., unchanged to down on n«*nr ami L up ou late; quiet. Sales 5,000; spots l up, at &04d. Future about 1 to S up. In New York the cotton mnrket opened eaar and with no buying power. Hcnlnera on the bear aide are ready td potiuri It. l^iek of general trade allows market drift. Following li cotton on Frli .— ... the New York Financial Chronicle wired the statistical position y, July 27, ns compiled „ n* Ware. & Leland: •This • Lflit Week. Week. Ylilble supply... 2.199,01 %*49,f * American i.zH.fiu, 3 Crop In eight..,. 10,746,278 10,t Int. reeefpts.*.!!! Int. shipments.. u eipected on The wee * a sales of spots In Liverpool do well. ^Ing.onl^OoTbar New Orleans, Arm nt 101116c; sales 600; drlirered on contract Lift). Liverpool, quiet nt 6.04d. Houston, easy nt 10%c. Baltimore, nominal at ll%e. Oslveston, nominal at 1154c, Unlreston, dull nt lie. Norfolk, steady nt Ul-16e. Charleston, nominal. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, duij xi.w it. »u.—«,ouon, spot nulet, with prices steady; middling uplands 6.Wd; sales 6,000; American 8,700; ipeculntion and export 1,000; receipts 8,000; American 2,500. Futures opened quiet. opening Jnly-Auguflt. August Rept.. Hept-Oct.. .. Oct.-Sow. Nov.-Pec., .. liec.-Jnii Jan.-Fel». .. . Kel».*March,, .. Mnrrh-Aprll.. . Closed quiet. tup. cio«. ‘wr* .6.»-6.78 6.78 ,,6.7*5.76 6.75 5.69.3.0 6.54-6.53 IT TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. The following table shows receipts at the ports today, compared with last year: the same day New Orleans. « (Jnlveaton. . . 4 Mobile. . . . .. Hnrnnnah.• . rhsrleston. . . Wilmington. • • Norfolk. . . . . Boston. . . . , 1'hllndclphla. . Totals/ ‘IS 1906 ‘1 INTERIOR MOVEMENT. The following fnlilo show* rocolpt, nt the Interior towns todny, compared with the •sate day laat year: WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON MMHmppV of cotton ahowi It ilrareaaa for the *«t of 170,424, agalnat a itecreaae of 123,625 list /far and a de- rrea«o of 142,663 year ho fore laat. .The total visible Is Z,ZM,K5, sgslnst 1,4 W.CT Isst week. 2.9647>01 laat year and] I.SHC.J35 rear before Uat.. C» this, tha^ I total of American cotton la L38i.966 against 3 Uat week, -1.771,101 last year auj ■■•year before last, and of all othkTO Mods, Including Egypt. Rratll, India, etc., U07.000, against 1.186,000 Uat week, 1,11V So laat year aid 841,000 yaar Iwfore hut. The total world'a risible supply of cotton, fa above, ahowa n docreaao compared with hst w..ia of 170,424. a decrease compared with Uat year of 589,848 and an Increase] Mttpared with year before Ust of S0V . Of the world's visible supply of cotton, at abore, there la now ndont and held In Oreat Ilrttnln nnd continental Europe V hl.000. agalnat 1,806.ok) laat year und 917,- year before laat: In ft|jr^t. 47,- ». against 86,000 last year, and SI,TOO real •Wore Uat; In India, 749.TOO. ngninat 750, WO Ult year, and 419.000 year Iwfore laat; lad In (ho United fitatel 888,000, agalnat •44/60 Uat year end 172.000 year before U»t. CHRONICLE’S WEEKLY REPORT ON WEATHER New Vork, July 27,-Our weather reports bom the south tonight are, oo the whole, •f » favorable tenor. Ilaln baa been quite fsnerni, and nt n few point, excessive, but In the main the precipitation hns been ■"derate or light. From. Alabama aid •mu* districts elsewhere. wo are advised ;f Improvement. In the crop, hut from a few aectlona there are compUtnta of graaa. » „ LIVE STOCK MARKET. BJ Prints leased Wire. ] bleagoL July :8.-IIoga: Eatlmated re ceipt, today. 12/»1. Mnrket steedy to low «; quality fair; left over. 4.ll7TJu]k, $8.5J«t 675: eatlmated for Monday, 43.TO6; light fivsrsss. sxv/teia gtkeji B $6.60fld.85; good to chotea heavy. Cattle—‘Receipts. SOX Market unchanged: fjeuty fair; be.-re.. M 854,6.60: cows. »yM» 8th'. nelfera. 12414734": enlvea. S5.TOff7.TO; ■■•I prime .teen. »6.9Bfl«.W: pone to me- ]:;• 52.S5ff6.10; atockera and feeders, 5246 .too. against 21,006 laat year and 1 Private Wire to (Elbert ft Clay. .Vew, Vork. July Liverpool closed at about 1 up. Was expected to ho 1 to 2 up. The Journal of Commerce says: "No larger movement for the day was reported, hut the trading went on fairly steady and first hand, men generally say they have a good business for tho week. The domestic mnr ket la generally active, a possible exception being that staple printed goods have not moved with the freedom antlr' - ' ’ revised prices were made. IluMMJHBn sales have been recorded daring the week, and the large buyers are expected In next cloudv In central and weatera portions 0$ tho belt, clear la eastern. Hardly any rain lias fallen, Arkansas experiencing the heaviest—.90 at Little llock. Eastern Forecast—Fair today and show ers Sunday. Weatera Forecast—Fair tonight and Ban day for Oklahoma: partly cloudy for west Texas and showers probable In balance to- THE WEATHER. LOOAL FORECAST. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Houston riser, 83. Paris <?Imwly, 7*. Ard* more cloudy, 71. Oklahoma City cloudy, 80. Fort Worth cloudy, 80. Sherman cloudy, 72. Taylor cloudy, 70. Beaumont fair, 80. Han Antonio cloudy. 80. Dallas cloudy, 80. MIwiInMppI—Meridian cloud/ and plexntm hard raln -y«»t*rtay. Nntefie* and Yasc partly cloudy nnd hot. jiimnm—Birmingham clear and warm, Huntsville cloudy and warm. Opelika partly cloudy and coot. Montgomery clear and warm. Georgia— Columbus cloudy and warm. At lanta clear and warm, WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. V» ni Him floiiuiwrM—* am/ uiuuu/, to 74 shore; general rains In. Iowa, Kan< saa and Missouri; local In Nebraska. Ohio Valley—Clear; 70 to 74 above; local rains. WEATHER-FORECAST; Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, nrtd Western Florida—Occasional showers Saturday and .Sunday; light south winds. Eastern Texas—Partly cloud/ Saturday, showers In the interior; cooler In went portion; Sunday showers; fresh south winds. Western Texas—Fair Saturday, except nhowera and cooler In the Panhandle; Sun* and Indiana—Showers and than- * id Sunday; somewhal tonight and Sunday, crept rair nunany. in the northwest. Michigan—Showers tonight and Sunday; cooler tonight. Wisconsin—Thunderstorms toulght and probably Sunday. m Minnesota—Fair and cooler tonlgh eded by showers In east: Sunday fair, fowa—Showers and cooler tonight; San- 8TATE F0RECA8T. ighi" Hmxlay shower*. WEATHER CONDIHON8. There has been t general decrease In air pressure In the upper Mississippi valley anil eastward over th* Lake region, due to the advance of an area at low barometer from the Dakotas. Thfa "low’’ baa moved east ward during the laat 24 boura and la now central near 8L Tanll Moving-Ini over the northwest le an area of high, barometer now centered over Wyoming and South Da kota. Clsu of a few small , Shower* have occurred nt point* In Flor ida, Georgia, Mississippi, LonUlana and northwanf Into the Dakota* and Montana. There baa been very little change In tern- perature except In the Immediate vicinity 5f the center of the northweatern ''high," where fall* of t to ., degrees hnv* occurred. The condition* favor fair weather In tbla vicinity tonight, probably thunder showers 8an<1 * 3r ' J. B. MABBURT, Section Director. WARE & LELAND'8 DAILY COTTON LETTER. New York. Joly a-Beports from the cotton belt were aomewhst more favorable Are Flna”ia| a fhronlcle‘and nl T l he Journal SL^TThe^tonT^^t^'^m-a fo b# little In the outlook upon which tr >aae operation* for higher price*, ft fact, early In the day, aom# abort sail ing wa* Indulged In by prefe^oogl trad ers, but the market eoon recovered In on attempt to get this cotton ,bock, and final price* were about those of laat night. The market aeema to bar# reached a point where aborts are not loclioad to press « W m-oiliy^nty level and th* world'a vlrible supply of I'rt, * (rail amrket In fact. It I# a flues* Son whether eonanmptlon this year will he rach as to look after so Urge ■ quanUty of THE SUGAR MARKET. ^^VJrWy^Loeat relUedjjnd July and^Auguat ulST <• K. ALABAMA *T. GIBERT & CLAY ITOCKt. 55^0* COTTON. CRAIN, corrcc. provision* ATLANTA, OA. York Stock Exohang*|N«w l g 0 .^ Exchange p«*u /v-..— of Tra3e-lGal»c*t<ja Cott- a KxTL.-.nga. York Cotton Bxchang».lN>w Orlea York Coffeo Exchange.I.N’ew Orleai Prleat* Wire* to all Exchaagea- Lectl and Long Dlatano* Toltphono 5298. OPENING PRICES WERE Most of the Active Issues Showed Fractional Gains at the Start. BUYING WAS HEAVY In Rest of the List the Tone Was Finn To Strong By Private Leased. Wire. New York, July 18.—Tho forward movement on the etock exchange con tlnued this morning with undlmlnUhed Intensity In face of a rather disap pointing bank return. Reading, Dela ware and Hudson and Baltimore und Ohio among the railroad shares and Smelters, Copper and Lead among tht industrials were the leaders of ths ad vance. But the wholo Hat took part, with acsrcely any exceptions In ths rise. Thera was a momentary shading after the bank statement appeared, bu: buying ordern poured In again (thickly and the best prices, as a rule, wore reached at the close. It was plainly enough another In' stance where the average system nn- derstated Vie true position of, the banka. In the face of yesterday's pre dictions of a 67,000,000 cash Increase the banka showed a gain of only !>,' 600,000, and as loans expanded 616,700, 000 on the ' week, the surplus reserve fell off 6500,000. Doubtless next week's figures will _ irrect the underreckoning obvlot made today. This, at least, was View taken In the stock market. LONDON STOCK MARKET, STOCKS- Amalgamated Copper. . , Anaconda iaffliuore and Ohio.. . Canadian Pacific Chesapeake nnd Ohio. . . . . Chic,, MIL. and Bt. Paul... Erie do, preferred Illiiofa Central. Louisville and NaahvlUe. . .. Missouri, Kansas aud Texts. 'o. preferred .. York centre! Northern Pacific Vnnsylrtnla Bending Bonthern Pacific Southern IMIlwiy Union Pacific United States Steal... . . .. do, preferred Wabash do, preferred.; Bock Island ATLANTA CLEARING Clearings today 6 iS-Sg ” lame day last year.. 879.482.91 Week ending today 8.296.120.7* Hnrue wwk !u*t jrMP. 8412,078.19 CT* Inst jrnv,, ,, .... o l »ia t viv. DARWIN G. JONES, Manager. NEW YORK BANK 8TATEMENT. The weekly atatement of the New York •bow* th* - following Depoafta. fncreaae .. Circulation, decreia*.. .. .. Not aa good •• expected* .$ 4M.525 .. 18,748,400 ... 1,884,800 L. J. ANDER80N & CO.’S DAILY COTTON LETTER, 1, excepting reflected further liquidation by outsiders In the far, of reported purchase* of Octo ber and December cottr- — There were moderate .i — , the etatlatlca. on the whole, were buljlshly cunatrued, especially since spinning Inter ests contlnnad to report actlrlty In the cloth markets, with prices well maintained at the leading center*. The Indications point to a continued trading market, but on any further receaslone, the active op tion* appear to be a good pare ha to for * fair return. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. mf^.r.My^'-iior;»■» *** STATIONS pr ATLANTA DISTRICT. "Atlanta, clear. . . . . 98 U "5T •Chattanooga, elrer. . , “ l^e,%?aS5y: GracavlUe. clear Griffin, 90 S ^■rtahhorg,' P- clond'y.'. seees. clear. ,’ert Point, Hear. ... •Minimum temperatures are for It-hour period ending at 8 a. m. this date. 3.1 ■"It i-1 Atlanta. • Aagusu. . ChmrlMtoo. alvNtoo.. MU Uaak Ls>w Orteana. loklahmna. , . Savaaaah. •ij Diet. Artraget. Vlrk.lmr* I It | vniariegtan. . .. . -I >8 1 ~~i indie* tas lanppreclatilc 76 ^ I 2 rainfall. W, R, FAGAN, Manager. REMARKS. Slightly higher temporatnre* prevailed In most dlstrietaof the belt the peat twenty- four hours. 1 talus In light to moderate amounts were groenl except In Mon'gom rry dlitrict. A heary fall occurred at Mal vern, Ark. J. II. SIABl’.t'BT. Section Dire tor. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET AmalcnmatP'l Opper...* AHnntle Oiaat Llr.«* .... Am.Ml .n Sn*:iir lit fining.. Anaconda American Locomotive.. „ do praferrad...,*.. American Smelting Iteflnlug ..... do preferred AtchKm do profurri-d American C'otton Oil ; liiltlmora and Ohio ltrookl.ru Rapid Truualt ! |anndlan raclflc......... Chicago and Northweatern. ;hcMi»eakc and Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron...... Central Leather..... do preferred .i,,,,,,,,,., Chicago and Great Weatern., Chicago, Milwaukee and Ht. Paul....a. Delaware and Htuiaon Dlatillar’a Hectirltlca. General Electric Mlaaouri Pacific.. New York. Ontario aud Weatern National Lead..... Northern Pacific /,...< New York Ceutral.. Sorfolk and Wettera, Pennaylvanla *......... People’* Gat Preaxed Steel Car • I”. Pacific Mall leading lepubllc Steel Rock laland. _ do. preferred United Staten Rubber do. preferred..-. Southern Pacific Southern Railway 'do, preferred. 81o**-Sheffl*ld Teuneaaee Coal and Iron >xaa and Pacific nlon Pacific Inlted Statea Steel ,, Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical... do. preferred... Weatern Union. Wnhnah do. preferre<l Wlaconaln Centra! do. preferred .j_. Total stock tale* today 468,000 abarea. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET AT NEW YORK. Th. following Is tho rang* le cotto* future lu New Vork briar; Au*. ;r sr* ns £s-$s| )m.' :$& ioM ljk'ji •jjj'2 Jan. .10.89 10.38 19.81 10.64 10.B-24 W.8446 Fob 1688-48 10.26-41 Mar. .10.44 10.47 10,« 10.46 10.46-47 10.47-48 Closed steady. AT NEW ORLEAN8. The following Is th* rang# In ration futures In New Orirana today; Last rrevlnna Oren. High, l ow- Sal*. Clore. Cloao. July; .16.50 10.68 mho 10.66 lo.oi es 10.51 Au*. .10.41 10.4, 10.41 10.49 10.48-44 10.41- S,pt .10.80 10.20 10.20 1680 10.88-28 10.80 Got. .10.18 10.20 10.17 10.30 10.10-30 10.30- lira; iioji 1028 loCso 1023 lo.'SSi lo.'§-_. Mur 10.40-43 10.42-44 Closed steady. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street I’rlvnto Wire to Glhert ft Cl*». ^ratnnlM*there«^^^mS*^^lrl may bo brought about by reluetanoe le carry large Unr* of long etock over Sunday with lluaalan p<>*,lblluTe8.^m This timrkr-t has bail a HHBMBMBHPOTBPVISTOe rp ad vane, and might rest around prearnl lev pretty aha tend prate;— would rather sen It . . - rlillii. on loaf * few dayC Two falluraa bar* baan announced at th. London atock exchange. Ono of them, that of Tracy Fox ft Co., la considered rather Important. The other default Is by Cbnn- Icellor ft Will. Those are rcelly rahoca of th* fortnightly aattlamant two weeka ogn, 1st which tome concarua bad to bo tem porerily assisted, rrivnte wire to ivoro a ,o-i,nu, New York, .July »-A fsvoroblo bank atat.mcnt I* Predicted. Ixmdon I4ffKc np, and an active market la an upward direction seems pomlhle. tbs active but the big men are bullion a expected to fnrnlth support In stocks; Steel*, especially. Dow-Jonea ft Co.'s summary: Bank gains over 66,000,000 cash on week's 'TOCTT&row. ,10.000,000 for alx months at BVh per cent . . ‘ “ atee government, adopts atrin- to Inanre annltery packing. m ICe.* 1 iarr b,> ,Da ' c ^ Earnings of Standard Oil for th# year es timated at 6100.000,000. earns! 15 per cent on ramn Pennsylvania refunding be; m2 will emceal 8106000.000. Export! of cotton for seven months tg- *^SRtw*^?] 0 LnS*trannn*'*nd Weatern Dm Lehigh Valley rallruada have Increased their rail orders for 1908 delivery. (.'ear's troop# refuse to fire on naaaanta. Dan's review says first half of 196 was moat prosperous alx months period In the nation's history. • Commercial failures thl« wtsk ta reported are 18, against 192 last week. > Twelve Industrials advanced 1.28 par C<> Tw.n,y actlv* railroad# adrannd .17 per rent. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office Smith. COTTON STOCKS BUNDS OR* IN Ground. Floor Gould Building. Dally market lotfor and market manual mailed on application. L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, CRAIN • Comspondint's Capital $250,000 RCPCRkNCC, THE NEAL BANK RMONK MIT. PKUOENT1AL. 1LOO HUBBARD BROS & CO., SSm Atlanta Offices, 219-221 Century Building. Members New York Cotton Exchan bo. New Or- lean* Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso ciation, Chicago Board of Trado, New York Cof fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Hufcine** solicited for the above exchange*. Dm Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited. Phone* 454, Iy>ng Distance 39, S. Hinton-. Mgr. COTTON^GRAm, ^ROVISION^.HtoCKsPbONDS* ff*. 2 Wall SI., Ptltrt Building. Attach, Ca. HI H BIAS: • In, fail Cairo* hthi.it. Cllc.,. U,U,tTi,4,. g<* 0,in.> Call,* tn%«a f“««aJon fnlinft. (I.trp.gl Colin Altai,tl„. *»» r«4 Col'o, fnknyo. fn,tl. Who, to gear Yak. Htu Orion,. Chit,,.. B. C C0TH3A8. k„,o„. * 1,11 rtn. t2(2. n„i,i4 reaat 2 Occidental Fruit and Produce Co. simcoapokawjs ' Wholesale fruits and produce AND CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BANANAS, PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES i ■■ THE HUSTLERS J. M. COPELIN, Pre*. 2 ft. BROAD ST. JOS- GENNTISON, Mgr. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. i'rlvete Wire to Ware ft Lelaod. t'hlnig". July 26—The wheal market la rery dull. 1-attm hiii>|<u.«*>1 io linvo {0)4148 R UIiau abort wheat, amt manM MM H w prir*. large ree*4ptt tnmorruu. mel no drmand for rash. Valentlo# arlllug Do- eember wheat. Market heavy, t'amlltlona fater a lewar earn market If get mo bulge on wheal, would mil It a aealp. II* opened lower on eit t rader ft Co. and crowd. Buying ncnltenal Private Wlr* to OlberT ft Clay. ■ Chicago, Jaly 26—Think II la a nt lv**t, r ‘ ‘ — . . nnd hoy KouthwMt will jy wheat. ■■■ . pour a worbl nt wheat Into as aa this reduced rate, whlrh eaplrea An- guat 16 III# Bt&cka and stiff innuej- in, in Klly carrying charges, December will red Ic nnd mure uvar Boqilnmlwr and May will aril 8a and mare aver Dacemhar. Better atirend all of this. Alw.ee* of auy halllih new. and eon- tlnueit prewar, of wheat recvtpt* etplalne the eatira tana. Bailie* will b* alight un- ■e«* we get aeosatloMl new*. Wheat oiiehed lower on the weaknen* la core and feck of support Trade Ignoring cl«liu*-of bad erop outlook In Argentina. . You hare aaon Irnttom on ram. Armoor broken nnd ctffi nhlpplag bouse* are bay- lag iMffWmber.-- . - • , - There wna a general ru.h In tell «t the apentug On the Wtt Weather in town aud proipeetn for more In tlllnola alt a year ago. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. Th* following figures show the primary bnahela, against 1.636,OHO buahala last year: *bln- ments today 838,008 bushels, against IM,TO4 bushels Inst yaar. Corn—Iteeeluta today 248,000 bushels, tgnlnst 476000 linshels fast year; skip meats today MLTOO buihels, against ttll.OOO bnshali Isst year. ' NORTHWEST CARK Todsv. Week. Year, »::>8 'g Chicago. ....... 660 31* 1221 COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. New Y'ork, Jnly 06—Uattoa seed nil waa more active at th* opening yeaterday, and during the early trailing several qnnutltlea changed hands. ITIec* wore firmly mala- talued for all dsllverle*. The Irndfag was largely In September, with a prnmlneat re fining Intermt holding the market; There was considerable nil offered at alKiut 38e by aeveral cniumlselmi hnnses. The sup port seemed to lie largely In the form i-f manlpiilatlon. Mon than 6000 barrels ut heptemtier were sobl, but this seamed to exhnust the offerings, and prices remained linn and tleailr In coniatuenee. llanr traders are nf th* opinion that new oil i nn l-e had here for Kepteruber delivery, and for that reason the premium uf le over October la enusldered high. Stocks of nil nr* small, but rout I non at rang-War# .V leiland. _ _ ffljkM Hxjitpuihfr, TO SELL BROKE THE MARKET Failure of Cables to Res pond to Yesterday’s Stead iness Was a Factor. WHEAT OPENED WEAK Cereals Lower—'Wheat 1-2 to 5-8c, Corn 5-8 to 3-4c and Oats 5-8 to le. October., .. .. •• .* .» «4< E rnwmb#r.e .. .. ha a. »2 tccctnhcr.. II 1 Closed steady. NEW YORK COFFEE. Follrmlng Is given tus opening nn«! closing qiiotnlloiis of tbs Sow York coffco niarkst today: Opsolog linogo. • 7,26 IP 7»i J anuary.,.,, „ April.; .,..41.11 i. .A^IXO I/tM-m. ffi Joly «.«-7.M <1804 99 August *“* ** - — -A* Hep tem bar,, „ , , October November December.. .. — I Closed steady. By Print* Laassd Wire. Chicago, July 28.—Th# movement of wheat Is on the Incren.e. There a*aa too much for tho hulls to nvereomo, I lb' \ "In 1-1 'I •-A ll" II f 1*1 lllsp.'Slltg of all of tho wheat that they i-nuid dispose of. Corn and oath longa were ajso In 6 position when- they ware unable to <11c- • *'■ •< l-l'b . ... uni I hey w ero f'-rcad to a roar poaltlhn in the fight on ‘ehann. Profesalonala In tho provision mar- kit hod out few otfera either »«y, and aa thay were not Inclined to do much, that market waa aa dull aa the proverbial "meat hx." Cloelnjt priori for the day showed losses of I-6OI-40 fur wheat; 6>8ff7-8c •I ' I II. nini .4-w It ll f r "lira nnd 3 l-g • i lne tor h..g lu. l> Canh Hales at the seaboard were fivs loads whoat. two loads corn and 200,000 bushels oats. At Chicago, 160,00ft bushels wheat, 110,000 bushels corn nnd 11,000 bushels oats. Primary reralptn of wheat for the week 1,181,004 tiushole wheat and 107,004 buahala corn, ngnlnst 7,259,OuO anil 1,043,000 bushels, respectively, a year ago. Clearances for day: Wheat 243 noo buihels; corn lt,000 buihels, and 20,- 040 bushels oata. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Open. WnBAT— July **4 kept,.,. TO-H %tfN-. 7 * Jnly I0H Kiqil.„ 51 Dec 4t% OATS— July fc A FORK* 1 High. LotT.• ClOM. CIo 32J4 33 Vk r'j’f tH'i IP, :a% HiVC. \W iwr iiT.&4 HSKvx Joly... f.M I.M t SR*r pt if* S?f If If 15“ 1.00 8.06 m 9.10 9.16 Mb ext.. Fora,. , LIVERPOOL/ GRAIN MARKET. Wbeot rloxed unrlinnawl to % lower. Corn* eloied H l^wer. CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 If you cootomplAto opening a new account, or changJitg your preaoat banking arrangement, and with to connect yournelf with a etrong. conserr- attve bank, fully equipped to Rerve you at your buslneaa J ittlfiea, wo Invito you to call and talk the matter over with us. I m Am Q. Candler* Preeldent. W. H. PatteVeon* VIoe-PretidenL A. P. Colee, Cxxhlxr. John S. Owenx, VIoe*PresidenL Win. (X Owene, Aeet. - ■t.-Ceahler. I ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA C. E. CURRIER, President. A, E. THORNTON, Vtoe Preside06 H. T. INMAN, Vico-President. GEO. R. DONOVAN, CesMor. JAMES 6. FLOYD, Aee't Cashier. Capital 95M.MO.N Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,M0.M We Solicit Your Patronage. irnnnnniurjuuui St. ms, AUioioa, r. r» *UOfnMt/C, — r _ _ Joseph A. McCord, CaaMer. It. W. Wjera, Aaat. < ashler Third National Bank Capital Surplus $200,000.00. $300,000.00. Dr. A W. Calhoun. DIRECTORS: Frank Hxwklm. §L M. Atklnxon. Jox^ph A. McCord. J. H. NunfMlty. J. Carroll Payae. K. R. Roaaer. David Wxodsrxrd. rniroanw MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO. CAPITAL $200,000.04 SURPLUS AND PROFITS .... $500,000.00 ACCOUNT* INVITCO We invite accounts of individuals, corporations, banks nnd bankers nnrl offer the Ix.-st terms consistent with conservative banking. In our Saving* Departri.'snt ’v- nflow In^rent at the Rate of 3 1*2 per cent. Compounded Heml-Annualty.