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Wednesday; august' le.'ftg
THE.ATHKN8 DAILY BANNER. ATHENS GEORGIA
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THE WEATHER
packing sow* Tough 725@7.75; CL A Cl
killing pigs 925@10.15. OHOWS A Oi
Shesep receipts 13,000 fat lambs we J C*
strong to higher; top natives 1 UCSQ&Vv VjOO
12.60 to city butchers; few top a 7
packers 12.50 bulk natives 12.00(g) — -
12.25; colls around 9-00; early Closing at 20 3-4 cents Mon-
sales western lambs 12.50@12.60; nay, local cotton closed at a quo-
best held at 12.85@13.00; shetp tationof 21 cents Tiiesday.
steady, good 115 pound Montana .
wethers 786; good medium and NEW YORK COTTON
f . Where the SwafiowsTFIy
Market ISfews
Geofgia—Cloudy tonight and
Wednesday; probably showers on
the roast. ^
Virginia—Parity elody and jnod-
trate'y warm weatljsr tonight and
Wednesday .
Xorth Carolina—Partfy cloudy
tomsh' and Wednesday. *
South Carolina—Cloudy tonight
end Wednesday. Probably show-
er3 on the south east '
Klr' id i — Local dhowers tonight
or w-dnesday.
Tennesiieo and Kentucky—Partly
t l„mt>- weather tonight, arid Wed
nesday. no change in temperature.
By Associated Press Leased Wire
the price of cotton strongly higher
today. ' In th8 first hour of the.
session the trading months gained
18 to 42 Joints, Oct. rising to 20.18.
Offerings increased greatly when
telegrams to local brokerage firms
Texas.
told of. further rains
Heavy selling came from Interior
points and market comment was
that hedge selling was increasing,
tinder a decidedly easier farting
there waf a long sag whla*rtarr(ed
prices 3 to 20 points under the last
quotations of yesterday to 19.(0 for
, T _. bar silver,
YORK,-Foreign, ba
ver 89%; Mexican dollars 63.
LIBERTY BONDS.
NEW YORK.—Liberty I
» iio -100.80; fi r . t
uWil-WBU. « 100.48;
4%s MWjppI «4f .101.20;
lory 4% (uncalled) 100.82'
lory (called) 100.44.'
NEW YORK LOAN.
NEW YORK.—Call money ,
high 3%; low 3; ruling rat<
closing bid 3; offered at 3%.
loan Sjapal! loans against nc;
ences 3. Time loans stendv-
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO,—Announcement that
there would be no board of con
trol In the Canadian wheat trade
I this year tended to strengthen the
price of wheat a little here Tuesday
during the early dealings. The
opening which ranged from % de
cline to '% advance was followed
bj| an upturn to a trifle abovo
yesterday's finish. Absence of rain
gave flrmnnjs to coin and oais.
After opening unchanged to %
higher corn'scored moderate gen
eral gains. Oats started % to %
off to % up, 8nd . later showed
gains. Provisions averaged lower
bonds
t 4%
third
i; vie.
vlc-
October. Realising by shorts made
a much steadier market around 11
o'clock when October recovered tol
19.82. j
A private crop -estimate <
600,000 bales seemed to be
rather seriously and result
considerable buying, ' ‘ 1
IN COMBINATION
, Banner—Morning
Herald—Evening
2 Cents a Word
.Minimum charge of 40 cents.
Ibrre limes foi the price of t 1-2
Insertions. Seven tlraee for the
price of five Ineertione.
Better Investigate today. Cal.'
Telephone 76 Ade 1
THE
BANNER-HERALD
12*3(1
... 20.00
cents, forty points, up from the
lowest _N
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged.
Sales on the spot 11; to arrivb
none; low middling 19.25; middling
20.50; good middling 21.50; re
ceipts 1,272; stock 60,236.
Cotton closed steady at net ad
vance of 31 to 34 points.
Prcv.
Open High Low Close Close
! Oct. 19.90 20.18 19.60 20.11 19.80
Dec. 19.90 20.15 19.60 20.09 19.75
Jan. 19.80 20.04 19.59 20.03 19.62
Mar. 19.81 19.99 19.60 19.97 19.60
Citlea Ser. common ..
Cities Ser., bankers ..
Common stock, scrip
Preferred cash scrip
Common cash scrip
CHICAGO—Wheat No. 3 red
100 1-20102 1-2; No. 1030105 1-2.
Corn Do. 2 mixed (10(1 1.4. No.
2 yellow 82 1-40(8. Oats No. 2
white 31 1-4; No. 3 white 300 33.
Rye NO. 2. 71072. Barley 46Q66.
TImothyseed 425 0 525. cloverseed
12.00018.00. Pork nominal, lard
10.76. Ribs 975011.00.
WANTED
WANTED—Every subicribcr to
/AHiiiiy—ouvouiuLf UJ
either the Banner or tho Her-
i!d, to join tho Banner-Herald
Fite Travel Accident and Pe-
Thia photograph was taken at an Island off Key West, Fla., thu
rendezvous of thousands^jipon thousands of swal|p\vs.
May 19.75 19.83 19.83 19.83 19.50
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
LIVERPOOL.—Cotton spot In
limited demand; prices easy, Good
middling 12.49; fully middling
12.28; mlddlinr 12.23; low mid
dling 11.78; good ordinary 10.93;
ordinary 10.43. Sales 8,000 bales.
Including 3.900 American. Re
ceipts 9,100 bains, all, American.
Futures closed steady. August
11.81; October -11.88; December
11.53; January 11.47; March 11.43;
Wheat closed unsettled at the
same as yesterday finish 1 1-8 Iqwa
er. Corn closed firm 3-4 to 1 1-40
1 3.8 net higher.
Open High Low CR)2e
Wheat— » )
Sept. „ 101% 101% 99% 100%
Dec. 101% 102% 100% 101%
May —. 108% 107% 105 108%'
Corn-
Dec. 53 54 58 68%
Mny 58 67 56 68%
» Oats— _
Sept 80% 30% 20% 30%
Dec. 32% 33% 32% 33%
May .... 38% 37% 88% 87
Porte blank
V Lard—
&pt. 1065 10.72 10.66 10.70
Oct 10.75 10.82 10.75 10.75
Ribs— . ,
close 087
Oct close < »<#
les Ambassador Permanent Home
'FOREIGN EXCHANGE /
NEW YORK—Foreign exchange
irregular. Great Britain demand
448 1-4; cables 448 1-3; sixty clay
hills on banks 444 1-4. rFance de
mand 808 l.t) cables 80S. Italy de
mand 468! cables 458 1-1, Belgium
demand 70S l-»: cables 763. Ger.
many demand .10 cables .10 1-8;
Holland demand 18.75; cables
CHICAGO DAIRY
CHICAGO — Butter higher,
creamery extras 33 1-2: stnndards
33 1-4. Eggs higher steady 22 1-2;
storage packed firsts 23 to 23 1-2
WANTED—To trade a good piece
of city property and a good pay
ing business fur a rent good farm,
near city. Address Exchange, In
Care Banner-Herald.
WANTED FOR CASH—About 200
acres good farm land on good
road near Athene, must bo cheap.
Address W. In care Banner.
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Oct. 20.86 20.61 20.08 20.56 20.22
Dec. 20.40^20.62 20.12 20.60 20.22
Jan. 20.20 20 50 20.00 20.47 20.12
Mar. 20.30 20.50 20.02 20.60 20.16
May 20.17 20.41 20.01 20.35 20.00
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS—A much high
er Liverpool market than due and
Texas that In many
CHICAGO POULTRY.
ICAGO.—Poultry alive firm:
-1023; broilers 23%; springs
WANTED—To rent 4, 5
- room house, close
in, must be in good sec
tion and in good condi
tion. Roy Wilson, at
Herald Office;
claims fr6i
sections the showers that have fal
len In the Inst couple of days have
been too light to be of benefit, put
CHICAGO POTATOE8.
CHICAGO. — Potatoes steady.
New Jersey sacked, cobblers J.60®
1.65 cwt.: sacked giants 1.50 cwt.;
Minnesota. Nebraska saked, early
Ohlos 900 1.19 cwt.
NEW YORK STOCKS—LAST
SALE
Allied Chem. and Dye 74’
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO.—Cattle receipts 8,-
000; Ibctor grades beef steers'ac
tive; strong to ten cents higher
top yearlings 10.75; bulk beef
steers 8.86@10.50; other grades
and butcher she stock steady to
strong; canhers slow, weak; bulls
strong to ten cento higher,; veal
calves 50 to 76 cents higher;
stockcrs unchanged; beef cows
and.-'heifers 5.00(a>7.25; canners
Allis Chalmers
FOR -RENT
FOHr RENT—Four rooms w
sink in kitchen. 280 Baxter.
t^r . , . : g
3u8t v lfe Ttoee
American Beet Sugar
NEW YORK DAIRY •
NEW YOR K—Rutter firm;
creamery higher than extras 35
@ 35% firsts 31 % 34. Eggs firm!
gathered extra firsts 27 @ 29.
Cheeso steady. Average 29
American Can
Auncrlcan ■ Car and Foundry .... 17v‘
Am. Hide and Leather pf 72 - l
American International Corp.. 36VS
American Locomotive 118%
American Smelting and Ref'g.. 60%
American Sugar 81%
American Sumatra Tobacco .... 37%
American T. and T. 122%
American Tobacco .......... 150
American Woolen 01%
Anaconda Copper — 63%
Atchison —........... .101%
Atl., Gulf and W. Indies ..... 30%
Baldwin Locomotive 123
Baltimore and Ohio —.—........ 67
Ffm KENT—Two.or three deslr-
able unfurnished rooms In good
neighborhood to 'couple without
children. Rent reasonable with
convenience, 698 Cobb St.
. A-16-p
FOR SALK
FOR SALE—Six roefn house on
large corner lot; priced to sell.
See B. h. Grant, Statham, Ga.,
or B. C. Adams, Athens, Oa. a!6c.
M Building at the Brazilian Centennial Exposition
It Will genre later a, the United State, Embaaay.
dors of. the Construction pf tht
to Brasil will embassy by Dwight V. iH
than most of Company of New York, front plant
’* «HP‘°™tic 0 f Frank L. Packard, a Colun.T
, bua ■ Ohio ' efcbitecL is nearing;
ne.tRlodo completion. The . architecture J
- the norma Portuguese Colonial sty I
„ y ' harmonizing with the Brasilia,.'
n Centennial m .“* e ' A.V.*tinttlve Lat.n sp r p
gates. Within Wl11 * tta ‘h to the patio or open
promontories court which .the liu.n walls of
an Indepond- ‘ h « building enclose. A tropnal
er 7th, this gardon and fountain . iviil be sur-i
the official rounded on all sides by a wide
After tho corridor or arched gallery. Thu
velght 0850 ARGENTINE PREOIDENT
ular killing IGNORES OFFICIAL
125-275 pound RESIDENCE
)@976; good BUENOS AIRES—Dr. Marcelo T.
butchers 8.90 de Alvcar. presldent-eloct of Argen-
mostly 7600 tine will live during his term of
; better kinds office In a magnificent residence
8.45@965; situated on AJvear Avent** the
lfeht 9C0@ Iroperty of a wenUhy ArgcaMne
950@10.25; resident In Pari* Numerous cases
a 760@840; containing valuable wArks of art
and furniture belonging to Dr. Al-i
,vear have ojready arrived from
- showing of Paris to adorn his future residence,
ly afternoon. j n selecting a private dwelling
les, thp pfd., Dr. Alvcar is following the example,
nd Standard „f the prAsent chief executive, Dr.
rginia Caro- Hlriolltn Yrlgoyen. who dl(\ not
rican, Texas follow the custom established by
n Union and hrts predeccor of living in tho
id up in n , -r'naa Rosado.” the government
mblic «iotor t, U ||,i|ng set aside for the jusc °f
ithers shares | ti,n presidents of the republic. The
“Cara Rosado” Is at present rather
>y. Sales ap-J^uap'dated, and is bolng extensively
j repaired. «
Brazilian!
MISCELLANDIOUS
ISJTATE LOANS—We can
Secure loans on Improved
£ lands or city property,
(cltord and Meadow.
' S-l-c
Bethlehem Steel *8”
Canadian Pacific ...
Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Chesepeake and Ohio
Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul
Chicago, R. 1. and’ Poc
Chino Copper —
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Corn Products -—
EClttOHt DAIRY—Milk that 1»
rlcTTaniT*dean; 12^ cents quart:
dally delivery anywhere In city.
PhenAWis.
- i Crucible filed
Erie ....... I.....
k Famous Players.LaSky .
i. General Asphalt
I. General Electric !..
| General Motors
c Goodrich Co
■ Great Northern pfd.
* Illinois Central —
Inspiration Copper
! International Harvester
Int, Mor. Marine pfd. ....
i International Paper —
Invincible Oil
kolly-Sprlngfleld Tire -..
. Kennccott Copper
; Louisville and Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Int. Nickel
Mlnml Copper
Middle Statea Oil
Midvale Steel
| Missouri Pacific
. New York Central ...—-
LOST AND FOUND
STOLEN — Ford Sedan,
blue body. Four Republic
•kbl Urea. Llccnso tag
Motor nqmber 344(866. R
DulioseDuCoso.
LOST— (fmbrella la Post Offlco
by Mrs. M. 3. Martin. Finder re
turn In no standard Oil Station
nd receive reward.
A-18-C
corridor and gallery around
court
FOUND-Ladles parasol, can 6o
obtainoil by paying for advertise
ment and Identify. Phone 1428
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THE BICKER FAMILY
Milt Discusses “Her”
BY SATTERFIELD
IrtAT GIRL OVER. TtttRY »
ifei LooKit ’68. wve - doyi tixe a
WtV.V. V
WHt’S My IDEA op A REAL AMERICAN l
tolRL ! ALL AROUND GOOD SPORT- b
JUST THE KIND Of A 6|R\, A - &
f EUOw DREAMS -ABOUT MARKyiMS^p
&srnt~w^.
CITY SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
WOULD GET My GOAT »f AN'
UOW RAVED ABOUT HER- BUT,
N AT ORE PUT REAL COLOB. IN^SPcHI
you CANT BLAME AfELLOW fOR.
falling AN oil painting,
&-IN REAL LITE”
My Wife- H
Wednesday, the 23rd
Until noon I..—.— ,——
inzt. 1 ,' bids will be received for the
lolloping supplies.
60 shades, 4 cases Pearlirto, 10
doz. hroonts, 2 cases Dutch Clcans-
'or. 4 dnz. trash baskets, 2 doz.
trash cans, 5 cases Crayon, 15
uses toilet paper, 3 doz. mops, 10
doz. erasers, 15 coal scuttles, 4
00Z-,dippers, 2 doz. water buckets,
1 well bucket, 3 cases Ivory soap,
J rales Octagon soap, 1 doz.
ooxc, colored crayon, 6 cases pa
per towels, 20 gallons ink, 6 doz.
Move pans, 4 cases Bon Ami, 1,600
•omission cards, 1,000 complaint
blanks, 3,000 grammar schoql rq-
P°rt paMS, 1,400 High School re
port cards, 2,000 detention blanks,
>■600' manillu envelopes, 2 doz.
Packages white envelopes, 1,000
•Peclal reisirts, 5 doz. indolliblc
■ 2,ooo Saturday - Hanks,
1.000 sickness blanks, 600 requisi
tion blanks.
.The Committee reserve* the
right to reject any or ail bUs,
i or further information see the
™P*nntemlcnt or the undersign-
E. D. SLEdGE,
Chainnan Supply Committee. .
N. Y. N. H. and Hartford 18%
Norfolk and Western X~— «6%
Northern Pacinc —.— 81%
Oklahoma Prod, and Ref - 3%
Pacific OH -j “J™
Pan American Petroleum_ - 75%
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pure Oil — -jL
Rep. Iron and Steel ..
Royal Dutch. N. Y. —
Scars Roebuck ——
Sinclair Con. Oil —
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of N. J. —
Htiidnbokor Corporation
DOINGS QF THE DUFFS
Thafs No Way to Build A Lake
BY ALLMAN
Tobacco Products .-—
Transcontinental Oil -
Union Pacific
IT. 8. Ind. Alcohol
United States Rubber
United 8tmtes Steel —
VOURE ALLRlGKTj
NO DAMAGE -JUST
BACK VouR. doAT
OFF WITH You 12. ,
S. OARS' -P
OUVIA,'l FEEL RATHER
NERVOUS ABOUT
.• DOING THIS!
Help
HELP
HELP
V/ASTHAT?J/^ Re
STUCK
Utah Copper *5™
Wcatlnghouso Electric
Atlantic Coast Line ,5.
Wlllys overland ——•— " TO '
Coca Cola
Gulf State# "IS
SSfiSSySpi-ioH
Slaw Shef Steel and Iron — «b
United Fruit 1 " D
Virginia Caro Cham. **
American Zinc ; *'
Reynolds Tobacco
Chicago and Northwcstcra ... 85%
WALL STREET
/w™ from outside sources
counterbalanced speculative real
ising in several of the leaders -like
Metiesn Pete and Studobaker with
'L °H. I KNOW HOW
TO ROW A BOAT.
Helen .that's no
TRICK t /
^INEBVILLE-MIOLAND HAiL.
WAY SCHEDULE
■ * d»Hy fer OolnosvRU leaves
** x m.
J! 0 ' 12 dally ex. Sun. for Gainec-
“ 10:45 a. m.
"o. i i^ VP1 from aelneavlUe ar-
»:20 p. m.
0qL.m d * 1,7 “■ 6un ' tnm
uw a , vm« arrives 16:16 a. m.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
K fro “ Union D'p’t for Union
Point, >.uxu«t«
gJJ Atlanta and Atlanta '