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•UTURES AT START
Strong and Higher English
Cables Main Early
Influence.
SHARP DECLINE LATER
Due to Heavy Selling by
Professionals—Followed
by Good Advance.
vnu n Blnn.nl for heavy tilling by the room,
MW .bo 2$M&2r nt *
WTAW
fame liny !»«t y«r......,... : ......... 6.719
increase 1,811
Total receipt# for Jour day# 19,052
Fa me dfl y * last 7ear............ 21.442
|io(>rea#e :•.»••• j."IVvv• */w• !.■ 2,890
reOwP*
time*
lucre### .....
Somi-wrakly
Ilecelpt#
Shlpinput#
Stocks
1907.
1906.
1903. C
17,'F2
176,00®
li’754
166,197
Hf §
199.404 •
1907. 1906.
New Orlean# 100to 800
Ga Ivestpn M09 to 8,000
Houston *100U) 200
Movement at Atlanta:
Receipt? Wednesday, June 19 .....N<
Same day Idst yttf
Decrease 25
Shipment# Wednesday, June 19 Nunc
game day lt»«t year 4 86
Decrease 86
Stock on hand Wednesday, Jnna 19 4,570
Shine day Inal year : 2.231
Increase 2,639
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, steady; middling uplands 7.08.
Atlanta, quiet; middling 12%.
New York, atcftdy; middling 12.96.
New Orleans, quiet; middling 12%.
Augusta, steady; middling 13%.
Savannah, steady, middling 12%.
Memphis, steady; middling 12%.
Biltltuere, nominal; mld<fltnfia%.
0?lveatQU, middling 1274.
charleston, nomlnaL
Wilmington, nomlnaL
St. Louis, steady; middling 121
ltoRtou, quiet; middling 12.95.
Baltimore, nominal; middling 18%.
13.10.
Houston, quiet; middling 12%.
rindiiDUtl. nominal
Louisville. quiet; middling 12H-
TODAY’S PORT RF.CEIPTS.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
nTDNHSDAT, JUNE 15, 1507.
17
NEWS AND GOSSIP
o' tho Fleecy Staple.
6.i? r ^<r , 6.7?» a *St p ^e t n ;f ce,pt * , ‘ m -
hleKTS, 1 - r H!f* Weather (ovorn-
Ur «Sdmik Li IO|!l0 of ,tj o bull position
«*»erted. In xpffj of a
i m Dral? r !.n'i ut, i n Trstb.r the crop does
loo dS L’ 1 iJSSJI comi>« compbildt of
dhImii “ C , T CODdiliOD.. The fll'llllL- IB
!2twI , L.. 8 “h"V < ®. r .? u b'' I but tho very
n.lrlsoht.n. *111 be « .mall orop. Wo
5 ' .“ g bo conUdont or their «tnnd
Prieo2°wfi? t i,/h*° ”' rv8 on alight declines.
“S' , ® tn Ultimate!, rule hlgffor.
o]o*o touch with condlttod.
WA. h ® t . t i l . nk “ notion will aell at 20c.
•dran™* w r8, P° n <l lo tho Liverpool
but pa antj^aFAst asto
opening lu New Orlonn.. "
commission house buying brought n much
•tronger mxrliet. Complaint, of dry woatn-
Jf " “ t '°' llln 1 * In dally. We would ndvl.e
iWWr" 8 C ° tt011 t<>U,1, • Warehone*
** w ‘ lWn * on Texas weather.
If It ralna there, ns predicted, will eaae off.
,, ‘ f/"v» dry and not n few days longer,
L » <lr » , 'r n , abarply; crowd that has
been hulling It look to hnvc all they waul
for tho time being.
preelnlta.tlol 1 during the poat St'hohra.
oecnrred Tn (he terrllorle, end
along the Atlantic coaat districts Only n
■I ‘ ra
West tftlll cold In North Carolina.
A Marshall; Te*., »j>ec|al to the Storera-
Tl®*# MJ»: “John Plunkett, special
■fffij of the United State# AgrluultjiF#r3e-
-mrtment, whose assigned territory 1# this
Harrison county). has Just returned from a
tour of th# county, and Is quite optimistic
? vcr ' ro P He say*, notwithstand
ing the. boll weevil, nn averugu crop of T
ton will b# made.
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Lively's twenty-Ars
years' ezpcrtsnce of ed
itlng markets la Atlanta
and the South has mads
Mm a recognised au
thority la bla apscialty.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
NAME OP STOCK.
Amalgamated *.’opp#v .
Atluntfc Const Lias. •
American Sugar Kuf, .
Anaconda
American Locomotive.
doi preferred , , ft
Am. Smelting Kef. . .
do* prfferred ...»
Atrhlioii . . . ,'f.
do, preferred . .
American Cotton Oil* •
Am. Car Foundry . ; 7
Baltimore A Ohio j , ,
Brooklyn Jtapld Tran..
Couadlun BaellVv . . i
Chicago and NorHiw’n.
Cberapealm A Ohio . .
Colorado Fuel A Iron.
Ceutcai lather ,
do. preferred . . .,
[edgd U Great W.',
chidfsa, M.,‘ A Rt. F..
1 tinware A Hudson. , ,
UTdi- a stecuriUeit .
do, preferred ; ,
Geaeral Electric , .*r
Illinois Central . , , »
Am. 2co Secnrjtlei • •
Louisville fit Ns*hr||!e.
Mexican CentriL
Missouri I'aclflo .
i
a*
1 9
HIGH.
f
It
J<2>,
82%
81S
82%
65
65*
65%
64%
65
116X4
liiii
ins
11554
87^4
«”
"9714
18**
s
f
1.5*4
mu
p
P
¥
168
!’•
168 U
141%
:n-- K
22
&
lais
air
126
ifl'
126%
IS
68%
21
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ibT
i$r
138
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74H
44**
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NAME OP STOCK.
| N. Y., Ont. A W. . . .
National Lead. . t . ,
Northern i*ac!llc. . • .
New York Central. • ;
Norfolk A Western. , .
I'entiNylvanlu
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car. , .
do. preferred. . • .
raclllc Moll
Heading
Republic Steel. . . • . ,
ltock Island.
do. preferred, . . ;
United Staten Rubber.
do. preferred. . . .
Southern I'nelflc. , , . ,
Southern Hallway. ...
do. preferred. . .. ,
gloat ShnSIsld. . . . . ,
Teuu. Coal A Iron. . , ,
Texas A Pselflc. . . , . ,
Uulon Pacific.
Culted States S'teeL • . ,
do. preferred
Va.-Cor.ChemlcAI. . , . .
do. preferred. . • , .
123% '
111% ]
ii)H :
»wi
m\ isii
n f
84*4
NEW YORE.
—-.owing Is the ran,
lures In Now York today:
Mobile
Savannah. . .
charleston. ..
Wilmington. .
Norfolk. ...
Baltimore. . ,
New York. . ,
Boston. . . .
Pacific coast.
Total.
some on yuowers lu tho territories and .»
knusas, but would buy It on depressions.
weather Indications ore for generally fair
weather except showers iu Tennessee and
North Carolina nml possibly northwest
Texas.
Precipitation quite Insufficient and uo gen
era! show-era indicated. Market might sell
off a little more, but would buy It on
presslous.
Complaints of dry weather retarding
growth of crops are Increasing.
Official forecasts of showers and cooler
weather Iu the eastern half of the belt had
no effect on prices other than a few selllug
orders.«
Market going off a little, as predicted
the possibility of some showers In eastern
states. l>o not think these showers will
amount to much, uml on further set-back
market can be bought safely.
HAYWARdT VICK & CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER
New Orleans, Jnno 19.—The exhaustion
good spinners' cotton makes spinning inter-
6sts SO dependent on the growing crop’thnt
foreign markets are very adaptive to all
price changes on our side. Liverpool todnv
advanced about 5 English points moro than
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
show* receipts at the
Houston. ......
I-
■■&JS3SL
1907
YARNS IN ACTIVE DEMAND;
PRICES MUCH HIGHER.
Sew York Commercial; enact a i|*d<l*aiy
Bctlv, demand the cotton yarn market .till
•how. an upward tendency and there now
•ppear. to M no question bat that price,
will bo fully maintained for some time to
— v
j T &'Ia?
bnjrara are placid,” tbe'lr 111 (H-ders at the
trices darned, and appear to conaldcr tbom-
ifilvei lucky if tboy cap f.t deliveries
Mid ahead and nr, now refnaloi to accc;><
•ay further otdert for deliveries wltblu two
or thr^i month).
w.artne yams a
fcavy tmrch.BM' br.. ...
rnslnnd manufactnr.r. to cov.r require
meutB rumilnq a. far ah.ad a. next year.
Kouthern mill. bav« ‘ ‘
ynrus to unite an ext
»bola price, front tba coaria ,t® 4no couuti
or the mark.t business continues active
with nmnnfactnrera ahowln) a marked de
sire to cov»r alt future requirements at
present prices.
Some are boldine back, however, belter-
loc that the market la on too blgb a baal.
Bad that aa the reports begin to qutne In
end more dpflnlto Information la aeeured
{'carding the crop prlcea will ease olt.
buyer, balding this belief, however, are not
ro.ny, and If Is believed very ftfiuly that
they win regret thta action later on.
„ t
Put through yesterday Tn this market, and
:'l 1 ' r l« from Kaatern points also showetl
mat a forward ihotement on tbeee goods
was under way. On narrow gooda. espe
cially In K lncb OlrCO at me, the market
proved steady and many Inquiries for nar
row good! of low count were made In the
I'lokerage offices. Tba aalea for the paat
Jock were the largett of any within recent
months and from ycsterday'B transactions
[tie activity this week will he fully up *-
5!? r L n “* few deys. Wide goods, inch
•’'"eh «8j72, are selling at )ilc for apot
*" l S 3-18o for forward delivery. Wide aland-
!drm at 7c and all goods available
lnr rtpllverv within nlnstr davr — “
,,,the live stock market.
Udcago, Jtino W.-Hoga-nscelpta SMOIh
Msrket strong to Sc higher. Light 16.1041
JfH: rnlrod 6.0G86.S214; heavy VsoS«.2;
»JMe«.06Tplga SS.704f6.20; jrorkera
'.t'; 4 .?*.?" good to choice heavy t4sfi6.2S.
fiSfelKf
Sapom. .iron, to
L~._"'ith.r; nariT« WerO.Mj western SMSS W;
t ^inS. *® e7: taab, #««»•*!
purchase
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
of the New York cotton seed u.
Opening.
.Tune
July. . . . . .
September
October
November. ......
December 42 $42%
Sale#: 100 December st 41%, 100 sC 41%,
nml 100 at 42.
etit atya: v ._
of a reaction anu shorts covered In n very
active manner
that the bottom ...
quently ye#terdny’s market about-faced with
some show of s return of. bulllib activity.
It was a dear cate of a soUf-ouC market, aa
was suggested by the tendency of fluctua
tions during Monday’s session. Crop hulls-
tins complained of a lack of moisture and
boll wefvll activity, and U»# *«l«nt evi
denced cumulative nervousness over the out
look. In the mnlu nrloe opponents were
somewhat less fervid lu their Insistence
that normal stands had generally followed
Hose In the wake of seasonable weather.
~ - >lpt# of firm orders
r eucouragtng basis.'"
—Hayward, VIek A Clark.
MINING STOCKS.
Boston, June 19.—Opening: Cslumet-Arl-
sona 164, North Butte 77. Miannon 16%,
i Trinity 19%, “—'**
Market steady.
WEATHER FORECAST.
North Carolina—Unicttled weather, with
occoalonol ahowera.
South Carollna-Farlly cloudy Thnraday;
probably ahowera; cool In tho Interior.
(icorgla. Wcat Florida. Alabama and
Mlaslaalp^pl—Sbowera late tonight or Thun-
^Haa* 00 Florida—Fair tonight; Thnraday
scattered ahowera.
Louisiana—Partly cloudy; probably ahow-
era In north: Thursday scattered ahowera.
Arkaniaa—Showera and cooler; Tbprsday
Oklahoma ’’ and Indian Territory, Rant
Texas. North aud South—I’artly cloudy,
West Texas, North-Probably ahowera.
Wcat Texas, Soulh-Partly cloudy.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
cotton, ■»&»;»»:*«: str-e—
)» iu. _ . ™ EM I New’ Orlaaaa Future Brokere- Aieeclatlea,
Exchange.’ | Uem^Sr, U ” rp001 Co,,# * ***
*• *• BACHE 4CO., T AND*!$ARTLe¥t, C FRaIiER i. CARRINGTBN.
private wiheaJfi^i-i.£omTfe
LIVERPOOL,
Following la the opening range, 2 p. tn.
>nd cloxc, compured with yeaterday:
Future, opened lirm.
opening Frerlon,
llnuuc. ) p. m. Cloxe. Cloie.
g&w::: 6.«h?S fS I.'Sh
Nov.-Dec.... 6.S3 6.3114
Tec.Jan.... 6.23V4-6.31
an.-Feh.... 6.IS S.Z1
• b.-il,r.... 6.19
Cloied ateady.
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointer* on Provision*.
The Chicago Rccoril-Uerald: Present In
dlcatlons are thnt the wheat market will
temporarily preaeht an epaler problem for
Ih, hears than for the bulla.' There Is no
let-up In the marketing! of old wheat,
ellher Northwest or Southwest, and the
new winter wheat harvest la at bond, with
supplies of old wheat liberal and demand
only fair. June weather almost Invariably
makes ophlll work for tho buyer of wheat,
and the present year gives promise of no
exception. Tho worst that cau now be
told piecemeal of the Kansas wheat crop
will furnish no new sensation, as Ibe trade
has become reconciled to tho prospect of t
UghtxIStt t« ttmt atat*, if will forget
fur the moment that the government miial
ultimately again redone It# estimate of tht
acreage In Kansas to conform more nearly
to that claimed hr the slate authorities
irrs‘Mo ,, a , f:&eS
tho Atlantic#, nml to n governun*nt fora
cast of showers uml cloudy weather foi
north LouIhIjiiih, Arkansas uml the western
belt. Official records here show no rain
fall for Texas and hardly any showers lu
other states, except In Oklahoma nml North
Cnrollun. This turned the title of orders,
and October advanced from 11.77 to around
11.90. Coinplaluts of dry wonther retard
lug developments are on the Increase. At
the same time, it Is evident that abundant
sunshine has Improved the health of the
R iant. Temperatures continue low over
forth Cnrollun, and accounts from there
are not at all good. Texas authorities
predict unusual curtailment this season by
null weevil, owing to the abundance of In
sect*. Mfmll plants and Into crop. Tho
market Is not very active, but steady, l’eo-
plo appear to bo waiting for more decided
weather one way or the other. Weather
conditions will continue to be (ho principal
price Influence. When tho eastern forecast
was published nt 10:40 n. ui„ promising
showers and cinder east of Louisiana, buy
ing support stopped, aud a reaction set In.
New York, June 19.—J. B. Bncbe A Co.
The firmness of Liverpool was not re fleet e<
on this side nt the opening. A feeble Amer
ican advance on tho call was met by Belling
from tho South, due to forecasts of rain
;8S£ 1
TtrolonKctl drought. Later, however, t
market was freely supported on the (le
nities. There Is n strong fr”-
Sll!» to* plek tip 'rotten? Thlann^ylM
strength of the market Is a redaction of them. It la expectod aMflh or
nctnal sentiment We believe In higher latter part of this week will show a mate-
prices, and do not hesitate Tq advise the rial falling off from the movement "tirrent
purchnac at theae level*. for.eome weeka. Oqt of {Be neariy »,0W.W)
Iho only wheat that will be »vaH*ble lor «
port will bs that carried over from (he 1»
crop, provided Interior reserves nro ,t
drawn down far below normal limits.
In tho meantime, the trade will hear
the usual Seasonable slorlc, of new wheat
offered for suio foy future shipment from
(ho Interior, drat arrivals of new wheat
«t Southwestern markets ‘and tho usua
claims of better production thnn promlsitl
In the sections ' kM# "
ported. There
volume of new Investment demand will not
bo great enough to offset the power
fesslonnl speculators who probably v
the present work for n lower level,
nut unlikely that values will be carried low.
or on tht- reaction from the recent big up
heaval than they otherwlae would have
* Warm weather will be welcomed In the
greater portion of tho corn belt. There Is
denty of moisture In the ground In most
ho big corn slates and.nil that Is wnnt
Thu htart Is not so backward that the drop
can not mako up for lost time. Warmth
* AiiKit-ntinii w ill hrinir nuf many of the
ilckly. Mi’au
■ ... m or corn Is
healthy. Farmers havo sold nothing during
tho last two weeks, while tho previous
M laalea havosbeen coming forward ami golngi
Stfe °z
healthy. Farmers have sold nothing <
■ An r outline 1 oTtl^oets’position shows de-
teased supplies In Ml ’directions, but a
irlce tml a crop ouUook above the normal.
fhera'ls'appsrently po more oats than
tor— — —
will
ills-
ba needed oefore th# new crop Is oval
I bla* but that time Is so qqr that It IsW
to the buyer to meet reasf»nable bids. The
small supply* however, indicates that there
Is no occasion for the seller to get panic-
stricken or even hasty In selling. The In
dicated crop ss fifth In the jrovernment ra
dicated cro]
according to
WHEAT AT OPENING
LARGE mm OFF
Turned Strong and Was
Busked Rapidly Up
ward Over a Cent.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN.
Caah wheat—No. 2 red winter 9114892.
v ri«W
NEW ORLEANS.
The flowing is the range In
lutes Ih New orTeartd tfrlnyi
II
fane. t. . '..I.....
July I12.68J12.68
Dec. . . . . ll,T5|ll.82
Jan. - . .* . SUMILK
t^ioflcd bawY fte^dy,
ipo iu.y
12.68 12.65-75 12.70-75
I
11.9011.76 11.79 11.79-^1144-86
-L ! H.W-73 11 75 7s
11.71 11.71-72111.76-77
11.77 11.74-76 11.79 SO
11.83 11,84-88 11.89
WEATHER REPORT.
weather conditions.
been n
e oyer
the i-x-
Bit!
Chicago, June IS.—Wheat closed 7-8
to l-8c higher, com doled 1-4 to l-8c
better, oats were up 1 1-8 and provis
ion* were'l 1-2 to ioc lower.
Tho volume of business In wheat was
large, yet It was hardly up to' the
atandard of the past fortnight, and It
waa conaned largely to the room trad
ing element. There were many bullish
report! from both tho great wheat
belta. Wlto worms were reported In the
Red river valley, and In some cases the
damage Waa '20 to 70 per cotit. The
early strength In oats was a bull help
td Attract d great deal of 'intention.
Corn'ruled xtrong most of the day,
and tho offerings dried up soon after
the' opening, thS demand being good.
Oats were active and showed more
strength than any other grain.
Provisions dull.
Chicago, June 19.—Wheat opened about Me
lower thin morning *a a reiult of further
rains tn Kenans aud dn cnslcr curb St Min-
neepolli. There waa aome acattcred soiling
MM MEel 1.wv3
.waa on both aides, and tlie local bulls were
•Ujiportlug the market. Trade wu# fairly
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Daring (he lest 21 Imura there has b
general daetrtM In tho air prosauro
the entire country, and today, wllh th
wptten of a WISH CMg kr HIM baron
centered over Nebraxka end Houth Dakota,
the pressure It flat and xtagnant.
The weather la generally clear except et
stations on the Atlantic coaxt'whero cloud-
Incas la Iha rule and ahowera have occurred,
r the south very little ruin has occurred
several days, nn<l seasonable tempera
's continue.
* present conditions aro favorable for
generally fair weather except scattered
rounder ahowera la this accilon tonight end
CPTTOfJ REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 bouts ending nt 8 a. 76th
mutdlan time, Jnje 1?, |907.
STA'
i
FTjllC
•Atiantn, cIcarTT^S
•Chattanooga, p. cl’dy
&,fer.V|
loninarutn
Max.* Mln.H
ill
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
Special to The Georgian.
Item Haywiini, Vbk & Clark.)
New York, June 19.—J. B. lloche » Co.;
Ixnnloa price# for AmarlcHiis bettor till#
Bornto. Banco KUM hMier. Consols ai
**ak ttgnln oiid % lower.
Money In demand oml aunoly lighter.
Ibe crop new* from Keiii.-t* till* morning
PKtK Tbo professional clement took
profit# pn tbo bulge yastanUy, and the
market aagged on account of the poor df-
manq from the outside.
L TMrff fll-e fllrwar i - ^
dictions. Tho money from Interior 1« com
ing In. and gold alilpment* are not heavy.
Should,not be surprised to *ee hurdeulng
In market after flrat hour or so.
Rending ha# been sold presumably on the
belief thnt dividend will not be raised to-
day. Aa Jersey CentralTnto was not ad
vanced yoiterdny. tho bears have arrived at
tue conclusion that there will be uo ad
vance In Heading.
Heading meetliitf 2 p. m. Interest! gen
era lly well Informed persistently declare
that rate on common stock will be In-
So *5 Percent bails. , , iv
Town 1 opine: The easy manner In which
rices sold off yesterday afternoon attests
profession#! diameter of the market,
AI T£ OPENING
Only a Handful of Stocks
Dealt in in the First
i. Five Minutes.
READING THE LEADER
Its Advance Was Only a
Small Fraction—Other
Changes. Small.
hoWTolooT^^ ConMonWilv; In rlt'w-of"fur Drookfyh'lUpi,- 8r *
tlit-c yxpijcted gold wxporf# und their elf wo; changed. A sr
OU the week’s bunk statement, proSjiecU ir n
Of which sre none too good In nny event, *' , " v ' or « Lc
sfat#vfl
or which are none too good Iu nu.
We lobk fdr n lower range' ol price# during
tho next day or two. Favorahlo' factor*,
however, should not be disregarded, among
them being the better crop weather, London
buying of our bouds and the assurance felt
In Europo that the Russian crisis will pass
without serious development, while railroad
and Industrial earnings will continue to ex
cite bullish comment. Consequently we
would advise against going short of stocks
at this low level, but on all breaks would
buy good securities for the long null. On
Nashville, Atlantic Const Line and Rtcc
cqmwpn should he bought and on dip# of
one to two point* or so. Wo would ndvfs#
the purchase of Union rnrlflc. Heading, the
Bill Issues, Kt. Haul. Northwestern and the
""era. Among tho cheaper stocks the
_Jiwestern rnfls. Car and Foundry, Loco-
molly#,. Cast Iron Pip# and Lend nr# boat
The weather map should be elonely watch-
cd, and In tfi4 event of continued dry
weather cotton cau bo expected to worl
’dehoy.
Wheat should ho bought only on sharp
breaks for moderate profits.
New Yqric Financial Bureau: Smelting
Is very well absorbed on tho reactions and
Jho support is maintained toward 112-113.
AmnlgamMed may be lammed down td
around 80 any time, hut ft, with Anaconda,
seems to lift to be good for a purchase, es
pecially during wenkncM. Northern Pacific
and Great Northern preferred ore bought
on a scale for Investment nna speculation,
and the same mqy ho said of 8t. Paul.
These three stock* nre favored by foreign
merest#, following the 1III1 parly. Union
Puclflc U naturally having its erratic
—-oTJ uh 1
inenta, owln
dltlorii and rumors
, r ,. __,.^pna it. put wb wwBd
to buy It toward 130 with small stop-order#
" “ turns ®t ieust. Koutuern Pacific Is well
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
5QOR—Active, 17®17%c.
aIVE POUIbTRY—Hens acUve, 40®42%c
rh: ducks, Pekin, Sdc each; puddje, 2&c
irkoys, dull. 10c per pound.
IBD POULTRY^-iurkey#, undrawn.
ctivf, 15i?lGc pound; fries, nctlyo, 25{j30c
JfflSbjih l ,c,untI J ducks, nndrawn,
E WI. W l
r pound.
DDUCE-Lard,
fancy.,
(It* 16o\5u!!l^Sw!W»”sc«t^S^
pound: ■Ido, acllrr, lie pound; batter dull;
!oiri2!4i: pound; lieeawax Active. 26c pound;
*H*Mdg|MtaMglVe, Uc' pound; bonejr Ini
Ive, 16c pound.
boner,
uml Mocks oeil
IIIJITK—Lemon,, fl
176; bnnnnas
ii.« stun, nna th« I'lilivd sinios Hie-I
Share, and Chen peak.! find Ohio Ivors off
U. Heading declined *4 iu SU.
New York, Juno 19.—Attention In to
day's marltot was divided between tho
heavy export of gold apd the action of
ths lleadl'nif directors on tho dividend
question. At tho opening and for tho
first half hour the drift Of prices was
downward, Heading, Un(on Pacific, i
Pennsylvania and other active Issues,
losing on the averngo a point. This
docllca was helped along )jy a moflerata
amount of foreign selling, which lu
turn was a repetition of tho recent
dullness abroad. Hrltlsh consols:
reached Iho lowest llgurcs they have
over pold at under iliq present interest!
charge. So far as tho gold, outgo was
concerned these anticipations werq
fully reunit'd, another 12,500,006 being
taken during the morning for shlpmens
for France. On tho early ivealtness tho
market enconritered a fair demand and
efforts to cover shorts forced a Sharp
rally, hut as goon qs the demand from!
bearish speculators was satlelled tba \
general list eased off again and at)
midday was distinctly heavy.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. (
( Ch!r• JO grain ami pro.vlrioiia quotation,
IP» nksn
Clin
( Open, lllgb. Low. Closiv
coiiit
July....
Bent.
Dec..
OATti-
I
July.. 16.83 13.85
x “t.iJ6.W% 18.15
KD-
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York, Jane 19,-Foliowiug are coffee
cabfet:
Havre, 10 s. ni.—Market steady; 12 noon,
advanced 14 franc: snle«, n.oto.
Hamburg, 19 a. m.—Mnrket uncbsngsd to
— nnl* sdranee; *ale», 27.000.
receipts. 7.-000; sblpments to United
States, 1.000; Europ^ 2,WO; atoek, 652,000;
market firm.
Kauios receipts 28,000; stock, 2,266,000; mar
ket quiet.
Mo PSU..
Jundlaby reeelpti
if.SH 8:1#
HT* I:S« IM
feS::: t®* f:K It Iff* 1:8
April
June e. .. •• •#
July
August .......
September .. ,. .
October ..
November .. .. .
December
Closed steady.
••If 4 *
. .5.25-5.31
NAVAL STORES.
Ini to Th* Georgian.
iavabnab, Ga., June 19.—Turpentine Arm
67; sales, none; receipts, 816.
Josln Arm; salVs, l.«8; receipts, 2.J48;
window glass, 85.50; wsfer-wlilte. 85,85; M,
X.; N, 16.60; Kj 46.26: I, 84.96; It, »(.«’; (i
16««.M; F..J4-70JK.SO; E, H«0; D. 84J»«
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New’York. June W.-Sfoney on call 2B2U;
— fc*£!J!C?vXII.*W» 414; njnety days
I-oated rates: Sterling exchan i
j, , Si?2t t r , ' i " ta_
for Uxtyslay bill,.
IS
Prime'meresmile paper unebsnged.
London bar sliver fid. New York bar
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
l * P ’
Corn opened unehqnxed and st 1:90 p. m.
(vox nnebsngsd. Closed nnebsnged.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
The receipts of grain In car lots todsy
and ratlmstSrd receipts for tomorrow are at
. ’ Todsy- Tom
Wheat 25
Corn;. 418
dots 71
Hogs, bead , 22000
f
8UPREME COURT OP GEORGIA.
Northssstsrn Circuit
Cornelia Finning Mill Company vs.
I. R. Wilcox, from Habersham. Ar
gued.
T. A. Camp* v«. W. C. Edwards (two
rases), from Stephens. Argued.
' W. L. Hawklm v*. J. w. Tanner,
from Hall. Submitted.
J. A. Brackett et al. vs. Etowah Gold
Mining Company, from I.umpkln. With
drawn. >
Tallulah Falls Railway Company vs.
II. H. Harris, from Habersham. Ar
gued.
Blue Rldae Circuit.
JT P. Brook* ve. J. L- Day et al., from
Milton. Submitted.
W. T. Center vs. J. M. McKIney, from
Fannin. Submitted.
R. R. Venable ve. A. S. Burton, from
Forsyth. Argued.
The Chattahoochee circuit will not be
called before Monday.
Remark*.
mpemtores renn;l„ rtjctlcslly smilon
B lit th* illvtrlet. .Slightly lowel
nre reported from u few sis
lBt&'t. fMlen at most #ta
UNCLE SAM NEEDS
MORE TYPEWRITERS
Stenographer*, typewriter* and sten
ographer-typewriters who want good
government job* may have a chance to
get them under tho civil service next
month. An examination will bo held in
Atlanta on July 22 to fill vacancies
wblcli exl*t all over the country, In the
Philippines and at Panama.
The positions will pay ji,200 a year
at the start Wllh a chance to Increase
to *1.600 a year. At present the gov
ernment Is greatly In need of stenog
raphers and typewriters, especially In
the Philippines and the Canal rone. Per
sons who know how to u«e a typewriter
nml thoso who know both stenography
mid typewriting, and those who know
stenography alone, are In demand.
Full particulars of the examination
may be secured from th* oOlce of the
civil eervlco on th* fourth floor of tho
poetofflee building.
OPEN BIDS FOR
NEW BATTLESHIPS
Washington, June 19.—Bids for two
new American battleships will be
opened at noon tomorrow. The depart,
ment Is disappointed that the competl.
tlon among shlp.bullders Is not more
keen. The ahlpa are to cost 16,000.000
each for construction, and 34,000,000
for additional arm# and armament
k'\ - I
nls stock, owing to sfzo and <
on arrival, per bdx, 34.60. Florl
ejr peaches. 12.7503.69 nor crate,
fruit, Florida stock, owing to slxo sd6
color, per box, 35.00; limes. Florida stock,
per 100, $1.25; peanuts, la sacks averaging
100 pounds eneb. owing to grade, per pound
•%«l%c; drttd apples. 7i»8%c; dried
pesenfis, ll%c; prunnt, 6 / dr7%c; cniitnloupe,
$3.00 crate'. Strawberrlos, lftc. Watermelons,
s6c each. Rhnbnrb, 60c bunch.
VEGETABLES—Yellow squuNh, 31.00; cab
bage, ernts, 2 cents per pound; toma-
* us active. 31.75R3.00; potatoes, new, $4.60
i.00 per barrel; Onions, Louisiana, $3 per
jsbel; Egyptlso 4V*c per pound; old
rlsh potatoes active 9l.is6l.20 bushsl; csb
#ry; fapcY, S3.CO(Q3 25 crate; peppers, slow,
$1.25 crate; Okrn, six baskets, sumll, $3.50;
crate; lettuce, headed, active, I2.OOH3.00 per
kraut, half tmrrel, $3.78; beans; r<
green, 60c crate; asparagus, l/Ji/ldc
2-pound ban click; encumber#* $1.2S%1.75
crate; egg pluut, $. , .0o^2.5Q.
GROCERIES.
RICE—Jap;6®6%c; head 6G7c; fancy head
%07, according to the grade.
ClIEKSE—Fancy full cream, 1$ cents.
Georgia cane syrup, 30 cents gillon; salt,
100-pound, 60c; axle grease $1.76; soda crack
ers 6%c ppnnd; Jeiflop 7^i oyster 7c: ba^
rel candy, per pound, 6%c; mixed, per
mad, 4%c;- tomatoes, 2-pound, $2.00 cewr,
pound, t* Wl navy beans. $2.40: Lima beans
; best oisfcue#, per grosB. $1 ff,; macaroni.
t«7e pi and; sardine#, mustard, $3 2# ensa.
BUG A It -Standard granulated. 6%c; New
York refine.'. 4Jkej plantation, 6c.
COFFEE—Ito^ated aifUbcSIeg $16; balk In
*- ^ *$9Ue.
o. 3 rolled nets
nd bag*, $1.85:
i«nh iuii wri|uii •« wgr! light weight
> case; nepDfiD JW lb.; baking powder $5
»; tod salniun, $5 case; pink salmon, $1.25
UBfflf.: ..
n.,aKi,v:::.:: j:
Chesapeake and Ohio *. .. ..
< ’a nal/fa a* l’i cVtfc ” 1 ^ CHtorn * •
do, preferred .. „
Illinois Central ,, .
Kansas and Texas .. ,,
do, preferred
Louisville and NathvlUo ,
and beading ,,
Rock island
K uthern lUclfla .. .
nthern Railway
do. preferred ,
St Faul
Union l’aclflc .. .. .. .. ..
United mates Ste#l ..
J o, preferred ..
■ah
1 ‘iik
%
nil
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Tho tnnp Is farorabt#, only some shower#
In terrllorb *. Arkansas Ana Ailitdtlca. dry
elscwhero. Market might ease off oh selling
on showers In tho territories, but would bur
on breaks, os no 'general relief from dry
weather Is shown.
case; cocoa, 40c; chocolate. 8$; snuff, 1-lb.
«"*V4§c: ronst beef, $2.60 onae; corned beef,
: 791 |L90 *
PROVISIONS.
PnOVJRIONH—Suprem# hams. 16c; bellies,
207126 pounds average, 9.70; f«t backs, 7.96;
Supremo bird, Mi: K'urlty compound, 8%;
California hams, 10c; dry salt extra ribs,
1j ' FLOUR AND GRAIN.
FLOUR—Highest patent, $5.«; bast pat*
ent, $f».40; itnndaid patent, 94.75; half pat
ent, $4.60: spring wheat patent $6.
COHN—No. 2 while, 7«<:: choice white, 30c;
white feed, 78c; No. 1 yellow. 77c; mixed.
75c; cracked corn, per bushel, 78c; bulla, #1*
CHICKEN FEED Fifty Oound aacks. toe;
Pun In chick feed; $2.00; Victor f4ied, $l.»j
brand feed, $1 35.
OATS-No. 2 white 60c: No. 2 mixed, 6$cij
Golden oata. 6yc; white clipped. 62c. 1
‘ * - “ Mitt. 76pi 48®,
pound sacks, 78c$
germ,
‘ * $U0|
^balcsi^
hole# white’ll 60; Texas wltitpl
$1.59; ^aucj^ frtf; brown, tw to 100 pounds),!
ME A I/- Plain. P?r Mpoun.
pound racks, 77ef plain, 29 p>
Kl'TIl), V; -'
UAY—Tlmolby. choice large biles,
da, choice |mnll hales, $1.15; No. i,
third l-nles, 31.K; Nn. 2, one third I
Now Yorl$. Boston. Chicago. yfaahington. Phlladslphlar
Baltimore. Atlanta. New Orleans. San Franclaco. London.
Ths Americah Audit Compahy,
100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., Pro*. G. E. MANWAR1NG, Vic* Free, ,
THEO COCHEU, JR., Secretary.
Tho American Audit Company, chartered undor the lawB of New York. .
Is emiiovur.'il tu exainlne tlm uffulrs of, mid maku reportd upon the flnau- j
cial condition of privuto and public coucerns for directors, ofllcera and la- T
dlvlduais. l'lio preparation and Installing of systems a specialty.
ATLANTA BRANCH, 1018-1018-1017-1018 FOURTH NATL BANK BLDO. ’
G. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Telephone, Main 872. Cable Address, Amdlt, New York.
L. H. Fairchild. Established 1885. s. J. White.
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY,
Coffee Excbanx*.
NEW ORLEANS.
Members:
New Orletn* Cotton Exehsnge, Hi
New York Cotton Eiebaa*,, H
“*w OrtMot Stock lixcbaoge. tbtciso iioord ol' Trade".
LIVERPOOL COTTON A880CIATI0N.
1-rlrste Wire, to NEW YOUK and CHICAGO. Orilerx •oilclted for
eiy CD ibor* Licbaomt. u. C.
FRANK HAWKINS, rresblonl.
H U. ATKINSON. Vice Piukldent. THOM AH C. ERWIN, TashUsr.
JOSEPH A. M’COUD, vlcc-PranIdenL R. W. liYERS, Assistant CasUter.
Third National Bank
Capital - - - v $200,000.00
Surplus and Profit* $400,000.00
DR. A. W. CALHOUN.
MILTON DAItGAN.
JOHN \V. tiltANT.
U. V. MX-ono.
FRANK HAWKINS.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Cuplrs Building.
. ATLANTA.
Bell Phone, Main 89$
GEORGIA.