Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, July 11, 1907, Image 11
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
THURSDAY, JUDY 11. 1907.
1!
Turned Weak Later in the
Session and Declined
Sharply
ON SALES FOR PROFITS
Bears Were More Aggres
sive-Heavy Rains Re
ported in Texas.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleecy Staple.
V>„. York, July ll.-There wo« cooiMera-
M. selling pressure *t the opening of the
Stton market this mornlog, Inspired by
Sir rubles anil rains through the western
central belt. First prlroa were 2 to «
Mnta lower, but the llaf recovered Ita lose
[Jv “he drat ten minutes.
Tfrrr the opening decline, prices were
,A r L ranldlv some (Oil points on reports
5? *5 Telns ‘but at the high
Silnn liquidation .was beery and a *■
Bln, followed, carrying the market from
i ....In, Home 4®# points above tVednea-
Sjv'j .losing bids to MM points under
foi the active mouths, selling at about the
lowest of the porting at midday.
Most of the early decline of the
morning was recovered In the later
trading, the close being 1 point higher
To 3 points lower on the active months.
July dosed 10 point* down on two
transactions.
Comparative receipt* at all U. 8. ports:
Wt receipt a Thursday
game day tatt jrttr 2.M
Total receipt* for At# Aays •
game lays last rear
Total i
1,110
12,607
24.W7
12,880
Ints since September 1....9,786,016
time last year *
Increase
Estimated receipts Friday:
1907.
New Orleans 1.000 to 1,L
Galveston wto WO
Houston
1906.
300 to
None
Receipts Tbui
gam** day lust ye*r
Decrease
ghlpmcnts Thursday v None
gnm** day last ye*f 25
lH'cn*ast» *»
Stock on hand Thursday *%.... 6,296
game day last year 1.361
Increase 2,84o
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, easier; middling uplands 7.15.
Atlanta, quiet; middling 13c. •
Now York, quiet; middling 13.20.
New Orleans, quiet: middling 13c.
Augusta, steady; middling -13%.
Savannah, stendy; middling 13ft.
Mcniphta. stendy; middling 1215-16.
Galveston, quiet: middling 13c.
Charleston, nominal.
Wilmington, nominal; middling 13ft.
middling 13ft.
rty; mludllna 13V
_ .junnl: middling
ponton, quiet; middling 13.20.
Philadelphia, stendy; middling 13.45.
Mobile, firm; middling 12V4-
Hnuston, steady: middling 13c.
Cincinnati, nominal.
Louisville, sternly; middling 13ft.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
Special to The Georgian,
v Haywaro, Vick & Clark.)
New York, July ll.-J. h. Bachs ft Co..
2 H,to 9ft lower ou near
J* lower on distant, opened
n , i P g 0lnt, ..‘]‘* 0,,nG on I ,eftr antl 7 decline
on distant position*. At 12:15 p ,m.. dull but
steady, u<>t 6ft lower on near and 6ft to 7*4
lower on Qlstant positions. Boots easier at
15 points lower; middling, 7.15; sales 10,000,
Americau 9.300; speculation and export, 500;
imports 9.00), nil American.
Liverpool lower, our reluctance toward
support of prices on this <1**011110 has taken
the starch out of the backbone of the
Liverpool bulls. Evidence* were plenty lu
the dealing* yesterday that Price Interests
2B® liquidating. The fact that July 12
1 , the elimination of future trail
ing In Texas bus exercised a depressing ef
fect on the fharket. We look lor a quiet,
hesitating speculative market, with little
tendencies to rally.
Better demand this morning, but mostly
,. , . n ,0 f n * traders. Do uot tblnk the blc
selling is over .vet.
Market strong on too much rain In Texas.
Dennison, Tex., reports 8 luches, and Rad
river rising rapidly.
Look for cotton market to do better.
Later ^.bles from Liverpool report addi
tional spot sales of 3.000. The total for
the day Is 10,000 bales, including 9.300
American. It seems a well-established Im
pression around the street that Mr. Price
and his friends, after profiting handsomely
by the ndvauce over the bureau, had made
a very nice thing ou the dr "
Guild bought ami sold i
Hubbard and Lee bought
wlltc“
August a...-,
Juiiuary 11.90.
Cotton continues stendy, due to strength
In August. Very little outside business.
^®w July Jl.—Hayward, Vick
Following are 11 a. m. bids- July 11.90;
11.72; September 11.65; October 11.83;
, - —, , mini, t im re
Liverpool cables: “'Think bottom
bed for the present, mile
Clark:
has bee r ...
foreign markets should show great weak-
Washington announces: “Next bureau re
port giving conditions of crop on July 28
will be issued Friday, August 2, at 11 a. m.,
our time."
Weather map complete. Prospects favora
ble. Clearing In the west; cooler; scat
tered showers and cooler In south and east.
Weather conditions during the past twen
ty-four hours —ere again very favorable.
Map show* rains (n Texas, principally
'* Arkansas, southern Loul*-
uud the A tin 11 tics. Lower
eastern half of the belt;
ATLANTA MARKETS. *
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
EGGS—Active, 17ftc.
LIVE POULTRY'—Hens, active, 37V4«M0e:
chicken* (fries), 12ftft27fte. Ducks, Pekin,
80c each; puddle, 25c each. Turkeys dull,
•"ic per pound.
DRESSED POULTRY’—Turkeys, drawn,
active. 16ft.l7c pound; fries, uctlve, 25&30c
pound; hens, 13ftl4c pound; docks, drawn,
farcy. 15c pound.
PRODUCE—Land, 12c pouud; bams a*
lvt 16c pound: ’shoulders active 10<911e
pound: sides active, 11c pound; bnttcr dull;
10$12ftc pound; beeswax active, 28c pound;
honey, bright, active, 10c pound; honey l*
$8.25; bananas per buneb, cults active, $1.00;
straights 3ft cents per pound; pineapples,
Florida stock. $3.00@3.60: oranges, Califor
nia stock, per box. $4.80. Florida hon
ey poaches, $2.75^3.50 per ernte; limes, Floti
dried
taorgl
l2fto; 1
VEG
pen . .
. .. itmrb, 60f(75c bunch.
JGTABLEK—‘Tomatoes are uctlve and
selling at $1.5<Ki 1.75. Potatoes. ncw,__$3.00
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Lively's twenty-five
years* experience of ed
iting markets In Atlonta
and ths South hss mads
him a recognised au
thority In bis specialty.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
SAME OP VTOC&.
Auiai. Copper. , , ,
Am. Ice (Securities. .
Am. Sugar Refinery.
American Smeltlug..
Am. Locomotive. . •
do. preferred.
terlean “
American 1
Anaconda.
Atchison
do. preferred.
Baltimore ft Ohio.
Chesapeake & Ohl<
Canadian Pacific. .
Fuel ft Iron.
Corn Produce. ....
Colorado Southern. . ..
Delaware A Hudson. .
Denver A Rio Grande.
Distillers’ Securities. .
Erie
do. preferred. . •.
General Electric. , . .
Great Western. ....
Great Northern pfd. ..
Illinois Central. . . .
Interboro
do. preferred. . . .
Kansas ft Texas. • . .
NAME OP STOCK.
Ksuass A Texas pfd. 7
Louisville A Nashville. .
Missouri Pacific . . . ,
Mexican Central . , . ,
New York Central • . ,
Northwestern
National Lead . . . .
.Norfolk and Western . .
Northern Pacific • . . ,
Ontarion ft West. . , ,
Pennsylvania ..... .
Pacific Mall
S ending •
ock Island .
da preferred . . , .
Repnii. Iron & Steel . .
da r .
8t. Paul ........
Tenn. Coal and Iron . .
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific ......
U. 8. Rnliber
do preferred . . . ,
U. 8. Steel .......
do preferred . • • • .
Western Union . . • • «
Wabash
do preferred . . . . ,
Wisconsin Central. • . .
do preferred . • . .
NEW YORK.
tures In New York today:
Yuly.. .
Aug.. .
Sept.. ,
Oct. . ,
Nov.. .
Dec. .
Jan.. .
Feb.. .
March.
(Vswl I
ipNpr&pi
'11.55 11.62 11.
11.62111.69111.
11.70 11.80)11.
11.
11.71 11.79 11.
11.77 11.85 11.
ii.89rn.97l ll!
"85-86
1 a
11.90- 95
11.64-651
11.61-63
1L80-81I
11.73-74
11.80-81
11.87-88
11.91- 93
11.97-99
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
Ntw Orleans. ,
Galveston. . .
Mobile
Savannah. . .
Charleston. . .
Wilmington. . ,
Norfolk
Boston
Philadelphia. .
Pacific coast, .
Total.
166T
1253
2761
INTERIOR RECEIPT8.
The following table shows receipts at the
Interior town* today, compared with the
sain** dny last year:
Houston.
Augusta. .
Memphis.
1.00
TST
Hayward, vick & clark's
DAILY COTTON LETTER
New Orlesns, July 11.—Opinion, feellns
•n<l th<* market are no longer n* one-sided
ffnir ns In the past three months. He-
the
niislder the possibility of gnlu on
shle. The lending operator In
^ admits having withdrawn his
■•>Pl"*rt for the time !»elng. There Is. how-i
HH ’ decided action on either aide at
and the markets therefore are or-
uncertain. We opeued solnewhatl
f‘\r r w ](h traders‘waiting for proceedings
rtrk u " n oue t0 8° hy.* A little Up-
r ,ri ‘ followed, Imt there Is not the former
■i|WMrto snstofn such gnlnw. Weather|
were again vi
I?'". 1 ' f !l lu Uiu northeri
the west, and h
•urred In the resMUMVIPMH
- P*»lnt to partly cloudy, showery and
weather generally. Liverpool was
due. No special news from there.
Kf H,r V l V”®* Texas following these rains
- Wh,, e many say rain was of
fnr» “thera jait them down os lu-
E!' w I 10 ' 1 ^PMig the weevil. Ou the
K' 11 stands to reason, however, that
IthJl l h ? spell which checked growth
[tho? trIH Push development, and If
h l r, D In a day or two the benefit Is
|JJJJJ. f0 outweigh prospective damage by
|v. u : v . r °ward n<H»n uews arrived from
J},, i, ' rk . that the bull clhjue was ajrsln
Iiil and October hpre broke sharply from
Jjtttuaround u.11 The market Ucksttmr.
gause of the sbeenee of any danger-
*>n* r feature and further depression
r r the question.
XL. , '" r J. J»ly 11.—J. 8. Bache ft Co.:
ihor - l J > J K?uwl rosier on pressure from
t?er r ‘ Jhe selling St the opening, how-
Doru of 1 desultory character. The t&\
mvorai '’ , ' 1 At*. Ilottth on conditions were
of , ,' w ,, ‘westhsr. The showers
iron r p Bl , frw Uaf* have helped tlie
Kl ! ‘ Immensely. The ball Interesta
times seem al-
fart ,l n .7^r i fil n ».selUhi I»T ths shorts. The
lot,, nr *R option bill In Texas goes
fiauMnrili ,0 5* 0 . rrrtw *»*• enconrsgisl in neb
Ipik f°'«Ln rlw * *1® no * rtllf any to
Wvnrrl f i-, 1 l!jl I * many traders utilise tho[
Kmitdd! P # l .^ nt P lor * >hof l lines. Trad
slat!vJ tbe pit erowil and the manlp
*• •• A standstill. A nri-
thu wJRhlJ ! ro Vi Bhrereport states that
ttoasc In fiL-Sl”® n, * kp * for ttn . ,u '
a‘,r/ I1 l". l the t H 'rcrll pest, and a few days
. r 'imidy weather will meal) serloas
1.25'ernte: okra, six baskets, small,
raut, half barrel, $3.75; cucumbers,
.75 per crate; egg plant. $1.25^1.75.
W.1EE8E—Fancy full cream, 16 cents:
Georgia cane syrup 37 cents gallon; salt,
100-pound. 50c; axle grease $1.75; soda crack
ers 6Hc pound; lemon, 7c: oyster, 7c; bar
rel candy, per pound. *Hc; mixed, pet
pound, 6yic: tomatoes, 2-pound, $2.00 ease;
g-nound, $2-25; navy beans. $2.40; Lima beans
•c; best matches, ner gross, $1.66; maesroul,
cu;<7c pound; sardines, mustard, <3.25 case.
SUGAR— Standard granuluted, 5.20; New
balk 1.
b Vhr *rt,lV<l , *bi r «™i t'k ci™ J!W5io- atti
n.K C.io; licit (rlu, M-poand haci, ji.,8:
oyit.ra. full w.lrtt, « «•.: H*ht wci,M
11.10 cal.: P>PP„, 18c !!>.: baklDf nowdfr J5
ciuf rtrt wtlnion, IS can: pink ■nlmon, M.2S
on,,: cocoa, 4nc; chocolate, 33; inufT, 1-lb.
S r«, 48c; ron.< bcf. IS*) cn«e; cornel be*t,
CO C«it>:-cat.ap, M.»0 c»»»; ilrun. New Or-
IDI, 36c irallou; coru, 30c Kolloa; Cuba
polMb. M.WM.M caw; pejairt*. 1c: rope,
4-ply cotlou. 11c; »o«p, 8LMQ4 com.
' PROVI8ION8.
PROVISIONS—ffapremo hnmi 18Ho, be|||e,
20A26 pound, tverage, 9.70; fat back,, le;
prerte lard, »H; Parity compound, >14,
illfornla bami, 10c; dry ult extra rib,.
0.1ft.
flour AND GRAIN.
tracked'corn'
nop bushel. 78c: hulls. $13.60.
^CHICKEN FEED—Fifty-pound sacks, 96c;
PuDla chick feed, $2.00; Victor feed. V5\
' oATS^'U- 3 white, *0c; No. 8 mixed, Mr.
olden <mti. B9p: while clipped, 81c; fancy
MEAL-Pluln, pet 9«-ponnd «u-k», 78c; 48
pound .nrk», 77c; plain, M-pound ancke, Jtc;
germ, $1.28.
HAY—Timothy,
do., choice small
third bate., .11.38; Ho. 3, "ne-thlrd .bales,
Special to The Georgian.
rd, VI ^
„ , . Bartlett, Fraxlcr ft Car
rington: It would not he surprising if
wheat should 'open a little lower. If It
does, on any weak spot wo would buy. The
iditions in the northwest art not ns
we would like to see them. Believe
soring wheat Is going back. Conditions
abroad —
Ing, but the majority of tl . . _ ....
very poor. There is not a single state that
has a first-class crop of oats, even Jowu Is
complaining. Minnesota, they say, is get
ting bad. Look for higher prices.
Do not *e^ much in provisions, but on the
weak spots wonbl buy them.
The Chicago Evening Post: Kansas City
reports thrashings ns follows: Cloy Cen
ter. 12@25 bushels; estimated average per
county, 16 bushels. MsuhaJtnn thrashing,
estimated county average 16 bushels. Saline
thrashing, estimated 150IS bushels average
for county. Lawrence, two fields average
25 bushels and one 19 bushels.
John J. Stream’s traveling crop exam
iner wrote as follows from Lake Preston,
tv Dak.: “In this neighborhood the barley
Is headed out, the wheat Is shooting for
th«* head, hut I found no heads formed.
This is the second small stretch of country
I have found In South Dakota where rain
la needed, and from what I hear there nre
spots nil over this section of the state
that have been missed by the local show
ers of the Inst three weeks. Am tohl of
fields fnll of red rust 39 miles south of
here. In fields examined today, found uo
green bugs or traco of insect life on the
plants.”
Ilrndstreet’s statement of changes In the
week’s visible showed east of Rockies wheat
Increased 696.090 bushels. Canada decreased
1,168,000 bushels. United States and Canada
ind cl
Fntu
LIVERPOOL.
opened ea
Opening
Aug.-Sept.... 6.66^-6.6414
Kept.-Oct... 6.6514-6,54Vx
Oct.-Nov.... 6.48 -6.47
Not.-Dee.... 6.46 -6.44
Dee.-Jiin.... 6.43 -6.42%
Jan.-Feb.... 6.42 -6.40ft
Feb.-Mar
Mar.-April... 6.43 -6.42
April-Mny... 6.44
Closed qnlet.
NEW ORLEANS.
The following Is the rang* In cottaa fa
tures In New Orleans today:
HHsImI \ a
July
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
I'cb
March. . ..
12.9011?. 90ll2.90jl2.90jl2.88 |12.90
,1X44 1148!12.54-86j t2.S
12.06 12.18 12.00 12.13112.12 13 12.07-08
12.09-11
1102 12.12 11.96 12.08 lJ.OT-T* 12.03-04
12.08 12.16 12.00 12.12 12.12-13 12.0S-09
12.I6-U112.12-14
•. r • • 1 J 112:22-24 12.18-20
Closed steady.
WHEAT AT OPENING.
A FRACTION LOWER
Downward Tendency Was
Continued During the
Morning Trading.
ST. LOUIS CA8H QUOTATIONS.
Wheat—Nrt. 3 now
When t—No. l old
Corn—No.
Corn—No. 2 ,..., M'4
Oft to- No 2 46i{
Chicago, July 11.—Closing prices for
the day showed wheat 2 1-802 3-8C
lower, com olt S-4S21 l-4c, oats 5-84#
15-Sc lower and provisions off a shade.
The arrival of a car of new crop
oats at Bt. Louis, and the fact that
It graded No. 2. or contract, coupled
with better reports on that cereal from
some sections of the oats country,
caused many longs to sell out and short
lines to be thrown Into the pIL
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER CONDITIONS*
prevail
t nscttlcd weather conditions
throughout most of the states east
Rocky Mountains, duo to the unequal dis
tribution of the pressure element An area
of high barometer 1* centered In South Da
kota. while a second high nrea Is in the
southeast. Between these two is a trough
of low pressor* extending from Lak* Michi
gan southwest Into Texas.
Cloudiness prevails throughout the low
ares and showers hnve been general In this
same territory as well os In the southeast,
and up the Atlantic const, llalu was falling
thla morning at Buffalo, Chicago, St. l*oals,
Fort fclulth and Abilene, Tex.
The temperature has remained practically
stationary except at atations In the Mis
souri and upper Mfsslsalpl valleys, where
slight falls have occurred.
Thunder storms nre probable in this sec
tion tonight and Friday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
(From Hayward, Vick ft Clark.)
New York. July 11.—J. 8. Bache ft Co.;
Ixmdon mnrket well above parity for Amerir
cun*. '
The reaction In market Is due to a flood of
adverse Influences. It 1s now In a position
tourespond to the more favorable crop out
The government report Indicates that tbs
shortage la wheat will not be ns serious as
people expected and therefore the outlo
from a business standpoint Is reassuring.
There has been great Improvement In all
crops since June l. since which time govern
ment reportr were complied. The same
would apply to most of corn states.
Tho anil-trust iiollcy Is by no uienps triei
out and the courts will have the deciding
word. A reasonable recovery should nat-
urally follow from the three days’ reaction.
Market slowly but surely Improving, the
consensus of opinion aeemlng more fav
bis on account of ths government cron
port
New Y’ork Commercial: Spectacular
moves on ths part of particular atocks are
not liked on the stock exchange, for the
reason that the Influence exerted bv such
gyrations la not healthy.
It would make a big difference In certain
stock quotations should the directors of the
Amalgamated Copper Company and the
United States Steel Corporation rlflse the
dividend rates on the outstanding stock of
the toruier and the common of the latter,
but those who take a conservative view of
the market do uot think anything of the
eort will Its done. This Is not considered
u good time for the making of such grand
stand plays.
John XV. Gates, previous to bki departure
for Canada Thursday, mid that wulle he
was not Interested In the stock market, he
believed prices would continue to Improve.
II# looked for no protiosnced recession In
the steel Industry, as (he situation waa
sound.
Judge E. II. Gary, chairman of the board
of directors of the United Mates Hteel Cor-
K ration, say* our business pace Is U
le Steel Corporation itself Is «
good pace-maker. Judge. But the
iv* no one need worry.
The short seller, who had been reduced to
hie that the government
Washington will allow the present difficulty
to drift beyond the stage where diplomatic
representations will prove Ineffective In
avoiding nn actual crisis. Benrs will con
rinne to make the best of It. however, but
will likely Im* successful only In building
op * larger short Interest which will !*e
compelled to cover on nil ndvnnced innrRet,
Other developments, nncta as the decline u.
copper metal, the tobseeo suit, the ilnrrl-
nisn cnoe. the Atchison and Union Pacific
bond subscriptions, money and crops, nil
balanced together should not avail against
stoeks at present levels, especially as In
aider* bought heavily ou yesterday’s break
and may now be expected to offer more ag
resslve support. With government fimds
owing buck Into the banks soon there will
Is* no apprehension on the money score dc
spite further gold exports. Foreigners havi
marketed alwnt all the atocks they recently
bought and the Weak bull has been pretty
well closed out, while the technical position
Is vastly improved. We look now for grad
ual Improvement until leading stocks are
many points higher. Consequently on soft
— advise the purchase of the
- v especially the Coppers, 11111,
and Harriman Issues, Atchison. 9ft. Paul,
Reading. Baltimore and Ohio, Northwestern,
Ixoulsvillt* and Nashville and Atlantic Const
Line.
The decline In cotton will likely run a lit-
tlo further. Buy cotton and whest on
sharp reactions.
meridian time, July 1L
THE COFFEE MARKET.
K*w York, July ll.—Following ,r« coffee
ethlM;
lUrro, 10 ». m.-JItrkrf .tMdy tod nn-
rh.nfert; Mlea, 8.000.
Ilniulmrc, 10 27,00ft.
Illo receipt!, 8,000.
Snnto* receipt.. 21,000.
Bao I’nulo receipts, 2RJ00,
Jundtahy receipt*, 17,000.
flPEMNG
IN"STOCKS DILL
Fluctuations in Early Trad
ing Were Narrow and
Mixed.
FEW ADVANCES NOTED
Later They Were Lost and
Entire List Sold Off
Fractions.
New York. July It.—'TWa morning's mar
ket continued to more umlcr the inmc -le-
prctmtnp Indncncea that had carried down
prices yesterday. The topic moat dlucuaftcd
waa the failure which, though Dot officially
stated wait ttererthelea* accepted as n fact,
of the Ililoa t’aclOc convert lido bond I tome.
which liavo I teen traded In
These lionila,
... . . tune, the full priest
the to-called "July eertlllettes” anfferlni
alike.
Ilcflcctlng the-hnaettled money condition
due to the government bond financing
money rates again ruled rary stiff and the
1 tanks were reported aa haring lout 29.000,900
to the auMrenaury stars Friday laat. la
the stock market the prevailing depreaflon
■flowed Itself not ao much la artnal lhtnl.
lu the attalmce of any effectlrt
Sea- York. July tl.—The stock mnrket
opened Irregnlar Imt mainly higher. Smutt
ing started H higher and reacted 44. Union
PacWc ojieneil % better and lost the gain.
Ht. l'aul gained 48, Brie, Northern I’aciflc
u] Brooklyn Bnjdd Transit Improved 14.
ending, Colorado Fnel and Stoel preferred
toned 48 lower. Amalgamated opened 48
gher and reacted H.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York, July 1J.—Money on call
2 1-2 to 7; ruling rate d 1-2; time loenu
firm; dO day* 4 2*4 to 5; *0 day* S 1-4
to 5 1-2: *1x months 5 1-t to S S-4.
Posted rates: Sterling exchange >4.91
to 4.87 1-2 with actual buetneas In
bankers* bills at 4.84.55 to 4.lt.>5 for
demand and >4.82.50 to 4.9!.<0 for 90-
day hills.
Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
London bar Fleer quiet 1-10 up at
Jld. In New York 67 2->c.
Mexican dollars 52 >->.
GEORGIA RAILWAY
AND ELECTRIC CO.
Preferred, none.
iHietnn. atiiy
Oreene Cananm .
nmet-Arlnona 149;
448; capper Rangi
THE LONDON 8TOCK MARKET.
STOCKS—
mini i late, itnii-a,
II 25: choice prairie, 11.00; Beruiudn, >1.10.
’bUoETS—Choice whit* 11.60; Texaa white
11.50; fancy, 11.50; brown ISO to 100 pound.),
It.40. Bran M.J5.
COTTON BEE
m.< "
FISH.
FIB II—Bream 7c ponnd; mapper 10c
pound: trout le pound; bine Bah 7c peuad;
pompano, 21c pound; mackerel, 1248c pound;
mixed flxb, 6c pound; freak watur trout, Ic.
LIQUIDATION BY LONGS
CAUSED WEDNESDAY'S FALL.
to Texas crop.
New Orleano, July 11.—The Times-nemo-
ernt: "Oatenalbly, the cotton market de
clined miller tho preaaure of liquidation by
long., who fen red the sentimental effect of
good rain. In Text*. Beally. the Digger
Influence at work was tho changed atti
tude of certain extensive operotoro, who
have apparently worked th* game of tak
ing away the oilier fellow's money In the
ancient liut »nree»«ful way. However, the
gnats are pnylag the hllla this time, for
the lambs have liet-n looking on from a
■afer distance than la their common cus
tom Th# fact that the Texas antl future
trading law becomes effective tomorrow
rohlicf the market of some anpport, lu
that tho re-adjuatment of brokerage af
fairs 111 th* Lone Htar Btato resulted tn
"few.°re^rwchwh’.m| ,t the*cilU fmr
1.294,000 l»ush#ls. RriMlstr##t’a showed 6,679,-
009 buslivls d#rr#nse In whont the similar
week last year.
Secretary of Iowa Grain D#sl#rs* Asso-
rlntlon chrn crop of that state
nn prnnent conditions at 63,000,000 Its* than
last year.
C?. C. Dalryropl#, Hlllaborn, N. C„ wlr#>l
Thla wheat is dlacasml. Crop goluft bark.
Don’t think North Dakota ran rala# 60 (m*i
rrnt of what ah# did laat y«ar. On# far
inor north of Cnasrltop Informs me hf
stnrtrd to plow 300 acres up. Lots of others
will <lo the sam#."
\V. H. I.nke ft Co. jrot th# following from
Minnrnpolls: “Reports rerrlved of datnaire
by btijrs nt Tracy and At Roaemont, Minn,
rasarlton. N. I>nk., reports bugs In both
wheat and oats.”
John II. Wrenn & Co. r ere I veil a message
porttxl from
there were bugs In tbs
nne
wheat on the Dalrv.- r
Following from Kansas City: ’Two mrs
new NO. 2 red here today: one ear eastern
Kansan and one western Missouri.”
FUTURE PRODUCT COTTONS
HELD AT HIGH FIGURES.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
“ no "' r..: B0,, ‘' 0K ‘
members:
5**0 Bxchangt
lew Orisons Futuvs Brokers^ Aasotflsds^
, n 8RXS »nd Ch^ffi Boarda of Trad*.
Cottaa MFft
|i
j » .... New York and Chicago Correspondent*. -
* BACHE A CO, AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CARRINGTwM.
PRIVATE WIRES TtLALL JEfllMTSt
ion houses whern Bouthern cottons sre
handled na a special feature, It Is stated
that the mills are bolding their forthcom
ing product at high figures which show an
advance of from ftCfftc over the values of
a. week ago. Thla strengthening In the
brown cotton gootls'division of the market
comes from the fact that labor is becom
ing scarce In the Booth and the mills realise
that the small stocks In sight will noU
suffice to mest the needs of the domestic
markets this fall. Cases nro cited whcrel
mills hare flatly declined to accept orders
for sheetings and drills for delivery nfter
I Hep t ember at a alight concession. In car
load lota It la declared mills have turned
down business on pbectlnga where the
buyers refuged to come up to the 8c de-
[man(led for sputa In brown standards. The
jobbers who have been Inclined to hold
bock nro not eager purchaser*, for tber
have completed their Inventory-taking, nm.
realise that their stocks and tbs goods
coming to them are not sufficient to see
them through a tfornml fall and winter
season. No ncenmulstlon of cotton goods
dnrln* tbs remainder
... 'lured, as looms can nod
be set In motion to anything like the full
Capacity of the plants for tack of skilled
labor. This eondltioir Is expected to lie sgl
grave ted this fnll. rather than. Improved.
In the woolen goods market, the opening,
of dress goods Hues for the spring of l»N
Is attended with the usual complaints by
the buyers thst prices are too high. As a
matter of fact, the mills have held their
prices down to the closest margin* and are
only n fraction alwve last year** ranges,
while the coat of raw materisla has climbed
up 20030 per cent. Jobbers put tn o busy
day, for there Is a large force of buyer*
from out of town In this market looking
for additional supplle* in the summer nov
elty goods and staples. New lines of fall
wash goods and fancy dress goods are be
ing shown to advantage.
Prices Firm on Print Cuoths.
po wt
.— —BH _„jrtepbru.. .
demand for 2fi-tacb 64 by •), 37-Inch and
25 Inch odds and wide standards for late
for spot delivery, i ....
proportionate price than regulars at 6c.
call for 29 Inch W by 72a a' “** *
U growing. Helling agents
stork to dispose of,
their prices.
by 72* at 5ftc
agents have
oud will not
Chicago grain and provision quotations
for today sre as follows, compared wlto
yesterday’s close:
_ Previous
Open. nigh. Low. Close. Close.
WHEAT—
92ft
July.... 91ft 91ft 90
nept.... 96ft «ft 93ft
Dec.... 93ft 967k 96ft
COKN-
July.... 64ft 54ft 53ft
Kept.... 54ft 55ft 54
Dec,.,. 53 53ft 62
3 .1 g 8 1
93ft
96ft
63ft
64ft
an
»ATB-
July..,.
Sept....
Dec...,
PORK—
July
Bent.. 16.20
LARD-
July.u*. ....
Hcpt... 8.95
Oct
RIBS—
July
Sept... 8.60
Oct... 8.56
.... 18.10
16.1748 14,25
>.>748
>•92 >,95
1.9748
.... 9.45 .
9.40 >.4248
>.6248 >-H
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Wheat opened ft higher and at 1:30 p. ra.
unchanged. Closed fttfft off.
Corn opened unchanged and at 1:39 p. m.
unchanged. Closed ft off.
LIVE 8TOCK MARKET.
Chicago, July 11.—Hogs—Receipts 25,009.
Mnrket alow and steady; light 55.8006.15;
mixed $6.70<S6.10; heavy $8.2O06.92ft: rough
$5.20ti5.60; pigs SMOfiti; rorkers $606.10; good
to clndce heavy 85.fcttt5.92ft.
Cattle—Receipts 6.600. Market steady to
shade lower; *' " "* *' “
ff5.30; heifers
food 'prime steers $5.80^7.80; po»»r to me-
turn $4.7506.75; stin kers and feeders 82.900
Sheep—Receipts 12,000. Market weA to a
shade lower: native $3.2506.90; western $3.50
05.90; ycsrlfngs $606-60; lambs $5.5007.50;
western $5.wg7.70.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
New York, July 11 —The local refined atig-
r market opened unchanged at 4.90 quoted
..y all refiners, except Arbuckle Bros., who
continue business at 4.#o. Local raw market
nnrhanged. London beets steady; July and
NAVAL STORES.
nnvaunnn. juiv i».— *urprmine i
64ft; sales in; rncelt.ts 944.
Rosin firm: sales 2,460; receipts 1.3
dow glass $6; water white $5.40; M
*S.40;"k >5: i >4.96; II >4.«; <1 |4.7»_ . .
*4.-0; E H4604.65; U 14.25; C B HO?48-
CHICAGO CAR LOT8.
The rueelplu uf grain la ear lota todaj
end estimated rtcclpta .or tomorrow are n
follows: .
Today. Tom nr.
Wheat 26 24
Corn 180 334
Oats 60 71
Hogs, bead 25000 24000
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^Chattanooga, clear.
Oalneavlll#, clear. .
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Griffin, dear. . . ,
•Macon, clenr. . . .
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Ncwnnn, cloudy. . .
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Tnliapooaa, dear. .
Tfwcoa, clear
West Point, dear. ,
•Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour
period ending 8 a. m., this dute.
heavy raTnfalls.
Dallas, Tox
I’siis, Tex
Ardmore, 1. T
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Indiestsa l
yesterday, wfor
Tith iucrldta9 time
Temperature.
Remarks,
I.B. MARBURT,
flection Director.
WEATHER FORECAST*
Washington, July 11.—'Iftpatlier conditions
sml forecast until 8 p. tn., Friday:
A trough of low pressure extending from
Texas northeastward into the Ht. Itawrenco
valley, with well-defined high areas ou
either side, has resulted lu an Intensifi
cation of the showery conditions east of
the Rocky mountains, and thunderstorms
were general over almost tho entlrp nrea.
winds along the middle Atlantic coast
..... be light to fresh, mostly southei*
possibly occasional thunder squall*; on
south Atlantic roust light to fresh sou
westerly; on the east gulf coast light
fresh southerly, and on the lower takes light
to fresh and variable, orrasionally thunder
Squalls.
North Carolina. Hontli Carolina and Oeor.
gta—Partly cloudy tonight; Friday showers;
light to fresh southwesterly winds.
Ksstem Florida—Partly cloudy tonight;
Friday snowers: vnrialriu winds.
Western Florida. Alabama and Mississip
pi-Partly cloudy fbnlght; Friday showers;
wind* mostly southerly and light to fresh.
feoutslnmt—Partly cloudy: tmdMhly show
ers; Friday showers and thunderstorms.
Arkansas, Oklahoma. Indian Territory and
Fcftst Texas, North—Partly cloudy and cool-
Hast Texas, South—Hhowers and thunder
storms.
West Texas. North- Hhowers.
West Texas, Houth—Partly cloudy.
i,.-*.. .: MSS ?a,
March
April
May .. .. ..
Juno
July
August
Nepternher .. ..
Octol»er .. ..
Nnvcmtmr
Decemlw*r
Closed steady.
,.5.80
*.6.80-5.90
.•6.664.69
6.704...
5.754.10
6.804.6
5,86-5.90
6.64.90
5.304.6
6,304.65
5.304. r-
6.304.
'..i'm.a itolii
HAYWOOD, VICK A CO.’S
DAILY STOCK LETTER.
New York, July 11.—J. S. Bache
Co.:
Prlcce ruled Irregular. A firmer mar
ket in London atlmulated buying at the
opening on this aide and Initial quota
tion* showed Improvement, but further
liquidation brought about a setback
again, after which a recovery get in.
Th* market later received a chock on
the announcement that the Harriman
report of the Interstate commerce com.
mlimlon would be formally published In
Sunday's papers. Evidently some In
terests were aware of the tenor of the
report, aa vigorous selling of the entire
list followed and the Horrlmnn Pacifies
rnffered marked weakness, while Read-
Ing end Amalgamated ruled heavy on
extensive dealings. Many who hod
been tempted Into buying for a turn
earlier In the dey threw over their
holdings with n feeling of disgust that
the market had refused to. rally and
sentiment became more pronouncedly
professlonal. It waa announced that
the total subscription to the Atchleon
bond Issue was about 30 per cent of
total iffered. Prices Iwcame quiet and
trading nt a standstill after thh late
hienk. Market milled in last hour, bur
there was no snap to the dealings.
4% I UNION 4 °y
COTTON 6EEO OIL MARKET.
Following Is giren the opening and closing
of ID* Now York cotton seed <3l market;
Ononis*. nolng.
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