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— THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1907. WAS JULY OPTION Iiitcr Positions Were Influ enced by Hot Weather in Belt. CABLES WERE FIRM Claimed Continuance of Hot, Dry Weather Will Cause Further Spurt. v.w York. July 14.—In the cotton market thin mornluf July was bid up by abort, end furui.bed the chief feature at the aurt. Utrr positions, Influenced by hot weather the belt and Arm cable,, also ndrancod no food rapport from profeaalonala and commission houses. prospects of thunder showers In sec tions of the belt caused an easier feel- In the afternoon and prices were forced below the closing of Tuesday. At the close the tone was steady with prices net 2 to 9 points lower. Weekly Interior movement 1907 1901 Reoelpts 3815 6193 Shipments 8361 1192, Stocks 38288 114322 Vet receipts Wedncadny, Jnljr 24.. flame day laat year Decrease 1906 19940 28161 123210 2.6S) 2,811 1.261 «.<:s 18.487 12,061 feme dura last year. Decreaac Total receipts since September 1....9.806,067 Same time Isat year 7,744.385 Increase 2,081,652 Estimated receipts Thursdsy: 1907. 1908. New Orleans lOOtetOO 162 Houston M0 to 400 1,257 21 NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. (Prom Hayward. Vick A Cltrk.) New York. July 24.—J. s. Btche & to.: iu bPThTLH doe LI® 9 “Sh? on near ami J? 7*°, 0,1 distant. Opened sternly at 7 points advance. At 12:16 p. m. was S! < 'di; V . !»* 1 h, .* h f r . on nt ‘* r " n “ 7 higher 7V?'»,AV !»)«• hlfher: middling. <.18, Bales 10,000. American 9,100; speculation mile. C,P ° ' rCC *‘ p “’ t^i AmcncaS Liverpool prices higher. The extent of ,nt ? ru, U* a proolem here, but be* ue\e It la of sufficient sloe and extent to r'lirn? '“"{'derably hlfher levels In the near 'l r> ' " ni1 Uot - !{ot *°®d ^Ppht. Think the market will advance conaldemhly further. Would unhealtatlnglj i.Xlt. **°!L ,h ® “cat bureau will be •V. . Au n u "t 2 at noou. on _ SJbd.hujtaji by Mike Thomas. «cam« an'd MIteU. Advance of the laat few daya has been built up on high temperatures In the raid- d o nnd saltern states, and tbs forecast In- dlcntes showers and cloudy weather in this auction for tonight and tomorrow. lawks like might set back a little soon,* as the tut buying orders art tilled, bat It Is orer-nlfL. not n tnnrket to fet short of. Following nre 11 n. in. bids: Following nre 11 n. m. bids: July 12.27, August 11.68. September 11.66, October 11.90, January 12.06. Some people with Llrerpool connections say that fully 60,000 bales of cotton will come back hero from tbe English market New York. July 24,-lIayward, Vick Chirk: Watch official forecast. If It aaya fair weather In the east the market will be good for big spurt. Eastern forecast a stand-off. It says probably showers tomorrow In Georgia and Alabama: fair In Mississippi. Think the market take. It as n disappointment ami III sell off on It, Forecast for western half of the bolt will go higher. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. EGGS—Active, 17017%c. 8POT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, steady; middling uplands 7.19. Atlanta, quiet; middling 121.1-16. Ken* York, quiet; middling 13.10. New Orleans, quiet; middling 1213-16. Augusta, quiet; middling 18%. - — 'idhi -- Savannab, atcady; middling 12*4. ? alv(Hiton, quiet; middling 13c. harleston, nominal: middling 13)4. Wilmington, oomlnal; middling 11%. Norfolk, steady; middling 13%. St. Louis, quiet: middling 13%. Baltimore, nominal: middllug 13%. Boston, steady; middling 13.10. Philadelphia, quiet; middling 13.25. TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. Tbe following table shows receipts at tba New Orleans. Galveston. . . Mobile Savannah. . . Charleston. . Wilmington. . Norfolk. Boston Philadelphia. 12%c per pound.’ DRESSED POI active, 16®17c po pound; bena, 13fi fancy, 15c pound. PRODUCE—Lard. 12c pound: hams POULTRY—Turkey a, drawn, pound; fries, active, 2S©30< pound; bena, 13@14c pound; ducks, drawn, i. Me I'ouuu; nania ii*ay wc gjuuiiu. ahonldera active' l(uui pound: aides active. He pound; bnttor doll *0©12%c pound; beeswax active, 25c pound 1-pound blocks active, 12%c pound. FRUITS—Lemons, fancy Messenn, $5.60; bananas, per bunch, culls active, $1.00; straights, 3 cents net Florida stock, ISC3.1., stock, per 100, $1.00; peanuts lu sacks s^en Sfef cantaloupes, 76c to (1.3 crati 51.0061.60 crate: rhubarb. 76c hunch. VeGETABI.es—'Tomatoes, ,low aale and selling at 70@75e. Potatoes, new. 57.75®3 per barrel; per bushel, 81.10. Onion,. Geor- gla, 51.60 per hnehel; Egyptian, 454c per pound: okra, six buket,. small, 11.50: kraut. pound; okra, six baskets, smnu.5i.6o; k half liarrel. 85.78; egg plant, 81.25(81.76. GROCERIF.B. nirE—Jap 68654c; head 6®7c; fancy heal 4'4tT7. according to the grade. CHEESE—Fancy foil cream, 18 cent,: Georgia cane eyrup 27 cent, gallon; salt, 100-r ound. 80c; axle grease 81.78; aoda crack ere 654c ponnd; lemon. 7c: oyater, Tc; bar rel candy, per ponnd. 654c: mixed, per pound. 6V4c; tomatoee, 2-ponnd, 52.00 case; 6-pound. Hi8 ‘ ■-pounn, vs; navy beau, 52.40: Lima bean, 6c; best metcliee. per gross, 11.68; macaroal, 65487c pound; sardines, mnstard, «.3 case, STTGAn—Standard granulated, 654; New INTERIOR RECEIPT^ The following table Shows receipts nt ths intericr towns tot'— *“ “■* same day last year Houfdou. AlignKtil. . Memphis. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK’S DAILY COTTON LETTER, > Immedtsto price changes are con- . - • *"*”"[ on whether good Liver- •■d «pot sales larger—total — ... I poluts advance—as well ts a dry weather asp allowing abnormally high maximum temperaturea In the central nnd eastern •t&tes, caused good support around the ^■*4 prMH mg mowers tomorrow for (Jsorrio, Florida «nd Alabama, It told off rapidly to 12:25. hot. nre. however, promised fair weather, loan what to do. oumu hsuglug like a dark cloud over tbs long aide, support would undoubtedly have besn more determined. As It Is, all depends upon whether these promised showers will of any amount and general or not. It Is •n awfully uncertain market right now, nerd to gaugo except for quick scalping ..... .. w. the way. The dunces are very remote for tbla crop ever fating so large ne to spoil the chances of me bull, ret a bureau showing a higher condition than It “ '* **“ “ .TOJtlon then in 1906, when the cron wee ll.3M.ft04 on a picked acreage of 24,117,153, * "~‘-*»ly 5 points Improvement lu con- the previous month. Is an item finned drought alone could dla- Weather generally fair, tempe si ir«* , - Official recorda show an awriue temperature of 100 for the following «II»- Arbuckles $16; bulk In bora and barrels 12c; green 11012c. flhriflded biscuit* case; No 3 rolled oats 1305 C ase: sack grits. 90-ponnd bags, $L8S; orst.ri. full Wright 82 onse: light weigh! 51.10 c««»; papur, 18c lb.; baking powder » van- rid salmon, 55 rasa; pink salmon. 14.25 ran; cocoa. 40r: chocolate. 23; snuff. 1-lb. case; catsup. 11.90 caso; sirup. New Or. leans 18c gallon; corn, file gallon; Cuba “Irt. S3.26C3.80 rara: wannlj. *c; rota -oo. lie: soap, 81.6004 css*. pntaat I ply PROVISIONS. PROVISIONS—fin promo ham, 1654c. bellies •083 pounds average. 9.75; fat backs, 8.3; Supreme lord, 1054; Purity compound,1%; rnllforola boma, 10c; dry soil extra riba flour AND GRAIN. FLOTO—Highest patent. 8 90; beat pat ent 55.25; standard pntent 14.75; half pat- rat' 54.66; spring wheat patent. 58.00. PORN—W 2 white, 78c: choice white, 80c,' white feed, Tie; No. 2 yellow. 78c; mixed. 77c‘ cracked corn per bushel, 78c; hulls, ‘'ctliCKF.N FEED-FIfty-pound sack,. 95c; Paata Chick feed. 12.00; victor feed. 8L85; ‘’oAtI^No. 2 white. Met No. 2 mixed. 89c. Golden wlllle dipped, 61c; fancy MEAL—Plain, per 90-ponnd sacks. 77e; 45- pound rtcke. 7«c; plain, 24-pound sacks, Me; *'ha'y--nmolby. choice large lialea. 81.40; do., choice small bales, $1.31: No. 1, one- third bate., 31.16: No. 9. one-third .bnIra Edited by Joseph B. Lively ARKETS Mr. Lively’s twenty-fir* years* experience of ed iting markets to Atlanta tod the South has made him • recogatsed au thority Id ble specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS KAMIQ or Cfrors. Amal. Copper Am. Ice Securities. ,. Am. Sugar Refinery. . American Smelting... Am. Locomotive. **444 * 4 4 16644 *.446 * • • • • American Cotton OIL . Anaconda Atchison do. preferred. . . . Canadian Pacific. Consolidated Gas. Central Leather. . do. preferred. Colorado Fuel ft Iron. . Corn Produce Colorado Southern. ... . Delaware ft Hudson,. . Denver & Itto Grande. *. Distillers’ Securities. . . Eric do. preferred General Electric. . . . • Great Western. . . .. . Great Northern pfd. .. . Illinois Central. Interboro. . . . do. preferred, Kansas ft Texas. '9854 — 22" «ii 136' 3554 2254 IK ■■■- i»" 35*4 : r- 3254 137" 3i' 35% NAME OP STOCK. Kansas ft Texas pfd. . lxoulsvllle ft Nashville. Missouri Pacific • • . , Mexican Central . . . New York Central • . , Northwestern National Lead . . * Norfolk and Western . , Northern Pacific . . . , Ontarlon ft West Pennsylvania Pacific Mall People’s Gss Co Pressed Steol Ckr. . . , Reading Rock Island \ . do. preferred . , . . Repub. iron ft Steel . . do. pref Southern Pacific Southern Railway. . . . do. Union Pacific . . • • . U. ff. Robber. ...... do preferred » • • , U. ti. Steel ...... do preferred . • • • Western Union Wabash do preferred . t t4 0 d o 3 d 3. liiU lis" liiii liiii iii% liiii lists lii* * M 137 M i ii 123% 123% 133% 123% 91% 9154 Ifii 3154 f‘ m 22 fj ijii 20 & 20 SI 8S m 135% 13454 136% W i % iR i§ TIPS FLASHED From W»U Street of the bear trading tbe market steady. The manipulation broke out near tbe close in an advance In South* ern Pacific, carrying Amalgamated alao. The reluetaure to bull tills stock, together exercised a .»ad influence on outside ness. It^toay be that aftse ths meeting of the Steel Corporation next Tuesday something will be done toward hulling Steel common, but Just uow tho imjwr- tent Interests In that stock nre Inclined to mnke the stock look heavy in a strong mar ket. On the whole, we believe the outlook Is stock sales H9.100 shares. NEW YORK. 1 tills i II July Aug Kept Oct Nor Dec Jan Feb.. , . . March. . .. S 11.60 11.96 i * tip 12.02 1110 12.19 litoiiitt 11.6911.42 11.641L42 ll.fl9U.tl 11.99 11.9s 1107 11.90 111111,97 'll 22112! 06 la.*7iit 06.10 11.4111.42-41 U.ail.42-43 11.62 11.82 11.98 11.86-86 11.9111.90-91 11.94 11.96-97 11.9941 110712.04-08 ii«-iA 11.6740 11.64-56 11.90- 91 11.90- 93 11.98-99 12.06-06 12.08-10 12.15-17 Closed etc. y. LIVERPOOL. Fallowing figure, giro tb* opening rang., 2 n. m. xnu cloie, compared with ycterday. Future, opened Arm. op fS»“L jAj _ July.Aug.... $.85 -6.84 Nov.-Dee.... 6.62 Dec.-Jan.... 6.51 -6.11% Jan.-Feb.... 6.61 4.60 Feb.-Mar... 6.Bl%-6.W . Mar.-April.. 6.62 4.61 6.62% 6.51 April-May Closed barely steady, Previous 1 p. in. Close. I* I X SB ... 6.60 6.66 6.49 GAd 6.52 NEW ORLEANS. The following la the range In cotton fe turee In New Orlenna today; • I t\i a 1 u July Aug 8K-:::: Nor Dec •Tan Feb March. . .. 'll)! 69 Ti 26 12.24 P 12! 27 Uegt li! 68 12.12 *1*2167 12.12 12.63 12.13 12.08 12.13 IL m 1107-08 12.12-13 12.17-19 12.22-23 2.SI) 12.76 12.43-44 1119-20 1114-18 1114-16 12.19-20 12.23-28 12.29-31 Closed steady. NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provision*. Special to The Georgian. Chicago, {uly ... rlngton: Weather continues warm and forcing throughout the belt, with some •Ugh! precipitation. There is no confirms tlon of damage by black rust In tbe North west, and unless serious damage 1* reported _ report. from there expect to eee wheat drag lower. No export demand and only a fair do mestlc demand for corn. See very little In market until receipts Increase, when we look for lower prices. , Would sell the deferred futures on all hard apota. Moderate demand for oats. I^>cal crowd continues bullish, but price looks high and can not advise their purchase until the market has folt the weight of the after- harvest movement. Feel friendly to provisions on every soft spot. Announcement Is made by the department of agriculture that the report on grain will be Issued Friday, August 9, at 2 p. m. As August 10 comes on Saturday ana the exchanges close at noon, the trade ts given the benefit of the late Friday and Satur day’s session. This is the first tlma that Chicago Record-Herald: Exports for the crop year, ended July 1, Mowed a monthly average of a little over 12,000.000 hushele of wheat nnd dour as wheat. The Indicated consumption per capita of the United States, allowing that government re- porta of supplies in farmers' bands July 1 were correct, has been about 5.66 bushels, a total of about 477.0QO.OOO bnsbels, flgur Ing ff thV|POpulation < stM,000,000. els In June last year. Exports of wheat nnd flour ns wheat for the year ended Jaly 97.193,000 bushels the preceding year. Tho total exported laat year, therefore, wee about 2Q per cent of last year’s crop. The same proportion exported from the[ cron na at present Indicated would mean 123,000,000 at present inaicstea wouia mean i bushels, or practically double the total thet could be spared If reserves In ell positions at the end of the crop year were the Mine larger than during the, yrar Jnat cforaU. if |, n foregone concltulon that th* «„r- ngo nrlera of whrat the worlfl orei■ rtould —j-, - ---- rule inoterlilly higher for the 19971108 erep 51,3: choice ora cle. n.a>: Bermuda. 11.10. roar than for tb* on, Ju«t parted. De«pltr SHORTS—Choice white, 11.80; fanojr. 81.10; (h, rn ,,!,l Increase In population and .la the brown (SO to V» jmund,) 8L40 Bran I1.K. conramptlon of wheat, th, COTTON 8ERI> MtSAL-l-rtm, per ton. | „ luc b ,h, 50: No. 2 per too, 13400; bulla per ton. .60. YARN MARKET RATHER QUIET BUT PRICE8 FIRMLY HELD. New York Commercial: Th, cotton jam markat open, tb# new worit under rather oulet condition,, but price, are being flrml/ adhered to In aplte of tho lark of demand. The fact of tbe matte. Is that large bujen are now practlcallj through for the flui* being with their purchases, nnd although the an-.ali buyers are atlll Ailing In to come extent, the market has entered upon It, usual quiet summer period. ■— situated with regard to orders for future little business. tb, claim mad, by anluner, of a aold-up condition for man months to com, aw le- gttlmate. *“* " On the other band. It aelllng r.flce of prices the trade here will begin to Itellere that tbe eold-up reporte emenetlng from .|,lnnlng_ qnartera her. been exeg- A «cuxtn. Little Rock. Memphis, Mo- U 11 *. ^ew Orleans, Vicksburg, and n t**in- peraturo nv.-rage of 96 for Atlanta. Galves- ^lontgoinery, Oklahoma, Wilmington, the highest In many years, and n wMltion certainly damaging to cotton of iu. development. The market ral* N s little on thill daU. bat fear of relief pr. Promised showers checks the buying mrx, juiy J. w. iincne « v-o.; lni° n A Ll ^n>ool cables and. belated cover- *-.» riiiuui UK nisi nuu, **»»*•»- I;*..?* .hort, j^re our m.rk.t _e •trnng undertone on fiiom Mining cell end Prices ndratwed ceallr about 8 point, above L*«,"Igbf. cloee. After the opening onr “:*•« fell beck Into a period of dnllne,, •ad assumed a waiting aapect prenoratory ™ ,h - Weather forectat Ita puhllcatlon Vj rather dlaappolattag to tha holla, aa It, Pradlctlon of ahowera orer tho weetern end «»tern section, of the belt caused some “jraslneea on their pan and prlcea loat tha **'n of tha morning. '',c wonld not he aurprlaeil to aea Liver. K* 'cad us In the advance of poo; lert u, In the ndranee of the near Kola*, aa much contract cotton has been !*J»n oat of tha market to he delivered *od more la following oateaa tha dlf- beeome normal again. A Arm apot "tmitlon la reported from Liverpool end gerated, and prlcea will undoubtedly atari to slump. In tho meantime It Is pretty well known & r.w ■old ahead for the future, and It now re- mains to he seen how tbe ,mailer pianta ere eltuated. Print Cloth Prioe* Strong, In the print cloth market prlcea ar, held under a ateadj demand. n ~ 68x54 JOO,|1 354# la Deltii huyera for theae offera have been accepted. On 27- Inch 64i«0e, 413-llc U belag paid and of fered with buyera willing to take good, from any quarter thet they can he aecored. Printers ere eniloua to aecure regular, end ere conartntly offering high price* for ..me Mannfectnrere, however, are E" n pEifb2rs^’ Satcfilag with 1 rl LV outcome of the threatened weetrera’ etrlkc. It la not believed, however, that tha alt- “ -laat —. mm fa, • KtHIfrt. the average of the previous four Popularly acceptwl and th, most estimates of th, world', ma of ent year make the total about bushels leas than that of laat year and •bout 146.000.000 bushels less than foe the average of the prerlous four year*. Tbe figures were; w; Dpi , SB . 1904 vwuKii* Further decline wee seen last week In corn as the result of the excellent grow ing weather. The^greater part of tbe belt i FRACTIONAL DECLINEi LATER RECOVERED Due Mainly to Continued Black Rust Reports from Minneapolis. 8T. LOUI8 CASH QUOTATIONS. Wheat—No, 2 red winter 88 08954 Corn—No. 2 69 Oate-No. 2 44 Chicago, July 24.—Wheat was Irregu lar, weak and strong by turns, closed l-2c higher for September. Black rust complalnta continued to come, but trade was almost entirely professional, making fluctuations uncertain. Corn woe nrm nnd oats ruled higher. Pro visions wars alow and firm. Several new points In* Minnesota and South Dakota reported black rust and Laramie, N. D., damage by red rust. Grand Forka, N. D„ estimated the yield In Bottineau county at six bushels an acre. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago grain and prorlalon quotations for today are a, follows, compared with r-rierUny'* close: Prevlou, Opes. High. Low. Clou. Clow. tvnBAT EIICII roitN- July.... 53% WSr 8* >ATS— 83 & * s Sent" i«l«354 1186 ii!fc IJtHD- 9.16 9.10 54 9-3254 8-23 WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Clear weather with continued high tem perature prevails over the major portion of the map oast of the Rockies this morning. nt stations on the Atlantic coast north of Florida, while at n number middle north- west rises of 4 to 6 degrees are reported, • iuiiunrn, tairiu mil rutriai 1,151(111 hlral U4 relatively high and low pressure. Bbowers have occurred In the Missouri widely scattered stations In the south. Dry weather prevails over the cotton belt. The conditions Indicate partly cloudy weather In this section tonight and Thurs day, probably local thunder showers Thurs day. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. meridian time, July ATLANTA* DISTRICT, ^Atlanta, clear. IL^ttanooga, dear. Columbus, clear. . . Gainesville, door. . ^reenvlllt, dear. . . Griffin, dear. . . . •Macon, clear Montlcello, clear. . Newnan. clear. . . . Romo, door Spartanburg, dear. . Tpctfoa, clear West Point, dear. . . ^klnimui temperatures are for period ending I a. m., this date. time. The offerings of Ronthern Psdfle sre light and there seems to bs goml buying. Town Topics: Though the market con fesslonsl, It would not bo well £o Ignore the support thtt Is being enjoyed by such stocks as tbe Hill, Harrlmau and Copper Issues, St. Paul, Atchison and Resiling. These Issues, especially those of them that hare not experienced much of the rise, nre In a condition to do much better when ever those back of the present movement say the word. One of tho most likely of these stocks la Reading, and we confidently recommend Its purchase soft spot*. The laggard manner (It baa been hanging back lately! *“■ ■* * ^ ntlment on It, and >hablv greater than has Increased bearish sent the short Intsrest Is prohL~. # nt any time slnco the stock last crossed 100. Too much attention should not I* wasted on the ore handlers' strike lu Mich- r u M Igan, as It Is lidleved that n |M*sceablc * will be made within the next justment will be made week or so. Bteel common, Pennsylvania and Traction Issues, among others, are com- }he** shorts" in these" slocks" >lng has oec * — Nothing has occurred to mnke us any less confident that ths market will enjoy a fur ther substantial rise during the next month or so, and we consequently continue to advise tbe purchase of the good stocks soft spots, either for a turn or the long pull. gout* west cotton, but we hellers tbit commodity may be purchased some cheaper later on, THE COFFEE MARKET. New York, July 24.—Coffee cables. Havre at 10 a. m., market barely steady; GENERAL LIST OULU PRICES BETTER Gains of Fractions Were Shown at the Session’s Opening. PACIFICS WERE ALERT Union Pacific Fraction Up. Southern Pacific Over a Point Lower. New York, July 24.—Today', mar ket again presented tho spectacle of a few stocks rushlns. up sharply on large dealings, while the rest of the list did little more than hold ataady. Southern Paclllc was the leader of all th, Meeks, rising In the course of the morning nearly 4 point,, and this naturally en couraged the belief which haa been gradually spreading for a weak paet that tha dividend on the .tm-k l* to bo Increased at the next monthly meeting. Union Pacific alao was dealt In heavily, reaching atlll another new high point for the movement. Other active laaucs. Ilka Northern Pacific, Great Northern. Copper and Heading, moved forward a point, while tha buying of the shares wan In progress, but on the advance stocks were freely supplied both lu these and other directions, and by noon the upward drift bad apparently been checked. Roeton, July 24.—Following wns tbe bid and »eked price on Georgia Hallway nnd Electric Company today: Aiked 65. 1‘re. MINING 8T0CKS. H.o Paulo receipts 22.800. JnndlsDr receipt. 22,000. Tbe following flgurr. give the opening md close in the New York coffee for today Opening Range. March , April May .. June ,. line nfy OCtObsr ee at *• ** aa B ovember scomber Closed steady. Bales 42,260 bags. LOCAL 8TOCK8 AND BONDS (Revised by HUlysr Investment Company.) Bid. Asked. wt iio% -Irmlngbam and A.” 19 do, preferred CENTRAL STATION. 0<r... 9.1 SIDES— July. Sept. $80 US'* 9:«54 1.2254 9-3754 t.ii 8,77% i.a 8.7754 8.76 tin i'.iii 8.71 8.725 THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat opened dull 54 off, and at 1:80 p. was % off, Cloaod qu(e{ 544754 off. has been greatly favored, although one !m portent wctlon, Iowa, hse hail too much present, were bt year* ago. Tbe primary arrival, last wi cek if * ■ble ..... . There Is Talk of con.ldenble corn beck In the country, hot on account of tbe lateness of tbe .Moon end tb* pre«- enre of other work on tbe farm tbe move ment le not expected to he heavy for some time. Mcea last week ahowed net loese* here of 2%flle. F.xports for the year end- 'one to were shoot 83,000,000 bur ixo bushels leaa than for the pi year. The total exported wee but e very acanty fraction of th* enormous crop raised. NAVAL 8T0RE8. Special «o The Georgian. Savaaaab,. July 24—Turpentine Arm at “»i,ff , rrn^.«.’; rraeinta 2,270; win. PRICE8 WERE BOOSTED ON HOT, DRY TEMPERATURE. nation .rib go aa far aa a strike. •a. e—nth This I. one of the strongest tSTtarra* Tb* ritustlon as to the prlco of t&'ataDl* Itself a 01 * not ,he »«h“lcal po- ifSm Tth. market wUl In tha loa f run determine values. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS, BONOS, CO.KEP SflA'N AllO. PROV'-ION. Carondalat erd Crevmr Sts, New Orlaani. J* 2t*«na Cotton Exchange I C" orieanf , New Tork and ChlearoCorreaponaent* ^^^ *8. 8ACHE A CO, AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER « GABHiwurwra. eaiYAnLWIflfAJO-ALLJEfilNTa. New Orleans, July 14.—The Times-Demo crat: Yesterday's cotton market lacked log ic la that tbs motive behind the advance wee predicated upon felw premise., though accidentally, rather than designedly, the price fluctuation, ws*. In the main. In line with the clearer conception of tho fro* att- ontlnn. Osten.lhty the talent booeted value, becaae* of th* hot, dry temperature, but It le more than probable that certain op erator, were deliberately gunning for fur ther abort latareate. Any way, tho apecd- l.tlve rings traught tbe atuir aa a scalp- lag proposition. It I. true tb.t the ab- .race of normal fanace during tha cur I fouaga | period of_hlgh normal Umperaturrs leaTe. the backward 6 dant peculiarly auaceptlhle to idroiight, and to thnt extent normal temper- atnva now aro In effect abnormal. But It la not a fact that current weather, when compared with average .en.ons, I. oat of t 4k Clerk. i. area % off. Closed qalet 541754 off. Corn opened qnlet % higher, end at 1:39 p. til. was 54 higher. Closed steady % higher. THE LIVE 8T0CK MARKET. Chicago, July 24.—Hogs—Receipt, 23,000. Market 8010c higher: light M.06M.40: mixed K 9O08.K; hoary K.6004.3; rough 18.4004.3; pig. 56.7000.3; yorkers |d.8O0«!3S; good to choice heavy 50.167(6.3. "cattle—Receipt. 19.000. Beere. *4.8607.33; — — * ■■— calves I; poor _ feeders 82.8006. to medium I4.657i5.60; atockora and fee live 00.05x1''• wrstrrn frai-'• jww 176; lambs A.8C08.6O; western I CHICAGO CAR LOTS. for tomorrow are v. Wheat Corn Oats. .. .. Hogs. head.. Today. Tomer •8 32000 COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. latianta. . . Augusta. . , Charfetton. Little Reck. ::; Montgomery. New Orleans. Oklahoma. . . Savannah. . , Vicksburg. . , Wilmington. T1 DISTRICT AVBltAUBS. Temperature. iitb laei nenprecl.bi* raiehtlj. -Fee or 24 hour, ending Inn, Remarks. contlnne to pravaU over the belt, tho average being about 2 degree, higher than for ye.terday. Light rathe have fallen In nercral district., but have not eerved to lower tbe temperatures in tba district, where It baa fallen. WEATHER FORECAST. unsettled weather will prevail tonlghl Thursday In tht seat and south, with high trainsraturea, although thorn will his aoao moderation there from locel ahowera. Forecaet till I p. m. Thursday: North Caroline and South Carolina: Gen erally fair tonight and Thursday; light to Georgia. I'a.tern Weetero Florl- ley: rename winae. Ml.tli.lppl ^ Generally fajr tonight and Following le glv apaar - ' July. Opening. Closing. September. October. . November. December. mil lor the Thursday; light winds, mostly soutl Kentucky: Bhowera tonight and Tburs- "Yrau eases: Generally fair tonight end Thursday. Louisiana: Fair tonight; Thursday fair, oxcept showers In southeast portion; light *i fresh southerly wluds on the coast. Eastern Texas, Oklahoma. Indian Terri tory and Arkansas: Fair tonight end Thursday; light to fresh southerly winds Augusta Factory»,«•****,»*»**» ... 8 antral Bank soa Trust Corp. ltd xposition Cotton Mills 220 Sn h S’Kn’kta::: 18 Ga. Ity. and Electric 60 ‘88 ovu,bwestern .vi Atlanta 4 p. c. bonds, 1923.... 9954 Auguata 4s, 1933 Georgia 454a. 1915, coupon MtM% do, 3%, 1939, rag Dixie Cotton Mills, 1st mtg. la. Jo 107 Dixie Cotton Mills, 1st mtg. la. 98 On. R. It. and Rkg. Co., A.... 1M Seaboard 4s, 1960 86 THE SUGAR MARKET. New York. Jnly 34.—Tho domestic sugar ket steady; and August I Wouldn't It pleaae you to raad all ths 'iiJo you nre 'Vncst new, every day whl • n 0 7" Order over 'phone 4928 or by latter to tha circulation department The Georgian and News sent you.. 45 cents a month, 10 oonte a week. No trouble to change address. Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Common nnd Preferred 8tocks. HILLYER INVESTMENT CO., Bond Dept. English American Bldg. Boston. July 21—Opening: Smelting pre ferred 43: Utah mk: Grseno-Canansa li; Mulmwk 63; Fruit 111; Copper Hange 8ufc. Market quiet. THE LONDON 8T0CK MARKET. Anaconda .. .. Atchison do, preferred Baltimore and Ohio Chesanaake and Ohio .. .. . Chicago and Great Western. CsnAdUn Pacific Erls do. preferred UQi prsicrrni ** ** Illinois Central do, preferred New York Central nnd Western Philadelphia and Beading , Jelpbla at Bock Island .. .. .. Southern Bell way .. do, preferred .. . Ronthern Pacific .. Ht. rani . Union Pacific .* .. , United States Steal . preferred S5T6 «$ ”*U H6% HI Mfi oufioo 2S%hT... THE METAL MARKET. New York, July 24.—In tho motal market extreme dullneaa continued and prlcea were dull and unchanged. 4% UNION 4%> SA VINGS BANK Gould Building CAPITAL fTOOK . . . 8100.000.00 4% R ISO UIV0E8 St80.000.00 4% 6 1-2 fc We have for sale several choice first mortgage bonds, yielding the above In come and over. HILLYER INVESTMENT COMPANY, THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY Homo Office, 100 Broadtvay, New York Citjr. ■; F. W. LAFRENTZ, 0. P. A., President. C. E. Mamvarlng, Vice President, Thee. Cocheu, Jr, C. P. K, See. mnd Tress. BRANCHES ATLANTA—Fourth Nat'l Bank Bld» CHIQAOO—Marquette Building. nnr.ADELI TA—Bellevue-StratforS. BAN FT.ANC18CO—Belden Bui 10500 KEEP CLOSE TO HOME vvhlla you ara away. Order Tha Gesr- *" d New. a.„i to you .vary d.y . .j, TJctoCer at 6154. November at —anywhere. 45 cants a month or 10 "loo January at 49%. U0 4*toher atM. cenU . w „k. 'Phone 4928 or write clr- NEW YORK—Waldorf-Astoria. BOSTON—Exchange Building. WASHINGTON—Colorado Building. NEW ORLEANS—Hannan Building. BALTIMORE—Fidelity Building. LONDON. ENOLAND—4 King Street Cheapslde. | ATLANTA BRANCH 1015-18 Fourth National Bank Building. 0. B. BID WELL, Resident Manager. Telephone, Main 872. Cable Address, AmdlL N. Y. News. No trouble to change addreis. JOBBi - AIIU *vnx/.v, ? !■ a--* i I'l-m, A 8151.11.5,1 5 . 1914171.1, IIlQier, EI'H A. M'COBD, Vlce l'resldeot It. W. RYBR8, Assistant Cashisr. Third National Bank Capita] .... $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $400,000.00 DR. A. 5V. CALHOUN, MILTON DARUA.V, JOHN W. GRANT. II. Y M’COBD. FRANK HAWKINS. ” ""•'•'(SON, m*c6bd. J. n. NUNNALLY. J. CARROLL PAYNE. R. B. ROSHKR. DAVID WOODWARD. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Eoiplra Building. Bell Phone. Mala IM ATLANTA- GEORGIA. L. H. Fairchild. Eatabllehed 1885. 8. J. White U H. FAIRCHIL'D & COMPANY, NEW ORLEAN8. Members: New Orleans Cotton Rxchaogs. Nan York Coffee Eiehaas*. New York Cotton tlxrbsoge, New Orleent Heard of Trade. Now Otltaos block Sacbsoge. • hlragn Itoor.l or Trade. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Private Wires to NEW YOQK sad CHICAGO. Order* solicited for future 4400 area above Excbacses. 15. C. COTHRAM. I '