Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, July 29, 1907, Image 8
fEZ ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
Monday. nut a. jwt.
AFTEB_ OPENING
Absence of Notices on Au-
I; gust the Stimulating
Influence.
NEWS AND UOSSIV
of the Fleecy Staple.
ADVANCE WAS SHARP
New Crop Months' Were
Active, Some 18 to 19
Points Up Early.
New York, July 3»._J. H. Baek* * Co.:
I.lvor|MHil woh due about 3 points higher on
near mul ^ ms higher on dtetnut. Oaeaad-
quirt at IH point* lower ou ucnr and J
(Mtltita lower on distant position*. At 12:16
p. m.. steady net % point higher to
point lower on near and unchanged to %
point lower on dlatant. Pair hnalueaa iIoIiik
In apota at 4 point* higher: middling. 7.19.
onle* 3,ooo t»ale*. Anierlmu 7.900; apepuln-
tlon and export BOO, receipt* 3,600, all Amer
ican.
Notice* out on 200 bale*. issued l»y Mohr
provenient.
The cotton market rule* tfil
living power. Under the Infb * iico of Cn>
ling *kle* the cotton plant I* developing
wonderfully. Report* are nII of mo tone
and speak of tho pfugreM made. The lot
rean report will net u* ii tanrlsh fit'-ter, ns
It la rxjiHeil to.allow u 9 to 7 |*er cent lui-
provenient over-loot uiontb'n ecjMtrt. Liver
rnlh
provenient over-Inal month * teimrt. I.lver-
ool easier today. Uwk (or lower price*
ihl« rnoiiiluir. Ililnk aalea on mtviim-o* n
safe de<it to make until after the bureau.
N-W York. July ».-Th* »l>»*nr* nf nn)r
MtlrH on Anrutt rmitrarl, n«r potion po-
,lil"0. thn pptto* nuirket oo*n*d 3 |K>Jnt»
hither. while lat* month, *t«ri*<l 4 point*
fnwer. Following ttio '-nil tlit* wlio.o market
,hoiw<l *tenil!u*«». nr l#:3h a. in. the now
cttif month, hail fully rr.overed their
e,rfy Infant ami were quite firm.
Th* market .hortly
relopeq a dHwIlr n
MM Of the mlw
Tirtoher open*.I unrhnngod at 1l.il. anhl
off to ll.il. when prlee. alarleff npwaril.
miff with only allahl reeeaalnna ndrnnted to
lliff.' Tbo*fli»t traile In lieeeniher waa at
It.lt. (hn-e point, Iwlote RntaMar'a iliwlng.
A point ailrlltlonal waa loat. whea prleea
ware for. e.l rapidly to Re. * ■ **•“'
WgHA I ... January arteil
In foil armpatliy ami after opening nt ll.n
aoM np to 13.07 hy mlitiMy.
Th« near month, were'alan rtrong. July
an vary light trailing .bowing only 1 polnl*
hetier prleea a, eompareil with Hntiinlay j
flnnla. August wet atrajuMt of lb* ohl
Ma ll midday, allowing :V point* mlranee.
ftantemlier Mat 31 fmlnta op.
At toil prtee, milting aalea ranted a re.
reaalon of 6 to II point, on the late poal
tlonf. though the nadertone waa Brat.
The tendency was downward during
the entire afternoon, the early gttlna In
moat rate! being loot. The clone, was
barely atendy 35 pnlnte lower—for
July—to 13 polnte higher
Comparative receipt* at all V. 8. port*:
Net receipt* Monday l.WIt
T.r. r . v:::: 5:S!
total receipt* for two day* ... ... 6.064
Jteftic day Inat year 1I.JW
Deercnse ••• • •»••••
total receipt* since September ^
:::::::::
Estimated receipts Tuesday:
m.
... 60 to ISO
...600 to 706
C40
•POT COTTON MARKET.
>’*W York. quiet: iulddlli« 1290.
New Orlcant, quiet: mlddhup 12S-
Augusta.
MMttlfMD. , , . --
Memphis. atendy; middling 13c
lialvcMlnti. 1 ”
Charleston.
Orleans, quiet: middling 12%.
•t*. quiet, mldftlhur W4.
itnnh. steady; middling.JJH-
* steady; middling 13c.
r. sternly: middling lie.
n. nominal: middling I6W.
mi. mmlnnl; middling »3'Y-
; middling M**.
; middling ISVk-
Inal; middling 13
lie tlice
to hold
• of rain* It;
Market seem* to In* taking the failure
the e!h|i«r to Untie notices'iik li.'MUh. 1
not sec It that
In tatter I'osifion hy «oni:ii'i|ii;
cluh over tli • murker. Ahseiji
Teins alcnd> |»*. the huirkcf.
No notice* out tip to 9:2ft g. ui. Market
greatly strengthened, t'erj . ilttle -4»fTcre I
Mitchell hid 13.03 for 10.WO January. ••
Hurd to «lxe it up thl* iitorulcu. rioiiu
of tlie clique houses have taught III A seat
terltitf way. tint'no evidence of any fiirge
quantity wanted liy tbcui. Hull crowd bn*
hid for Nome blocks, hut did not appear
to dan I much.
Following nre 11 n. ni. bids: July 11.86.
August 11.55. gepfcuilMM 11.62, October 11.43,
January 11.94.
New Orleans. July 29.—Ilnyward, Vick A
fiark: The western forecimt U for only
tartly cloudy for Texas, on which there
is some buying. Would buy It on all easy
twrtsdo.
Insight
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
Mr. Lively’i twcoty-flv*
years* exparjeae* of ed
King market* fo Atlanta
and the fioutb baa mad*
bin a recogalxsd ao-
fkorJty In bla apeclnlff
SOUTHERN COTTON MILL 8TOCK8
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COtTON MARKETS
NAUR OF WOI78.
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER,
Now orleana, July TS. -Tnidera more nr
owing
Norfolk. Mcatty
HI. I.oula. quiet. -
ttnltlmnee. nominal; mhtntlng 13H.
'Bn.tnn, quiet: inhldllnl 13.N.
- I'tmadeljmla. quint:. niVtcttliig 13.06.
Mol,lie. ateaily. niMriltag M.
Ilott.liin. quirt: middling Ue.
Cincinnati, nominal.
,
TODAY’S FuRT RECEIPTS.
The fidlnwint table ahqw* receipt, at Ik,
C irtt balay. iwiBpnrcl with th» an me day
at year:
New orlrank.
nal.eaihu. . .
Middle
Hniuimah. \ .
t1tarli «t,.n. . .
Norfolk.' ...
IMthn. .
i’kelllp eoaat.
Total:
3$
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
.The fAllowing table shews reeejpt* lu the
Interior ttalny, comtMirml with.the same day
last yetr: * *
Utastoa. .
Augusta. .
Memphl*. .
•l.Xnula.
Oitnuiitl.
e TAU1.
up
k<6
L. H. FAIRCHILD dk CO/S
WEEKLY COTTON LETTER.
Sew Orleans. July '37.—Reports frdm all
errer the cAftot* talt continue In ihnw a ile-
elded Improvement In conditions, amt some
Of our friends In Oeorgta and the Unro-
linns even go *o far gs tA predict n full
average yield. While we arc convinced
that the crop ha* made excellent headway
of late w* can sec no ponsltdllty of sn
average yield thla muon, even Jaith fa
roranlr wrnlher. Although the field* are
clean wild well cultivated, the stand* nre
poor and crop late. August and taptem-
her have always taen Hie moat trying
month* In «‘ottoii: only »nn* In ten ye*r*
ha* the crop failed to »hnw a decided de
terlorntlon during August. The |fmpera-
tures during tin* past week havP dtmwu
Ike highest general average recorded In
-years. If not In history. sm| complaints
qf damage from this source have taen quite
numerous We hardly talleve. however,
that much actual damage has been done-
ll yet. t'otton Is a "Hun IMiiH" and under
norma) condition* can stand a great deal
of luwt. This year, though, la not a nor
mal year. and a few more day* of such
weather at we have had would ao doubt
work considerable damage. Inin's weekly
report says In part: "An undercurrent of
Increased Interest Is felt In market for
cotton goods, and there la umre evidence
that price* MU ta maintained, while
further advances are contemplated In some
Haft. Export trade ha* reappaared. mod
erate sale* to China tala* raeordNl." The
Weekly figure* published 1* fiecrclsry lies
fer . were tanlly s» bolUsh a* expected,
•planer*’ Itklng* showing a .leetdwl slump,
and (he w'or Id * visible showing s sntftller
decrease for the'week than the miue week
last veur. We must , not overlook the fact,
however, that *p*nner»; raking* are al-
rHoly more than * million tales ahead of
Not year. Htocks at Interior town* con
tinue to diminish, and during the imat
week there has Iwejt a good Inquiry here
for taffon. fmm Southern mill*. The stock
meat report may cause a maderate rec**
•Ion In price*, hut we cun *ee nothing la
the nltntnlon to warrant short sales, and
strongly favor oqufldent purchase* on any
fair reaction.
•wlft A rompany’a tale* of fresh lieef fn
Atlanta for the week ending Katurday, July
27. averageil 144 per pound.
nr to tatter weather. Hood rains fe
the northern und e:istern talt; ant-
tered aood showers are reportet| In Mis-
H d mid Aliibnnia. Texas, hrtwever, Inul
rally no ruin, hut It I* generally
cloudy over the state. Indications |iolnt
to further shower* In nearly *11 state*
and cinder In the northwest. Teinperatun *
are lower In all states except Texas, where
thdy were uiirmnnionly high yesterday, Hal-
las rc|Hirtlng 102 and Hillsboro 103 In the
shade.
Our market opened a taut four imliits
•wer, then advanced sharply to 12.17, for
October on buying bn ii very significant
remark In The Joiiriinl of Commerce re
port* on Arkansa* and iMtilahinn. It says
that while reports of corrc*poiidrnts *|ieak
of general Improvement, condition figure*
are net eonslNtent with llicm ami general
ly lower than might Ih* expeeted. Thl* la
I lie reunlt of general backwardness of crop
and isNipIc eomimrlng present conditions
rltli wlint they slnnild Is* or wh*t they
vert* Inst year. This <• rented dmibt nlsMil
lie coming burean figures ami (faulted In
short Inlying. The steadiness of Auguat In
New York on notice day also helped the
market, which continued steady nt the ad*
vauit*. l-ocnl denier* In bagging speak of
slow* business In their line and one town
Jn Mississippi Is offering ntmut 3.000 rolls
of 50-yard bagging back. A bullish week
ly weather report I* expected for tomor
row on which sen liters, buying Is protalde.
Th*' market shows in ii undercurrent of
confidence, ami. ns d result, remarkable
recuperative power. It look* ns If there
wen* enough Interest* waiting to buy on
the bureau rc|H*rt to reduce the danger
of much set-back to n minimum, and ns
contracts are *n difficult to get back, every
opportunity to replace at lower flgitft 1 *
should ta promptly turd.
New York, July 29.-4. H. Ilnctm A Com
pany; The long looked for notice day on
August cotton nn* pnssed mid the bear
clique lias not-performed It* much-hernfiled
coup of dumping tludr holding* of *pM*
on the market. However, there are many
notice days still to conic, with no Indira
tlon* that they have abandoned their pro
ject. Tip* absence of tender* had a.
strengthening cftcct ou the market, nud
under the Icndershliip of Augu*t, which
final 21 point*, fuse ntattf !.** |*olut* ntave
turday’s chan*. The weather ftrnp showed
showers over the eastern stab;*, but CfOU
news from Texas waa little em’ouragliig.
26 place* In that state rc|mrttng leui|N*m-
tures of HW tir tot Udtftvefi, no rains for
|m and none priallctiHl. \Ve think
trice* will work lower lb nntrelpntloe
of a tanrifch government ie|M*rt iiekt Fri
day ami would advise taking profit*. ^
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York, July 29.—Following ara coffee
entile*: ' •
Havre* 10 a. ro.—Market steady; 12 nonu.
Itlo receipts, 9.0001 stock,
Kan llaulo receipts. 33.900.
Ksntos receipt*. 21,000.
Isr
IVlA«
. - ctoo. ..
«t for today:
March..
April.. .. .. ..
Kfijr*.
June
July
August
Heptciittar
Oetotar
Novemtar.. .. «.
December.*. .. ..
rioseil steady.
Opening
»It* age.
II.76-6.M)
6.7N-B.6S
6.kft AM
6.0OA.I&
6 90 5.*
6.90A.*
Amal, Cwijisr. ....
Ice Kecurlt»es. . .
A up Sugar UeUiiery. .
Amerb-an Sun-.tUig. ..
Isjeoniotlve. . . .
lo. pi el cried. . . .
American r’nr F |
American Cotton Oil. .-
AmiComla »
Atchison
». preferral. . . .
Atlantic C. Urn*. . . .
Ifiooklyn Jb.pl I T. . .
llalrtniore A Ohio. , .
('hernpenki * Ohio. .
Ciiigidlaii Dm-13c, , . .
• hlengo A- Alton. . . .
Coiisolblstetl (in*. , .
Central t.«*nther. . , .
do. preferred. . , .
Colorado Fuel A Jroo.
Coro Produce
Colorado Vtoiither-n. . ••
Delawgi** .v Hndsrm. .
Denver A Itlo (irnnds.
id*tiller*' recurifJe*..
Erie
do. preferred. . . .
General Electric. . . .
(<r*e*t Western. ....
'ire*t Northern pfd. ..
Illinois Central. . . .
Intertaro
do. preferred. . . .
Kansas A Texas. . • .
•' r* r
liHHiaS
Will iv.l
8H
sn
Hi
m
: '-‘V
I svAl a»4!»
an
4-1?
f
2*
ffi
fiU
1
NAME OF KTOCH
Kansas
Taxaa pfd..
Louisville A, Nashviilet
Missouri Pacific . . .
yggfaji Cijtrai.. . .
New York Central • •
Northwsstern . . • • »
Xatfoual Lead . . . .
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific • . .
nutation A \V*sL. . .
Pe|*eqr|e*nh| . . . , ,
Pacific Mall
1 eve - e ••*.* 1*0, . . .
Pres***.’ Kto*rl Car. • .
Itcn.tlnf
Rook Island 1 . . . . • ..
do. preferred . . .
Repub. iron A Steel .
do. pref. . • . .
Southern pacific. . • .
Southern Railway. . „
do. prtloerad*. .
st. Pan!
Tenn. Coal and Iron .
Texas Piclflc
C|»tAn T'nelfie
U. 8. Rubber
<io t**u-rred . . .
1*. 8. 8te*l I
do preferred • • • <
western Union ....
Wabash .
do preferred . . . .{
Wisconsin Central. • .
do preferred • • .'
Total stock sales 4^0.069 shares.
NKW YOKK.
uly.. .
Aug.. .
Kept.. .
Oct. . .
Jan. .
Fell..
March.
ork^f*
= 2 29
i u
ll.(|(lill.!a1|ll.5lltl.65|ll.t6J«|ll.»)i)
ll.D,U.et ll.tSill.t; 1t.«|.«ill.<343
tl.i411.fJ ll.il ll.il ll.i6.in I1.7«-i6
11.73 11.7111.73 11.75 II.i- ati 11.77-ill
11 al'l.’.Ol 11.79,11.Sf HH ‘£lll.«34t
ii.wlL'.'ii ii.sem.jj u.M-Miii.n
rioaqd Imt.'ly ^iM.ly.’
LIVERPOOL*
Following te the opening* ranee. 3 p. m.
•nd close, compared with yesterday:
Futures opened quiet and steady.
Opening Previous
Range. 3 p. m. Cloae. Clow*.
July
«.*1- 6.63
6.MV* 9.69
Ml Vi 9.7R f
9.53 9.67Vx «.54<
6.48 1 4 i’.5? fl.47
9.45*4 6.49Vi 9.I9H
March April .6.44- C.45*i 6.46 9.49 9.45V*
April-May ...6.46- 9.46 9.W «.4V f
Aug.-Kept. ...S.63-
)ct.-Nov «.47H-9.5n
Xov.-rtec 9.46- 6.45V4
Itec.-Jau. ....9.44V4
Closed atendy.
NEW ORLEANS.
Th, folloirlnr I, th, non la cettoa (■
tnra. In Km. Orlran, tnAti:
5 3
2.60112.51 [12.69
16M 12.60 12.42
2.09lll21 12.09
Jniy.. .
Aug., . .
Kept.. .
Oef..
Nov.6 . .
Dec. . .
Jan. . .
Fell.. . .
March. .
(ioaed quiet and atendy.
.13.09112.21(12.08
fliiMliLMlitai
is I ii
2.48 |12.W
12.41- 60il2.l0®
12.41- 43! 12.43-49
12.11-131)2.09-10
12.07-03112.06-071
12.06-09)13.04-06
■■lL13-iai2.10.lll
..... 12.16*1* 12.15-17
12.2*i;12.22-34,12.20-22
NOTJ5S OS <;UA1N
Pointer* «»n Wi»Yi*inn*
Kpcclnl to The Oeorglan. .
(From Hnywiir.i. Vick A Clark.!
Clilcngo. July 29.—Bartlett, Frasier & Car-
rlngtoii: .lust received the tnllowlng tele
gram from Morltlx. who Is one of the most
ndkiblc uieu that we know of In the north
west, lie Is n’very careful observer, ami
lonV upon liliu nud hi* reports as being
r reliable: .
Two of uiy trnvellng uien came In Hat nr-
day morning with samples taken from
forty field* near Wcsslngton, H. D.. which
were covered with black rust, but mostly
on the short leaf. The sample* have the
same appearance ns siimpb-s we took from
that locality In 1904. when It spread from
there In a northwesterly direction nt the
rate of 10 to 16 mite* lu 24 hours. It de
pend* on the weather now. We tuny have
Chicago
..Wd-Ilernld: "Our milling
journals tell tin.that macaroni wheat Is not
suitable for our making nnrpnfiea. snld
Julius Barnes, of Duluth. ‘None of them,
however, has yet arisen to Inform the trade
as lo what Im* taeome of the big crop of
last year. The moat accurate estimates
that we can get of the cron are that It
9ggrrgnted ntaut 50.010.000 bu*hel... Wo
have et[sorted 2*»,00O,(W0 Iraoltela. ami It la
In order for the intlmig journals or 9otue-
ImhIv else to tell us wlint has lieeome of
the bn In mi •. The northwestern farmer*
keen right on raising nrarnronl whfnt. and
I gnesa they will coutlnan to raise It Indefi
nitely. The entire wbrat yield of the north
west will probably ta light this year. There
Is a large Section of northwestern Ninth
Dakota and a big atrip ot Minnesota where
rop fins not lieen doing well.
Thl*.
acreage, means a amal
total
* TIPS Ki.ASRF.O
From Wall Street
6.76-6.60
6.706.60
•10 Lto
6.756.60
ft. 606.66
6.656.911
6.666.9.)
6.9)6.96
5.906.95
5.70 5.75
5«5.7)
6.766.63
5.756.80
5.756.60
6.76-6.60
ATLANTA MARKETS,
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
EfUIR—Active. 17g?lTH?-
L1VB POULTRY—Heno, tcflva. 67UO40cc
chickens tfrt.«s). 12VMI27HC. Ducks. Pekin.
Ur e.rli: |n>Mlc, Oc web. Turbeja, actlrr,
13H-* l— r ixmnd.
URE88ED POl'LTRY—Turk.ii, drawn.
,rtlr,. 13617c ponbd: frlM, irllrr, 35630c
bound; bcn>. llfltc pound; doeba, drawn.
pWSDUC^Urd. 13c ponbd; bam,
tit. lie pound; .boulder, actlr. lOQIlt
pound; uld», ncllrc. 11c pound; built, dull;
I30UHC pound; bMuwu urtlT., He pound;
boner. Iirltbt. .elite, 10c pound; boner ■*
1-pound M»ck. nctlre, into pound.
rBriTB-l^mno., fnner Meuen*. S3; Im
non... none; plnenpplc. Klorldo .took,
31113.50; lime*. Flortdn .took, per hundred,
11; iicnnul. In Mck. nt.ro.lnn im noumti
eoeb, owing to (rad*, nor pound.
runtalonpn, .low ml*. 73c rrnlr; » , terror I
anu. lOOlScv enrh: llcoruU pe.rbe., iSrfl
II 35 crutc: rbnlmrli. ilc bunch.
VK11KTAB1.KK—Tom.toon, .low ml* and
•elites at 70«iSr. Potkloo^ n*w. • 33.73373
per larrel; per Imrtiel. 11.13. Onion*, tinor
■la. ii sn per -bubal: EsrptUn. «V per
pound; nkru, .Ii huaketa. unnll. 11.50: kran:,
half borrtl. 33.M; esspUnt. Il.»3|1.73
GROCERIES
nirR-Jop 33l3Hc; b»»d «te: ruff brad
IMOl. Itcrordlns to th* gruff*.
CPEKSK-Funcr wn cr*un. 13 *»M»:
OMrda eon, .rnip 37 «nt* gnllon; mlt.
10Vpound. 13*: nil* sr*u*o 11.75: oodn cmeb
*ru 355c pound; lemon. 7c: orator. 7c: bur-
- r.ndt. p*r pound. *Hc; ml ted. pet
.a to., rorunlo**. - pound. 17.03 one:
: utr hniu. 73 «3: IJmn hewn*
«c; h*t
Hr*
Iwut nwieb**, oyr
7.. iMuin.l: •ordlne
RAR-Btnndunl gr.^jil
51.38; mactronl.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carorufalet and Gravicr Sts., Nsw Orleans.
MEMBERS:
New Orleana Cotton Ex«*haiige, New Orleans Future Broker** Aasnelatton.
New York t'ott«m Exchange, New Orleans and Chicago Rnarda of Trade,
< is Heston Cotton Exchange, _ New York I'otff Exchange,
Houston Cotton Exchange. A»*M*tatc llnulen Uverpool Cotton Asa'n.
New York and Chbwgo Corri*«|M»n<lenta:
J. S. BACHE A CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER d CARRINGTON,
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS.
1
Hneclnl to-The Heorglau.
i From Hayward. Vlck.lt Clark.)
New York, inly 29.—4. K. Ilachl It f'om-
may: ludttdou market show* Improvement
In spite .if ln*ar predictions.'
l»ri«*e* show a Imnleiilug tendency with
marki't for *|MN*talttr« getting all the tlfcv
liroadcr ami stronger.
Th • laiiik statement Ka I unlay was a dis
appointment. ax resern** are not Iticre.-i4
tng, and thl* 1* «u»o danttwr ou a hull mar
ket. However, financial matters may Ml-
Just themselves Inter. .
Crop prospect* are Improving, general
bnslncs* Vceim on expanding ami wltlml
we look for broader and more active mar
ket* with higher nrbv*.
Town Topics: .Many Important develop
ment* are aohedule! for the praaent week,
among them talng the netlou of the llnrri
man nud Erie illvblenda and the quarterly
meeting of the Kteel directors. Titrtt those
will nt least not prove In themselves hear-
l*h t* pretty well itlsrtiunted In street opin
ions. Rut professionals will nmtlnne some
what iMitrlsh on thi* theory that good news
will bring lu Its train a vast amount of
profit taking. We look for this ourselves
.at the part of inuiio of the weaker hull fol
lowing. but would not lose the opjMirtuntty
offered In case of any set-tack from this
3*nuse to buy tli«* Ifnrrlmnn l**tiea and the
tatter rails generally.
The weather Is too goml to allow of any
great, amount of bullishness In «i>tton, and
we would buy only on set-tacks of 10 to 16
p3«lnts for turns.
Wheat la n buy only on sharp breaks:
WHEAT OPENED WEEK
AT LOWEH PRICES
Offerings Were Light and
the Loss Wal Quickly
Recovered.
WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
no'*, rniii in imimK
and waahvtlle. Tenn.
In the last 24 hours shower* h*ve occurred
In the Missouri, central Mississippi and
lower Ohio valley* and at all stations on the
Atlantic coast front Boston into southern
Florida.
The pressure Is lowest In the eastern
lake region and highest lu Wyolnlug and
western Nebraska.
The tein|teriitiire has changed but IRtle
over the Konfh In the past 48 hour*, while
! wen
Chicago. July 29.—Wheat ruled weak d*y,
and 1 l-4c lower. Corn was eaay and
oat* were higher. Provision* glow and
firm. Weather held no promise of
npread/of runt, and the subsidence of
nervousness over spring wheat, rela
tively easy cables and Increasing win*
ter wheat receipts caused the prevail
ing bearishness.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
•MEAT
Dec. ..
« tllt.N-
July ..
Kept., .
Dec. .
• •ATK-
Jul.v ..
Kept. .
Ita*. .
• <HtK—
July
Kept. .16.56
i.rtlCD-
Jnly
Kept. . .9.37*
IM. . .9.36
It 1 IlK—
July. . .
Kept. . .
91'4
HU
1
WJ* »M4
S'* ■»*
51%
54H
60*1
■ S3<i , S3>4
, 5314 5314
«% Otk
45>4
391,
39S
45V6*
40
40^4
Sli =a34
.y itf.2
16.57*4 16.47 Vi 16.1
937^
9*2719
9.32V*
8.62V4
v77»,
8.70
•»i.
in’
8.65
CHICAGO CAR LOT&
ami estimated receipt* for tomorrow are xs
talons:
Today. Tenter.
Wheat .. 159 178
Corn 26
Oat* 60
Hog*, head 33000
JSOOJ
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
ply of grab..
Wheat: Increase 192.000 bushels.
Coni:. 1 tec reuse 1.031.000 bushels,
oats: Decrease 1,092.0-10 bushels.
York refined, 4%e; plantation, le.
cfOFFKE- Roasted Arlrackte* 819: hulk tn
roj*
6c gallsti: corn. 30c gsltda;
ikotssb. 6L2MXLIO rase; pennuta 6r;
I ply rottuo. lie; soap. 11.6004 css*
PROVISIONS.
PftOVlK10NK-Mi?rei»e ham* HHc. tallta
*06126 pounds average. 9.75: fat tacka. 8.2t:
fiapreme lard. 10*a: Purity compound. 8Tfc:
California tains. We; dry sail ..xtra rita
Wt- FLOUR AND GRB'N.
FI.Ol'n-III«b-«l »«>: umi not
16.33: .tnn-lrml m»t*nt 11.75; hnir rat-
,1. H«: •Prinjt .-b-nt pn!*nt. K-h
rons-s*. s *hlt*, 73c; rhnln> whll*. Bill-
whit* 7**rt. »: So..3 Jr*llow ml,M
77*: cf«*b*<l *otn l>*r bu.brl. 7«r: bnlln.
‘clliCKBS ?55D-FlfTjr-nnnni| «rb». Mr;
Pnnln cblrk fML I3.CJ: Mrtor (.*.!, ||j£
rind feel. 61.36.
OAT«-No. twbll*. 39e; So. • nl-Rt. 5V.
r.oi.l*n n«t«.. I3r: -bit* cll|ip*d. Ur: 7n»*j
whit* rllri«-7- 33*- ..
MPAI.-1-llln. P*r 33-pouml wlrlm. 77*: «t-
pnnuil jyrbfc 73*; plain, 31 pouml urka. (0*;
e IIAY-Tlnmibr. rbol** larr* i-nin. 11.38:
ta. *bul** .mall 7mI*a 31.33: .mS
Iblnl ImlfB. II.S3; Si l .mr ihlnl tmlm
It 23: *hnt*# Of. I Hr. 11.30; llrnu'l.lr., ,|.|».
BlIORTF—<-bol** whit*. 31.13; fan*,’ 3113;
brown tHO to 10) noundsi. 61.40. Bran fLBL
COTTON KEElT MEAL—|*rfn*«* tJ? tom.
629.60; No. 2.per ton. 62100: bulls per too.
“*1H.
poaoil; rrw*»f lr poaedMdtM (Dh'Vc’^iaii?;
pomps no. 2<V pound: mackerel, l^fce pcar.rl;
tub. 6c pound; freak water trout, 6c.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKE’t.
Wheat openeil firm \ higher, nnd at 1
»*. m. 4S** higher; eloaed ateady tfcStd
lilg tar.
('••rn opened quiet U higher and St
p. ni. Vk higher; eloped quiet V6 higher.
NAVALSTORisT
Special to The Georgian.
Savannah. Ha.. July 29.—Turpentine firm
nt 55U. mi lea 119, receipts 472.
Rosin firm. *ab»* 2.190. receipts 1.794. win-
•low irlnss 16.06. water white 6109. U
K 65.30. I 64.ttft6.0ft. Ii 64.60. « 64.76.
56/D 64.2*>ft4.26< C II A
' THE SUGAR MARKET.
New York. July 2L—The domestic refined
ml raw sugar market was sternly with
II refiners doing bnslncs* nt 4.90i* less 15
per cent for. mtb. tamloti beet angar
7*3* higher: July aud August 9s 9d.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
’oltowlDj
Ing quotfttl
oil
msrket.
Opening. CJotrtnj^
July
•eptemtief.. . .
itetolier
•miter. . . .
•mtar.
January 9\L -
Following are the cotton seeil oil aalea for
the opening and-Hose: 10ft July at 50. 100
Jtily at 63H. 10) August at 64VL 1W October
... -Iff IM IL^H.I.** nn ill inn * 8
•luced «*) tath the bid nnd asked priee of
lake and eleetrohrtle.
All 3tther metal* steady and unehnnged.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending at I a. tt.. 76th
tnerldlau time, July 29, 1907.
STATIONS
ATLANTA
UUTIMCT.
Quotation* by F. C. Abbott & Co.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Bid. Asked.
Abbeville common 91
Aiken Manufacturing Co.' 66 92
Aihcr!enn Spinning Co... 140
American Spinning preferred.. 102 ... #
Anderson Cotton Mills a* ... 67
Am. Warehouse pfd.. Spray.,.. ... 61
Arcade &1V4
Arcadia 99 «101
Arista 66
Arkwright Mill* 113
Arlington 190 ...
Atherton, ,N. C 101
Aron 116
Avondale- 110 ...
Augusta, Ga 78
Belton v*
Bonnie
Dragon Cot. Mills, S. C. !
llrookslde
Bloomfield
Capital City preferred....
Chadwick preferred
Chadwick, N. C <. iso
ChesweJI, »S. C., preferred ...
Cheswell, 8. C
Clara m
Clinton 166
Clifton
Clifton preferred 105
Chlquoln Cotton Mills 124
Courtney 100
Converae Manufacturing Co... 112
Cherokee .Manufacturing Co... 160
Columbus Manufacturing Co
lWVk
10U
GAINS AND LOSSES
HHjJ DIVIDED
At the Opening the Move-
ment of Prices Was
Narrow.
TRADING WAS LIGHT
Changes Were Confined to
Small Fractions During
Morning.
Cox*
Darlington
Dallas Mfg. Co.. Alabama
Dover Yaru Mills, N. C
Drayton
DU! Ing
Dlllton
Eagle and Fhenlx
Eflrd. N. C...
Elmira, preferred
Easley
Edenton, S. C
Enoree
Erwin preferred
Exposition
Fairfield
Florence
Foantuln. K. C
Gaffney Mnnnfacturlng Co 94
Gaston 135
Gluck j
Glen Lowery preferred
Grnnlterllle. 8. C 125
Gray Manufacturing Co 126
Urendel Ilf
Greenwood 96.
Highland Dark
Highland Park preferred..
Hartavllle
Henrietta 51111a *.
Hoskins. N. C.
Hoskins, N. C., preferred..,
m
100
135
150
IS
luinsn Mill
C
SI
John P. King Mfg.
Keesler
King's Mountain, par 60 ,
Lonett
Langley Mfg. Company
Laurens
Linden. N. C
Liberty
Lime* tone *
Lockhart^ 8. C
|,onty Mjlls^ preferred
Lowell ■ _
l.umtarton 200
Marlliorn Cotton Mills ft)
Manchester Mills
Mills Mfg. Company - 219
Mills Mfg. Company pref. 106
* ' 120
Modena Cotton Milt*
Mollohon
Mollohon,-preferred
ytouoghnn
Minarch, K. G '.
Monarch. K. C., preferred
Moaresvllle, N. C.
Kewtarry
Nokoml* ;
Norris Mills
Olympln, preferred
im
fr! P|«
N.w York, July 2».-Th*r* w.r* oum*ron.
cnfl.li|pratton. lo the mnrkot ihu morni.!
wtilch oct«l to dlmlol.h lb* tipilmi,
ln« 03 th*.loot w**k In WomiltlT. dig
Th* ramporotlrply |x»r r*Corn of th* wmT
lr Iwtik itotpoient, while It found no r”(W
tlon on (Uturdny, rmue In for unf.roiS
•'■yumrilt tmlny. a. th* bank. r*norini .
low of fl.JOO.WO to their openthuu ,in
frldoy nt th* nh-treiMury. Cnml.t.klS!
*l*n. o*cnrr*<l uiemiwlille of th* rrneniTS
th* effort, lu forel.o morket, to dr,m i,^
from this aide of the water. The nrlc!°S
the metal rase sharply In London, wW
,-liw 11 wr ot Porl. fell. Her* oteflloJ'^S
ro itloued thrlr upward mor*m*ni. r“nrhl n ,
0 level which, wflh the day. derelopninta
nlirood, camp v*ry c1o«- to .bowlua ,
to Kohl export*™. 1 01
Adverse Influence wns also affected hr ih.L
new interest rates on the foreign exehts™ 1
a break of M imlnt In Ilrlnsh cousolds esrRlI
Inz them down to atlll nnolhrr low revert I
I’rlces here ennk pretty alnadlly Ihmnrtl
the forenoon without, however, unv l.rnl
volume of business ladng done, Selim, ml
sneculntora for the ileellne Cl
resf s'lm-k'° re ° f * P " rt ,h “" o(rorlll «* otl
New York. July ».-The .toek mirk-tf
opened irregular with narrow rli.,i~l
Reading, Lnlon Pnellle, and steel .i.nrsl
H higher, nod Northern Pnolfl, and Mtel
sourl, Kanu* and Texaa gained la xtehi.r
aon, «r*at Northern preferrwl and Cim.I
dlan I’aclllr l,»t 3(4 and Steel eommoal
alerted (4 higher. St. Paul nnd far K,ra,,.|
dry were off (4. Amalgamated, after uu«.l
Ing H lower, rallied H- I
MINING STOCKS.
Roaton, July 39.—Opening: Oaeeola lPiJ
Centennial IS It; I’alumet and Ilogi'l
F»: ••reenei'euanea 18; Smelling sicl
Market ateady. *•
GEORGIA RAILWAY AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.!
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Aneondn..
Atehlnwin .. ..
do preferred.. ■
Rnltluiore nnd Ohio
fuipenk
also a
rnnndlan l'aclde
Krir
preferred ...
Central
1
Atlanta, cloudy. . . .
•Chattanooga, p. clo'y
( niumhu*. cloudy. . .
Ga|n*»vllle, cloudy.. .
(#rfH>nv(lle. cloudy. . .
Griffin, cbuidv
•Macim. elouny.. . . .
Montledl«t. dear. . .
Newhau, dear
Rome, d«x»r
Spartanburg, p. do’y.
rnllapooaa. p. cloudy.
Bg Point.* cloudy, .
•■Minimum tcmpcrafi
period ending l
„ , - HEAVY RAINFALL.
I nIon Springs. Ala., 2.W; Ijikc, Ml**.. 2.48:
Forest f'lty. Ark.. '1.60; Malvern. Ark., 2.10.
CENTRAL
fit AT ION.
Atlanta, i 7
Augusta. . .
Charleston.:.
Galveston.
Little Rock.
Memphis. .
Mobile. . . .
Montgomery.
Savannah.
Ylcksbnrg. .
Wilmington:
ffaterday.
•bill lurrb
HISTHIOT AVKHAUKS
Hi
*.« r
Temperature.
tl
Hi
4jl
Fdser Mfg. <*o6ipiiny Rft
I’lcdniont Mfg. Company .... 172
l'dham. Ga., prefemd
I'dham; Ga., common ici
lMcdmont Wagon W«»rka ...... ...
Fell City Ala., preferred .... ]flo
Toe W. F. Mfg. Co 127
Rlrhlnnd. K. C.. preferred
Itoauoke Mill* im
Raleigh too
It elimond Spinning Coni|wny. % ft)
Riverside Mfg. Company
Rocky River ju
HorJal Circle »...* toa
Kprtngateln an
Ktateavllle Cotton 3IIU* 102
Tryon. ,V. C. »||
Tucapuii. 8. C Jon
Tucapau, 8. C.. preferred .... loo
Tuscnrara ion
Toxaway ut
rnloti-Buffalo, lae pref to
Vnlon-ltiiffalo, 2«i pref *4
rally. Ga
Vane# jm
?• 5::::::::: '*>
do pre
Itllnote _ ...
taulrvltle and Nathrllle
Kauo)ia and Toxna
do preferred
Now York Central
Norfolk and Western 1 -
I’hllnddphla and Reading 0 R06H ltifrOT
R(M*k lauind 22H
Soul hem Pnrifle ...
St. Paul
United State* Kteel
ll4i:
.1754111
23H 24 I.,
5?\! i I
143M44 Ib'iL
U7U|1l3\ li: I
I9\'.
<3 I-
91‘ni ■ _
134M35 l-.-Sj
37 I 37S r>|
1 oa\
! 24 '
UNION [4%
SAVINGS BANK |
• Gould Building
CAPITAL STOCK . . . »l 00.000.00
I RESOURCES I - of t
4% S2SO.OOO.OO | Vo J
Werren Mfg. Oo.'.^V'.'.I.."," 'gj
lipS"# 2 ill Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlanticl
Wat la
Ware Shoals
Wlaenaaett .
Whitney ....
Woodruff ...,
Woodatde ..
Wllllnmston
Common and Prafarred
Stocks.
HILLYER INVESTMENT CO.,
Bond Dept. English American Bld^
meridian Ilia,.
Remirkt.
Th* t*mn*ntur* r*malna almut atatlnn-
ary. All district* report rainfall.
' fl. MARSCllT.
heel Inn Dlrwter
WEATHER FORECAST.
THE AMERICAN AUDIT CQMPAN-
Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President.
C. E. Manv jring, Vie. President, - Theo. Coeheu, Jr.. C. P. A., See. Bud Trtsa
Washington. July 29.—Shower* will con
tinue tonight and Tuesday In the tautli
Atlantic and Ea*t Gulf mate*, while In
lh»» Ohio valley, lower lake region owl
middle Atlantic state* the weather will lie
generaRjr fair. Temperatures will change
Forei'aNt till 8 p. nt. Tuesday:
Virginia—Partly elmnly tonight; *h<»wwr*
i southern portion; Turwlay portly cloudy;
Rhowi>ra In aouttaaat tM>rtlon; light variable
wind*
North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia.
Western Worlds aurl Alabama- Slumvrs to-
laht and probably Tuesday: light to frean
Ind*. DMMlr west to a«mthwe*t.
Eastern Florida—Partly cloudy tonight;
shower* In northwest imrtlon; Tuewlny
•howera. light to fre*b wind*, mostly
southwesterly. .
MUstealnpl—Shmvcra tonight «w Tuewlav:
light to fresh wind*, mostly *onrhW3>*tcrl.v.
Kentucky and Tcnneasec—Showers
this afternoon and tonight; Tuesday
fair.
laoulslana—Showers In northern; fair
In southern -portion tonight; Tuesday
showers, fight to fresh southerly winds
on the coast.
Texas—Fair tonight and Tuesday;
light to fresh variable winds on the
coast.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Arkansas—Showers In eastern; fair
In western portion tonight; Tuesday
fair.
BRANCHES
ATLANTA—Fourth Nnfl Bnnb Btdt
CHICAGO—Marquettn Building.
PHILADEL1 IA—nellfVuc-StrutfoH
BAN FT.ANCISCO—Beld«n BulIdH*
NEW YORK—Waldorf-Astoria.
BOSTON—Exchange Building.
WASHINGTON—Colorado building.
NEW ORLEANS—!I*nn*n Rulldlnr
BALTIMORE—Fldellt?^ BulMli“ *'
. LONDON, ENGLAND—4 King Street Cheapelde.
AT-ANTA BRANCH 1019-13 Fourth National Bank Buildi"3-
x 0- B. BID WELL. Resident Manager.
T.rephsne, Maji 872. Cabl. Addre.t, AtnHil. W. '•
II M irimw riUXK HAWKINS. fr**l,l*nl. _
, OS^h,: 1 2 t WEj'8£E , S«!?»- THOMAS C. ERWIN. ClilW-
*<lS5.ril A. M LORD. Vice l'r**1tl*nt. U. W. IIYKR8. A*»l«anl Coh 1 -
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $400,000.00
I R. A. w. cai.iioon.
Stll.TON IIAIICAN,
JOHN W. llltANT.
II. V M‘f.fli:i>,
Directoro
FRANK IIAWKIXS.
II. SI. ATKINSON.
JORKPII A. M'l.'ORD.
i amite
&a*p“S»abr|
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
• AND AUDITORS
Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 853.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
L. H. Fairchild. Etlabllahtd 1885. 8. J- Whi*
' L. H FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.'
NEW ORLEANS.
Yirt? n *oi%' < |?,,*!, , ;!S. n **- Me!D N*”'vork «-off**
v.w o„h„ *.*k' r.\*h»ng* . N rr*qS:'7?r r .!^ n T"!!* T "
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASoOCIATION. ...»
yra »bSvi Y0UK CUUA0U «**" wlkljeJ^^'"^ ,