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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THURSDAY. JUtT ». INK Additional Sporting News MORE SPORTS ON OPP08ITE PAGE - . MARKETS COTTON LIFELESS WITHOUT FEATURE Larger Sales in Liverpool Strengthened Near- Month Movement. Thir" w"i ‘nfttlreat.' linkin’* Kt | Baltimore (foil#' .". RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS 1ST0CKS AT START STRONG AND HIGHER (BY PRIVATE LEASED WIRE.) NAME Or STOCK. Anuil. Copppf. .... .®. Am. Jee Securities. . Am. tagnr Rttotrf. American fimtl.lng. Am. Locomotive. steady . commission house# and Liverpool ou hart weather reports from the belt. After the mil the offering* of late options Increased Aid. Car Foundry. American Cotton l An* rood n Atchison. , . . ruferiM. “ Line. . pld T. ivlng to continued excellent weather proa peet* In the South. In the late afternoon there waa a alight strengthening In price* aurt a moderate art vanee. waa *cered. the elo*e being atead.v 2 Estimated receipts Friday: 1901. 1WT. .New Orleans 7ft) to 1.200 1.44) Houston .1.000 to 1.8ft) I* Galveston 1.6ft) to 2.500 9* E. V. CARTER, Jr. Thla player ha* done atar work In singles and doublet. He la the present college champion of the South. (XH>00<H>0<HXKH>0«000000<WO O WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS. OODOODOO00ODO DOOOOOOOOOCC & wa* knocked out __ . MrNeal. who relieved him. fared no better, the locals scoring Are more runs In two Innings. MrNeal waa relieved by Walters, the Baron a' third baseman, who finished the ssme. Shields allowed the visitors only two hit*. Score: Memphis Birmingham Batteries: Shields MrNeal. Walters and ..ooo 632 oi*-n’ it K ) . .000 000 000- 0 2 1 and O’Leary; Bauer. LITTLE ROCK. July t.-Little Rock broke even wU* Montgomery here yesterday, mak ing It three out of four. Hart allowed onlv four hltg In the first game, but error* First game: R. H. E. Montgomery 000 200 000—2 4 1 Little Roek OOO 010 ftOD-1 0 1 Batteries: Guess and Hart; Hart and Wood. Second game: R. FT. E. Little Rock 000 000 100 1-2 Montgomery 000 000 01ft ft— 1 Battcrtea: Eyler and Wells; Thomas nnd South Atlantic. At Macon (Clark—Robinson) ... Jacksonville (Helm—Roth) . First game: At Augusta (Reekie—Carson) Savannah (Hlxon—Kahlkoff) .. Second game: At Anrust* (Kahra—Carson) Savannah (Kelber—ftahlkoffi American. 1 At Wash. iTannehlll—Warner) Chicago (Manuel. Owen—Snlll- At Phil*, iBender- St. Louts (Howell—Spencen n At Boaton (Pruitt—Crigen 2 ciere. (Rhoades. Ryan—Clark)...0 At X. T. (Obeshm. Hogg—Kiel no w^ g Detroit (Mullln—Schmidt) S 4 National. R. H. E. At Cincinnati iWelmer—Reblelt ....8 12 ! New Tork (Wilts*. McGInnlty. Malnrkey-Rresnahao) 2 7 5 At St. Louis iRaymond—F.udwl^) ; Boston tFI’h’dr. Poroer—Grh'm>.2 At chi. dUlh'h. Brown—Morant 6 11 Brooklyn (Beil. Holme*. Ritter— Bergeni First game 7 4 llan—F>oolni lip*. Caron Its. I/v’r—Phelps. American Association. Louisville 8. Toledo 8. Columbus *, Indianapolis S (eleren Milwaukee 4. Minneapolis J. Kansas City I. St. Pan! I (first, game). St. Paul 10. Kansas City 0 (second game). HUGH WHITEHEAD. This man ha* won the Virginia state championship twice and to* playing great tennla In the South ern event. n^cyc Fifth Straight For Poor Peaches MACON, Ga., July 9.—In a game thkt looked as thn Macon had a ghost of a show for two Innings, the Peaches again went down to defeat, making the fifth straight they have lost on their home grounds. Robinson again was responsible for yesterday's losing, while -Clark pitched good ball for the locals. Macon has left for nine games. The score; ab. r. h. po. a. e. Macon. Murdock, cf.. Lewi*. If.. .. Rhea, rf.. Wohlleben, lb Rhoton. 2b.. . Leavings, 3b. Robinson, c. McLaughlin, si Clark, p 0 3.0 0 ft Totals Jacksonville. Chandler, cf. . McMillan, ss. . Taaffee, rf. . . Dwyer, 3b Viola. If Relrkoote, 2b. . Mullanpy, lb.. Roth, c Onetell. p Helm, p h. po. a. e. 1111 Total* 26 Fcore by innings: Macon Jacksonville. •R. ..020 002 0—4 .. r»oo ooo 0—5 Lewis. Mullaney. DoubleX plays. Me Laughlin to Rhoton to Wohlleben. Left on bases. Macon 2. Jacksonville 2. Sacrifice hits. McMillan. Taaffee. Bases on balls, off Clark J. off Goetell 0. off Helm 1. Struck out. by Clark 5. by Goetell 3. Helm 1. Time of game, 1:10. Umpire. Buckley. NEW OHT.EANS. July 9.—The spot mar ket was very quler today. There waa some little demand, but buyers generally held aloof, or underbid the selling range estab. Chesapeake A Ohio. . Canadian Pacific. . . . Chicago A Alton. . . . Conaolidat d Qaa. . . Central Leather do. preferred Colorado Fn«l A Iron. Com Products. . . . , Colorado Jkratherb. Delawar- A Hudson. . , "m uiniri imii in** wiiiuk murp » llshed by factors, and. ns a result, movement was small. The offerings are now fairly good exeept that there are a Jew low grades lists on the tables, nnd factor* appear to be realiy anxious sellers. concessions are being made only In excep- tlenal rases. The steady decline that .has characterised the market lately nppears to have been checked, and with anything In the shape of a reaction, a buying rally l»y the mills would not occasion surprise. The coni met market opened 2fFfi points .. - ivr. Its own weight, standing at noon at even Initial figures. 8POT COTTON MARKET. Atlantic. steady: middling 1114. Liverpool, steady: middling 6.26. New Orleans.. quiet and steady; middling Ing lie. Mobile, quiet: middling 11c. Charleston, quiet: middling 11c. Wilmington, quiet: middling 11c. Boston, quiet; middling 11.20. Houston. quiet: middling 11 1310. Memphis, steady: middling 115-16. si. Louis, steady: middling US- TODAY’S PORT RECEIPT* Day's port receipt*, compared with taaf rear*. ' do. p iferred. . . . , Genera Electric. . . Great Western. . . . , Great Northern pfrt. , llllno'. i Central. . . . I liter borough'. .... do. preferred. . . . , Kansas A Texas. . . , m n L TS5 i:?\ $ NAME OF STOCK. Kon.i. fc T.XJli pM. Uinlir-.il. tc NnaBTlIlt. Illaamirl Pacific. . , Mexican Central. . . New York Central. Northw.it. rn. National UM'l. * We Norfolk Wontorn... .lortk.ni Pacific. . . . Ontario A Weatern. .. Pacific Mall people'. Ota Co. . . I'rr.-Hl Steel Car. . ItoaitlBf. . Hook I.lanil do. preferred, .... . Republic Iron A Suet. . do. preferred Si. run*. Toxin PaelSe Union PietBe. union i urine. # . • • . . 17. 8. Caat Iron 1‘lpft. . V.*Car. Chemical 1L hi. Rnl.h#r do. preferred U. H. Htetl. do. preferred. ..... Weatern Union. .... Wabash do. preferred ..... Weatlnghons# Electric. . total stock sales. 658.000' shares. NEW’YORK. JuFT Auir.. . SpptA . Oct.. . . Nov.. . . •Dec.. . . Jan.. . . Feb.. . . March. . Closed L2J? D.fiOj O.Rftl M2| M4 ].41 9.41 9.33 9.4ft ■ | 9.36 9.33 9.33 9,33' 9.15 9.23 a steady. 9.43-43 i.88-40 9.39-411 9.33-36 9.83 85 9.31 9.22-23 9.17-1* 9.07- 00 9.02-04 9.08- 09 9.02-04 9.03-04 9.00 9.02- 041 9.00-01 9.02- 03; 8.99-09 LIVERPOOL. Cotton quotations In Liverpool: Futures opened quiet. Opening Previous Range. 21*. 31. Close. c*lo»e. July 5.67 .... 5.69* 5.62 July-Aug... 5.5*4*66 Aug.-Kept... 5.J6 -5.31 I'. )l. uow. .... 5.6S4 in 8e|»t. -Oct.... 5.11 -5.134 6.14 Oct.-Nov.... 5.02 -5.06, *.05 3.02« Nov.-Dec 4.954 4.97] Dec.-Jnu 6.00 .... 4.941 Jan.-Feb.... 4.924-4.96 4.964 4.92' Feb.-Mar.... 4.94 -4.9*4 0*4 4.93 .Mar. April.. 4.964-4.96 April-May... ..... 4.94 3 5.00 4.95 4.92 4.904 4.914 4.99 Closed quiet but steady. 4.944 4.924 NEW ORLEANS. lilt IIII.MII0.4* .lia.ia JSi7~ Anit.* Kept.. Oct.. Nor.. . . , F»ec 9.05 Jan.. , . .I 9.H Closed steady. • 9.15 3 i i 5T»* i ft. 94 HFMM 9.13-15 9.1012 9.1214 n 7KJT 16.0006 ■ 9.41-44 9.13-14 9.05-07 9.02-02 9.04-M NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy 8tapie. (Front Hayward A Clark.) 0 NEW YORK. July 9.—J. H. Bache A Co.: F.lvcrpool was due *4446 points higher on near and 3414 pnlntn higher on late months. Opened steady 3 higher on near nnd 2 point* higher on late months. At 12:16 p. in., wns *-m on near and steady on distant months »t .64®10 points higher on near and 4®6 higher on fate uionths. Spot* In moderate lemanrt at 7 polnfa higher; middling 6.26: We that October will develop strength as the season progresses and the difficulty of se curing cotton In the Mouth for shipment to New York at on.rthln/: like a parity with present prlrea Is appreciated. Following are 11 a. m. bids: Jnlv/9.40; August 9.36: October 9.17: January 9.60. (iirpenter. Baggot A Co.: Europe still ding* to the hull side, advancing more INTERIOR RECEIPTS. Day'* Inferior receipt* compared with test year: HAYWARO A CLARK'S DAILY COTTON LETTER new ORLEANH. July 9.—The volume of spot sale* In Liverpool la larger again tn- dar. total aale* amounting to T.ftft) at 7 points higher quotation!. This buying was Cotton 8tat«s. Columbus 3. Jaekson 2. No other game* scheduled. Jersey City I. Providence Rochester 8. Buffalo 6. Newark 2. Baltimore 1. Toronto 4. Montreal 2. Carolina. Charlotte 4. Winston 3. Spartanburg 5, Anderson ft. Greensboro 2. Greenville 1 (ten Innings) Goldsboro T. Wilson 6. Atlanta National Bank ATLANTA. GA. H. T. INMAN, Vie.-PrMld.nt, C. E. CURRIER, Pr*(ld«nt. > CEO. R. DONOVAN. C.thl.r, JAMES S. FLOYD, Assistant Cashitr. Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits ....... We Solicit Your Patronage. $600,000.00 .$750,000.00 The American AuditCo. florae Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. F. W. LAFRENTZ, 0. P. A., President. THEO COCHEU, JK., V-Pres. and Sec’y—A. F. LAFRENTZ, Trea*. BRANCHES: NEW YORK—Waldorf-Antorlx ATLANTA—Fourth N»fl. Bk. Bid*. BOSTON—Exehkn*. Bulldln*. CHICAOO-Mxrqu.tt. Bulldln*. washin&ton—Colorado Building. Philadelphia— Beii.vu.-stratford New ORLEANS—Hrnnen Bulldln*. SAN FRANCISCO—Monodnack. BALTIMORE—Kiser Bulldln*. LONDON. ENG.—I Khi* Street. RICHMOND—Mutual Bulldln*. ATLANTA BRANCH. 1018-17 Fourth National Bank Building./ 0. B. BID WELL, Resident Vice President. Cable Addreaa. Amdlt. New Tort* Teleohono. Main *71. THE AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK Ihe CIc»;l and Forenoil Cdffiiratiii Enjajed ii ktnvihi Beli Bhone 3309 Main. 1S10 Candler Building. Southern Manager. also reflected In a 1ft point advance In nea. position*. New cront w«»re nbou? 1 point better than due. Judging by advice* re reived, New York wnnid like to see the re action In new ernpa go somewhat further, and Tinoerted attempts were made this morning to Induce some buying on the strong showing of the old crop positions to Induce the English market, hat there was verr little response outside qf covering by some timid scalper*. There I* no relation whatever between the markets as far ns old crop# are concerned. Moreover, next to New York Liverpool la the lowest market known facta warrant a further decline, the technical post Hon Is of *m-h a nature ** to cause nervousness at the moment from fear of an unfavorable turn In crop pros pects. This feeling that something must and will bai»pen to maf the.how bright prnaperta la caualng covering by the acatter. ed short Interest nnd a consequent hard ening of prlcea. At this period, when crop SELLING WAS FREE IN EARLY SESSION WEATHER REPORT. weatheh forecast. 9.—Forecast and weather conditions until 8 p. m. Friday: Fair weather baa prevailed during the last 24 hours 'feicept In • southeastern states. Caused Decline in Wheat.)""/; Most of Decline Was Later Regained. CHICAGO. Guly 9.-The market opened steady, but met - rather free selling by wheat longs and declined 4434c under yes terday Folrlf good hu/ltig developed on the decllno and moat of the loaa waa re gained. LIVERPOOL GRAIN. Wheat opened 449H higher and at 1:39 p. m. S6*« higher. Closed 4Cld higher. Corn opened unchanged to 4 higher and at 1:3ft p. m. 4tfSi higher. Closed Mf4 higher. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. scares are likely to materialise. It Is well to lie conservative and nwalt extremes on which to make commitment* NEW ORLEANH. July f.-Hay wan! A Clark: Weather condition# Ideal. Mqp shows generally fair In the weatern and central belt, generally cloudy In the east, only n few sprinkles west of Mississippi, but acme good ahowers In the eastern states, particularly along the Atlantic coast. Beerllle, Tex., reports two and Kennedy, T#*.. one new bale. Think It advisable to liquidate July tract# unless prepsred to reeelve or deliver. TIPS FLASHED From Will Street. Day* range fa future* In Chicago: Previous Open. High. Low. Close. Close. WHEAT- Si »I*4 m sn 894 90 914 Dec 614 OATH— July.... 47 8ep(.... 404 724 in? -1 a: 8 I by herself. Weather conditions continue favorable, and the weather outlook has Im proved If we attach any notice to recently arriving complaint* rtf too much moisture. The western half of the belt had only a few sprinkle* over night and generally clearing weather Is predicted for today and tomorrow. Brattered ahowera occurred In the western hslf of the belt with some hearv rains in the Atlantic coast district*, and at a few Isolated points In the central states Temperature# are-rlgbt everywhere. Trading In contract* I* narrow around 9.16 for October. Attempt* by New York to push the reaction a llttlt further If possible principal ring factor. Spots are reports two new bales at at Kennedy. * NEW YORK. July 9.-J. 8 Baehe A On : The cotton market today has not varied more than 3 points from yesterday's close to this writing, and general business has been quieter If possible than for some weeks. Table* came a little higher than due. but an.v material response to cables or snr other news Is checked by the con tinned good weather and apathy on the —r Oc quiet boring of October for spot Interest*, and It Is believed the big Philadelphia spot house Is long n largo amount of that enviable ns there Is only Vrr* bales of cotton here, and little likelihood of any coming at these price* between now and October. Purchase# of this option here and on a break should It be depressed seem attractive. 'arpenter. Baggot jk Co.:. Dullnesa has been so pronounced, fluctuation* to narrow nnd transaction* so few and far between that there la little to aay mnrketwlae. Room sentiment I* mixed and local traders are disposed to await some sign of renewed In terest on the part of the big operators before committing themselves. For the mo ment the professionals feel that the strong In Southern spot circles and the high aver age of crop new*. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Following I* the quotations in New York coffee today. ffARRY M. RICE (From Hayward A Clark.) Lending railways estimate the wheat yield In western provinces at l25.ftV),oao bushels agalntt 8ft.0ft0.0ft0 bushel# last year. The government crop report on the whole prom ise* well, and the market was Influenced " t extent upon Its publication. *’ In Rteel stocks, tine story was widely spread of retirement of the preferred In ex change for bond*. There seems to be s larger short Interest In the market than __ The market showed avi ence# ‘of broadening nut and becoming more active. Still Iteflere In buying recession. . . Notwithstanding aorae heavy liquidation that Mr. Bryan would not only be nomi nated but defeated, the market broadened add became more active thaif for some time. Some big operator* expect to sell for both account* on the announcement of Mr. Bry an'a nomination today. Town Topics: While the market haa been going ahead pretty fast. It I* our opinion that thf traders will be able to derive enough encouragement from the crop r<* j Today. 1 Tomorrow. Wheat oat* Hogs, bend 1 »7 62 6 97 128 19,ftft) PRIMARY MOVEMENT. ttW: -TOC - T55T" Receipts .. .. Shipment* stT.ftvT XW.ftft) Mt.W iM.noi Corn: 1 Receipts Shipments ifts.ftft) | rffi.ixxi Jll.ftft) | 683.0ft) suit that still higher prices are likely tads We think, however, that those who at long of stocks should take their profit* on a further bulge la prices, as there has been a marked weakening In the technical po*| tlon of the market, and when traders begin taking their r . ----- .. likely be a market to unload on. The gon eral situation and prospect* In the steel and Iron trade do not Justify present prices f< the Steel sleeks, and after the Dpnrer con vention there Is likely to be a relapse On bulges therefore w<v think those who take the bear side of T’nlon I’aclftc. Rt, rani. Rending and the active stocks gener ally and sell on a scale up If further bull- Ishneoa I* manifested, will be able to cover - later on sell much lowee.Amt if the Baltimore dividend la cut only 1 per cAnt. as now seem# probable, that stock should bare a good rise. COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. Following are quotations liy New York to- | O|>enlng. 1 CloAlng. July Atigost September October Norenilier I lecember £ n ft? n a 36 37 i NAVAL STORES sales 298; receipt* Dec.... 414 PORK - July.. 13.60 Kept.. 15.724 Oct.... 15*5 LARD— July... 9.40 Kept... 8.474 (»ct.... 9.524 K*IIR— July... .8.68 Sept...' 8.724 464 394 404 40> «l*a 16.65 ]5.*5 16.9) 15.574 15.65 15.724 15. 18.824 15.91 3:!9t 9.374' Oct.. 8.88 1.724 9.55 8.924 m 8.85 !:?«* 8.824 CHICAGO GRAIN CLEARANCES. today: t Wheat 162.000 bushels: flour 4M0) bar re!*: corn S.ftOO bushels; oat* 6.00ft bushels. 10 to 15 degrees above the normal over the northern Rocky Mountain districts. Temperature will rise slowly during the nest two days In the middle eastern and areas In the south Atlantic and east gulf states. Virginia—Fair tonight nnd FHday; light to fresh easterly winds. North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia. Western Florida. Alabama and Mississippi— Fair tonight and Friday; light to fresh , cloudy tonight nnd Fri day; light to fresh easterly winds on the roast. . Arkansas—Fair tonight and Friday. Oklahnmn-Generally fair tonight and Frl- ftast Texas-Generally fair tonight and Heavy Profit-Taking Fol lowed, Wiping Out Early Advances. ship of the .. BJMPMPPQMBI Hteel insnes. Durlng^tbe first ten minute# of trading advances \vera(Ing l point wer>* recorded in the leadere. I’nloa radfle *d- anced 4 point. At this point proflt-t*king appeared In the market In such a larAe vol ume a* to cause the decline* almost equal to the advance*. In some Instances the nt the end of the first half hftur'i trading Great Northern sold ex dividend 4- but In the first half hour made up l point of this. Specialties were again active ■"'* nder the leadership of Con- and strong Missouri f'sclfic rose 14 point*. After early gains of *bant‘ 4 point 6ach the Hteel shares declined on realising sales, Fulled Box Board and Paper Company, had been put Into the hands of a In London American sharer were slightly higher. nnd corn were higher sad tu»- ll( Wh changed. . 1 On the curb market trading waa fairly actlte with the gold stocks . In better de- inn ml. ■ - 4 NEW YORK. July 9.-At the opening cf the stock market this morning Consolidated 4. Northern PaHfie 4. Bt. and Ohio. Delaware am] Hudson and Brook lyn Rapid Transit 4. and Bouthern Pacific, 1 nlon Pacific and 1 opper 4- Great. North ern Ore nnd Pennsylvania were unchanged. General Electric tip ’4. Anaconda wi* *4 higher. 31lsaour1 Pacific opened up 4 and rtnr gained In all 14. finning bids follow: Railway Stocks. Atchison '.. .... . do. preferred . Baltimore and Ohio .. ,, Canadian Pacific Chicago and Alton Chicago And Northwestern 1 . Colorado Southern’...... . Erie .. ..*s Illinois < ’entral .. Louisville and Nashville .. . Manhattan •*L” .. . Missouri Pacific .. .. New Tork Central Pennsylvania . .. Rending . Rock Island .. .. .. .. .« . do. preferred .. Rt. Paul / Southern Pacific .. .. .. .. . Southern Railway .. .... . Union Pacific .. .. .. .... . Interboro-Metro do. preferred Great Northern . Miscellaneous Atlantic Coast Llife Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry . American Locomotive American Cotton Oil .. *31-4 *..'9! .. 91.7-8 . :iss 1-4 26 5-8 ..156 3-4 .. 321-4 .. 20 1-8 \ .114 1-4 ...109 ..187 1,4 .. il 1-4 ..1051-4 ..123 1-8 ..11*3-8 17 80 3-8 ..138 1-8 .. 88 3-8 ... 18 ..1491-4 .. 11 1-3 .. 811-4 ..lit 92 701-8 37 49 1-4 33 American Smelting and Refining 84 1-4 East T»*xas-Generally fair tnnlght and Friday; light to fresh easterly w(uda on the iWegt Texan—Generally 1 fair anil warmer tqoljbt and Ffl|lny. except, In southeast COTTON REGION BULLETIN. 5787108J ft* 8714*74 oisrticr 7*w*er * 3 1 St Mat. MJa. Atlanta. clmiAy. i ! xCbartnnooga. clear. . . . Gainesville, cloudy Greenville, cloudy Griffin, cloudy xMarnn. cloudy Slontlcello. Hear Newnan, p. cloudy Rome. p. cloudy Aparfanhnrg. cloudy Tallapoosa, p. cloudy. . . . Toceo*. cloudy West Point, cloudy H* 34 sn « 92 9? 69 67 92 91 65 69 69 66 9* 69 69 71 69 67 67 67 67 71 ..Oft .98 L.46 .62 .06 .16 .00 1.73 T. .ft) T. do. preferred Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel and Iron . General Electric National Biscuit National Lend Pacific Mall People's Gaa Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car Sloss-Sheffield Steel Southern Pacific, preferred .. Sugnr United States Steel do. preferred .. Western Unllfl .. Va.-Caro. Chemical, preferred Weatlnghouse Electric .104 . 49 6-8 . 298-8 .13* . 1*1-8 . *8 I v 3* 93 29 3-4 .1*0 . 111-4 .118 .127 8-8 . 40 6-8 .107 1-3 . 55 1-4 . 99 3-4 . 151-3 MINING 6TOCK8. •Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour period ending at 9 a. m. this date. ••Received late; not Included lu averages Wheat and flour equal 342.000 bushels. CHICAGO CAR LOT8. far lota today and estimated tomorrow at ARGENTINE GRAIN 8HIPMENT8. Last |4tst Today. Week Year. ?..2.ftft6.0ftO 2.264.000 342.000 1.800,000 2,429,0ft) 1.765,000 PRICE CURRENT CROP REPORT. but not suggesting material modlfii tlons. Oats Irregular; moderate yields In dicated In central regions: late sowing Im proving. Corn maintaining good color; S rowth Irregular; stand generally good. lain* would be helpful fn n considerable ares. Packing 490.0ft). against 480,000 last year/ ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT and produce. EGGS- Fresh country. 14H915c. LIVE POfLTRY-lien*. 354587c; chick, is, 15330c. Ducks. Pekin. 35c each; pud dle. 25c each. Turkey*. I1H0124C pound. IF, (T null. 1 Ml a, IIJIII. -r inJUUU. PRonrCE-Lard active; leaf, lie; hams active. l2Hc per pound; shoulders active. 9c per pound; aides active, 103lie per pound. Butter (Jersey). 22432Sc; country pack. 15c *FRI^fiVSnS^lITB-Lenions. fancy Me*. AAJtD r _^ sens. 83.75eC06. Bananas. 34c per ponnrt. Florida stock. 11.25. Peanut# In la ™(V avents\ ng 100 pounds each, owing to grade, 5Mj<n*' pound. ^ Apples. New \ork, grane. tw-;d.w »»r*. russets. S3-6( barrel. Florida orange*. 53.00 Jap plum*. Zftftww i»e- crn»e. Horsy roru cantaloupes. 60rfH1.ft>. VEGETABLE*—Onions. Bpanlsb. 31.50 net crate. .Tomatoes, 5ft»4f|!.ft>. Pepner. 12.00 crate! Egg plant*.flJO per crate. Beans. 4ftc per crate, fahbige. no demand. Yellow Allendale. 1.6ft; Florence. 8. f\, 1.90; Goldsboro, N. 2.4ft; Alexandria. I.a.. 2.50; Texarkana. Tex., 1.70: Brookhaven. Miss.. 1.84. Mctnphl Mobile New Orleans. 0ISTKICT JWMdf*. Wilmington. ..... ■[ 10 9) 68 .M T. Indicates Inappreciable rainfall. *For vesterdaA ••For 21 hours ending at I a. m.. 75th meridian time. Remarks. Rain haa occurred In all section# of the belt exeent Oklahoma; heavy at a few at* tlon* In (he Carolina#. Mississippi,*and Lou change. C. F. VON HERRMANN. Section Director. otatoes, $1.20 per bushel. -i-..Jsb. none; ne# pot Onions, 31.26 bnah»f. FLOUR AND GRAIN. ' FLOUR—Highest patent. 36.00; best pat- »*ni, »0.<». PIRIIHIII'I |>nir.ii, w-’-ni ,111111 ent. 34.85; spring wheat patent. 36.00. CORN-No. 2 white. 97c; No. 2 white No. 2 mixed. 94c. • OATS-White clipped 68c. Vo. 2 white 65c, * 32c. Texsa mat-proof. >’o. 2 mixed, 62c. ^.MML HAY Choice. 13 b#le, 86c: Timothy No. 1. small )>alc», 95c; Timothy No. 2, 96c; clover hay. 88c. MEAL— Plain. 96-pound • aacH, 92c; 43 pound sacks. 94c: 21 pound sacks. 36c. CHICKEN FEED—Fifty-pound sac bales, one dosrn, 32.16; 100-pound sacks. 31; nd sacks. Alfalfa dairy 32-06; 176-pound sacks. 31.75. ad sacks, ** *• ancy, 71-l shorts, brown. 100-ponnd sack#. 31.69; bran, 75 nnd lftft-pound sacks, 31.50. Balt brick per rtoxen, fl.18; rock per cwt., 31.00* 190-pound sacks. 6V. COTTON 6EF.D MEAL-rrlme per toa 324.00* do.. N« 2_per ton. 324.50. COTTON 8RK!> HUIXB-Roiwr. rackrt. sr ton. 311; ronno-aacked. 3tft.M. PROVI8IONB. PROVI8ION8—Premium hams. 14%c; hel noi.ihi, FI8H. FISH- Bream. 7c pound: snapper. 8c pet pound; trout. 5119c per pound; bins fish. 56 4c pound; timpano. 12c pound; mackerel, lie pound; mixed fish, (w 1 pound; black baas perch, lftc pound; mullet, barrel, 38.00. BOSTON, July 9.—Opening: N*rth lotto 7134; Old Dominion 37; l.'tah Consolidated *t; United Ktatea Kmeltlng preferred 43: Masaarhnserts kilning 5%; Copper Rang# 74; Shanuoii 144. LONDON 8T0CK MARKET. Following are London quMatlons todtri '" " ' 1.90 \ BTOCKB- Amalgamated Copper Open P.M. Clo— Anaconda Atchison .. do. preferred .. .. .. Baltimore and Ohio .. .. ' do. preferred Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio .. Denver and Rio Grand* do. preferred Erie .. do. flref preferred .. . do. #econd preferred .. Great Western Illinois central .. .. Kansas and Texas .J .. .. i«ii Louisville and NashTllI# .. Mexican Central New York Central N. Y.. Ont. and Western. Northern Pselfie Norfolk and Western. , do. preferred .. . Pennsylvania Philadelphia and Reading., do. first preferred .. do. second preferred , Rock Island Southern Pacific Southern Railway .. .. preferred .. .. fiif' 1= «5'i "(ii* Paul Union Pacific .. . do. preferred .. United Ftate# 8tec| do. preferred.. . in Wabash do. preferred t.' l"JS CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. iDnrwtn O. Jon... Mnna.cri. rnini-rntlr. .tat.n.nt Atl.m, Clrerin. Ilnniu. Aww-latlftit: ^ — fiatnrday . Monday ... Tuesday . Wed»»e#day Thursda: hnrwl.r I Total for llv, flar. . :|3,ill11 LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS. Atlanta Uoal anil Ire.... Atlanta foal anil Ire Atlanta Ftrel Atlanta Brewlnc nn« Ire t’a... Atlanta an<t tvrer I’olnt <t*bn. Atlanta Ctv 1922 coupon Angusta 4#. 1991 Angusta Factory........... ^. Central Bank and Trust Corp. . Bank.... ieorglu state 44*. reg...^ Georgia Btate 44#. coupon.... 1*2 (ht. Ry. and FJee........ 71 Ga. Ry. and Sinking Co £emhw«starn Rallrt L—..