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TUB ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MOMDAT. flr.MTMRfR 21, It Of. SAVS REV. M'ELWEEN Chicago Preacher Fires Hot; Shot at the House Speaker. NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provisions. CHICAGO, 8ept. 21^-"Jos«ph O.C«a. |« • fi-^larrajf, tuflio thould b» Ig Z,„i bv tile people" la on* of ttyi Itatem*#** Dt»fl« V Dr. William T. Mr El ween, peetor of the first Con*re- ritlimal church of Evanston. In a iiv.iv little talk yeaterday to the mem. mm of the Tnunj! Men's Wlhle Clare of ,ht chureh. The eubjeet that Dr. Me- rnreen epehe upon was "The Ethical Flfnlflcanre of Ooverpor Hughes' F.e- '"’•Tmfng^nen. be careful In thetcbolee tor nt»" f*>r whom you are golnrto ceet Mur vote* In the naming eleeftoo. and ►.were of Speaker Cannon, Sanatora Hopkine, Platt and Aldrich." aald Dr. ttoElween. "Of course, these men are lh rsmd. That la their business—to bo •drab pelltlelane. And for J. <J. Sher- msr. the 'Sunny Jim' of the newapa- rers' why. ho la nothing more than a ' . ’ - enllHalana n-‘nfi hie tnnra tact Boat Capsizes, Family Drowns BRIDGEPORT. Conn., Sept. 21,— Frederlck r,. Rosivell, sged SS. a rlerk | n the employ of the Singer Manufac turing Company here, his wife and their two children. May arid Edward. • end * years old, were drewned Sat urday night In I.ong Island sound off the Stratford breakwater, after a des perate struggle, following the capita- Ing of a beat. Mr*. C. Wesley Parker, Mies Ger trude Adams and William K3erblch, of this city, ware rescued. “This Is Last Glass,Boys,” Drinker Dropped Dead; He Intended to Reform fffwn* Hayward * Clark.* CHICAGO. Sept. CL—Bartlett. Frailer A IMp 1 «*4W*a say the weather la Mill had. We undoubtedly will bare a ?TW hwom marker, but with the large ex- of the hut few day* see ®ojn!nx ahead hut much higher price*. Receipts of corn over the estimate on ac- count of Ronday'a Inspection on two road*. The corn cron fa maturing favorably, and wo undoubtedly will hare an early move ment of new corn, but old corn fa liable to be fioarca before the new crop more* free en !* J # h to supply domeatlc demand. , <3*** racelpta fairly liberal, but we do not look for any decline. Borne local long wheat came on the mar ket from 103 to IMH, eaalng the market. Do .not teem to be any buying order* In corn. Every earrlea It lower. Corn declining on very moderate telling. Lore. Slaughter and Armour leading buy ers of wheat atnee the opening. Rome profit-taking by scattered longs around 102 on rotting ordera. Chicago Record-Herald: Intereating de velopments may be expected In the corn trade during the remaining business dnys of this month. Aborts In (September are making every effort to bury the long* with ceeo and bar* recently got quite a Tjne to gother, which 11 being delivered dally, total aeUyerlca thua far this month being TW.dno Llohatern and big customers of the Bartlett-Fatten and Armour Grain Company concern* credited with being the largest short* and they hare been put Jing up ■•hard a flcht as possible, going to the length dally of paying far above the * ‘he pit for ea*h i . v.. —gt»t Individual v - «P r *rober corn hero are be liered to be large local and oat of-town LANCASHIRE MILLS Oausfld a Sharp Decline Early, but the Market Later Steadied. RANGE OF NEW YORK-STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS ■ BY Pf.lV ATE I.EASED tYIRK.i name or STOCK. ....... —-Til, „tt*n njsr «*< Mil, morning ^nsnwt Irr.filur. Innn * ' - -“ ‘ - ,frlk* of mil! NEW- TORK. S»J>1 !t tkls morning r, t ,no«j l.r „»«k ■'•Koe sml tk» o^orstlv^i |n I.rir'-oililf- mill dlfltrM. CHICAGO, Sflpt. 21.—John W. Burke, t|,A (1. a character In the lodging hou.rs of the West Side, dropped dead jMterday while drinking In a saloon. •This Is the last glass, boys,” he eald II n, raised the liquor to hie llpa, -for I hsvr decided to reform and mean to togln right now. We have seen rneny place, together”— Before he could finish speaking the empty (lass slipped from his fingers •nil with a moan ho fell dead. TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT MALARIA AUGUSTA, Ga., Sept. 21,—Dr. Eu- lene Sturphey, president of the board nf health, has Issued a proclamation to the public urging observance of elx precautions In the present crisis. They are. briefly: Bell all drinking water, flush closeta by hand, clean pratnlaaa ami drain stagnant water, coat surface nl all cellars not yet pumped out with thin Mm of oil, sleep under mosquito net, and keep malarial patients under net,. The hoard of health is taking every precaution to protect the public health. Notices are being served on all proper, ty owners to pump out cellars at ones, and a big force of hands Is kept busy r-movin* garbage, sprinkling disinfec tant Itulde and Inspecting premlees. •pendent te bur In t certain qnaattte of corn In ear lots on the sample tables sad deliver to Aneeor. The western skipper - raour rorce, 'enabled the buyers to secure car lets In limited numbers st a deetfae of about IVVfa from prices current the day before. The com taken In on September contracts Is being shipped almost as fast as delivered, ahd there - r pears to be po trouble In Itudlng a market for It East, oven st very. moderate conre, sloes. "Mills have sgslp sold a world of dour, was the report of Finlay Barrel!', Mlnneap oils man. ’'They are all running full espse l»y end buying cash whsst to a atnmlailll All thst prevests wheat breaking It Im mense when sad flour demand, both do mestlc and foreign. Never experienced any thing like the present demand, and It Is reaching Into the future deliveries from the country, as well as absorbing present enor mous receipt,. Rain le Indicated and will diminish farmers' sales, hut accumulation In country elevators will keep receipts "Resident B. 8. Johnston, of the fftar and Crescent Milling Co., returned Friday from S rope. "England wanta a lot of wheat » year, bat I " ‘ to gat It as C- __ __ , "Meanwhile stocks are vary low, both of whaat and flour, and tha position tier* la about what It was hare tlx waaka aga- avarybody working from him' *- and heaping nothing on hand.'* TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street. (From Heyward A Clark.) Carpenter. Baggot A Co.: rofitlcal news eer Dundee le aomewket more reassur large distribution which we doubt, — „ . T lower. If. as we think, a good rosctlon Is dns and orsrdue. and has been sided by an unwarranted political seer*, we ere near the bottom of Ibis movement, and a rally will soon occur. On i for a turn. U.s. LINOTYPE MEN GET MORE MONEY WASHINGTON. Sspt. 21.—By order fiT th* president, all linotype and mono- l>pe keyboard operator* in the govern- printing office, after October 1, wetive 10 cents more per hour. sol- ... „ 8. Dache k Vo.: Political score as - rranlt of publication of Foraker-Stapdard til! correspondence waa given as reason for Saturday's weakness by moat of the flnan dal writers. Tha bear crowd were active toward the e|o»e of the market and the short Interest has grown somewhat in the past week. The resumption In the mills throughout the country and railroad reports of * Increasing tonnage are verr favorabl Lumber, dry goods. this morntnr. Lumber, dry Iron am PENNSYLVANIA FOREST ... FIRES NEAR JOHNSTOWN JOHNSTOWN. Pa., Sept. 21,—Forest nrt.« in Someraet county are driving trvard Johnstown and the town la In ••Anger. Hundreds of men and boy* nave left for the ecene of the flr* to n»ht Mm flame*, but are hindered by the wind. HAYWARD. VICK k CLARK*8 DAILY STOCK LETTER NMN }oHK. Sept. JI.~The llqnldatlon In »k! «l nar, l e, w,,,, perticuiarly aevere during hour this morning. A <*ootfnuatlnn rhe bear attack of last week waa seen hJ. r|r, ? n * itawnlta on values. The llar- Jimsns and the Hills and the metal stork* mi i»**avllgr sold. With deroorsllaatlon b» »ther parts of the list, attempt* W HUr prices served only to give fresh r'i"- "jrela for the bear crowd to operate J?" 1 - f be noon rally waa feeble and there s singular lack of pctlrity on the bulge. r * no news outside of elei'tlon de '•M'Pmpnfs. Storks were pressed for sale »" 1 V«V*rd spots mid In the afternoon the »veja »if the morning were broken on tvF "[/‘landed proportions. The attack ' ILvrrlmana late in the session dN jrifNi rren the most conservative, fitting * T ‘rport had little atlmulatiitg effect. ,0 °k fbr farther set backs. creased volume of business. Politics Is the only unfavorable element la the situation. The market should bs a fairly good trading one for soma time, as purchases on tha breaks and sale on rallies. Wau*8f. Topics: Opinions expressed on the present condition of the stock market must be accepted as based on mere eonjec- turea only. The principal theorr advanced to offer a solution for the set-back suffer, ed In the value of atorka during the past » if thru a natural reaction In pflcea ter having experienced a prolonged ad vance. That the stock market will anffer a further reaction in prices Is believed In s quarter that has been well advised on the market's position In recent days. After Saturday's close It waa reported that the selling of Union Paclflc stock had not been completed. Th» list In general la likely to he Influenced by the actions of Its late leader. Moat houses art. however, still disposed to advise purchase* on reactions rather than tale* on rallies. Reading Is •till expected to assume the leadership In the next recovery. Bonthern Pacific Is el»o well considered as a purchaae on ell reac- tlons. Good buying was reported In St. Paul. Northern Paclflc and Great Northern preferred at the low levels for the account trader* at present alders say, however, that the t'nlted States 8teel Issue* should be bought oij these set backs. ere wee considerable long stuff tor sale K aelve bear pressure, and after suffered additional sharp de . — weather In the South added to the weakness, It being flne over Bunder. t'otton at present low prices is not cheep enough to mee» the tlews of spinner*, cep* elally the FTngdeb spinner, and he I* resort ing to the method* usually employed *»n that side to force prices to a lower level. The depression In trade" has been worked to death, end It was necessary, for them »*j spring something new of a bearish nature A lockout was decided on, and from the gossip Monday It Is to be • strike. Look* cs the they mean Iiurineis and In tend to remain c|o*e.j permanently, but ko far ae “cutting the world's nr«Klnctlpn In two*' la expecting too much. Increased decrease 1 Inanefai? 0 ' T,,, fulIy The cloa* waa afeady nai U to 1* points under th* clealng quotations of left titor- Oomparatlve port rrcelpta Saturday . J ... Monday totala. r~T * •W Il.Tkf tcbt , , .tot Katfmated receipts tueaday , ^ ttM. •ew Orleans 1.000 to ' Dow. Jones k Co.. New York, any: "AH ope «f averting a strike abandoned today when 400 mills shut down. F.stlmated total en who will ultimately be affected l.jno. d, and that world * production of cotton goods he cut In two." N15W ORLEANS. Bent. 2).- Answering the tatament made bv Dow, Jonea A <'o., j. p. Hayward, bean of the large brokerage house of Hayward k Clark, aald this after noon: "It.look* to me Ilka they hnve applied the eooaeqnenees of this Lancashire eottpn mill strike to conditions of consumption •• they existed from ten to eighteen year* ■go. when Greet Rrltaln waa the principal consumer of cotton and manufacturer of cotton good*. “Those condition* have chanted m«ferl*l- . ia can be seen from tha following comparative figures on the consumption or cotton: HW.1S91. ltOT-lWi. Great Rrltaln 1.394.000 3.340.000 Continent ^ S.ill.OOO 3.440.000 United State* MfT.000 4.527,000 SPOT~OOMON MArSt. . middling 1.31. New Orleans, steady ^ middling 91-14, Galveston. Ann; middling $*g. Mobile, quiet; middling 9‘*. Wilmington, quiet; middling 01-16. Charleston, steady: middling 9c. Norfolk, quiet; middling SkT Ralrlntora. nominal: middling 9S. rblladaiphla. steady; middling 9.73. S oaton. quiet; middling 3.40. nuston. steady; middling 9H. Memphis, easy; middling f>k. St. I-onl*. quiet: middling Pi- Louisville. Arm; middling •%. ' Little Rock, steady; middling 9%. Antal, chopper Aiu. |c»- gfcurltle*. . . . Am. huger Refinery. . . . “ * Hmeltlug. . . . uotlve. . . .*,. . A . - rred. . . . Am. iVr Foundry Amerksn Woolgu ..... . tA»o*rlcj»i cotton on. Anueonda . Acchlson . do. preferred. ‘ Atlantic C' Lina. ... ; , Dreoklyg Rapid T. . . . . .!.-,,mere A Ohio. . . . ciSSK&AtP*-. : Chicago A Alton Onsolldated Gaa. central Leather da preferre<i Colorado Fuel k Iron. . . Colorado r'outhcrh. r. . .. . Delaware k Hudson Denver A Rio Grande. . : . DUtllleiw* Securities. . . do. preferred. . *. ’ * [ . General Electric. .. . , Oreat tV-«t«rir. , . . . . ttroat Northern nfd Gaeat Northern Orr. . It u .ins,I 8*1 $ S". I _ j«Ki a". «y .n'« V' s - nH st .1 III : 4* .1 170*^1 179\ ! M iiij I w < 1 ' ItUJ ‘V! ■2H^[ b* [ 42 ! 42’ ■ l g]*\ Total stork s,ife< i.S'kJnu *h? , M«4 I9W I'13*1.4 10341 I0 T A " I 31 m it NAME OF STOCK. Janata A Kansas k l.otiiavllle Tfial. ..oulsvllle k NnuhviUe. Missouri Pacific. , . . Mexican Central. . . • Naw York Central. . , North Wettsm National Lead, . . . . Norfolk fc Western. Northern PaHftc. . . . Ontario A- Weeterq. .. I'enusylvunla lldAc Mall People'* Gal Co. . . . Prossed Steal Car, . . Reading Rock lalaod do. preferred. . . . Republic Iron k 8teal, do. preferred. . , a . t anthem Taelflc. . . . enthnrn Railway. . . do. preferred fit. Paul. Texns IMcIffe Union Pacific. . , . .. t T . H. Cast Iron Plpw v a.-car. chemical. . .. U. Rubber do. preferred U. 8. Steel. do. preferred Western Union. . . . Wabash. . . do. preferred .... Westlnghome Wee. Sir. Lfvaly'a twenty-llre year*' etaa- rlenca o? editing markets In Atlan’j and the South has made him a rec ognlaad authority in hit specialty. STOCK MARKETfULL OF SELUHS ORDERS Their Execution Caused Many Sharp Declines in First Few Minutes. BY T. O. SKOTWRLL. NEW YORK. 8apt. 31.—fitocka were *■*** and a*t|r« this morning h* th# earl* trading bacaaye of no support from tbs insider*. Word hvn betn pasted around that It vill be unwiif to support tha market openly fast new. Tha mavhiwery *f msnlpuUtlc* hss NEW YORK. Following is tha range In cottoo futures I* s| i lid 1 || fiept.. . . ...... (let Nov 1 AM itee 8.73 Jan 8.53 Feb.. . . T...V, March. . . .1 $.« Mhy.; . . -1 8.43 |... l ..|.....| *.«.-?«A 8.74 8.64 8.Til 8.70-7? fl.lfl* 3,50 8.57 3.M-57 .*..*.. .....Lb.'. 8.56 58 S.q 8.641 S.63 5.58 3.691 8.6l| 8.63| • 3.62-64 k>3-96 3.96.9a 8.73-30 3.33 8.67-68 8.69 71 8.72-78 8.77-13 Closed steady. r LIVERPOOL Following nre Liverpool quotations: Futures opened easier. Opening Pravlouf Range. 2 P. M. Close. Clear. Keptemher... 4.99 -4.8914 4.9284 4.90 3.0489 Sept. Oct.... 4,77 L76H 4.7«({ 4.78f‘ * 4.71 4.70 -4.0984 4.99 4.**84-4 ~ “ Oct.-Nov.... Nov. Dec.... Iiec.-Jan.... Jan.-Feb.... i eb. March March April. 4.71 4.4984 L70 Aurll-Mny May June... 4.7' .1tine-,I nly .fuly-Aitf. cfoac-l steady. NEW FollAwing Is t N«w Orleans tor ORLEANS. 1. no*, in cotton fntnr,. In I d 1 X : tel 1 I ii Hept Oct Nor ir„::;:: Feb.. March. . . ITS ■j! 8.74 is I ’iCS TMTUR 8.<7| 3.71 'Wi& *ii* id# f.h0 13.03 8.69-70 1.38 8.58-61 3.W-79 8.32-6.1 8.01-32 3.63-64 8.82-W 1.68-63 3.34-66 IIP 70) 8.37-38 here fbarouchly espotad that th«ra la __ present hops of deceiving the public a« t* the trisa ralaa af ataeka. Prices fas. the hour rsn*#d I to 2 points up or deirn. I'nion Paefdi., Reading. Mlsaouri Pnelfl-\ Mo*tb«m Pacific. CnuselMetad Ga*. Amalgamstsd Cep- pev~--rvevything that was actlv* moved do wn ward. Aside from political cnnffderaticn*. which have been vevy inflnenlial during ►resent weak. It is felt that E. IT. Her Em an taa dealt « death blow te tha nl*n for r*U»og freight rates. Th#* fact that he claim* ro be able to operate the Union Pacific for Uaa than half or its rroaa revenue has msde it possible flsr the Union Psctflc to cvp«ct re raise ratve. Mr. H«rrima* himself neid Ust week that If the Union Pacific did not rai«# rate* others would b# tinabl* to do so. It is thoroughly well understood that the low operating ratio of the Union Pacific I* the r« suit of hoekheeplng and of false economy, ard innonnced for the purpose of misleading the ‘ ic. Rut the public la dei'-rmiecd to take llarrimaa at hia wgrd this noe tim«. and this means death te any plan for raising rates. The eleaiag of fear hnndved cotton mil’* in England •• a result of s strike etu»*1 a break of Arte s bale in cotton at th* very beginning of trading. It it expected thst rh# NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the 'Fleecy 8tapie. imports liwi; American U’.buu. F.arly port* ettlinated at 4fi.W). Manchester cables: "Four hundred cot- ion mills fulled to open today/’ A private cable **yt: ‘ Market effected unfavorably by 72 per cent of Lancashire close." The market steady at the moment. 8.60 hid for December, e.Rl for October, teocsl shorts covering. t'arpenfer, Hogget k Co.: The dlapoaL flow shown hr ntqny to reduce* crop entl- mateg should naturally have a tendency to cause soma advance from this level, but labor disputes In Ijincaahlrc seem to In* DROUGHT CORTINUESi CABLES WERE F Caused a Fractional Bulge in Wheat at the Opening. 8T. LOUIS CASK QUOTATIONS. Wheat—No, 2 red winter t Jorp—No. 2 Onto—No. 2 .. ./ t'lflUAGO. fiept. 21.—Continued drought In the winter wheat lielt and firm catd*a caused an opening bulge of S \ In Rartlcft nml luitteu were ainoiig . -h,-lc An ony ni«r-r,bTbiir*ti 1 - o for tBHOt !'m« MM- We«.'"V ***-1 rraiialnc tFEt \S , UiP , hi ,l !SS cnutlng some reaction. Trad* falrlv active. The whaat market eloaed with losses of \ to IW<* for the day. Dorn was off 18* to 1%e. Oats were relaf* **“ * '*— WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER rOBEPAST. TODAY'S TORI RECEIPT3. Pay’i part receipt*, corap*wd with last y—r: j—mr ~mr S>w Orleans Galveston Mobile. ...... Ssranoah Charleston. Wilmington Norfolk Boston r ~^TT i:SH 1338 l:SJ " “17«5> 11.293 l: i ' Total 41,7» r “sT7ii INTERIOR RZCEITTI. Day's Interior rtcelpts, compared with lift year: lOCrf. | WOJ. klouaton Auguata Memphis fir. Lonl* cldHimatf 1 iixi r li 1 IN m ! 472 yi Tot.! SS.4W . t ~SW settlement lllg. f ra rsfuTlr watched, .Ivertioot cables: "Think probable within ten Uaya." Mohr and Liverpool sold. Sentiment around ring seems to he against the mar ket. Rlorilan and Wenman a,>ld D«*cembcr after the call. Following are 11 a. nt. Mds: October $.32: Peihunher 8.07: January MJ; March 3,67. NK8V ORLKANM. 8epr. 21.—Hayward A- t’lnrk: Had uvcrnool futures, due tin- ««!; {nr itrlke no NEW ORLEANS. Hept. 21.-N#wa from Liverpool that .2 per cent c.f tha Lancash ire mill* are closed formed the basis for trading this morning. Liverpool futures are about 6 points worse than due. We opened 12015 lower and selling, for outside ar- -— * . 7. soon Increased the loo* contract* were mostly ah- profeoilonsl bousos. with regard to the market, the main question Is. ~ will mills remain eloaed? Accord opinion of people In touch with i-v :•» iow*t snu count principally. 20 pointf. The co sorbeil by large pr Sniff A t o.'* ssles of fre#h beef In At lama for the week ending Watnrday. fiep* tent be r 19, averaged 5.39 cents per pound. TRANK HAWKINS. President. *L M ATKJN30N. Pica Presldant. THOMAS C ERWIN. Csshler. JOSEPH A M'CORD, Vies Preaidant. H. W. BYERS. Assistant Cashier. Capi/a/ and. Surplus Third National Bank $1,000,000.00 nmrcTon*. rRAMK HAWKWK K M ATRWBOH. JOSEPH A. M'CORD, It. E05AEE. DAVIT) WOODWARD. WE INVITE k CUE CR CCRRESPOIOENCE RELATIVE 10 0?E«IS5 IK ACCOUNT THE AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK ike Cit'r.I mi Foreaisi Corjirilin EnjinJiii Ictiniii; Beli EUone 3309 Main. 1310 Candler Building. HARBV M. BICE Southern Manag.r.l fected and The bvk-ont he only femporn ry. of course, as bmg as there fa no po* Itlre new* «»f settlcmeut. buying dlapoal tlon ia more tltnld than ever and the bear element hold* the flebl w:th ease. 8\>*rh er I'onditlons over Sunday ware unfavora ble. rain having been more or lets general throughout the belt, and particularly so Ip the central states. Indications poi** to continual showery weather except clearing in the northwestern quarter. Montgomery write*: “ron#ld*r»ble cotton open In the Held and bsd weather wonld l»e Injurlcu*. Report* fnlly confirm previous Information of 15 to 25 per cent deterioration In Ala bama and Georgia." At 10 o'clock a cable wa* received raying: “In *p|te of strike, some federated mills working, paying fine.' fipols are dnll. principally .»n i<*coiin? of the ntverinlnty hreitgh* Into tb<> situation bv sfrtk* development*. The offering little.' with a teadenc higher basis for good grade*, hut buyers are holding off. Future* are dull, with no well defined opposition to hear- selling. This condition, of enura*. la likely to l*«t until the new* from Lancashire ch*ng< While the market may experience fnrtli depression, wc could no* hut regard the same as duo to unfavnraiHe temporary co* ditIon*, rather than the claim* of tha gen era I situation. The latest cable from a spot hotts* fays: Think lock-out not likely to lust long. Mill hand* not 1n position to hold onr." _ „ _ NEW T“RK. fiopt 21. J. » Hflfb' A t'o.; The feature In the-eotton market thl* morning waa the shutdown of shoot r cent of the iJiiwsshlre mills: at lea>i I* wa* the prop'-rtlnn given by prlrnf* cable*. Natorallj the elostn* down .*f wwh ■ large number of mill* may lead fu In creased aetlvlty (a other mill circle*, hot li develop* at ft time .when the new crop, la becoming arguable In incresM.i* lofnme and tht local trade fo**> a very bearish view of the situation during today s tratT- Inff when price* sold between 3* *»•! it pmnts below the high level of last week All l*«t week th* market het» wa* more or Iras Influenced by l^rncaahlr * nnceftaln- *|e*. Th* pew* Is new out. (ft further Intfiieocn depend* »tpdn the duration of the strike and pending settlement, the coarse of the local market, when ones? apecnlfttlve sentiment has expressed itself, sin lie gov ented bv the effect of the labor trouble* I on Interior holder* and domestic eptnner*. I Logically, the f reign disturbance, if .-on- tinned, should ecttd some Far Eastern bosi- ' ness to the Bonthern mills. There was nothing in the grueral new* to offaet tha ■V.JngUsh strike not settled. nn< may Ite n tamporary lockout. Mills liable t«* close today. 8Veather map ahowa generaiiy cloudy; showers over Sunday: hearleat In central etatea. Indications point to continued cloudy went Iter atul showers, asefipt fair and entder In northwestern quarters. A Liverpool bouse, wltu a reputation for bring always bearish, cables: Strike will nor be-over until t’hrlatinaa." fipota dull: very little offcrlnf. hut buyers holding off on account of strike cotnpilca tlons. Professional opinion from Ix>ndon tuiva: "A compromise wlM probably be speedily effected and lock-out bnt temporary.* Liverpool cables; "la spite of the strike, ■ntofi fadfiratloa mil*— ” *•- - paying < IV* ° at * relatively firmer then the other grains, but nevertheless took a little color from ike corn and wheat decllnei. 1'rovlslons were mainly lower. CHICAGO OR AIN MARKET. Day's range la futures lu Chicago; - .. Prttlout Open. High. Low. Clom*. Close wheat- reports ON COTTON. New Orleans Picsyunt. The ricgyune. In Its weekly crop report on Mississippi end Alnhamc. says: » •With dry weather In the first part, but rains the last three days, condition* during the past week have not lieen particularly good for the growing and harvesting of crops. Colton nicking has Iwen seriously retarded, but fariuera were busy from Thursday to Saturday hauling to thr- gin*, all #»f which are »i«*« running full time. Etllnuite* on the pruluthie cotton prudne •Ion vary greatly. In pan* of Louisiana, the I Hill weevil baa practically ruined the squares ft* anon as they appear, and Hu* extreme wet spell nlmut a month age did iraiite damage. . sslsstppl has Iwen somewhat more fa vored. slthv the Weevils ar** spreading rap idly in that state and by next *• :»«ut will practically cover tin* cotton l*elt. Nowhere 1* It said that more than ii half cron will gathered, and many sections tie.-fr.ee they will make scarcely «ne-fh!rd -of-an vernge yield." Memphis Commercial-Appeal. I "In all m it liP 1, 101*4 Dec 10)84 May— 104^i •Inly.... M84 CORN— fiept.... 77*i l»ec.,.. ry.C Mbt... gfi July.... oats— hr".", «V ion. vi % !>F* iS fi4 T s m SOT, Wfc |0)t, !•«< m «s lOOJi IJlC J*! 1 ! JS.TJli U.JTT* 1 S.Jri, IS.TS 15.90 «.«!4 li.«3 U.17'i 17.20 10.9JH Id.JS J7.W4 lB.flO 19.90 Oct.. .Ian.. May. LAUD— Kept... 10..17W oct... m.irij £ 111... 19.05 aw... 10.00 ninfi- fispt , «»c|... P.97*f M.07t4 *1, 10.3784 10. 10.49 10.0784 )0,fi28t n.JD )'».» is m 3.97*; 9.00 $.! 9.0$ m 9.9J4 fi.95 3.874 3.97»i 18.55 15.05 17.13 17.03 10.» 10.00 1n.r« 5 9284 WAffHINQTON, Rapt. 91. Weather eandl tlona and general forecast: , The pressure cent bines relatively lew ever th# Gulf cf Mexico. Ill .ecnaeqtn.*nce nf which cloudy and ahetrary weather prevnlls throughout th*» fi**i|fhern states. In practl- eally all ether districts the weather own- tlnuea fair. The temp-rafure has Increased In the north Atlantic states, the lower lake region. North Dakota nud Minnesota, and It has decreased In the Rocky Mountain region and on the Pacific slope. Temperatures above the normal prevail lu alt sect Iona ex cept on the Pacific coast and In New Eng land. The excess lii Temperature In the middle west ranges from * to 20 degree*. The Indications are ilutt shower* will con Untie In the gulf states nud Florida, proba bly extending north Into the Uandhwa. Vir ginia ami Maryland. The weather In the ni»pe.r Ohio valloy, Pennsylvania. New York. New Jersey and Uolawore will continue generally fair. No Important changes in tcaiperaturq will fake pfiee In the next .76 hours. Forecast till .3 p. m. Tuesday: Virginia—tloudy. with showera tonight or Tnasuay: light variable wind*. North t'smlliM, Month Carolina. Georgia. ] Alabama. Rastern Florida and Wesiern L BTerateta^TSBr»r*? • 5!la«itainpl— rascal shower* lotdeht br t.v | Ht. Paul tngjfOW; light to frc*U easterly winds. Houthfim Paclflc . vMnia-Fair In western, local Houthern Rnllway . showara in eastern portion tonight or Tnes-1tTUfin Pacific ... 'Vlsconsln Central rnterboro-SIetro. .. do. prafaiTad Whaat was oae Half a e« n i a busbrt kUhev in Chicago. On tbs curb market La Ron*. NipGilnr. Co If Pent*—* Ml —' ^ *— B *-* r *• — - d ('ubiI featnres. NK8V YORK, fiept. 21. The stock market was full of selling order* at the opening, most of them at the market, ami their exe cution caused many sharp decline* In thu first few ntlunfea nil ammtd tho riag. Tha largest crowd waa In lleadlnr. Wbero m! *s were made of shares at pflfes ranging frf*at to IlfiS. at thA same'time. The •tock ctofoul on fihturday at Other slocks were pressed for sale in about lb* •sine way. American Mmeitlitg fi lower tod dropped to on tr.tf»aac»|nn« . of V I shares. Missouri Pacific lost 284 point*, soil ing nt o0. Mt. Paul fell I** 10 and a number of other Issues sustained declines tanging from I to j points. Cloning: bids follow: Railway Stocks. Atchison do. preferred rinltlmore and Ohio ... 4'anndian Pacific Chicago nnd Alton t'hlcago and Northwestern t 'dorado Southern .. .. . Denver and Rio ijranda ,. do. preferred ... Erie min'd* Central Ic ulxvlife and Nashville .. Missouri Paetfii . • 1 39 ... 22 1-3 ...113 .. 36 3-3 ...37 York Central Pennsylvania ... . Reading Reck Island day. Louisian*--Partly cloudy tonight and to morrow: probably showers In aunt baa it. Arkansas snd East Texas—Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Gklnhoma—Generally fair tonight and t*»- mnrruw. 85'eat Texas-Fair tonight and Tticgihy COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hour* ending nt 8 a. tu.. 75tU meridian time. Boptemher 2t> Iflog 231-4 ..134 1-T ..Mi i-« .. 50 1-8 ..133 1-2 . .1301-3 ..126 ft-3 AII-3 . . 33 .Vmi-2 ... 90 3-4 .. 20 1-4 ..134 .. 241 3 .. 10 3-4 .. 30 NORTHWEST CARS. Thlf Week. LIVERPOOL ORAIN MARKET. Wheat opened •* higher and at 1:30 p n*. **fiV h’glter Ulooed higher. tii .pencil unchanged hi ' 4 higher and 30 p. m. ! iC* # higher. Clogwl Uff»ld JTflT/Oflt >• AHAHTA aisnr.r Ttmpwrtturt. s Ufa. Uia. Atlanta, cloudy aChattanooga. rain. . . . Col uuilms. cloudy Gainesville, cloudy. . . . Greenville, cloudy. . . . Griffin, dandy | Macon, cloudy jfonflrelTo. clear Rome, rain Spartanburg, cloudy Talhpnnaa. efotnty. . . . . Toeroa. etondy Went Faint, cloudy. . . . i *7 !» 34 32 31 i 81 65 tl.76 ff> f .83 cs 1 .«» 8 :S a , T * S :8 n > .«< tt t .N 47 1 .12 •Ul.imuiu i-mi^raiiirr* .» lor fl.--.ooi P-1IM ..-line .t t «. m. ttl. ••ReceivedTate; nor Included tu average* Heavy Rainfall. Newport. Ark.. 1.86; Amorim*. Gn., J.t>; guitman. Ga . 2.7k ftPTiU 5X87101 pi truer Artt a cis Tnf.r.t. % A S Max. MIs. Ureal Northern ... . Atlantic Coast Una St 1-3 Miacetlaneoua. Amc.lcamated Copper 711-4 American Car and Foundry .. 37 5-1 American Locomotive .. 43 American Cotton Oil ....... .. 33 1-3 American Fmcltin* and Refining 80 3-3 nctsee. Afahama and th- loirlnml* ..T i^»nl« lann. In the Carolina* anil t»c,»rgtn th" d* , ferioratl'n wa* much ln*s rarer*- lu nil: tbU tvrrltor> frost would not hurt there I* no Important Wheat. . . T ha* j liars. . ^ . j {.I 0 **- head. —Hr~ .1 ■ 24.990 1 ,JS TStss r h* n flS | \JTSSLS »* •*“« mahlng. Is late ,«i:d fro., would EffiK VISIBLE GRAIN flUPFLY. eegly vlslbl* tup. case ,T57?.«k) bishM*. hushel* a* 748,009 IhisHoI* hraHsh influerrs nf the strike sliuatlon. and taking o»cr»thlng Info account. ih*» shoeing of th* marker «•** * -n »tc*dr rftrr th*» first sharf* hrrak '»l»h 3-*uhwii setting nInter month* probably th# m*'«t di«Cf>uraglng feature from n fn»lH?h rtstid polar NF.85 IdRK. fiept. 21. «\trn*.nter, Riggot A tv*- Th# labor dlsioit*** In Lxnca*tilr»*. with dUnatch-* ststtn? that orer mil's in that dl«tftcf fatlod to open this morning. In conueciion with reported large c»tim.xte* for t«n*orfow** iwceipr*. h:i« profttuted 0 r* newnl of heavfsh aetirifr in th* focal msr ket which caused i» de.*tlne In prices. It I* the I Belief of many th.it the $*rint!*ncM of th»» situation abroad la being •omewhat e\ •ggerste»|. flowever. stteh condltfon* are check anv material advance fo,- the time l*e|ng. notwithstanding that weafhfir reporta from pr.fetfcally the entire he!f are nf bullish nature, rain over f day having l*een heavy, in to z Inches having fallen. ThU of eemroe will delay opening snd picking and tower the grad# ef open cotton. COTTON SEED OIL. rpeete r . Itncgot k Co: The growing ••f «eutlmenf lt> favor of rotten, general disposition to radur* c«tl- the sis# of this crop, la not effect on the cotton seed oil market. t'rtjde nil his responded sensitively to fhw Improvement In demand and general for- clgn Inquiry, and show* an advance of •»*vera| cent* n gallon. The marUet his bran fairly *rflv* and , some sales In fair volume hive been made t of high grade oil* recently. * The rainy neither rhat we hare had. , nertlciilnrh In th" eastern part of the —' l'*1». and 0*»u continuing in the >«Mithern tid sowthenstern action. I* l»ad for the erd crop, as It causes deterioration In the gra#fc amt prevents making of high grade rathra difficult at the moment to I ••II. ft I _ frweeast tho amount of c-.i»nte«| on. or even the qnallty. bnt ...... the priec nf fat* and grease# sustained with lard, very much lower price* in oil don't seem Immediately protpeottr*. and on any continued demand higher prf.ea mat rule for thr near option*, ft. hotreyer. must l*e borne In mind that we have hid a recent advance of 4 or 3 cents per gal !•»«. and the fnll effect of toe new oil coming on the m»rlr*t will be felt In f>e onnbcr and January, and thera optfona ir.iy aril lower. Following era quotations la !faw York ta Getiflbef ! 19 4 Notcmlter. I SWkw89*« I 33844 iM cemher I .TT.WP j 36 1 January *3* G3t 378|raii March . .1 3$8kil9»4 1 M84CT r Ctojvl flrtucr. Salas, 3,3» barret*. Atlanta. . . . Augusta. . . Uharlraton. . . . Galyeston. . . Uttle Rock. . M 1 *'.: .■ : Montgomery. . . New Orlesns. . Oklahoma City. . Savannah. . . . 5'tckshn rg. . . . wnmingtop. , . T. liMll.-ai.. luBupmiatiVnibihu: *Tn nncffir^. *••«.» Boqr» nAtog at t •- u . ISih ntriqiau Da do. pr-fBired Brooklyn Rapid Trtnait ("otnrodo Fu.l *nd tron .. , (lonorol Kte-lrtr Im-mailonal P*p«r National I.r»d Pcopl.'B Ubb St.ol for Kouthorn Pootflr. prof.fr.d . Hunx- United Htftl.B Stool do. proforrod .. .... .. . Wr.trin Union Vlrttnln-Carollun Ohoailrnl Wo,tin*hou«o Kloctrl,-.. .. , ..1911-* .. 4T ,1-t .. 3- ..ll« .. *t-» .. :«.i-4 .. 91 .. jo ..117 ..137 .. «t-4 ..107 3-4 .. trie .. 38 .. 71 MONST A1»D BXCKANO* NRIV VD„N. fl.Pl, - .*t. .MfMl.T no roll Itt "mr loB»» .lit. ito.B :H: tdooty 4fl.ro .’*,11*: "I' iDOOtkB S’.fliu. I-imimI nt.t: Bt-rlln( oi,h«m. lt.«f ».87ri. with BfDnl Imi.Iwm la butm' Mio flt flCWJS.M D.IO far .1-m.fl.l <n4 Jl.ll. ul l.*»* for .Ixly-Ur Mil.. . ^ l-rtnu. Ujor-'antll- ,w|M>r wo to MIf rto. mo ml. t’-tutnorrlfll lor —Ivor I2S**- W* tlcpn dollura fib*. MTNRON. Sept. 21.— Rar .liver steady «t 24 3-I6»l, nn ndvanra of 3Md. CLEARING HOUSE STaVeMBITT. -'l.-Opening: North Butte 9); Greene t'ananea I6«k; Utah CM. »*dldete«l cvipvldend 438k: Nevada UonsfCl dated. 141*: n.»*tm. Uonsididated 12; •'^pr»ei Range Utah Copper 4«i. at*tDenary In all section. rant . VON If PERM INN. Bra*ion 11«recter. ^ - turpentine I* firm •t •5Ur: sale*. ;|| ; rc< cfpts. Sfi. Rotln firm; talc* 2.J’I3: receipts, 2.5>3: w* 8 tec white. window glass. |C<G: N. l\ M. 61,13: K. KM: I. R3.7A: II. 33.35: ti. ,7iM«2.«a: F. 3275; K. f2.aoi»:.4?H; »». c B A. 3L3*<KAS WORI»D’fl fiHTPMEKTflT This La*i Last Weak. Week Year 1AIUW 9.374.fl«q I2.7i6.fi9" 2.«fi.fiW 1.733.9*1 49I2.9W fiTOt'Kfi I Aiaalgnmatad Copper , : Anaconda » Atchison t do. preferred .. .. , Bflltftnore end Ohio .. •to, preferred .. .. , Chesapeake ami Ohio . nnadhtu Pacific PRIMARY MOVRKENT. "Wheat: Ktecetpi ghipnv . Cm: lleeefprs H».6rva Hhlpnient* .. j 513.6(31 ! ;i&& THE METAL MARKET, JIRff YORK, Bcpr. 21. —At the metal mar ket ti>day all grade# of copper were reduced 84r la the Md and asking prices, bringing Lake down to 13.2MU2.9i. clectrofrt;.* to U.ir-^13.3 AUd vetting to I2.I7MH90. ■OpenlF.M. iCluta : Ti'-; >:<1 * ...... iicnrer and Rio GrsndA do. preferred i Imi Er l. flr,; prif-r,M S do. second preferred .* Great tVrstere ; IIHhoIs Central ISJV 82^'* V. Ksnsfta and Texas . n *au do. preferreft t.enfarMIe and NashvlII# 4M Mexiran Cestrsl da. preferred .. . New York Central.. Norfolk and 8Ye*tern do. preferred . Northern raeffle.. .. Ontario and Western Pennsylvania R ea«ltng Rock island ....... fioothem Uaclflc Bonthern Railway .. do. preferred .. .. ..j., Ket* IV ‘VU* . uy }H :;i s -(-1