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iHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1910.
20
* WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS •>
♦ *
For week oiKlIiicr Junv 24.
Cotun Movement.
Ncrflnrf ll«Kter's New Orleans eotto*
exchange statement of the movement of rot
tea shows n decrease In the movement Into
fight compared with the seven day* l**t
year. In round numbers, lo.ftid. a decrease
under tin* same days year l*efore last of
000 and n deeren'te under the same tflnu- In
1907 of l.ov..
For the 24 day* of Juno the totals show a
deerenj,** under last year of 55.00t), a
last of ll2.noi and an Increase over the
•ante time in I9*r7 of 4.000.
For the 2*»T days of the season thaf have
elapsed the opun-gate Is l»ehind the 297 days
of lust year 3.2i:'.«*>°, behind tin* saute day*
year before last 975.OJ0. and behind 190* by
HLHOOl
The amount l
f ast week has I
or the seven
year. 71,183 y
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE FLEECY STAPLE.
(From Hayward k Clark.)
Now York, Jnne 25.—Carpenter, Raggot &
verpool was due 5 higher
*it ion*
Opened quiet,
il quiet, net unchanged 1 '*
d points lower; middling 7.99
> nil American; speculation and
imports 2,000; American 900.
nal of i
has t
"il,
higher.
If
EDITED BY,
I JOSEPH B. LIVELY
MARKET NEWS
Mr. Lively's twenty-Avo
once of editing markets ..
tho Sooth has made him
authority la hli specialty,
lght Into sight during the
n 43,487 bob's against 53.360
ling “ ‘ ‘ ‘
time In 19ftr,
has In*
m,*'l year
time In re *7
169.7
id fo
last and
the 24 da
Inst 224.7!
1st
id 1*3.344
Ufp September I show*
receipt* nt nil I’nited Himes ports 7.124.99’'
against 9.M6.667 l ist year. 8.1S7.970 year be
fore last and 9.73*1.19* same time in Ils^T.
Overland acres* the Mississippi. Ohio, uml
Tfttomae rivers to Northern mills and I'jhi-
Sdn 779.4V; against l.lvj.957 | :l *t year. 7a.-
0n year before last and 1.193.806 snine
time in 19**7: Interior slock* in egress
Of those held at the r|o*e ,.f the eommerel.il
year HM3*» against *1.40 last year. *7.901
year liefer* last ami m.MJ same time In
3907; Southern mill takings 2.'74/*"0 against
2.221.999 Inst vein, 2.922.479 yeftr before Inst
•nd 2.1*1.I s ? same tin..
These make the tot*
297 dnvs ..f the season
date 19.06d.4k4 against l:;..7 *,112 last year.
11.061.422 year before last and 13.lM.tf3
aame time in 1907.
Foreign exports for the week have been
$6,654 against «4>H Inst year, making the
(ofa 1 thus far for the season 5.733.679 against
Inst year, a decrease of 2.376.657.
Northern mill takings nnd Canada during
ntn
the
HllO
I tie!
■din
spin-
424, ns rompaled with thi
riod Inst year, .and their total takln
September 1 have deerenwsl 7*62.24x. The
total takings of Amerb-an mills North,
South. nnd Canada—thus far for the season
have been 4,103.261 against 4, I *6\.NH la
These include l.:«r.\:inx by Noriheri
per* against 2.610.556,
Stock* at the seaboard nnd the twenty-
Bine lending Southern Interior renters have
decreased during the week 66,078 bales
•gainst a decrease during tin* corresponding
period last season of 61.697, and are now l«*f>,-
100 smaller than at Mils date In i:*n7
Including stock* left oxer at ports nnd
Interior towns from the hat crop and the
noraber of bale* brought Into sight thus fur
from the new crop- the supply to dote la
lQ.Stf.k10 against 13,5*6.469 for the same pe
riod last year.
World's Vletbla Snppl).
Hecretnry Hesters statement nf the
world's visible supply of cotton, made up
from special cable and telegrnphlc advice*
compare* the figures of this week with hist,
last year .and the year lief civ. It shows a
decrease for the week just closed of 129,1X2
•gainst n decrease of 152.176 last year nnd a
decrease of 117.4.74 year before hat.
The total visible Is 2,671.ft* against 2.7nn,-
7*7 Inst week. 3.313.4.79 hist year and 2,711.-
$17 year before last. Of this the total of
American cotton i* 1.461,608 against 1.5X8.790
last Week. 2.5m.4*» last year and 1,733,301
year before Iasi, and of all other kinds. In
cluding Egvpt. Itraill. India, etc.. I.ioo.rwio
•(•Inst 1.112.0M last wreck, 813/mft Inst year
•nd 97S.on*» year before l.ist.
The total world's visible supply of rollon
•• above, shews n decrease compared with
teat week <f 125.182. it decrease compared
With Inst voar nf 741.822 nnd a decrease com
pared with year before last of 139,929
Of the world s visible supply of eotton as
•hove, there Is now afloat nnd held III flrcnt
Britain and eontlneiitnl Europe 1.307,'
against 2.206/M last year and 1.64*1,non year
before last; In Egypt 82,0 M against 125. non
last year nnd 129,n»0 year before Inst; In
India 79|.000 again*
LBrnw ■
Htnte*
421,000 year
t Milan ... _— r ... .— .
few weeks, and during July and August it
is estimated that mill* In thia country will
he running fully 40 per cent short of full
output, altho many mills may nominally
be kept in operation.
llayden. fitone & Co.: The passage of the
8c itt anti eotton future bill iu the house will
mum* no surprise locally, as it wsi expected
to g>» thru the house and die in the sen
ate beesu.-e unconstitutional and impractica
ble.
East night's map showed lower tenure i
ture oxer Texas, and that state is likely
get some rain. More showers predicted for
Atlantic states.
The New York Cotnmvrclal says Patten sold
1 .700 hales in Bremen yesterday, and quoted
Woolmnn. of Bache A Fo., as saying on Thurs
day that their cotton was bring sold at Havre
anil Bremen every day.
Fall River sale* 7.7.000 to 80,000 pieces,
and rurtailmcnt about 140,000 piere*.
Journal of Commercial special report says
7he Carolina* have deteriorated because of
too much rain and fields grassy. Exnect
continuation of steady uiarkvt under influ
en* e of Slimmer months.
Journal of Commerce monthly report of a*
terinration in North and South Carolina nnd
the official forecast tor a rontinuation of re
rent unfavorable weather over entire belt, ex
erpt showvrs on east roast of Texas and ex
tr.me western edge with dry over the stote
Sunday, will probably prevent anr setback
of consequence in new erops today. Good
judges hare expressed the opinion that even
f the Scott hill eould pass the senate it
s-ould he unconstitutional, and we doubt if
ts passage by the house has any market In-
Following I* tho statistical position of cot-
...11 on Friday, June 24, as made up by The
»w York Financial Chronicle;
This I>nst Fust
Week. Week. Year.
. 2.538.411 2.710.846 3.327,040
. 1.481.11! 1,698.846 2,313,949
in sight.
Mill
3»1.'
22,381
56.519
Tort storks
Exports
Interior receipts..
Interior shipments 11.629
Interior stork* ... 182.311
Following Is the Fix
.344.546
23.779
74.473
owing
for the
386.538
31.420
74.906
.76.901
d* 16.935
[0S 193.829
... JB tton state-
aiding Friday, June 24:
Week's sales
nf which American
For export
1910
18.990
15.090
700
400
Total stock* ..
tif which A uteri*
Actual exports
... 48.000
... 627/(01
;in 437.000
4,000
.. 51.000
46.000
1979
46.000
40.000
900
300
Ip08.
27.000
23.000
109
400
60.000
1.114.000
1.016.000
6.000
31.000
.... 29.000
1 .2,806,000 4.062.000 3.465.000
2 214.000 3.437.000 2,766.000
53.000
6H6.0i)0
437.000
9.000
66.000
47.000
Since Hepteu
Stork'*' fl flniU' "MM**
of n hl. h Alnortrnli 7I.««> «!.(*> t *»
New Orle.in«, Juno 28.—lUymrd 4 OUrk:
Weather men ran-k Ifiiprovra. Show, lower
tt'ir.oeriitun'e in Tein* nnd ttenernlly cloudy
will! .fcuwert moetly liilht eo fur. hut nearly
nil over the entire etntv. Showery wenther
(onlluue. In the rentrel elute., but preclplto
tlnti mostly liitlit. fienernlly Mr in Ihe en.t
ertl etnlee. The only rain I
lanlie rnokt; pro.perl.
cloudy . OtaMB "
Sunday. , ...
Disposition is to sell, but New 7 ork news
that more cotton will he shipped out today
nod tear nt severe manipulative support in
July prevent svlllnfi.
along the At
tor continued
'showers in Texas over
m S I th I'll I “ini and selling at b.xxer vnines by r
Vum.i ouoln.t Mffi! In./ ye': oi.d /,*«•- nhundutuo of .. her fru t. Very
reur before !»»!. I 1 "'*"*. ",
Splnnera* Takings.
Secretary Hester elves the takings i»f
American rptfon by spinners throughout thH
world ns-follows. In mittnl numbers:
TWFwcek 179.009 this venr ngnliist 17o.ooo
la»t year. 162.WO year ln*f*>r.* Inst.
Totnl since Sci»‘eiuber 1 this venr UMiprt.-
000 ainlusi 11.791,001 hist year ntul 10.672.0*10
the yen In f**i*>
Of this Northern stdunor* nnd Caimdn
took 1.958,606 bale< this venr ngnliist 2.611,-
600 last year and I76l/.n the venr hefor*-
Southern spinners 2.115.W) ng’lnsl
brought In l>:
mllty *
nnlias are more plen-
bjr renw»n
r little
.. f _ _ _ being
the market gardeners, the
biat year
foreign
tut year
•pint
/Cl c
igulnst
ORAIN NOTES.
Chicago, Jnna 2ft. Bartlett. Fatten & C ».;
Only light seallered showirn thru the mirth
west In spite uf HI th-* claims of heavy
rains. Drouth still ronitinue*. and Hie crop
Still goes bark ward There I* only one side
to wheat as long bp Ihexe conditions continue
We need heavy rnin* to stop thv dnmage.
More rain in the mrn belt would be bene
fleial. While we doubt If corn has suffered
much, we prefer to kvep off the short side
for the present
Great many complaints on oats still coming
In from Illinois.
^ Minneapolis s'oeks ihvreased 70,000 for one
Omaha. Nehr.. wires; Rains quite general
©T\»r the western half of Nebraska.
St I.ouis district hud good rnin 12 miles
west of fit l/iuis Inst evening.
Ohieagn Inter Orean: Rains in northwest
resteri’sy weer more general than on nnv day
thU week, but they w.«re mainly in South l»a
kota and southern Minnesota Weather tri**1
trs aaid Inst night that n majority of the big
operators were even on the market anil waif
Ing for new dvvelopmcnt* in the northwest
©n the crop situation. There has been nn
advance of JOS,*’ mince Juno 13, following a
dor line of prer IPe. The advance is said
to be warranted by northwestern crop dam
age. but there has been so many reports nf
rain, and the drouth has been on so long a
time, also the fa* t that wheat has been bull 'd
for two weeks, made more of them inclined
to taka profits ami see what effe*
higher and will im doubt
I itli'icuse ill value us the hoiiaoii |»rogrcA*e*.
} lMi-nn-e *f xvuim xx cut her mid Increased
l.oiiKiiuiptfon. The market on tomiytoe* tins
I teen overaloekefl during life week, blit the
1 ncciuniilnth im nro now rapidly cleaning up.
I \x liit*>i xvIII im doubt result Iii more healthy
condition* Ulld belter VJible* for (©Od Bt«u'k
during next week. No Florida orange* or
gi ipe fruit In tho market. A few m nttfrlng
l..ts ..f f’nIlfcrnln oruiigca selling slowly nod
at reiluceil prh-es.
<t|i| Irish f*oral«H'* are In limited dem.md
nl lower xiiluea.* New Irish potatooa are
pleiit If ill xv l Hi a limited demand, and the
market is showing n slight doxvnxvard tend-
.•m x Other vegetable* ate Isdug supplied
by Ihe hunt truckers fo the retailer and
consumer with fexv except Iona.
Hr
erday *
have
Their a*-l
With the T-isnii .nil
Corn spec I'lsta a
ton* ns ieL’sri'.s the
who hare hi i *.ut i
good source of itu
•krpllenl of tto- hull
rain* to mu e in the
no use in hulling the
ranees
market*
not in Ml i
■rop and tnnrke
CHICAGO CAB LOTS
1 Haturitav
l flon.lav
%beur
Corn
Oats
llogs. head. . .
:::| j
i 12
1 l!f.»
j Fd
good .pialltv; also
varieties uml
plentiful nt lo
Pineapples
cleaned up
satisfactory value*. Small
ami medium fryer* are not wonted by the
Wax els XX lien Ihe larger slue* enn ho had.
No change applying to egg*, either ns to
receipt* op value*.
stutter, both cooking nnd tnhlc stock,
plentiful and dull.
A fair demand prevails for drgssed fry-
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. June 25.- Wheat No. t, Irrcgit-
hir: July. ll.ffiMil.tttH Itld; Hepteniber,
$1.9;:%; re*I No 2. Il.ul in elevator ami $1/7%
f. o b. 4'orn N’«». 2, afenily nt 69% fn elev-
t r. tints No. 2 white, atemly nt 44%7i T
Itye No 2 xvesfern, notnliinl nt S3%e f. *».
Itnrby nominal; uml ting. 62tl6rtj*. Flour
ten?/ at $.7 351i5.65 for spring patent*.
fl.0*v.]5.!9. Mill feed, nprfng firnn, firm At
21.10.
Tallow, prime city dull nt ti\. lainl. prime
Great Dutter Markets.
Aoordlng to local creamery m«‘n. SI
i’iiul In the second largest butter-mak
iinr city In the world. Omaha alone
leirpnaH s St. Paul In the amount of
butt«*p mode each twelve months with
in tho courtnea of the city.
Nearly ten million pounds a year la
mude here by creameries from cream
shipped t«» the city from nil over the
•date also portions of Iowa and South
Dakota. The Industry Is on the in
crease. and there me possibilities that
this year the production will amount to
txvelve ntilMon pounds.—8t. Paul Pio-
mer Press.
Close Was Quiet and Steady
Net 1 to 5 Points
Lower.
New York. June 25.—The eotton market
thl* morning opened niilet, 2 points higher
fo 3 point* lower. Ola crop position* were
steadied l.y n small covering demand, while
lie noxv crop* were Inwei
howers (n the southwest. , „
Only n few trades were made on the floor
f the cotton exchange Saturday. Reported
lower temperature, with the
some rain, together
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKET
• BY PRIVATE I.1CA8KI* WIRE.
NAME OF STOCK.
’upper.
iponsfhlc
cepor
Hudhllity
xtreine dullness.
sina II dcdlne, the
being quiet nnd steady net 1 to 6
olnts beloxv Friday's closing.
Estimated receipt* Monday
1913.
300 to 600
3»»0 to 1,000
■TOT COTTON MARKET.
York, dull: middling 15.10.
New Orleans, quiet: middling 14%.
HaVnnnah. quiet; middling 14%.
Augusta, quiet; middling 14%.
Galveston, quiet: middling 14 11-16.
Mobile, quiet; middling 14 9-16.
Charleston, nominal.
Norfolk, steady; middling 15c.
Philadelphia, steady: middling 15.3»3.
Boston, quiet; middling 15.06.
Wilmington, nominal.
Baltimore, nominal; middling 15%.
St Duds, dull; middling 14%.
Houston, quiet; middling 111116.
Little Hock, quiet; middling 14%.
Louisville, firm; middling 15c.
Memphis, steady middling 14%.
TOUT RECEIPTS.
l»l(b I 1909
New Orleutia.
Galveston. . .
Mobile
Savannah. . . .
Charleston. . .
Wilmington. .
Norfolk
New York. . .
Iloston
’arifle const. .
4.610 | 4.009
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Interior receipts, compared with annio doy
Ja*t y£ar£
Houston. . .
Augusta. . .
Memphis. . ,
St Louis. .
Cincinnati. .
Little Rock.
I'otal
m~r
LOTS 1 1,101*
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New OrleAiiH, June 25—The New Orleans
dtem market ruled very steady for the
eek'a Anal session, considering the dls-
mraueiiient offered the long side of tho
market by tile Liverpool cable* und the
.ither map. The map showed scattered
rain* for east Texas overnight iiiul n trace
here and there lu southwest nnd northwest
Texas. Indication* are for probable shoxv
III Texas over Ktmdnv, nnd also In some
•r sections of the belt where rnln Is
luidly needed.
There was some talk of n squcczi
July Saturday, which served to hold
liquidation of the short contingent In cli
but bevond Interfering xvltli a material drop
lu prices It had' little other effect on the
market. It was reported flint Nexv York
hulls Would export 35.000 hales of .
Europe Saturday, which, coupled with the
‘io ha lea sold Friday, will re
k In the Northern market to less than
!<v*,<00 bales.
Future cotton In New Orleans sold Hutu©
day at about unchanged figure* for old crop
mouths «ui the opening and nexv crop po*|-
iim xvero 3 to 4 points down. New ere
lit 11m dropped an additional point or tu
Mihscqucnt trade, nnd Ihe market the
rallied nnd advanced 6 points for July and
3 points for October.
HAYWARD <t
New Orleans. June 25 In the face of an
imcournglng Visible supply statement, Mv
pool xv us very poor, with old erops about 8
English points lower than due; spot prices 6
t-er; sales 2/*>\ New crops were ah nit I
point lower than due. August-Hepteinl
now 40 point
Amalgamated
Am. Ice HecuritlcM
Am. Hugar Refinery. . . .
Am. Smelting
Am. Locomotive. .... .
Am. Car Foundry
Am. Cotton OR
Am. Wooleu. , .
Anaconda >.
Atchison
Atlantic Const Line. . . .
Brooklyn Rapid Tran. . .
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake Ac Ohio. . . .
< orn 1'roduet*
Con*olidute«| Gas
Central Leather
■tTolorado Fuel A Iron. . . .
4 ‘dorado Southern
Delaware A Hudson. . . .
Denver & Rio Grande. . .
DesffWera' Securities.. . .
General Electric. . . .
Great Western
Great Northern pfd. .
Great Northern Ore. .
Hocking Co«| & Iron. .
Illinois Central
Interboro.
do. preferred
foxvn Central
Kansas City Southern.
Kansas Sc 'Texas. . . .
do. preferred. . . .
56*4
62%
Total sales stocks. 212.000 share
Ij
64»*
£0
NAME OF 8TOCK.
I.oulsrllle As Na.hvllle.
24^i , Missouri FucWc. . . .
New York Central. • .
Northwestern
Nal Iona I Lead... . • .
Norfolk At Western. .
Northern Pacific. . . .
Ontario Ac Western. .
Pennsylvania
1'Acllie Mull
People's Gas Co. . • .
Pressed Steel Car. • .
Rending. .......
Rock Island
do. preferred
Republic Iron k Steel.
do. preferred.
.S loss-Sheffield. . . , .
Southern Pacific. . . . ,
.Southern Railway. . .
do. preferred
8t. Paul
Tennessee Copper. . . ,
Texas Pacific
Third Avenue
Union Pacific. . . • .
United States Rubber. ,
United
do. preferred
Vn.-Cnr. Chemical. . . .
Western Union
Wabash
do. preferred
Westinghoiise Electric. .
Wisconsin Central. . * .
Western Maryland. . .
s
i
k
S «
O
5
3
3&
vat
116
147
u !!
%
116
14«4i
116>,
iii
166%
126%
f
iWii
im
ins
HJ'i
U214
im
loi^
mi
1WH
155“
39%
iuii
40«
%
%
33"
mi
n"
i
'i
a
iSSt
0)!4
1»H
T
iii%
41
lfoii
4014
iii%
40%
77%
77%
77^
frii
116
116%
116
m
64%
64?|
m2
19Vi
19%
g»
M'i
63 *
«344
Leaders Rallied About a Point
in the Later Trad
ing.
NEW ORLEANS.
Quotations tn cotton futures;
June.
July.
Aug..
Sept.
it
k
i
11
3
J
3-1
U
£-5
I I | 114.70-75114.70
14.81114.51 14.76jl4.7V 11.78 111.76-77
(14.29114.2311 !.2»}I4.24114.21-25 14.28-29
12.94'12.94i 12.92(12.92 12.92-93 12.99-01
12. toll 2.40j 12.38| 12.39! 12.38-39 j 12.42-43
| 1 112.39-32.62.34-36
12.2«! 12.26{ 12.24 11 12.24 12.24-25112.28-23
12.2 7112.23 j i 2.27112.27 j 12.2»7-28 j 12.31-32
LIVERPOOL.
June
JuneJuly...
July-August
Augiist-Sept
Futures opened easier ns follows;
Opening **
Range.
7.67 -7.68
7.57 -7.57^4
7.44 -7.48V*
7.17V4-7.19
8epteinber-t»ct.. 6.76 -6.76V4
Oclober-Nov.... 6.58 -6.59
November-Dec.. 6.48V6-6.50
Pecember-Jnn... 6.46
Jnnunry-Feb.... 6.44M»-6.46Vk
Februnry-Mnrch. 6 44
March April 6.42 -6.44
April May 6.43**
Closed barely steady.
Previous
Close. Close.
7.66
7.56
7.46
7.16
6.76
6.58
6.43
6.46
6.44V4
6.43*4
6.43
6.42
6.42
NEW YORK.
Quotations In cottoa futures:
By OHABLEB W. STOBM.
\ork, June 26.—Renewed aelllnu
.fanderrt ml mart anrt Induatrlal .hum, 2
currert In Wall Street today and prim! £
cllned an average of a point. Beavlut Jit
In* w*a In ifnlon Pacldc. Reading S
Southern PaeUe. Steel waar"|[tl!„i
atrons and lout only a fraction. The trna
SStVA eVWence " " f - ? 'P :
i-V® 3SJ& ,n co'/.W?/d
loat about a point In the early trading a?
the end of the flrit half hour of the
alott there win a rally which amounted to
about a point In the leader,. '»
were weak In l.on,l„„
Itoint " ' nwlK 1x1 * r °tn a frartion to i
Altho trading waa light on the curb mr .
r m,nln * • h,re **£
waa In evIdenceTn t*e martet n't* tfe^oj!"
°* »”d during the early trading, with
»« thru the Hat ranging from fra,!
tlona to over 1 point. The aharpeat tit , Una.
were in the Important Wettern rallrotid i,"
•ne*. with Union Pacific about the weakeit
fe-lure, opening off ltt and ahadlog off
thcr In the following transaction, Cnna-
dlan Paclflc declined l point. Tho Indu,.
trlala generally yielded fractionally. At
tho end of fifteen mtnntea alight rnllles war*
I i
.tunc. .
July. .
Aug.. .
Hept. .
Ocf.. .
Nov.. .
Dec.. .
Jan.. .
March.
115.16115.10
.15.10 13.10
.14.74 14.74
.13.30 13.29
.12.45 12.47
15.04-65
16.93-04
a
C.U
u 717v 14 MW r2 , ' , ' , . rn, , e V "•**»"* exchange J4.Wflt.87.
!;•!! !?•i ll-'? with actunl hu, neas In hnnlrer.' l.m. .7
t'loned <ptlet nnd atendy.
16.06-n,
16.M-09
13.1,-15
12.46 I
12.32-14 1
12.25-26
12.22-23
12.33-24
MONET AND BXOHANOE.
New York, Juno 26.—Money on cal! ,
Inal.
13.22- 26
1*43-4
12.34-3
12.23- 23
12*3-26
12.24- M
The American Audit Company
. Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President.
THEO. COCHEU. JR., V.-Pra,. and Sec’y.—A. F. LAFRENTZ, Traaa.
NEW YORK—Waldorf-A,toria
BOSTON—Exchange Building.
WASHINGTON—Colorado Itulldlng
NEW ORLEANS—Mnlaon Blanche.
BALTIMORE—Key.er Building
RICHMOND—Mutual Building.
ATLANTA—Fourth Naf| Bank Bldg.
CHICAGt> -Marquette Building.
PHILADEI.PHIA - Bell.* cue-St rat ford.
SAN FRANCISCO — C'laua Spreckels
Building.
LONDON. END.—1'_ C.. 60 Gresham
Street, Bank.
ATLANTA BRANCH. 1015-17 Fourth National Bank Building.
C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice President.
Talaohone. Main >72.
CabU Address. Amdit. Naw York.
Audit Company of the South
C. J. METZ, C. P A. IVeatdent.
AUDITS SYSTEMS .
XII work executed by or under direct supervision
of CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
ler Auuitht In New York,
herons It should be iiIhmii 10<» (HilntM above.
Thl* shoxv* both a «b*r
Llrrrpnot
. . . itiilltlou In
itlon.ll sup|Hirt hi New
It I* believed that proMpeet* for un
settled xveitther over Humlay lu Texas xxa*
largely responsible for the artimi of tho
English market today. Weather develop
ments overnight were more favorable Tem-
piMattireH In Texas ore lower, ami light
shower* xvere pretty well scatlereil over tho
state. Home c«*«m| rains fell in east Ttwil
south Texas. Genet ally fair weather pre
vailed In the Alhmtle states, xvltli precipi
tation confinx**! to the Immediate const. The
central state* had showery xxcallnr, but
pieelpltntlen xvns mostly light nnd not gen
eral. Indication* are for unsettled, showery
weather thru the belt, more rain over Hutt-
dnx In Texas.
The dlsiHxsItlon was |r* sell on Improved
wenther In Texas, a poor Liverpool and n
favorable weekly summary by The t’hr.mJ-
ele. But July and August In Nexv York
showed pilch manipulative strength that It
scared off trade. There I* a rumor that
about 30.099 bales xv III be ‘hipped out of
Nexv York In the near future, and July-
August shorty are at the mercy of the bull
clique. From the xvn.v the market acted
today. Ignoring u very disappointing Liver
pool, Improved weather prospeet* for Texas,
etc., ft tiMik* ns if professional operations In
Julv nnd August In Nexv York nre the aII-
coiitrolilug market factor*
As Tuesday next will Im* the first July no
tice dav In Nexv York nnd nn association of
poxver bv the hull Interests 1* expected,
there Is‘an Inclination to look for higher
markets, ns the advance In the center pa-
must carry the new crops xvltli it to
extent.
HAYDEN. STONE k CO'S.
DAILY COTTON LETTER
N*w York, Jttns 2ft.—The *tmrt session to
day w*» ah*4.lur.*|y witlion* feature, what lit
tie trade there was being eon^ned to the
room. Weather map showed continuation
... ntrsl
of the F it. but it also looked
might get rsln. which would
fieisl. The m*rket look* a*
continue narrow nnd only a «
awaiting forth'
in ths
nths.
eefjon*
tho Texx*
very ben#
j it would
ping affair
id develop
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS.
of the
side until rnln
il Off4.6620 for demand and t4.643064.8440
for alxty-day MBs.
^Commercial bar allvor 5*%e, a decline of
Mexican dollars 44c.
London. Juno 25.—Bar Oliver steady at
24%d, a decline of 1-1M.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
New York, June 25.—The weekly atate.
ment of the New York Associated Rank*
•how* th# following changes:
Average cash reserve 27.44 per cent.
Reacrre Increase $2,769,773.
Less United State* Increase $2,799,150.
Loan* Increase $4,692,300.
Specie Increase $4,678,200.
Legal tenders Increase $361,700.
Deposits Increase $9,080,500.
Circulation Increase $151,600.
Actunl cash reserve 27.11 per cent
LONDON STOCK MARKET,
Stock quotations:
STOCKS-
Amalgamated Copper.. ..
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore nnd Ohio.. ..
Canadian Paclflc
'Chesapeake and Ohio.. ..
Denver and fl!o Grande..
Erie
Great Northern, preferred..
Illinois Centrnl
Kansas and Texas
Louisville and Nashville..
New York Central
Norfolk nnd Western.. ..
Northern Pnclflc
Ontario nnd Western.. ..
Pennsylvania
Rending
Rock Islaud
Southern Pnelfle
Southern Ilnllwnv
do, preferred
Paul
Union Paclflc
United States Steel.. .. ..
do, preferred
Wabash
do, preferred
IPpenlCloM
«3Hf W
....
163%' K’;
him
19.1V 193
61 ( TH
»4 *
26 % | 26%
129V
37% 3T,
146% ll6‘i
115H 115*4
.... »H
123% 125k
II 4-H
131% I 131%
151*4 13%
39*g 394
121% 12; i
r:.‘i
124% 124V
179% | 17'*%
76% 7H
U5%l 116
19% 19%
43* i 42%
mllM par hoar or aw*
Rallied Later and Closed Firm
at Fractions Above
Friday.
ST. LOUIS CA8H QUOTATIONS.
Wheat—Nn. 2 red winter..-., .. ..100 (i
rum-No. 2 red 61V
flats—No. 2 (nominal) S7
THE WEATHER.
portions. The
tend* tmrthwpRtward into the
to South Pnkot*. Tho heaviest rains were
New Orleans 2.84 im hp*, North Platte 1.13
Indie*, nnd Huron 1.12.
The weather continues fair owr most o!
the Lake region and In th* entire Rocky
Chicago, June 25.—Wheat waa %9%c low
er on early trading, chiefly on rains hi
South Dakota, but the market met with
good support on the declines aud soon re
covered about nil the losses.
Corn opened easy and declined VGVc on
heavy selling. Good buying then set in nnd
the market reacted to about y eat erday'a
close.
Oats were easy and off \^%e early. The
market rallied later with the other graius,
o vision a were n shade higher with hogs.
Trading was light.
Wheat was unsettled during most of the | October.
Hston, but ih# feeling xvns more bullish. :
Wheat aborts and Investors bid np the price, j
and while the closing* were not at.the top
prices reached, they showed gains nf %fc•%«•.
rn acted In sympathy with the other
grain mnrkets, and xvns %6%c higher.
Oats were again excited and Irregular.
Shorts were eager buyers. Oat* gained hfic
New York. June 25.—Our telegram* from
the South denote thnt the weather has
been quite favorable ns n whole during the
xveck over most of th# South. Temperature
ha* been more satisfactory generally, the
rainfall, iu the main. Iielug desired. Over
much lu Texas, however. It Is claimed
that g«neial rains would Ik» beneficial. The
crop. In the main, la growing wall, altho
reported to he late by some of our corra
spondenta.
DOrTCE MARKET.
Coffee quotatlonqt
June
I July
I August.. ..
| September..
1 Decern b**i
I Opening. * t'loslng.
6 I A.tmrd TO
6.714*6.74 6.7006.71
6.7206.75 I 6.7006.71
6.7306.77 6.7106.73
6.7506*1 6.7306.74
6.5006 60 j
6.6O06.HS I 6.6006.6*
6.6006.70 I 6.6506.70
x6.65fi6.70 6.6506.70
6.6006.79 I 6.6506.79
6.6O?/6.70 I 6.6506.70
6 6506.70 ' 6.6506.70
mountain district.
The atmospheric pressure Is highut In the
wait from Colorado northeast to Minnesota,
and northwest to the north Pacific coast.
The temperature was mors moderate
Friday at moat places where the hot wave
has been prevailing, hut It reached 08 degrees’
again at fet. Paul, 04 degrees at Omaha, and
Oft at Davenport.
At Atlanta the maximum was 87 degrees.
Local showers era probable tonight or Sun
day.
GENERAL ^FORECAST.
Washington, Jana 25.—Weather forecast
until 8 p. m. Sunday:
Virginia—Fair tonight and Sunday; not
much change in temperature; light variable
winds, mostly easterly.
North and South Carolina—Partly cloudy
tonight and Sunday; moderate easterly winds.
Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Mississip
pi—Partly cloudy with local showers tonight
nr 8undsy; light variable winds.
Louisians and Arkansas—Unsettled weath-
with ahowera tonight and *
^ Oklahoma—Partly cloudy
fcast Tessa—Partly ctoudy with scattered
showers tonight and Sunday.
West Texas—Partly ckmdy tonight and
Sunday.
COTTON REVTON SULLZTI*.
For tho 34 hour* ending at I a. tn., 75th
meridian time. Judo 25, 1910.
STOCKS AN* BONDS.
Bid. Asked
Atlanta Brewing & lea Co 190
Atlanta k Went Point dabs.... 104% 104
Atlanta 3%a. coupon 90 U'4
Atlanta 4*4*. 1922 coupon 104* 104%
Atlanta Gaa Light 6a 103% Iu.
Augusta Factory.
Augusta k Savannah 111%
Central of Georgia, lat Income. 87
Central of Georgia, Sd Income. 79
Central Bank A Trust Co 160
Dixie Colton Mills 95
Fourth National Bank 220
Georgia State 4V4a, 191* lot
Georgia State 4Vfrs registered... 101%
Georgia State 1V4*. coupon 18%
Georgia Railway k Electric.... Ill
Georgia Railway k Electric.... 87
Southwestern Railroad 112
Georgia R. R. A Ranking Co... 255
Georgia Hallway & Electric 5e. 103
Enterprise Mfg. Co., Augusta.. 12
Lowry National Bank 239
Truat Company of Georgia 11V
Third Nf llonaf Bank 231
tmtoiis *
ATI AIM
Disnict
ovlslon* were •lull nmi the market nnr-
There fere advance* for hog* nnd hog
products early, but price* eased off later.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago grain quota tin
Open. High.
WHEAT
July 97% 9*%
Sept »'«
Dec —
I steady. Sales 33,000 bags.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'ORN
July....
Sep;
:&4
39%
39‘s
Argo. Jester A <'•».; The situation I* ne
n li 11s to make purchase* look attractive,
Ballv k Montgomery: W. stern triple are OATS
said to Ih‘ largely Interested In the add crop. July....
altho It l» said what U going on'In July j H,.pt....
and August dee* not appear to greatly In-Ip,.,.
terest the rank and tile of the general! poRK
trndets.
Thompeop. Towle A Co.; There I* noth ......
lug In thr situation t., xvarrant au Irniwir- j l,Allf»
taut decline In the next crop option*. |Julv.. 12-47S4
| Sept.. 12.48
LIVERPOOL ORAIN MARKET. RIBS-
I July.. 12.r*>
Wheal elo«ie*I % in % higher. |Sept.. 12,58
594
604
58*4
»4
3S%
99%
504
61
59%
Torn closed % higher.
Oct...
2-95 12.90 12.924 12.574
J.524 12- 4*% M.47% 12.474
«... 12.30
Chicago, June- 25.—Chicago litre stock quo
tations foRow:
Hogs Receipt*. 7.600. Market SfflOe high
er; mixed and butchefa, $9.4509.65; good
heavy, $9.2509.55; rough hcavy v |AV9©9.2n;
light, $9.4109.75; pig*. $9 2009.70; h«ilk, $9 4fWi
9.55.
Cattle—Re* Ipts, 700. Market weak; beeves,
$5.5*0* 5*1; uwi an*l heifers, $2.6502.90,
FtiH'ker* nn*l feeders. $3.6005.60; Texans,
$5.0*06.75: calve*. JO.WtS.M.
Hheep—Receipts, 2,000. Market weak; nn*
live and western, $3.2504.70; lambs, $4,500
MINING STOCKS.
Lake *4. Nbannon 9%.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
Cotton seed oil quotations:
Hales 5,lf») Itnrrels.
Atlanta, p. eloudy. .
xChnttnnoogn. clear.
Cohnnbii*. clear. . .
Gainesville, clear. . ,
xxGreenvIlle, clear. .
Griffin, doudy
Newnan. clear.
Rome, clear. ....
Spartanburg, clear. ,
Tallapoosa, clear. . .
Tocco*, clear.
m, vicni. . . .
NVe^-PoInt^^enjL^. , , „
"Tr^nTnltuunT TemperMturefTr^roTT?
l>erlod ending at 8 a. ro., this date.
T5ur
Wilmington. .
Charles ton. .
Augusta. . .
Savannah. . .
Atlanta. . . .
Montgomery. .
Vicksburg. . . .
New Orleans. ,
Little Rock. . .
Houston
Oklahoma City.
IISTMKT AltnCli
TtBHIllllt.
TIPS FLASHED
FROM WALL-8T.
(From Hnyward A Clark.)
New York, June 25.—Carpenter, llncgot 4
Co.; The market acted badly yesterdiy
more so than was warranted by crop nr*i
and Mr. Wlckersbara’i «peech. F#ar tkj
besr party has Inaugurated a fresh sttarkat
tho market.
The market has had about all the reacnoj
It Is entitled to on bnd crop news. tM
much of the stock that has been
over waa absorbed by large Interest*
technical position Is lmprox-ed and
should he s safe purchase, eepei’kiHF Iar
Consolldsted Gas. .
The New York Financial Bureau: Tiler*
have lieen no nexx'» developments to J 1 ****^
the setback. We would buy on be"™**
today with stop-order protection. The mw
- - # | Di a nd suddrt
:e In the optltnl
c _nanclni Inter’—
The outlook for the bank statement 1* j*
orn hie. Tress comment an«l market
ture nre nonnlusMeil sa a rule ,
Dow-Jnnes company: congreM '* r '
iMUflS.
1 optona rains fcsxe been quite general in
the southern and eastern portlms and light,
scattering In the central nnd northern nor-
tl'»n» of the Iwlt. Temperatures continue
high and about stationary.
C r. TON HERRMANN.
Srctlos IXrectsr.
to ndJonrn today. Rain* report#*l more *
oral fn the Northwest. Bradafreet* -j)»•
Industrial Hues there Is little evidence
enient yet to be seen. In cotton *
movement is still in the dln-’t -n «
eurtAllment. Dun's Review says
conlldenee gains In strength ««
pects Improxe and adjournment **f c**"* r ^
osrhes. Banks gained Kl * , \ 4 .
n ..g‘a currency movement. Exp**> ''*•*
tlonnl Railways of Mexico will rare ,
semi-annual preferred dividend from ‘ "jj
per cent. Brooklyn Rapid Tr:, . n “ l n ^ g
show 8 per cent on Its »toek nt th*' ^
the present floral year. Twelve Indu* .
declined 1.68. Twenty active rails 'l" 1
W . 1P1 *
Hayden, Htone Sc Co.: London npi** ., f
reflect the effect of Wlckerahant sp*^ a fWf
morning with fractional decline*. *'•
new* from the crop country m»ttor. ,
good rain* reported In Minneapolis
South Dakota, and cooler tempera mr**» ^
vailing. Market likely to rule very ■i n " a
day. Still believe In pnrehases *»n sot* ‘
NAVAL STORES-
Savannah, Go., Jnne 26—Turpentine ^
at 59aS9%c; receipt*, $40. t.
Itoaln Arm: sales. 2,084: recelD* • Tyv
'$£<2 r b *•