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14 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. PERSONAU DAVID W. YARBROUGH. HASTED PLUMBER, Phone* 1X5. so E. Hunter 8b wnxrs—rai—rim—rouror lerput (fork In flout A M N. Brand Sb NioiTi' CLASHES IN STENOGRAPHY At 1 Southern Kliorthantl KnalDean Usivenlty, Uught bg Minn Lula G.ebct. BUSINE8S OPPORTUNITIES. UO REE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- ment Co. We repair, rnmmtruet, ex- • dange, bug and nail automobllaa Uaraga, 10-12 Mitchell atraat, Atlanta, Os Dali Phone 4494-L Main. iiitili cLahh hEaI, HATaT 15 'AiLEAH a.N Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to The | Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. .__j#r#*t In management of bust- net*. Nam# reference*. am nml experience. Tour reply will l»« considered confidential. ••Opportunity," The Georgian. WAifx<ak fffcsDwmr Invest services and small capital Ini well established bnslness In eltjr; flue open ing. Address V. O. Rox IB, Atatlon II, dt/.i WANTED HELP—MALE. MUJC AND II0Y8 WANTED—LKARN plumbing, plastering, bricklaying. Hpeelnl off. r. Ilf# scholarship 160; easy payment*; pt »:tloa and onion card guaranteed: fie# catalogue. Coyne Uros'. Trade schools, York, rhirngo, Bt. IgOUla. jirj^Titib-tH»Tr»~MTTtoNirwnttB' maw as helpers In the foundry to learn mold- e-«' trade, Good pay to start with and . Letter pay In two or three months. Only ti.-.se with good references need apply. IMhoach Mill Mfg. Co. SVAs'TfiD-onoI) ruEAKl"ANTrT goods man; reply with reference am I srtlcnlars as to ability and experience, v • resa Havannah. rare thla office. WANTK1 >-.*LVeH CAItPbKTttUtf. 'WE ton Bag and Cotton Mills. V \vi‘Bt>—VAHNo MEN. 1* T6 U VRAM IEWY ■ Dll full WANTED HELP—FEMALE. II EMPLOYMENT . ortlnc room to girl* ami women *3S4§Sf work, Dhort hour* anil goort pi. I'MPtlrewl oprr*tor* mak« from MW to Hi’ 0 par week, and wewllIxl^M ilay v«-i* to those without experience until they I earn. If you live out of At- Iniitt. write u» and we will tire .you tn- f -riaetlon elmnt l».ardlnx place*. Nunnally lirog, A McCrte. M W. Ala hem* atreeb WANTED—REAL ESTATE. I WANT .TO PURCHASE PROM THE owner for about 14,000 to 15,000 cub, mod era home oa the North RMe. Hire location, price, etc. AiMreaa Buyer, care Oeorgtau. IP VOL WaKt toEItIIEb lilii OK sell city or anburban fihnne me. J, * ■ llldg. Phones, nburban property, tee or tele- . VI. Latham, 298 Equitable : Main 9143, Atlanta 514®. REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE. front, one of the best In Inman Park; ad join* ray good nelgl neighbor. C. B. Newill, Box jHce to FOR RENT—APARTMENTS. r.Tr tlful apartment in the Mendenhall apart, ment house 621623 Peachtree street. Apply LOST. TSSWCSJKrfiTAt'EgBI PIANOS. TTfAMiiAfTr KSTAULIHIlr.il ISIS. BECirr PIANO CO., 52 N. FORSYTH. your aaaie; aura cure; email price. ‘ * Cure, Atlanta. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. mTTYm?Ai;T~ifsnmnanfyiant weak. Lodging fl a week. Meala 12.50 a Lodging |1 a 10W Trinity lanta phone Bell phane WALL PAPER. ^rrqmciirx-T^ mouldings. iilrtnrea. picture frame,, etc. qoll phone 728. Standard 70b 27 B. Hunter. 8HC irtnr OE REPAIRING. •gnryKwir nernur repairing. When I aay re- n the tieet repairing only. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. m trxtirisHrrgsrra^^ In - dttnn, oil or paper mill. Addrraa 312 Atlanta eb. Marietta. Oa. mTHacISt WIHITEs TiT references given. \tli bang*: city refen flrmnplst, PM lir ~SfAKK MaSHP Addresa All.nl.■ OaM SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. nfsTi ms xs^T'trsn^Aiuiw^nrTiiSY^ hy refined young lady; no objec- WANTED—AGENTS. A i i eStb'W ANTi NQU10 AND QUICK ini.riey aead for our free clrruUrs Oen- eral Sale* sod Hupply Co., Mobile, Ala. •l/i. i» l MeilnlllonK;" Mg seller; send for “A It. C." catalogue; largest |H»rtrslt ami fiinno hone# In the world. Indiana Portrait nml Frame Co., LaPorto, lnd. WAT4TED—8ALE8MEN. ^— M|gfanCTrwmt.Ti?a~wBagBy f<>r magnificent new maps; new features: riiKjr sellers; exclusive territory and liberal l reposition; extraordinary chance for work- era. Htato If you have had experience. Hudgins Co.. Atlanta. Oa. __ m n fftemo hxtShstxs wanted- , _ s ite services of u high grade, experienced HKpaan are required by n New York man- MiK tnrer having a thoroughly established 1-oHineaa In plumbing goods for Southern territory. Acquaintance with line not nrc- i KMirv. Kalnry tBSOO per auuuin and ex- I• *• 114cs, with an additional commlaahm over n ftlpulatcd amount of sales. A permanent, well paying position for the right man vii lag to work. Address with full par ticulars V. H., care Oeorgtau. MISCELLANEOUS. BASF Klli«,W H. Pr.LTtl I7l MM H WK HAVE Til It KK Mil.!.A rutting south Georgia pine shingles. Also luitiur*! "ire flooring, celling, aiding nnd Intti Write us for dellrere«l prlcoa. Kll- linn Ltimber Company, Box 10?, Cordele, ' "FlisrtNG. STn.Kff GATEH. WIRE AND IRON eea sold and erected. Fencing for , lawn, garden and poultry. Kscnmlve la for "Page Pence." Tilley Pence |g H. Forsyth Bt. Main “** Knil WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. « he Houthcrn Au.*tl«»n ntid Salvage iSO K. Pryor, can dispose of your gtenls, office fixtures, safes, car- anoa. etc., to a«lvantnge. EV.NoU»H TOllAtll’O rAtiA. itlckshank Cigar Co., 21 Vx Ms- r OR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 64 N. Hrosd Ht. IIIRB Hon». PILTMOKB STRAIN, •reed. Cheap. Plga nil sixes: also Pigeon*. Bos «iC Crawford?Ule, aVU V<*)0'ASVthIng' to hkiXV if ran hare, send It to the ftouthern Auction l lalvyt Co., 20 M. Pryor street. Phone lALW fWo i.Aifiiu nKAi riFi'i. I vacant residence lots on Peachtree Also other iota on south side. A. D. t? Empire. i&.slskh^-^atlab imam —All. styles and slses. Engine Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta EnEYH. rtM’NTY ttFFICKRft A?^D estate agents will And the beet forma hi bleaks at Bennett's, & South bnM^HFrtfttra£of^veg^§eecfi£»tbut^ WANTED—BOARDERS. laat for gentlemen soUrlts table bnanl- ; OMol tickets; one vacant room. Tele- memrr boot and shoe B Hiring, 1 mean the beat repairing only. uperlor material and oak leather, with the best workmanship. 1 know how to repair because I know a aboe. I am a skilful mender and can make comfortable and serviceable shoe broke down and worn nut ones. Don't forget the No., 21 8. Pryor street. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.' TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS— Whol.aala and rolall dlatrihulnra of Vic tor Talking tlarhlnra and Record*. Ju.t rorolrcd larro conalfinmoat of machlaoa and oyer 10,000 record*. Immcdlat* allantloa flrcn mall nrd<fia. Wo want tho namoa of 1*1 talktnx machine dealer, la tha aoath. Writ* for catalogue. Aloaandor-Elyaa Co. BICYCLE! AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST Ideyvlo and anndry dlatrilmtora la tho athora aaenta for I'lorea, Tala. Iludaon bicycles. Write for oar «u* and price llab Aloxandar- cent. •tract for. •ace rate one per louae 112-55 Walton Cathckrt'a Trana- REYNOLDS. THE SIGN l’AINTEIb Hlgna, bannera, flag* and flag decoration, for opcctal occaxtons. YOUR TEETH without pstn. All work guaranteed 16 C eara. Lanier Dental Parlors, S9H White- all 8t.. over Ctumous' clothlni phono 25«S-J. TEETH E X TRACT E D _ M PAIN—All dental work done without ml ■ll work guarnntceiI 16 years. Lanier !>«■ tal Parlors. 31^ Whitehall 8t., over Em- mous' clothing st< “ ‘ I ’ PQ8IT1VELY WITn6lTT ^■nnln. (tore, llell phone 26C3-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. HAT.t.WOOPB. _ ^ aft actl you a rcxl.tcr, .ultablc for Vtcxl.tcr Co., Ilmnch of American Hevond- Ilnnd Caah lie slater Co., :< 8. Broad atreeb Atlanla, Ga. MONEY TO LOAN. SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO PLE. 117</x WHITEHALL STREET. YOUR TEETII FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM- proved methou. All work guaranteed IS years. Reasonable prices. Lanier Dental Parlors, 39\t Whitehall 8t., over Emmons' clothing store. Bell photo 2M3J. OLD HATS MADE NEW. K x pwl. 60 _. Soft and stiff felt bats cleaned and re- *bn|HH|. 96c. Itsnds or sweats. 26c each extra. ACME HATTERS. «Vt Whitehall 8L TEETH r TEETH ».0« !i,-d to fit. All wore giuraaieed 15 years. Lanier Dcutal I'ariora. Whitehall fib. oter^ Bmmoua clothing store. Belt pbeae do it all yourself— adver- lJIUJJ y se f or h e lp A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only one cent a word. ATLANTA M ARKETS. W. E. WORLEY, 326 EMPIRE! BUILDING. Atlanta 'Phone 3083. FEET PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, 6-room house clo Pflc# 64,960, for a few FINE HOME ON WB8T NORTH AVB., close to Peachtree, at 6ACM. Fine home; North Jajjkeon^ af^ |6,600. Fine home, the TWO price I pays 16 per cent. and car line. It ough Dead easy terms. Bee me i ATTENTION, HOME- SEEKERS. Have a few building lots left on terms of $10.00 cash and $5.00 per month. Prices low. See LIEBMAN, REAL ESTATE—RENTING. 28 Peachtree Street. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Home,. The first month will ba (Iren FREE and If oceupted one year, two more month* will ba clean FREE at tha end of tha year, making only nlnt months you will haeo to pay for. Nona but good families will ha allowed In thaaa houses. These are located on the Rlrer electric car line only twenty minutes ride from the center of the city; contain 7 and t rooms; have nevar been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts fifty-foot Park, which la aet In trees, evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na tlve oaks; an Ideal epot for children. It la cheaper than living In the city and tha surroundings are more whola- In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phosphate Springe, which will cure any Cass of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost ing 12,500.00 will soon ho completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who Uvea on the grounds will show you through the houses Rent 520.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avenue. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Atlanta Real Estate Ex change, organized for mutu al benefit of Property own ers, Purchasers and Agents, If you have property for sale, he sure that you list it with some of the undersign ed members, as * you only have one firm to look to about commissions and yet get the benefit of efforts of ail members to the Ex change. •, Exchange is located in room No. 210 Gould Build ing, Decatur street, where ‘ ulletins arc kept, showing special bargains offered and open for public inspection from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Adair, Fnrreat A George, MS Centnry Bldg. An«lry tiro*., 5 to 10 Kn.t Al.li.ni. Street. Aniley A Ferris 4 to to E. Alabama Street. Baldwin, J. C. A Co., 601 Peter. Bldg. Bondurant. J. A. A Co., 705 Fourth Na tloaal Hank Bldg. itmilHdl A Wllaoir, 1M* Fourth National Hank Bldg. Dallatj G. J., 116 Fourth National Bank Darla, VranL C. A Co., 406 and 405 Gould Bldg. Duller A Rratax, AM Peters Bldg. Duncan, L. McK., 719 Fourth National Bant Dunaon, Walker, 409 Equitable Bldg. Foster, W. A.. 26 Inman Bldg. Grant A Petty, 52 Eaat Alabama Street. Gifford. J. A. A Co., 102 Peters Bldg. tiiituiu, «, a. <a Knox, Fltxhuxh Latham, J. If., McClateber. n. ,nl table _____ er. D. F., Beal Estate Invest ment Ca, 90S Candler Bldg. McKinnon, fl. M., 520 Peters llldx. Moea A Krouae, 601 Fourth National Bank Bldg. Roberts C. M„ 12 Auhnrn Avenue. Hobson A Rivers S Weat Alabama Street. Saunders A Morris 6 South Broad Street. Treadwell, W. E. A Co., 24 M. Broad Ht. Thrower, M. L., corner Forsyth and Wal ton Streets Turman. 8. B. A Co., corner Broad and Alabama Streets. Ware A Ilarper, 726 Centnry Bldg. Wllaon, H. £T, 515 Prudential Bid; THOS. W. JACKSON, REAL E8TATE. 1416 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA. 19.600 WILL RUT A HIX'-ROOM COTTAGE on the north aWe. 9600 eaxh, balance t« talt. C5ttlaee. aU Improvement*, targe, ahadj lot; ar line In trout. per «*e»t. Intereat, will bny a live- room cottage, with all improvement*. In eight mlnuuV walk from the ceutcr ot the cltj. 260. 61.000 CA8H. BALANCE TO EDIT, will bur a *>»•«• alx-rooui voltage on Tenth near Juniper. $*<W> ON EA8T TERM* WILL BUY _ x atitre nml four-room cottage In edge of city; preneut Improvement* coot more thau above price. TWO ACRES ON TWO CAR LINER. with over 4:rt feet afreet front: beautiful grove; Ilea aplemlbl. Frlce 64,000; can ar range tvrtna. 100 CARII WILL BUY TWO ALMORT new cotvngiw. eerier lot, reuted t«» col- orcil tenants for 624.90 a mouth. Thla should at above prlre. i.ao. 5-m 'uasIF. bai.am k K X month, win buy two new negro houses, rented for 619 a month. THOS. W. JACKSON. J. C. BALDWIN & CO. REAL ESTATE ft INVESTMENTS. 601 PETERS BUILDING. Bell Phone 6191. Atlanta Phone 3310 SSJSfi—ANGIER AVENUE, NEAR NORTH Roul,v.rd. 10-r. :-*tory mod.ro mddouco. Lit 65xt* foot. Ea.y (mas Bargain. Buy TIiB WuS’It BTuAsirwin; buy tub WJits^L'hR of a 5-r. fiat, .11 new; partlea leaving the elty. Thle le 50 per rent lee, than roet; will glveln addition two month! paid up rent at 122.50 tier mouth. iLtMETOAK' WfistVIEW:—3-R." Sf.W cottage, 5 acres of good land In high atitte of cultivation. 5100 cash, balance 115 per month; like rent. 4-it. crtTTAtiE and Hi. Cottage. near Weatvlew, to rent, 110 and ttMo per month; large lota; get out of thle emoky city lijto fresh country air. It will help Mvw sHiwnsuroraw of Jackson. 5-r. cottage; lot <o.;70 feet Water, gee and bath. Alicaoty; 11.000 cash; I is Is nee to salt nnrebater. (lER lift Foft nARGAtSi* KeST TvllKtt: COLLEGE PARK HOME. DON'T PAY RENT. It la exceedingly bad form to do *o when you can ‘ ‘ * own pocl your eye _ BRiV 3 room. iniHbTii, new houae on corner lot. 49*111 IltTiU .49 4141 pi WIIPD i tmy yonr own money back In your cket, by coming to me. Just run e over thla! A. J. WEST & CO., SECOND FLOOR, CENTURY BLDG. CLEAN SAFE INVESTMENT—STORE house, corner Glean and Gat# Cltv streets, rented for 620: would bring 6m. Never vacant; room for another houae. 82,100. McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 614 Empire Building. Phone'887. WXHtIBTnTSHSE FOR CASH CUSTOMER 6100,000 WORTH of railroad frontage that has not doubled In valne within the last two years. FOR SALE. BRICKYARD AND MANUFACTURING site on railroad, containing 00 acres with creek and rock, within 2 miles of Piedmont Park. Will sell any part cIauIe in Lot, joo Vt-TET ’<5N OOlWEft; fine location for 15-fiat building that will alwaya be rented. A bargain. FIFTY FEE# OuI'OHITK TlfttMIN'AL Station at a bargain. EahT piNiiJ htreeT-io-R6oU large lot, 64.700. I'KACHTItEE—A * BEAUTIFUL itoMB, 819.600. Inman fakk, nbab DuuiD Ciucle and Dixie avenue, 9-ropm house, large lot; beautiful home; bargain. 27,500. WasiiinotGM 8tkekt-9-h60U bt‘At'- tlful home with two China closets, fold ing doors, fine gas fixtures, modern con venience*. etc.: .table, Urge lot to alley. Terms at 24,700. THREE NEW 9-HOOM HOME& 6N A _ lH-autlful corner, Weat End, 24,260 to M,600. ■ tllioEwoon, oa.. 4-hooM cdWAGb, two street car lines, 2L800. Terms like paying rent. 5-ROOM, 2-8tORY NEW HOUSfi; YIVt- ed well!, cabinet mantels, Meldrim street, only 21.700. Terms Pretty new o^tTage near laKi? wood Heights; lot 100 feet front with pretty shade. Take thla at 21,760; terms po caah. Thla Is a good Investment aa the house la rented at 215 per month. OVER 8,000 FEET RAILROAD FRO.NT- age out of and within city limits Prices 8800 to 135.000 per lot at bargain counter prices Huy now and double your money within a year. it' YOU IVAN 1 !* A HliSl.NEBS SITE WE have clients who will buy and Improve for you. Cull nod see us STOCKS AND BONDS. Sell me: Central Rank and Truat Corporation stock. 1'henlx Real Estate Company. Houthern States Life Insurance Co. stock. CHAS. E. THOMPSON, STOCK AND BOND BROKER, 240 Equitable Building. SPECIAL SALE. Value, each. year. li noAuiir uu iunun mur; tine. 64.780 and 9®.&00. 9 and 10 rooms i. One of them built within the last *. Modern In every respect Will tell ixchnng* for vacant or Improved proii- erty. These are bargains. Cali and see us. McNEILL & SHERWOOD, REAL ESTATE, 614 Empire. Phone M. 887. BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMER FOR sale on easy monthly iwymeuta. They are brand new and lorely. On large, fine lota. Right on car line and In the city. 12 minutes from center of city. Rath and toilet, hot and cold water; 6 rooms; pay ments only |)0 per month; 6 rooms, pay- COPENHILL LAND CO. 16 EDGEWOOD AVENUE. Bell Phone 605; Atlanta Phone 345. THE WEEK REVIEWED. (Written <fipecjally for The Georgli J. R. Everett, secretary of tho A Fmlt and Produce Exchange.) Atlanta. Ga., June 2.—The past wn*k ha; been a record breaker on this market, vegeftiblf-s of all kinds have lieen pour rh abumtam wagon, and thus cub off the demand to . greet extent. Flori'U I--an. are In abundance and have been Hcllfug for almost xny price In ordc to dlapoee of them, nnd In anu In.txnee. qu.utttlce of them have been (lumped. The prices range from 50 to 7Se p— Georgia beans ere In abundance wiling from 75c to 21 per dram. Such article, a. white end yellow sqnn.h, pee., cucumber, and lettuce are arriving In abundance end are selling for tow price. Cabbage nnd old Iri»b potatoes ere good demand and are moving at the : lowing prieea: Cabbage 2H to 2c per pound; old Irian potatoea tT.X per buauel; sweet potatoes scarce, and bring from 5L26 to il.5) per Imahel. Cantakmpe, el __ rood local ahlpmenta and good stock selling from 22 to 22.50 per crate. Chortle*, 24-qxaxt crate*, ______ _____ to 22 per crate. Blaeklierrte* and dewberries meeting ready sale at 10 to 1214c per quart. reaches meeting ready eels 21.50 to 22 per erate. All kinds of poultry and egg. meeting with ready sale at prices quoted with the exception of small friea, and they are vc— dull and very hard to dispose of at any kl of price. With the very warm weather that now prevails lemons wilt sell with reedy de mand at 25.76 to 25 per box. The apple crop la about exhausted, and hut few ablpmente nru arriving and are eelllng very alow at fancy prices. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Frnlt nnd Produce exchange. FRUITS.—Apple* 27 to 27.50 per barrel. Oranges 22 to 22.50 per box. Lemoas 25.75 to 22. Limes 21 to 21.25. Pina apples 22.50 to 23.50. Bananas, stralghta, per bunch 21.50 2L75. Culls, per bunch 21 to 2L25. Grape fruit 21 to 27 per box. Rltewbenlee. Georgia stock, 24-quart crates. 21.50 to 22; Tennessee 21 to 2L60 per erate. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCB.- Lire bene 36c to 27t£c each; live ducks, Peek u, 20c to 26c; lire ducka, Puddle. 2T to 27Hc; frle. 25 to 10c; broilers 15 to 25c. Dressed bens, per lb., J2e to 12c; dmoed turkeys, per lb., tie to 14c; very dull. Eggs, per doxen, 15015c. BSUtr. table, pw 16., 20c to 22Ke; cook Inr, per lb.. Ittyc to 15c. „Houey-New JoiOc lb.; In 1-lb; racks 19 lab j No. b.. dei crates, per crate 22.S to l'c'aa, per dram. 76e to 11; very flow sale. Tomatoes, per crate, 53 to 22.50. Beene, green, per crate, 75c to 11. market over.locked; wax 60 to 75c. 8att*xb, yellow, 21 to 11.26; white Tfc Sweet potatoes, .per bathe!, |L25 to 21.50. Spinach 11 per bushel. Asparagus fc# to lifcc bunch. . Peaches, per crate, 22 to |2.50. Cherries, 24-quart crate, 12.60 to 21 » antaloupea, per crate. 22 to 2150. Blackberries ]0 to 12Hc quart. Dewehrrles 10 to 12Hc quart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. CORN.—Choice red cob-75c; Bo. 2 white 73e; No. 3 yellow 73c; mixed 72c. Oxte-Whlte clipped 49c; No. 9 whlto 48c No. 2 mixed 47c; golden 47c. MEAL.—Plain water froun Tic: bolted 140-lb Jutea, per I HAY.--Tlmothy. choice tarn bale*, *1.10: *&?!*! {“A 1 * J**!". » «i do., No. 1 third bales, 11.06; do. Ne. 2 95c; do. No. 1 clover mixed 96c; do., No. 3 closed mlxt CT.OVBR-Cholce 90e. FEED STUFF.—Cble •c; aborts, white, 91.40; short., 1 ■ ut'7, ,1.-;. short., brown, 2L30; bran, pure wheat' 100 pounds, 21.30; bran, mixed, 70 nounde, 2L30; Purina feed tut; eelt. 100-lfi. eacka, 49; salt, Rock, .per cwt., 21; C. S. meal, pel ' >n. 228: hulls, square eaekt, per ton, 29.26. The above price, an I. o. h. Atlanta, and tohlect tn Immediate acceptance. qtoVISIONS—Supreme hems 14c, Callfor- hame 10c. pry salt extra riba 9.76, liel- I 20-25 Iba. 10.50, fat backs 150, plates 8.60. Supreme lard, Inals 10c; Snow Drift coup pound ni; I’uriljf^v - — SUGAR.—Standard granulated IK; New York Refinmt 4_to. 4Hc; planutloue 1% to _ Arbuckle’s 215.60: bulk. In Inge or barrels, 1244c; green 10 to 12c. Market week. . Rli'K.—Carolina 4H fl) 744c, according to grade. Market rery strong. CHEESE.—Fancy full cream, fiats 14c; twins 1244c; bricks <40. Market steady. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. u-g.fsraaa, urn, llivnivill liaeilKV 4911 laiRt' cur* ner lot; 6280 caah, balance eaay monthly payment*. EDWARD n. WALKER, THE COLLEGE PARK REAL ES TATE DEALER. RENT $58 PER MONTH PRICE $5,0000. THIS 18 HIGH CLASS NEGRO PROP- erty. located clone lu on the aotlth aide. If you are liNtklnc for mut-paylna property me about thla, aa It la worth Invest!- CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 13 AUBURN AVENUE. Bell Phone 45*'. Member Atlanta Real Eatate Exchange GLORE & JUSTIN, 315 PETERS BLDG. 10*R. H.. 23 ALEXANDER ST. .. ....136.00 ML 11. 190 MKI.DKUU ST ....616.00 6-R. H . 161 8UNHKT AYE. ... .112.50 4-R. 11.. 361 W. FOURTH 8T. ... .... 87.09 S R. II., 6 MELDRUM HT. ...... .... yaoo I K. II . 120 1.INHBY HT .... 66.00 J-R. H.e IS I.IN8EY HT. .... 95.00 S-R. H.. 36 MAGNOLIA BT. .... ISM ML II.. (17 W. NORTH AYE. ... .... 16.00 A GENUINE BARGAIN IN A CHOICE SUB URBAN HOME. on lot 100x909 on the northeaat corner < acI,endon atre**t and Cllftou avenue, rl*L. at t’llfton Mtktton on the Inman Park ami Cllftou ear line in Kdffewood. You will have to nee this to appreciate It. The houae la nicely finished and roomy. The lot contains every Improvement—wood, chicken and servant's houses, atataes, nice gordeu; pretty *rove and lawn In front. Thla place baa been turned over to me for exclusive aale at a sacrifice price. Yon will have to aee me at once, aa It will not be on the market Ion*. J. H. LATHAM, 238 EQUITABLE BLBG. Bell Phoae 3143; Atlaata Phone 3148. W. E. SAUNDERS & CO., REAL ESTATE. 67 Inman Bide. Bell 'Phone 1436. WE ARE HAVING CALLS EVERY DAY from parttr. who want to rent kimw. both oa tho north and south aide. If you have anything yon want rented or sold come to sec us. 1 SKATING RINK, MARYS ST. ....4W.09 208 RICHARDSON STREET—THIS StX- room cottage, on lot 27x100, which Ilex level, le on the north aide of Illcuardeoiil et„ hetwron Central are. and I’ulllnm at.; has gaa, hot nnd cold water, bath, rloaet. May Rent, Including ’city "wa'terj 223.10 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE THE RENTING AGENT. 13 Auburn Are. Both Phoneg 618 C. H. WELLS & CO. 1104 Fourth Nat. Bk. Bldg. NORTH SIDE—WE HAVE A NUMBER OF elegant lumics on north elite ranging In price from 24.000 to 28.600 for ceih or ou terms tn ault. If you will come to see u> end tell na whet yon want we can salt you. WEST END—GOOD g-ROOM HOUSE. 44 block from Gordon. A Utile repairs will make a choice home out of tills We offer this at a bargain for cash, only 22.375. COLLEGE PARK-HERB WE OFFER AN- other iMrgnln for the rank. 9-room cottage, lot 71 by a». right In the center of town: will rent for 225 per monthfor only 22,250; well worth 12,750 POXDER8 AVENUE—7-ROOM COTTAGE line. , EAST Pots’ near ear J^N\y«2lT8W'“ASSk GRANT PARK-^'f* tY NEAR TH^PARK * room rottage. large lot. water, gas t!*AL*CE£ r - I W’rk from ear line. 22.500, 2300 caah and 13 per month. to Ware & Leland. le I.—Inter-Ocean; “Sea- ■s have been caught short oading the first half 0 f Their buying here the last two rival- Win Chicago, Ji board export of'corn for Jun •lays has been for shipment within five to seven days, which ehowa that they have walled for the May to get out ot tho way in expectation of a decline in prices, but the buying has all come at once, and with light atocka prices havn advanced both for cash and futures. Low grades sold up even with July anl were picked up readily at l-40l-4c ad vance In the sample market. There »US • ' I'leni •' ill me el..sc . ninnd having been -iitlsfM, aa eleva- t.' r 11. i!j s »■- w in, h: i v, ■ I... i, aellera of cash corn the paat two day* were In the pit selling against their surplus holdings. Men- York - exporters also reported the demand satisfied, and one message laid, 'Cancellations made here on the basis of dead freight.' “Oats were bought at the close on a report that Statistician Snow had made a condition of 70 for the crop In Ilii- nols, Indiana and Missouri. No offi cial report hae been Issued. The condl. tlon of the crop In these sections Is low, white In Iowa, a good part of Ne braska and In the Northwest It Is about perfect, but the gains In the Northwest are not believed to be sufficient to off set loeae* In the central Weat. The condition for the country last year was 93.9 and at harvest 90.2. The low est June condition In 14 years was 84.3 tn 1895. "Secretary Smiley, of the Kansaa State Grain Dealers' Association, la out with n crop report making the condi tion pf wheat In the southern part of Kansas aa good as last year. The northwestern part, embracing thirty, one counties, cannot raise to exceed one-third of an average crop. He esti mates the crop of the state at 55,ono,- 000 buxhels, and attributed the deterio ration to lack of moisture. ‘The Kansas state report Is said to make the prospects for the state 70 ir cent of last year's, or about 64,000,- 0 bushels. Private Wire to Glbert ft Clay. Chicago, June 2.—The directors of the Board of Trade have refused to change current commlsalori. rules on the ground that they have not had a fair trial. This does not prevent the memberi from forcing a ballot vote on the proposition to go back to old rates. Cables from Argentine noted that very beneficial ralna have fallen and that the agricultural outlook was sat isfactory. The Iowa state crop report for June I la very optimistic, the beat at thle date since 1900. Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased 600,000 bushels for the week, and Du luth decreased 110,000 bushels. General rainfall through the sections of Missouri, Illinois and Ohio valley, that have heretofore complained of too much dry weather, made a bearish sentiment in oats. This was partly offset by the strength in corn. 8TOCKS AND BONDS. Bid. Asked. Georgia 444*. 1915 114 112 Georgia B. R. 8a, 1910 . . . Savannah 8a, 1909 Macon 8a. 1910 Atlanta 5a, 1911 Atlanta 444s. 1923 Atlanta 4s. 1924 . 10244 . 10544 10744 , 150 Al 1*411145 W. 1.M1 . ... a a Attant* and W#*t Point . Atlanta and Went Point Deoi*. i<w C. R. of (itorjrta first Income w do. 2d Incom# 68 90 do. 3d income S3 Georgia 261 267 August* and 8av*nn*6 • • • . 117 ... Southwestern . . . Ill 11946 Georgia Pacific l*ta 12) 1H C* & and A. 1st 112 ... THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. By Private Leased Wire. Chicago. Jun# 2.—Hog*—Receipt* today _ .000. Market 6 to 10c lower; quality fair: left over 2.800: hulk 68-4008.45; entlmiitM for Monday 44.000; llghthoge 24.aieo.4S: M-tt: good to choice he*ry 38.IW.47Vfc. Cattle—Estimated receipts 600. Market good to prime *t##rs 8&20fe<: poor to good 64.10Ci6.li; atockers and year!- Mhee|>—E*»iinnted receipt* 1,000. 3 steady: quality fair; native $9.404M.10; ng* 3ft.i0fcfi.80; taiul.a 65.26fc6.T0; w 65.25«6.70. wcatera RAILROAD. SCHEDULES fibowing the Arrival end Departure of Fee w75FERN r *A n ND* , ATLANT!c W RllI.ROAb. No. Arrive From— Na Depart To— - ‘ Nash villa 7:10 am » 2 NaaSvIlle . 1:25 am Marietta . 2:3 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm •S3 Nashville 11:45 am *92 Nashville . 4:Mpm 75 Marietta . 2:10 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:30 pm 1 Nashville TJ6pm> 4 Nashville ■ 230 pm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To- Revenneh ... 7:20am Macon 1240am Jackaonvllle , Tgoamfiavanaab ...2:00am llacoa 11:40am Macon 4:0_)pm avauna' Macon 1:4) am Macon , ,:fS pm Ravann* . Tfi5 pm lackaopv ATLANTA AND WEST I’OINT BAIL- » ROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— •Selma 11:40am •Montgomery 6:20em k ontgom'y . 7:45 pm •Montgomery 12:46 pm •Selma 11:35 pm •Selina 4:20 pm LaOrange ... 5:20 am ImOranfe .... 6:J0pm “sar'iii d */ll trains of Atlanta and West Petal t.llroad Comtmny_arrive jat^and d»ro't GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From- Depart To- ... 6:00 pm •Angoatt .2:45 am .jnyera 5:45 am Ulhonta M:®*a Covington /.. 7:45am ’Augusta f-*P“ ayi ariJrts? to3 Wb6Aftb Arrive From— ngton . 6 JO am Rli 111# ... 1:00am Mi nnhla. . .11:46 am Ne r York Ailt tlxE hAii.wTv. Depart To- 0 am Birmingham . . 73Wn Jew’York . .12:»> '» immmm IJOpm Abbeville . . 4^0 pn Monroe. . . . 7:40 pm Memphis . • • Blrnilnxb'm . 9:3 pm Washington . 9:25 pui Shown In Central time. STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting 51S. Forsyth Street. p . nM1 Bell 2827 Main. Phones: AtIanta 37. ?«" 1™“ Gordon »t.. West End. new cottage; 6 beautiful room-. reception, heIL parlor, bedroom, dlulng room, kitchen, hath tfim, porceUlo «M water. rK * * noo «l> for another cottage); a very neat home. Owner nce.a ji.™, imianro term*. 22.200—4)VERlAloKlNG GRANT’ I-ARkT S%efv*ee are., ekm. to Georgia eve: • « _™o , “ ga*. fruit trees, the beet place We know of Mr yonr rhlMv .. easy. Have had an offer of «2A09; amall cask pajoj-n 22.tfio-GUANT. oear Georgia are ■ groom, almost new rottage home. Owner, h." g"™ terma°toVtahtjmrty S *“ Ub “' ^ ot a “ 0, • ffaKrablo location on Grant at. WvoraMe L ^loL; SOMB*o!2i5sY 9 TERM 0 K“ U8T ’ P “ ETTr PLACE8 ,K ° T,,K “ STEVENSON BROTHERS & COMPANY, 5 E ^ L J STATE ' - 1513 CANDLER BUILDING Bell 10SL Atlanta 305.