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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Lcaa Than 25 Cent*. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom- r«ny out-of-town ordera. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. liiruKsiiuti: hogs, hm/i moim: sthai> 1‘lgeoD*. Box 10, Crawfonivlllc, Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. It you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. iiavB - vdi; anything to ABLM it* ■you hare, send It to the Southern Auction -J..I S • -• - 'Belli ATLAS LNGINF ATlJAH'lloTLiniH All styles and sixes. — Atlaa Hngtn* Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta FOH ' HAt^”TWA"K. mitAiNV.ii T liloodhound. 1.1 Rhode* at. V. ('. Fowler. UcTiWiilW goo!* (^SliiTITW for $125; coat 8800. I Jump aeat trar — ■' i horaa fi— “ Ms i jf$ Kpence. 432-34-31 Marietta afreet. rwfhwttr-mucR jwtivm - pv.u DAVID W. YARBROUGH, MA8TEU I'LUMBER, Phones 1288. 89 B. Hunter Bt. STOP apologizing for the mistakes of clerks; advertise for the right kind ------ A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only one cent a word. THE WEATHER. — ■ ■- WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE ^ AtUOt * r ™" ** Mm* Pine nppl Hlrinlnghnni—Clenr nnd hot. Mobile—<’|onr and warm. Dallas—Clear find hot. • nr and hot. loudy nud plcn*nnt. .-'an Ainonio—Partly cloudy nml warm. Hflf!le»)iunr, Mina.—Cloudy and hot. Tyler. Texas-Cloudy and pleasant. New Orleans—Clear and hot. Ynxoo City—Clear and fine. .Bn kion. Mlnu - rjoudr m.d w -<nn. Greenwood. MI***.—Partly clondy at plea wint. Natchez. plinvin*. Miss.—Partly cloudy nnd BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. UO HBE HOUTflBRN AUTO AND BQUIf meat Co. We repair, reconatruct. es rbange. buy and toll automobiles. Qtrar* 10-12 Mitchell afreet, Atlanta, Ua. Bel Dbnne 4894-L Mala. 8HOE REPAIRING. . LAZARUS, Iioot and shoe P airing. 1 mean uperfor material 8. PRYOR 8T. I DO repairing. When I aty re- i the beat repairing only. *1 nnd oak leather, with the lieat workmanship. - I know how to . . * now a akoe. I am a can make comfortable and serviceable ahoe broke down ami worn out onto. Don't forget the No., 21 8. Pryor •treet. BRAMBACII PIANO*., RECIIT ffj^to’cO.^aW.^OBBVTW WANTED HELP—MALE. MEN AND BOYS WAKTBD—LBARN Plumbing, i*!T«?.Tln2-. bricklaying. Mpeclal offer, life ecbolarahlp 810; easy payments; position and union card guaranteed- free rntalogu*. Coyne Broe*. Trade Schools, New York, Chicago. Ht. Louis. IVATrrKb-aftbh tiTtti)WwitTTr~MR?? aa helpera In the foundry to learn mold- en« trade. Good pay to start with and better pay In two or three months. Only t hose with rood references need apply, 1 lelxtarh Mllf Mfg. Co. K l GNOdKAPHKU WkTararoMWR W stenographer for manufacturing concern $>»: stenographer 840; draughtsman fUO. Bellamy Business Agency, 1829 Candler KAN'fKi.-HiiBTCl.AiMi HTAfifWAIkY rnxtnccr In net »• chief engineer In Inrge nininifnrturln, i-.tiih1l.tain.lit. Mu.t lie ttanr En.t Atlanta. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WII.I, GIVE ICKOUI.AR EMPLOYMENT In ottr Sewing mom to trlrli ami wom.il on cy work, abort hour. and gowt nay. experienced operator. make from 21.00 to lU’.CO par week, and w« will gif. rood liny w.ee. to ttaoa. without axiMri.no. until they learn. If yon lire out of At lanta. writ, ua and w, will «hr, you In- formation about Iwordlng placet. Nnnnally I Alabama atreet. -706-TJ:irpO: on nlmut 1 Bros. A McCrea. fiTwTM OIT1CE IIIUI. WANTED. building. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OK BX- lH>rlenee and ability a position ns stenographer and bookkeeper. No. 1 refer- —— Atlanta business w " O. Box, Atlanta, WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING 1IIQ AND QUICK money send for our free circulars. Gen* ersl Sales and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. iiBKDinocni new ms|»*; new iraium easy sellers; exetoalve territory and liberal pro|>osltlon; extraordinary chance for work ers State If yon hare had experience. MISCELLANEOUS. AULT I>OOR8, 8APE8, e proof safe#, deposit boxes. George B. «. SI R. Broad Bt”. Atlanta. mnx I.i SfliZE-wE tfAVE '-flT cutting aoutta Gtninla pin. fn.nut. ' M^amk lath, llau (la. nufartura doorini. celling, .Idlng and ta. Writ, oa for dallrmd PriCM. Kll- a Lumbar Company, Box DR, Cordelr, ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE ASP IRON ITfauraa arid and- erected. Freeing for farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exciiiaiee agenta f..r 'Tax* Fence." Tlllry • o.. M S. Forayth Rt. Main MM. Fane. AI1RIVF.II FROM I 1 A I.M IN r, i AND 8KER. Under the directorate of the Boston Fay- g , 5.0IV-J5.C UEADINGH FOR Sf.OO-$Utt-*l.n<Ml.OO. NO MORE-NO LE88I He fella every bone, fear and ambition of your life, glvra full names, date of mar riage, rnpanllltlea. fortunate and unfortn nate perlmla of life. How to win the one you love. In a word, tells everything. If you Intend buying or selling property, or. In fact, make any Important step, don't fall to consult him. Ills advice will be the means of saving you aerloua mistakes. Advice and fees for reading reduced for seven days only. Located In my < ~ vale home. 211 Ivy atreet, corner ..... one block cast of Peachtree. No algna. Look for nunilier. N. B.—No colored people received. WALL PAPER. mouldings, pictures, picture frames, etc. Bell pbonu 729, Standard 70i 27 E. llunter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ni.ninn aim. Wbolnal. and tor Tnlklnf Uarbluea and Rttotdn. _ . racolrad larca conal,um.nt of machln.a and orar 10.000 rororda. Imnirdlif. att.ntlon rlvrn mall ordiFa. Wo want tb, nnmta of all talkln, marhlna doal.ra In I Writ, for ratalo,uo. Alcxandur l nta. S|CTCU» ASH 8UNIIRIRR-I.ARGKRT Inyrlo nnd sundry distributors In tha tb. Soutbrrn a fonts for I'lrrco. Yalo, Rn.ll and Hudson blryoloa. Writs for oor 1000 rata tofu, and pries list Alexander. Klyra Co. YOUR TEETH phoue aow, orrr Kmmoua' clothing (tore. ovp, aTtmr.. tack ami null' hold goods; tnauranco rat. on. p«r OITIro and warehouse ItMi Walton Both -phonro. Cntbcart'a Trans- RKYKOLIIR. THE SKIN FAINTER. Hlgna, banners, dags and dag dacoratlona for apodal occaatoaa. Wtt E. Alabama Ht. KTtTtawxnrrf-: iti:UF.hiek ^ uintB acaln diseases and make hair grow. ( row’s Medicated Soap makes you hy- enleally clean. (80 years success.! J. J. rom, specialist, 018 "The Grand," At lanta, Ga. TEETH Ml.. All work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier lien- hill WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. at hern Auction and Salvage .. at 8 8. Fryer, can dispose of your OMbotd goods, office fixture*, safes, car- rags, piano*, etc., to advantage. WANTED-REYNOLD8 TOBACCO TAGS. L Address Crulrksbank Cigar Co., 28H Ms- FOR RENT. nonth: modem. On East Inns street, (Ms. seer until Heptember 1. R £«£5ttH6 FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. i ill.. 1-I.KAHANT ROOMS 11 TO H A x-±. ROOMS WANTED. tro'i BigBr.igminiXK AVtrwi ruaaua for light hooKkwpInf; plmMnt lueattun; nwnrr prrfrrml. Addrrw full LOST. I/iST-POCKKT BOOK IN ORANf PARK ' • Mnudaraftwnnon. Itrtnrn to t’olr llook « Whitman atrrrt. nnd «et reward. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. IF YOU WANT TO KITIIKK BUY OR , aeli rtty or auberhun property, are — tkMw. i. II. Latham, VA K Mato UO, Atlanta am. Kqultabl. a am. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. jriaa an borne, aelgbhor. C. K. N«rtll, Bos I CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONAI.H. IIAI.LWOOPR. IDE At A and all other makes at Itargaln prices. We can aell you a register, suitable for any business, at a price that cauuot help but pleaae you. Cash or monthly payments. Every register guanwitecd for two years. Southern Cash lleglNter ,Co„ Brsnch of American Hecond- Hand Cash Register Co., 24 8. Broad atreet, Atlanta, Ga. RENT $58 PER MONTH PRICE $5,0000. .. on the south side. « m« - aliout'tbla, a, »»» ytlng. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVENUE. Bell Phone <591-. . Member Atlanta Heal Edtate Exchange J. H. GARNER & CO. REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS 305 and 3<M Century Bldg. BOTH PHONES 4499.’ WlllTF.IIAl.L-NEAR GARNETT. LOT 51 by I#I to alley. Owner arranging to Irare rlty authorises ua to aell at • very low ngure for quick sale. Call and get harj ‘“ ■ STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Main. Atlanta 37. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. atFaNYa AVK.—ci/>rt(5 IW.jWd nbW cottages reutlng for >36, for 83.5«». JAc'KHoN ST.-NEW 2-8tuitY. f-ROO.il isc, excel!# r, excellent nelghliorhoml, 84.000. Only ctsh required to control this. IL.W-U nr *||WI Ignu in, FKAcilfltKFAM.VK HdMK ”0S r i/if capable of ■ NO Util HIDE IlOilE ON A dllOlCE atreet for 14.100. Easy terms. Owner will only aell to nce<*ptable nelghlmr who pro- I macs tn make It hit home. Call and let ua show It. Wtt8f" llAklUH—ONE “o^THE-HkliAI'. eat bargnlna to be bid on close In real- woe nroperty that will aoon lie In Ue- isnd f<»r business. Only 83.60a AMIdKV faIik-Hionting PiWEbN'n! atreet, large lieautlfnl lot, 88.600. Easy terms. ndR^Air m^TAcnrHiniffAitT w ty. 80,000 aquare feet; two street fronts; fine manufseturlng sits. 816,000. fine manufacturing slta. lUMno. (MtMt'AM ftf.. N 4 SA7i TiA7ilkf¥I tlf.. THREE MONTHS RENT - FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homee. The flret month will be given FREE and If occupied one year, two more monthe will be given FREE at tha and of tha year, matting only nine monthe you will have to pay for. None but good families will ba allowed In theee houses. These are located on the Rtver electrto car line only twenty mlnutee ride from tbe center of the city; contain 7 and I rooma; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a Bfty-foot Park, which la aat In trtea. evergreens and (lowers. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Idaal spot for children. It to cheaper than living In tha city and the surroundings are more whole some. In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which will cure any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of bow tong stand ing. It now baa a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a achool-houae coat. Ing 21,100.00 will aoon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the grounds, will show you through tba houses. Rent $20.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. It Auburn Avenue. GLORE & JUSTIN, 115 PETERS BLDG. NICK NORTH RIDE I-ROFKIITY: Vi- ter, gas and sen era; close In; rents C*»r month. Only 83,000. If you are oklng for TOoiltT MONEY TO LOAN. SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS TO RKSPONSIBLK SALARIED PEO PLE. 117ft WHITEHALL STREET. OLD HATS MADE NEW. FANAMA AND MILAN STRAW IIAT8 rloaned and reshaped, 60c. Soft and stiff felt bats doaoed and re shaped. 26c. Bands mr sweats. 2Sc each extra. ACMB HATTERS. «H Whitehall 8L TEETH BERT RET OF TEETH ».on. tent to dt. All Lanier Dental r over Em moo.' clothing i R.r.1 it ill work guaranteed 16 rearm, arlors. Whitehall 8L. lothlog store. Bell pbooe YOUR TEETH FILLED WIThOlT FAIN BY AN IM- proved raribo.. All work gmmnteod It nere. RMeonnblo prices. Lacier Dental rarbera, eu. ivku^k.ii .... aS‘I» lUI.L'RUX'htVTV"aV!4.; large lot. 8200 eaab. 81180 per month. fTtl^oTl HoFtlR. Nti ^HtrAr>TT,V5Y. I6x 200 to another atreet: ea«t front, r 8800; 8100 rash. 110 per month. RXtIiX MIt'K IaS’i'. ' tiNiiLtAII ate. Only W.OOOl Vit'K Lot, eaht front. Nt'utfii bide. between Eighth Slid Tenth ate. Only 0 BALTIMORE PLACE—Til IR EIGHT- room, twieetory frame, doable boaae, la u tbe aonth aide of Raltlmore Place. Iiet. W. Peachtree and Hprlng ata: la tboroiucb- ly modern house; baa gaa. hot and Cold water, atatlonaty waahatnnd. porcelain JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTLNG AGENT. 12 Auburn Are. Both Phones 618 8 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE nOME8 FOR male on eaay monthly payments. They are brand n«w and lovely. On large, line S t*. Right oq car line and In the city. minutes from center of city. Bath and toilet, holy and cold water; 6 rooma; pay ments only 820 per month; 8 rooms, pay. manta only $26 per month; fi rooma. extra finish. 8» per iponth. For full details see COPENHILL LAND CO. 15 EDGEWOOD AVENUE. Bell Phone 605; Atlanta Phone 345. McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 514 Empire Building. Phone SS7. WANTED AT ONCE. FOR CASH (TKTOMKR 9100.000 WORTH of railroad frontage tlmt has not doubled In value within the last two years. FOR 8ALE. BRICKYARD AND MANUFACTURING site on railroad, containing 89 acre* with creek sod rock, within 2 miles of Piedmont Park. Will sell any part. \ c'iaOfeU IN laOt, 30o F«fcrr on* coltNfcii: flue, location for 16-flat building that will always be rented. A Isirgsls. fifty fTTiff oiToatTK teiimi.naL Station st a bargain. Laht Fine atuket-m-IiooSI HoiiL, large lot, $4,700. - PEACHTREE—A hKAUTlFUl, lloSlE. turn INMAN l-AIIK. NtlAlt DRUID OlttOl.U and Dixie avenue, 9-room house, large lot; beautiful home; bargain. 17.500. WAHIIINGTON 8TREKT—O-liOOlf llRAI'- tirnl ham. with two Chiu clow-to, (old- to( doora, (In. ni tlxtnrro. modern con- vmlenco, ,tc.: atobl., lar*. lot lo all*/. Term, at >4.764. fllllEE NfiW 9HOOM HOMER ON A Usatlful corner, West End, $4,269 to 84,500. btldbivuoi), GA.. O-ROOM CfiTtAftF!,' (wo ttrrct cor lloeo, >l.»0J. Term a Ilka najlna tent. IhooM. 2-8TORY NBW Hoi‘kl5; ^lS v T- ed walls, cabinet mantels, Meldrim street, only 81.700. Terms. PRETTY NEW COTtAgH NEAR I.aRR- wood Heights; lot 100 feet front with pretty shade. Take this st 81.760; terms, 1260 cash. This Is s good Investment as the house Is rented st $15 per mouth. (Tiftu 1,046 fBET - railroad ftu6Nt- ani out of amt within city Umllo. PtIcm. IM) to per lot at l-arxaln coant.f ptlcca. lliij now nnd doohla your moony within a year. IF YOC WANT A Dl'fllNKHH ^llTft WU have clients who will buy sud Improve for you. Cull and see us. 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, be 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 all members to the Ex change. Exchange is located in room No. 210 Gould Build ing, Decatur street, where bulletins arc kept, showing special bargains offered and open for public inspection from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Adair, Forrest k George, 908 Century Bldg. Aasley Bros., 4 to 10 East Alatiama 8treat. Anslev k Ferrli, 4 to 10 K. Alabama 8treet. " *dwln. J. C.k Co., 601 Peters Bldg, idurant, J. A. k Co., 708 Fourth Na tional Bank Bldg. CamplHdl k Wilson, 1206 Fourth National Bank Bldg. 1 PftlUl. ■ — —* “ * Bldi ant; min , 1111111 KVll! hnrd rain yp»ti»rdny afternoon and night. Ie. Alo.—Clear nnd pleasant; i yesterday afternoon nnd last night. Home—Clear and warm; light shower yea- WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Generally clear; 14 tt 84 above; local showers. • Northwest—Generally cloudy; CO to K above; general rains Minnesota; local Da kotaa. West and Southwest—Partly cloudy 68 to 72 Above; general ralna Illinois, local, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas. Ohio Valley—Partly cloudy; 88 to 74 above; general ralna.' WEATHER FORECAST. Tuesday and Wednesday; fresh soutl winds. « a—Loral showers Tuesday; Wednes- ■ In west; showers in east portion light to fresh southeast wlnr*- ... . — ** bams a iday a . lewlfi. West Texas—Fair Tuesday and Wednes- ^ „ lsslppl-* Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday; " *it to Jreah south Tennesaee and Kentucky- day: Wedae«lay fair and Arknnaaa-Falr and wa —Showers Toes- warmer. warmer Tuesday; WEATHER CONDITIONS. The center of highest pressure has moved •outh along the Atlantic ennat and Is now near Norfolk. There baa been a decided decrease In pressure over tbe northeast and westward to the Dakotas. The press- ire la generally low west of the Mississippi. The temperature has changed very little except at a few Isolated stations. Cloudiness covers most of the country nnd showers have occurred In the Mississippi. Missouri nnd lower Ohio valleys, at a num- j •* tfc v- v« if final Rank ** r ot P°IntB In the eastern half of the J., 816 Fourth National Bank co tton belt and on the Pacific coast. 1 Bant Davis, ^rank C. 4e Co., 406 and 408 Qould Bldg. iKixler k Reams, 806 Tetera Bldg. Duncan. L. McK., 719 Fourth Notional Bldg. Dunoon, Walker. 408 Equitable Bldg. Foster, W. A., 26 Inmsu Bldg. Grant k Petty. 82 East Alabama fttreet. Gifford. J. A. * Co., 502 Peters Bldg, “nox, Fltshugb. 508 Peters Bldg. a, f. II., 288 Equitable Bldg. .ntham. er, — ... raeut Co.. 208 Candler Bldg. McKinnon, G. M., 620 Peters Bldg. Moss Sc Krouse, 601 Fourth National Bank Bldg. Roberts, C. M., -12 Auburn Avenue. Itobaon k Rivers, 8 West Alabama Street. Sauudcrs k Morris. 6 South Broad Street. Treadwell, W. E. k Co,. 24 H. Broad 8t. Thrower, M. L., corner Forsyth and Wal ton Streets. Turman, R. B. k Co., corner Broad and Alabama Streets. Ware k linrner. 726 Century Bide. Wilson, II. L., 615 Prudential Ulug. ONLY $3,800. FOR A CHOICE SUBUR BAN HOME. Mc?,endon atreet nnd Clifton avenue, right at Clifton Station on tbe Inman Park and iCUfton car line In Edgewood “ u will bare to see thla to appreciate Wrhc house Is nicely finished and roomy, i The lot contains ©very Improvement—wood J chicken and serrnnts houses, stables, nice ^gswn In front, i l over to mo for J. H. LATHAM, , 338 EQUITABLE BLDO. Bell Phone 3143; Atlanta Phone 3149. occasional thundershowers. J. II. 5IARBURY, * . Local Forecaster. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m., 75th meridian time, June 6. 1906. STATIONS OF ^Atlanta, clear •Clmttnnoogn . GreenHHe, clear Griffin, clondy •Macon, p. cloudy Montlcello. cloudy Ncwnan, clear Rome. dear... Spartanburg, cloudy TalIn|>oo*a. n. clouay...... Toccoa. cloudy West Point, clear •Minimum temper period ending at 8 Hoary Rainfalls Paris, Texas, 1.70. .t ill PI •a J2.50 to 83.53. imnaims Htraljfhts. ,tp r bunch 8150 ta II.to. Cull*, per bunch 81 to 81.25. •Strawberries, GeorKla stock * p™’|V :>J '° <1 tO^tl'S to 374c each* Hra V ,:' 1 ' rr.,-: Drcssetl bens, per lb.. 12e to i^T. torki-yx, per lb.. 1 :!:',i Ito;' f.V* Km. per Ilozen, 15815c. ' U0 - llutter. table, per lb., Xc to Bu.. Inc, per lb., Uitc to 15c. “ co< *- c {Yonej-.Ncw tfUo lb.; |„ Mb. rack. W VEGETABLES.—Irish Dot.tr>.. v. . Mock R50 barrel; Uablxc. K4 to *c lb., deman,| M.6T *• “ ** cr * te *- P* r «tot# us „ Pens, per drum. 76c to 81; very sln« ..t. romatoes, i»cr crate, 83 to 8150 W M e * Beans, green, |>cr crate. 75c to it ntart.* overstocked; wax 60 to 75c. n,,irk ri t( 8qua.b, yellow. It to «.B; whit. T5e Corn, new. Me to Xc per doxen Okra, per crate, S2.50 to |i Cucumlrerj, per crate, « to XL3. head, per arum >1.25 l0 - | l5 , Wrl Iriab potatoes per bnahel, uj „ gweet polatoea, per bn.bel, >l.a l0 l> Hplnarh n tier liu.bel. A .para an. to liHc bunch. I'eaChe., per crate, ts to 12.50. h Cberriea, rtqaart crate, >2.60 to » 'Cantalonpee, per crate, 1: to >’ f-'i' CORN.—Choice red cob '5c: ho. 2 whit. Me; No. 2 yellow Me: mixed tic " W " _,Oato—Wnlte clipped 4Sc; No. 3 white Ur- No. 2 mixed 4ic; crrtilen (7c. ME Ala.—Plain water ground, per basket Me; i,,1,14*11. jutea per btuEri, w,“ 1 , «AY.—Timothy, ebrico larae Iwlee, >uo; do., choice small halea, 81.C6; do. si j third baleo. «L06; do. No. 2 46r; ,| 0 . No. } clover mixed 96c; do., No. 2 cloied mixed ~ OVER—Choice 90c. _ JMD STUFF.—Chicken feed, 50 Ih. nark* •0c; shorts, white, 8L40; aborts, fancy. 8i»- •horta. brown, 81.80; bran, pure wheat. 19) * pounds, 8L80; bran, mixed. $0 nounds, 81 »• Purina feed 81.35; salt, 100-liV mclis, o- ; f* 11 * .P*' cwt - 8 * nieal, per' I ton. |28: hulls, square sacks, per ton, 85^3. The above prices art f. o. b. Atlanta, and j subject to Immediate acceptance. I PROVISIONS—Supreme kams 144c. Call. S fornla barao lOHc. Dry salt extra rib* 9.S1. I tellies 29-25 lbs. 19.50, fat lucks 9. plate* s’ Supreme lard, basis 9.75; Snow Drift cutu- j pound 7fi. GROCERIES. ,6 SUGAR.—Standard granulated 6.85; New ^ York Refined 4 to 4%c; plantation* 4 to tv. **—*“* “‘“anger. .—Boasteil Arbuckle's 815.51; - — S . 8* or barrels, 12%c; green 10 to 12c. Market weak. RIC&—Carolina 4% to 74c, according to I ra«le. Market very strong. CHEESE.—Fancy full cream, fists 14 2 | twine 184c; bricks 4c. 31arket strong. I AlHI. ARKFQ, Georgia 44s. 1915 114 m Georgia R. It. 8s, 1910 105 104% Savannah 5s. 1908 1024 W3\ Macon 8a, 1910 108 Atlanta 6a, 19U 106 Atlanta 44«. 1922 109 110 Atlanta 4a, 1934 " Atlanta and West Point . . . Atla * ~ — • — • • ,U. do. 2d Income do. Sd Income ....... 89 Georgia 261 Augusta and Savannah . • . . 117 Southwestern «... 118 Georgia Pacific Ists . . ..... 129 C*t C* and A. 1st U2 rstures sre for 12-bour n. ni. this date. Eastman, Go., 8.82; CENTRAL STATION. PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO/S DAILY MARKET LETTER New York. June 6.—Cotton—Inherent weakness from Mverpoo! this morning, where small spot business was done and — “ * *itures. iat the « „ ng upon rnsh to tuarkst of the cotton which la i growing. The government estimate of acre age. and with favorable weather conditions from now on, which must be of the lieat, only Indicates a crop of ItftM.OOO Imlea, which, at the present rate of will not be eno “ The condition ol RAILROAD SCHEDULES Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pas senger Trains of the Following Roads: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— * 8 Nashville 7:10 am* 2 Nashville . 1:81 am 78 Marietta . S:35 am 74 Marietta .112:10 pm •93 Nashville 11:46 am *92 Naahrllle . 4:50 pm 76 Marietta . 2:60 pm 72 Marietta .. 8:10 pi 1 I NaArill* 7J8pm*4 Nashville . 8:60 pi CAMPBELL & WILSON, REAL ESTATE 1303 Fourth National Bank Bid*. BELL PHONE 1933. FRANK R. CAMPBELL. It. C. I.'ILSON. ttto BUYS FINE HOME; « ROOMS; ON IV.at Baker at.; clow In; larce lot; term. It.Wht vft a-liooM Horsts: 'HoBRUS; let MxIM. Terma to quit: Hlrtland ave. li ia W Yk t ltooM HitT3>K' ffltlll ball, cabinet uaat.la. »eo.l contlllloB; let toxIU. |2M raab and >10 lan.l nv. IUIIIUU, lilt nth; High bt'YH 8-AoOM t'oftA^I ON COK- ner lot. Mangnm at. |gg"»rw ffilKB f-WtottVlIolW Infmirth ward: new. W Bl'YA PlSflS l.o*l. kxSl; KAflY terms: on River ear line. lot; 10 rooma: on West IVaebtree; terms. sniAitkis. jnrrranr Managet, Hale, DcfartmenL CENTRAL OF OKOUG1A RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Savannah ... 7J9amAtacaa lldOam Jacksonville . (Man Savannah ... 1:00am Macon It :40 am Macon 4:00 nm Savannah ... 4:05 pm savannah ... *:13t>m Macon 7:36 pap lackaonvlllc ■ »:» pm BOAC ST I'OLNT KAIL- Arrive .—, •Selma 11:40 am -Mon(r»Mry l:Mam iflSKss;, jaxs-y-JSs •Dally. All other tralna dally except Una- % V!:"; Iroad Company at aad depart Atlanta Terminal ■ ration, cornet Ultchril atreet and Madlaon avenue. GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— •Angueta ... 5:00 pm •Anxuata 7:05 tm Concern 0:40 am Mtbonto 10:00 am Covlnctoa .. 7:40 am -Aucnata > JO pm •Anxuata ...12:*)pm (Aurora 0:00 pm -— — Covtor*— — Lltboala .... !:Spm Corinatoo ...0:10pm •Auanata .... 1:10 pm •Ausnete ....11:45 pm •Dally. All other trnlna dally except Snn- S*y. *KAbOAiU> AlirLiNKUATi^.Cv arrive l*rom— Depart To— Washington . 6:99am Blrmlnglmm . 6:49 am Abbeville ... 9:00am Monroe . . .7:29am Memphis. . .11:48 am New York . .12*0 m New York . . 8:90 pm Abbeville . . 4*9 pm Monroe. . . . 7:49 pm Memphis . . • 8*0 pm rralngh’m . 9:2$ pm Washington . 9:33 pm ~ — *- '* ratraI time. Shown In Centi Minino Stocks in Boston. By Private Leased Wire. Boston, June 8.—United Htates Rmeltlng 6>: Greene 26V Misssrhusetts Klertrie r>4; Copper Rauge 794; Ltali 68; Bingham 33V ■ s crop i*.ww,wu ini ips, present rate of consumption, nough for the world's need.s of the growing crop nn given jty me government, t()gether with the very favorable weather during the mat el gut days, baa caused tbe besrish feeling which now Is running, rampant. Weakness esa prevail*! pretty much during session. We think on weak spots . jjch now Is runntj nnd dullni the'noon i —.— r — Octolier sbonld be liought, but do uot ex pect much of an advance unless tbe weather conditions should change. Stocks— Fluctuations in the stock market .Jday were almost entire" profeaalonal trading elem< of commission house bu. Interest seems In evidence. of the mnrket at times, whenever favorable wiNither reports and reporta of the favor able crop conditions ore made lends stim ulus to the Granger shares. The continued prosperity In the industrial and manufac turing lines, combined with the enonuoua cotton, wheat and corn croiw, and no po litical or social disturbance liefore ua will help for the upward tendency of the mar ket. New specialties are tnken hold of every day and the broadening process will ('ontlnne. In ottr opinion, and ou set back* stocks should l*e bought. Atlanta Auguata ...... Charleston .... Galveston .... Little Rock ... Memphis Mobile ........ Montgomery .. New Orleans.. Oklahoma Savannah Vicksburg .... Wilmington ... Max. Min. «r ill ill ~73 .08 Remarks. Temperature changes the past 24 hours hare been alight. Moderate rainfalls were general over the entire tielt, with a few heavy falls In southern Georgia and north ern Texas. J. fl. MARRURY. Local Forecaster. COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. New York, June 6.—The market for cot ton aeed oil waa neglected, but prices were steady. There waa an absence of specnlatlre Interest In the market, and ow- ‘ng to tbe government cotton report com- A *L.. TSt 4“ i r r .jport prh*ea for summer months, but owing to the discount on the new crop deliveries, there waa little disposition to (my abend. Crude waa nominal. The market at the close was ateftdy, with prices unchanged, except ing June, which declined %c from the ojien- Ing. There waa no business reported.— Ware 4c Inland. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. Ily Private Leased Wire. Chicago. Jnne 8.—Hogs— Receipt* todsy, 12.000. Market strong; mostly 5r higher: qn*Uty fair; left over. 2.3*1. Bulk. J&3S0 8.424; estimated for tomorrow. 33.000: light \ 88.26^8.46: mixed. $8.26«8.45; Uesvy. quality fit.HO: heifers. 82.5668.90; ealvei good prime steers, 85.26fI6.19; jHNtr to me- dlnm. 84.10Q6.20; atockers nud feeders. 82.75 04.75. Kheep— Rstlmated receipts. 12,000; mnrket steady; quality fair. Native, 83.25to6.no; western. 33.2506.OQ: yearling*. 8o.65fl4.:''; lambs, 85.0606.60; western, 16.2604.60. mnrket steady; THE DRY GOODS MARKET. By Private Leased Wire New York, Juno 8.—Tbe dry goods market waa quiet and steady. The government cotton report steadied prices nud gave ni«r# stability to the trade In cotton goods. Jnl»- liera did a fair business on prifits, wn»h goo(ls nud sheet white fabrics. There la * strong spot demand for plaids, check*, etr., In dress goods. Raw silk wa* henry. Hosiery lines are to be opened today tor 1867. Heavy Safes of Stocks In 8t. Lou»a By Private Leaaetf Wire. Ht. Louis, Jnne 8.—When Imslnc** opened today It was announced that a sale <>f 70 >| shares of 5Ilsslsslppl Valley Trust Company stock aud 800 shares of the National Hank of Commerce stock, wfctch wore pl<w*d nmu «» iif the Tennessee Central railroad had lieeii made. The amount real ised was <606,000. Whistling for half an hour after meals." aaya a well-known woman whistler, "la the best possible aid to digestion." . lot (large enough for soother cottage); s very neat home, balance terms. beautiful rooma; In tub) water. Owner need# JVKRLOGKINO grant’PARK, ou Cherokee sve., close to Georgia are.: rooms sod bath: water, gas, fruit trees, the best place we know of for your children. Owner needs 81,800; balance easy. Have bail an offer of $8,600; small cash payment. , 83,169—GRANT, near Georgia sve.: 8-room, almost new cottage home. Owner baa j ^ reason^ for aelllng. 2 car lines. Not a more desirable location on Grant st. Isvoram* '“SS-ffiZvii' 11 l,st - ,,rettv rt - ACEs ,s otuek 8t:c STEVENSON BROTHERS & COMPANY, 1529 CANDLER BUILDING- Atlanta 304- REAL ESTATE. Bell 1051. AUCTION SALE JUNE 16. E. G. Black and W. H. Allen have purchased the old sum-1 mer home of J. L. Winter, between Atlanta and Decatur, whichl is now being subdivided and streets graded. This property con-1 tains eighteen acres, and there is no lot in the entire tract that! isn’t shaded with beautiful oaks, aad having street-car frontage! of nearly 600 feet. To reach this property take the Decatur car at the corner of Edgewood Avenue and Peachtree Street and get oft at Winter s Station. For plats and information apply to FAVER & BLACK, 3O8-3I5-316 Petertt Buildlne. Both Phones ■