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THE ATLANTA
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KETS
COTTON OPENED
BUSINESS was reported
fairly active.
South Sent in Fair Amount of
Buying Orders on Early
News.
i pcnlnc WI« better than due
f.rehMW, morafifc l-ring 1 l'rint up on
■ li near month, und 2 up on tie l«to port
Bg*. marked up « points. maklnB
mid. Hnlr* ••,000 i_»nlc«.
adi!o|
"f-ik rsspoodrd to tho ndronro in
♦Mp FnKlIfb market. though the rit nation
{J the July option was considered the main
“art *' in the morning waa the
/ Amelia j
foregoing' mran*. It It SIMM any
tbrittim dUpneltlon to oxArrrnU
irererJafi* planted title year la a* markrt
!. ... the disportUm to undereitlmete It
i..t J«r end the tendency toward can*.
S£,tK! with n view of corrrctlnc laat
ETr'l errors has barn frit or on In the
^•dt” mean* further that the actual In.
„ L. n a!rca*" > h! . year. liberally eetl
Is not over « per cent. nnd. In inv
25ihJn It Is doubtful If It !» even ns much
cmion n u. ncreage returns were
.. »•— ..^rijr everyone
fifeth* weT umi” % rractloiarf
of la at year’*• crap *•*•!
K ind had awonc in conaeouenea to
K, other extreme, nnd were endeavoring
In forward their apeculatlve operation* by
X ovVreitlmate on the acreage and the Im-
tlloatinn of it large yield thlayear.
the department notr admlt^ba^he^
LKly evident'that the 'n^t extraordlMry
Kiditiooa are neceaaary from now to the
frinii of the aenaou tn produce a crop that
even approximate next year* minimum
Vw V VoW:”jM*"tpThu "ndjrtonu of
agriculture t
tack nil the —-
wrernl points higher than i
while rtml*
tar" romment tcTettraplied jo the South
brought In a fair amount of buying orders
from that querter.
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Atlanta—Steady, 11 118c.
New York—Quirt * M d .ft® 0 * 1 ** u * 2 **
Sow Orleans—Steady, UHc.
l.lveriMHil—Quiet.
Augusta—Steady*
Heady, 11
t. 1.1 Id.
Havaimah—Steady. 1^ 15-lfc.
Ht. Isoula—Steady, 11c.
Norfolk-Steady. llKc.
RANGE. IN NEW YORK COTTON,
The following la the range in cotton
future, in New York today: prfTl001
w99«-8S-f»mm
July .15.77 law law 10.77 10.77
Ang.
5ept
........ iS« iaftrtl io.«-«
BJ; :iiS iaS !mt £8 Kg 'M
is- • ,( ‘ 1 !®:‘! “ “ iiSbK !S:£S
Mrh. iib.70 10,76 10.60 10.60 10.61*68 10.65
Closed f toady.
RANGE IN NEW ORLEAN8 COTTON
Cotton futures ranged aa follows at ivew
Orleaoa today:
Last Prevlon*
Open. Illfh. Low. Bela. .Close. Cioae.
jun,. 11.00 11,01
Jnlr !ibt! IMS U.10 J1.2# «>•»!}
ADS. .in.80 10.90 10.00 10J0 10.SO-SI M.JS-M
Sei.t .RM 10.K 10i« 10.0 10.4}-51 in.6W8
Art. .10.12 10.44 10JS lolsi 10J5-M W.4P43
K;
Closed steady.
Urerpnol, June 12.-12:15 p. ro.—Spot cot
tn« ijniet. with pricea ateady. Middling up*
hsd*. nid. Salem 6.000; American. 5,6®.
r lilntlnn nnd export. 4,000. Receipt*, 4,
American, TOO. ' '
:Ti« io!« »!« iblii
.11.53 10.63 10.60 10JO
10.6647 10.61
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Opening _ Prevloua
Itnngc. Cloee. Cloee.
lr«h wu*
6.«i 6.08 6.844.0
....... 647 6.08 6,844.66
::::.6.88 b.8m.*7 io
6.874.88 6.08
^ TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
71. billowing tabti, .hows receipt, at ths
K t todiy, compared with the same day
fear:
1908
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Orleans
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4115 rt
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220 . £
4014 a
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Total
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T HE DRY GOODS MARKET.
^•Lrbste Leased wire
kT** »ork. inn* 19 _T
Ift Hi
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Wl ork. June 17-The dry goods mar-
lJ** *t a .t.Bd.tlll today lic-aus.- oft
B coarse couatreetlM.
g to quotable Chat
staple brown
ceeatruetlee.
change, tool, piece la the
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy Staple.
Private TTlre to GTheft & Ctay.
Tork, June C.—Uvugpori at 15JO
C “• JJJf,* “"'l 4 higher on thl, cn^i aBd
chaigwl ,l " r *" expected to bi un-
ou A 1lio ir eor!.re , ^ , JiS- ,,, * l « to »<lvance pricea
acreae!. C ! " ll, " rr ’ 1 correction of
aerrege. One wonders wbeu people will
w !v*M 0 ki!lS, affected by such pollcla.
S/M ;>l< ''lnr 10 77 for 5,000 jily,
New CIrlean^^ June It—Liverpool 3
WJEjtn 1 PriBt e h?ghet?'
anchcater market
and'take - Wrt‘* J fh.!I r * , #». hack on stocks
■n<i take le«« than their* i iuiaumptlon.”
.ngwga, «a3BaB of
“ 1 ,v ♦•P^cially in southern Texas,
atatre al ,n the AtUntlc
•*•*? light scattered rains have
cu.red. Temperatures much lower.
p tfl*t® w™ tn Ware A Leland.
“The W rei, , i r m k ;„, J Si:. «blea
r^e *entlment here la more Inilll.h. Noth-
mfrk?r" ne - ,tare foxofehle opinion of the
market.'
Mitchell, Norden and Freeman vuenns
d^l??o hT * r “ 0<1 of trade forcing
offering
decline.”" “ forcing
.. ,t',°n i ,t r !* r *bla baying of July by Weld
and brokers; looks Ilk.- Price.
t'ttff! 00 ‘he advance
!L d ..'“tjo** the market Trading more.
I"’* "«U tiivaiui IQ foni
here are clean and good.
July In thta^nmrkc U ” rp00 ' "
SHORTS IN THE JULY
ARE BEING SQUEEZED
, New York. June 12.—The Buo
Three things lorded tt over the New
markat end lifted It willy-nilly. They
* .^“'7. »<iue*** In New Urleena, siru.g
bt b T™ t^venwo 1 and very hot westhrr
th .Tex**- That cased covering on quite
So(*L,here, though the ailvance^wAs
not so great aa In New Orleana. There
" ho . ‘“Pt. “at the July abort
jyift herp la of no small proportional
' In New Orleana la
The certificated stock .»
S Vfvlirebl^.«,i^ W.i“ riL
’her® was also a good del of general ertr
•flhfl “®* nnly for room imerntora but for
laldera. Including the Wall street els-
ff'h*- There la no 14c that the crop In
Texas haa ,e yet been aerlou.ly dini.grd.
hut no season paaac without.’a
scare, and It Is not denied that lower tern-
peratorea nnd ralna are needed In the
southern portion of Teiaa. The government
practically reduced It, estimated Ineraoee
ttfrege from 6.2 per cent to 4_n#r cent,
Jlowlng for errors last season. The quea-
tlon nrises whnt security haa the trade
—ofbert ^'cfoy* re ° nj ’ more corT ® ct “°w."
Kew Orlcns, Jane 11-"Whether the
New Orleans abort Intereat In July be
**ge or amall. It le great enough to create
very, acute demand for that month'!
contracts nnd a feeling of eonddence In
the camp of the “ • -
having again pui
summer iHMltlon
the remainder of the world.
ifoet ;
ably July here will .be liquidated well
"hove October, but Iralla shoald remember
that the Bonth aa a whole yet botds a lot
of cotton, though the local territory la
pretty well depletad, And the New Or-
cans tenderable stock Is practlclly nil.
. game tc I ...
ton market added more than 31 a bale,
net to tbo prico of Jnly options, while
Increasing tbo volno »f spot cotton only
lau eighth of a cent. This makes the gain
on July some ud points within a week,
which deatroys the prospective print and
some margins, too. of once orerrenlldent
sentences cannot coat anyb
hurtful anm. Meanwhile erop weather eon
tlnuei go-sl enough, with the flaws In the
del limited to the need of a little rain
■ere and there, lienee, fall aborts aa yet
lave had lint small eanau for real worry.'
—Ware & Leland.
L. J. ANDERSON & CO.'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER
New York, June 15.—A strong Liverpool
ket today. Bhorta covered on the advance,
" • area further - ■ -
Southern spot
again snail. Horn* fear Is still expressed
In regard to a Jnly aqueete In New Or
leans, lint the big bulls claim Ignorance of
ir such move. The Price Interests are
_jfd to be etlll long of a largo
cotton and continue to egpress theli
In considerably higher prlree. The ad-
..lions .
from these prices. Rhonbl
lease we believe cotton purr.,
recession will prove profitable.
some
this
be the
New York, Jane 15.—Cotton—A redaction
department at Washing
ton was given aa the cause of the advance
abroad today. Liverpool came very much
better than due. and while the spot sales
a of drought In sooth-
are also worrying the
-a here advanced from I
area the feature, which also extended
ila group. Professional operations ware
fined to these specleltb-s. After an ad-
ice of a point In 8t. Panl and Baltlaiore
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
mere or leas pressure
the near-by deliveries, which have
abown a greeter decline recently than the
new crop. This decline. In the fece.yf
strength In lard, haa ceeasd eonrideralde
surprise. Speculative Intereat. however. Isas
bees very quiet and with rather a_diwp-
mtatlng demand for dlatrtbutloo, effort to
Sell th? rid crop deUveriea has naturally
had eotialderable effect —
The
narket at the cloee was steady, with pricea
unchanged to He higher —WUra* /.•jjj?' 1 '
Opening
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fovemhae ..
GIBERT & CLAY
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*4«el and Long Dlgtnnee Tulaphone 52*i' PAGAN, M«nn8«r-
Edited by
JOSEPH 13. LIVELY
Mr. Lively has edited Markets in Atlanta nnd tlieSmtli for more than twent-y-
fivo years. His experienco makes him tlio most reliable market editor in the
South if not in the entire country.
AT THE OPEN!
MANY SHARP ADVANCES
MADE IN FIRST HOUR.
Practically Everything Traded in
Joined in the Later Upward
Movement.
Prlrat# Ia*ig»?I Wirt*. . v
i*w York, Juno 11—Tills raofnlnff thi»
I market continual to fre»l the good tnfluaoe*
of yr*t**nlay*a crop i**tlmat»*»*. The receipt
of another 61.OCN3.GOO from Hau Fraudsco,
Jo* a total of 617^00.000 recflriM
from fh*t city, and a ( im In of 6700.000 oil
the week bjr the local hauks that the aub-
treaaury also contributed to n lietter feeling
In aperulating circle*. In tbo main* how*
over. It was the activity of the clique*
and tholr professional followlo~ ‘drf ' g
chiefly felt lu the market.
reached a now high level for the current
Imovemont, but did not mouopolire ntton*
tlon to the extent It had t>n the prevlou*
day a. Pennaylvaula waa also bought freely
a» a.le.nsl.... ttalo^a naa.l ,1.0 ll'.ill slsoaf
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
do preferred.
— r Cl|• ...,.a,,ee.e e eeee.e.ee.ee eeee**4ii.eee e e|
AmerUuu Molting Hcflnlng
preferred
▲teals
do (irtferred
Ami*rlran Cotton oil
Haltlmore and Ohio
ltnpld Transit
Che» _
Colorado Fuel and Iron
do preferred.,
Central Leather
Chicago nnd Great Western
Chicago, Milwaukee and Paul
Delaware nnd Hudson...
PlatlUer** Securities
do
rumor had It that the rise wne n prelude to
formal announcement of the auecesafu! flo
tation of the Papa loan. At th* asm* time
the etory that pinna were on foot for some
Pennsylvania holdings In
culated, and thla wa* given as th# reason
Hudson. Chicago and Northwestern, Orest
Northern and Northern Pacific furnished
the other features of the morning. ■
upward movement eras checked In the get
■MlaMMIIMMMfeMliflMVn
curltles and American Locomotive gained
mated, Pennsylvania *4 and Union Pad
Erie, Heading and Hteel common np U
The market haa shown Improvement since
the opening and during the first hoar many
sharp advances were made. North wee
roee to 20S& snd Delaware nnd Hudson to
231: llnltlmorc nnd Ohio made an advance
of H4*. New York Central rose 1 \L and
Union Pacific, Reading and. Pennsylvania
made fair gains. Practically everything
else traded Tn joined in an upward move
meat during the flrat hour.
Governments unchanged. Other bonds
stronger.
STOCK 8ALE8/
11 a. m.
12 noon .
1 p. in.
2 p. m.
Total .
. .177400 a:
GOVERNMENT WEEKLY
REPORT ON WEATHER
Prlvat, Wire to Glbert ft Tiny.
Waahlngton, Juno 12.—Following la thn
wrekly xovrrnmcnt report for condition. In
the cotton belt:
Arkanaea (Little BocW-The weather wiffi
generally fair, with abundant annehlne.
The forepart of tbo week wn« modorately
warm and the latlor port very warm; the
ralafol' waa allghtly nbove normal and waa
eaffldeat In the northern half of the etate,
but waa roach Mow average and Inauf-
Sclent In the enatbern half. The laat day
Tlabamii d r&on"*omeryf-Hlgli day tarn-
peratarea prevailed, the maximum being
ient ehowera occerml daring
the earty pert end latter part of the week.
A drouth of from two to foar week!’ dura.
Uon prevail* In aenttered aectlona.
Georgia (AtUnta)-Thc weekly
temperature waa decidedly aboro normal
and a maximum of nbove itn degree,
emend at Albany nnd Porayth on lb;
Rainfall waa unevenly dlitrlbutrd. and waa
H>low normal at moat atationn. Rain wn*
general on tbo 4(h and aeattered loeal
ehowera occurred daring the rest of the
W Loui*lan* (New OrleawO-The wrek wee
eery wanu and dry. and while light bet
tered ehowera occurred orer llmltrd are**,
drouth, even drinking weter — - .
n gome placet. Kreah wind* tempered the
lent, tint Inereaaed the drynree. The ean
■bine waa above the normal,
kllulaelppl IVIck*burg)-The weal her waa
tnreo. Maxlmnm ttmpenturea general .
thi We occurred throughout the | week. La-
el ebowee occurred on the 4th nnd rib.
The rainfall woe hrary In extreme eoath;
eleewhere It wau generally deficient.
North Carolina nulelghl-Thnnder etefniu
»«.•> g?od. .howera_o«a ; urre1 ii th^g^t t Jh.
tributed. Th* temperatnre wan atmnt 4
decree above the normal, the hlchet re
ported being •• degree and th* Towet 80
* OkUhom* end Indian Trrltoey (Okltkomaj
SS& nTa , «.ra'4. e Mr!,1
S ’^'"’oecnrrsd on two days. ms? tha
low th* normal,
Tex*. (Oalvejonj—With the 'xeeptlon of
. few lettered ihowee on the 4th. the
week ha* hen abnormally
wee. .... .wee . drj Mid WUrTO.
Noroeroui romptalnl* have been .received ef
K ilooged drouth tn eontheutern eouutle
In I* needed oeer nerly th* mtire
southern half of tbo stats.
%5nsssco (Nartv.iIsl-Tbo tcmDsratura
was high throughout the week. Bkowera
were quits gsoersl on the 4th And 5th and
scattered thunder storms, severe lo * few
1 nets nr ss, occurred from the 6th to 16th.
Wentber conditions wera generally favors*
ble.
0.BERT A CLAY’S DAILY letter _
New Tork. Jen* 12.-C. D. Preeme. ft
Co., In I heir circular letter today. u«y:
•Th* market, continue* In n atet* of on-
Martslntv due solely to the confsslou In*
jretJd fr It by thw nureen at Wa.hlagton
and the wllfnl dlatortlon of f*®ta by rer-
lain opecolatom. K»err utterance from
H ,«nt*s fslscKSK*srs truths they shoald
»nt owwortir Indicate materially iMrer
SSeeT%mt we rii<mld *tle«pt to drel with
^raS'^^rvert-Mve®W It. nrtjhri
1 nlluence. There Is no doont that tne pres-
SZfcfiXSft.'X SbT-J&i
as-aa gg 2;
from varioua pari. o» Tea*., 'penally
from th«.withwirt. «nd ehf_geM«lly rtj-
*
hrtfrt
Illinois
American Ice Securities
l.otilMllIf 11 ml Nushvltlv
Mexican Central
MlAHourl Pacific
York. Ontario nnd Western..,
National Load
Northern PaHfie...... •••.•••••
New Yqrk tVntrnl
_ do. preferred
Pacific Mall
Itoading
Republic steel
do. prefi^rrcd...
Texas nnd Pacific.
t 111-Ml i’ll. i'\.'
t’nlf••«! Htntfs Stool
da praferrad....
VlrglDla-CarolIua Chemical......
uo. preferred
Western Union..
Walmsh j
11 r .* f 4 • r r, 11
W|mnm Central....
do. preferred
NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointers on Provisions.
Private Wire to Ware & Leland.
Chicago. June 12.—Government report
wheat means s crop of spring and*wlnter
wheat of about 706.000,000 bushels. Thl
cannot lie called bullish. Would advl*
selling long wheat.
luter-Occsn: Cash business In wheat In
Chicago yesterday was 250,000 Na 1 at Uc
over July lu store, M.OOO No. 2 sold late
In the day for eastern shipment and 15,000
mixed lota. In all 850.000.
Bales corn wera 210,000 and oats 75,000.
At the seaboard exporters sold 40,009
wheat and 50,000 oats. Charters wera wade
for lBdOOO eoru at 114c to Iluffslo.
“Continued dry weather last week In the
Union Pacific wheat territory caused fur
ther decline In the prospective yield and
quality, dropping 10 per cent," says the
Mid Is ml Elevator Company, of Ksnasi
City, In Its weekly report. “Boutheru
Kansas and Oklahoma have a flue crop not
Jh government: Winter wheat condition
68, ten year arerage ai; loss from May t
points; loss In bushels 41,0M.n0i). Spring
average; acreage lOd.2. North Dskids
sains 7 ner cent. Total wheat crop 9,000,000
orer Uk*.
Data condition 16; (net from last year 7
cent.
! sc reason 868,000 bushels or 1.8 per
Rye condition 90, or same ss teu yeSr
*?he*c*ondltlon of winter wheat Is lowest
since June, 1105. Bering wheat condition
a lowest since Ihw and oats are lowest
nee 1WX Condition of winter wheat and
oats Is higher and spring wheat lower
than expected.
ilcsgo.
wheat market was more or less under the
terdsy. although
nnunced until too late
“ ‘ * The
were not
the trade.
WARE & LELAND’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
liar disposition, how
* ns until tho of-
RHPmiMNPfiWPMrji. 1m ms
waa atrong at the outset until Information
of an array of bullish news It devrlop.fi
a heavier tone later, principally tiecaasr
of realising sales by lonj(s* Tim weather
New Orleans, June 11.—Cotton was
dull but steady today. Neither side
showed any fondness for Increasing
Its commitments and tho outside pub’
He still held off. Tho talent paid more
attention to weather conditions than
It haa of late, but little was found In
tbo reports coming in from the bolt
to speculate on. Texas is trying hard
to make up a good crop scare between
too much rain In tho North, too little
In the South and the ravages of the
boll weevil generally, but thus far
prices have refused to respond. The
next thing on tho program will prob
ably be hot winds, which generally
cause the shorts to do some hard
thinking. The weather map this morn
ing Indicated showers In tho dry dis
tricts and dry weather In the wet dis
tricts of Texas, which caused the bulls
9o direct tholr attention to the threat
ened tropical storm in tho eastern por
tions of the belL
Wasting Valuable Materials.
From Philadelphia North American.
Those rope ends that tho president 1 1
commissioners saw being chopped up
for potted chicken are likely to moko
trouble for some of tho employees. They
ought to have known better, with good
Havana filler so high. No wonder the
beef trust has boon making only 2 per
cent profit!
Hlstorlo Restraint.
From The Chicago Record-Herald.
A Texas paper proudly declares that
Andrew Jackson never called a man
ll-il l»v tclephnn* ” We might ;i I
that John Quincy Adams never used
a pianola and that Aaron Hurr never
ran over anybody with an automo
bile.
Who Discovered Teddy?
From The New York World.
While a patriotic association cher
ishes the Theodore Roosevelt house of
MrtL, tli.’ i • v • i.'■ < <!.*•. mg v. n. r«* Tn !
as C. Platt first saw the light goes to
a stranger for 810.
was Iietter northwest. Pringle continued
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Stroot
bought opeuly was belug
cover. Luke and Hcott wrre each working
sdlly for n decline. There wsa little M
Private Wire to Were A Ldnnd
New York. Juno 12,~The Financial Du*
reau says: It la reported from good sources
this morning that standard Oil buying Is
taking place lu Amalgamated Copper. The
Flower contingent is said to be bullish
this Issue.
American stocks In London steady
about parity.
Loudon fortnightly settlement began to*
Return of money from Ban Frauclsco
S ir q decline. There was lift..
sslonal Intereat In the market,
tlon In corn was mainly confined
to professional circles. A tmrtioii of the
outside trade was ranged on the selling
ivices were received of
i upon
f ind There were continued moderate oi_
■nits from the country,
f n There was a large speculative trade In
oats. In which the noaprofeeelonal trader
figures to a smaller extent tbsn during
Ota greeter pnrt of last week. Neverthe-
there was quite sn sere sal on of orders
1 rom outsiders Iste In the dsjr..
Tl’rlce fluctuations showed the nervous*
usual at this Mara of the year.
Houio demand for Ht. Puul In the loan
crowd, but other stocks freely offered.
Hubstantlal short line of ML l*aul cov
ered over 179.
Kllglit Improvement in deninml for bonds.
Chlcugo considers tho crop situation favor
able uud bullish ou general market.
Forty-three roads lor the fourth week
In May show average gross Increase 1180
ness of the trade provisions. The general
tone of the market was firm early, but
there wae very little doing."
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
-juthern Pacific expected to show very
heavy decreases for the period Immediately
following the Frisco disastor.
Ifocklug Valley directors expected to act
D common nml preferred <11 \ blends today.
Twelve industrials advanced .39 per cent.
Twenty active railroads ndvaucod 1.84
per cent.—Dow, Jones A Co.
■ New York, June 11—The Hun says: “A
dull traders* market. In which lack of
participation by the general public stood
minilo’ii11' • ud In >■ I 'i
bratefi Irregularly between strength nnd
weakness, closing for the most part at a
not advance, was tho continuing feature
of denllngs ou the stock exchange. The
movement of vslaee won distinctly toward
r I"
result of this being tost at the <
.1. :i»
of comfortable money rates.
some Incentive to attroet
wider puidtc support. We do not nntldpste
this, however, to derelop to tiny great ex
tent, and expect a continuance of only
t'-'-n, in
. id of th
time mentioned UeeRnes of three point
or more from the highest prices made last
Thursday were shown In many of the act-
Its stocks. So large a fall ns this In such
I relatively narrow market as evidently
EASIER
IN WHEAT TODAY
THE PIT CROWD WAS INCLIN-
ED TO SELL
Due to Lower Cables and Good
Weather in the North
west.
By Privul* Iv.aii.il Wire.
Chicago, Jun* 13. Ther* wore ad
vance* In all the grain market on
’chance—3-6®B-8c for wheat. 1 l-2'.r
16-lc for corn, mol 1-401-3* for oat*.
Corn waa th* lender In »tmigth nnd
activity. All tho cereal* •uffered earn*
late on profit-taking by long. New
wheat waa Hold "here to arrive hy July
30. It brought July price*. It »««
crown In Illuiola, and wn* purchmo d
by Armour A Go.
Primary receipt*: Wheat, 371.n*0
huahel* and corn 813,000 hu,h>-l..
agalnat 506,000 nnd 6,010,000, rrrqii-c-
tlvely, a year aco.
Clearance* were 31,10* barrel* flour,
nnd no wheat, IT6 huahel. corn nnd
1,400 buehel* oala.
Gaah tranaactlonn at Chlcaso; IVhmi
16,000 bunhale, rom 31,000 buahrl*,
ontn 325,000 buaheli.
At th* aaaboard, two loada wheat,
five loada com and 160,000 buehd*
■Kit*.
The wortd’i available eupply of whmt
decrenied 6,200,000 trn.hel*, rom In
creased 367,000 huaheln nnd onu de
c-mined 411,000 bunhtl* for the week.
CHICAGO DRAIN MARKET.
narket range! ■■ fol.
Open.
WHEAT—
July.
Mept.
High. Low. CIom. flu
Dec .
CORN—
JuTy.
Hept.
m
T,
61%
JS
• p.’*
I i
& IS* IS
(ift iljl
ssb Wheat—No. t red, 874788; No. J. red.
944i mI; No. 3 Irani winter, 88M: No. 2 lumj
winter. 79(f88; No. 1 northern soring
No. : northern spring, UQ45; No 1 spring,
tiSt itS*
8.85
9.00
9.00
*:5*
9.1SH
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Wh.-nt
forn «.
»nts ..
Hogs ..
Toilnr. Touiorrow.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
the
alls
such activity aa may arise from prufes
sloost oprratlons lu aperisltlee."
Daniel Udell .V Co.: “Information this
morning Is vrry generally bUlllab. so mm-h
so that we hesitate to accept It at fore
value. There le no doubt tnnt the crop
report wss discounted. The expert Jones
says the winter wheat Is too far ndvaucod
E w to suffer serious duningi*. While being
lllsh. we would be cautious today ami
• f<intciiog |i..**1 tt..1.. im11\
s|M*aklng. but «*xpertlng sperlalty impruve-
meat where technical —*“—
position favors lr.
The^.aiceptibUjtr of ths stock market to
•lb ss eridsDcud yssUn
>nrt *»f spsrulsb
' * to some __
1ifiV.lt mil opera tors.
the rise by
gossip of tue
renters upon
far
All the
iv lM>arlug upon the market
. the fmvernment's monthly
wblrh. It was known, wnuld
at 2 o’clock lx the afternoon,
stocks Increased, as it almost Invariably
does on sorb occasions, basM. In the first
i M# mm ll ■ Im t that a definite
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ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA, GA.
C. I. CURRIER, Praaldant. A. E. THORNTON, Vioa-PraaldanL
H. T. INMAN, Vloa-Praalda.it. OEO. R. DONOVAN, Ca.hlor,
JAMES 8. FLOYD, A»*’t Caahlar.
Capital 6500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 6500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
v=
HUBBARD BROS & CO., £ls
Atlanta Office*, J19-2JI Century Building
Member* New York Cotton Exchange. Now Or-
lean* Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Aaao-
ciatlon, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cor
fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange.
Buxineis solicited for the shove exchanges.
Direct wire service. Correspondence invited.
Phones 454, Long Distance 39. A.S. Hustace. Mgr.
aanouarement of rii-nrtnj had h.w* I
tli« «ud of It* unfavorable ■ rr.-i-t markat-
wire; and upon a reaction tn aantl-
meat regarding th. character of th* Dew,
Itrelf."-Ullwri ft Clay.
THE LIVE 8TOCK MARKET.
I »; aloc^W^W
Hhc-u— Itatlmatdl
quality fair: uativ.JS
WLKTSkte
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Th* following tahlt give! th* opening
and riming qqotallnai for coif*, fur futur*
deliver/ today lu h.w York
January
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December MM* IF 8.41
Cloaad etaaity.
The
common problem, youra, mine,
ovary op*’*,
la—not to fancy what war* fair In
Ufa
Provided It could bo—but, finding flrat
What may be, then find how to make
It fair
Up to our manna; • vary different
thing.
—Browning.
lower; cloned % to
NORTHWEST CARS.
Following inlili- give* tbo norlhweit
of gralu loilay, lo.t oock and tart yci
MlnnrapoUa ,
I mj im ii
Chicago
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
Wbcal-larelpi. 1 " today tTlM
laat week 164.on bn.beia agn
rla toil year.
bushels lost year.
Osts—Receipts today 689.000 bushtls,
OWfits today 429,000 bushels.
Northwestern Weather.
Illinois- rontJnuptl fair sod cool
and tomorrow, except thn a tuning s
and Iowa-Fair and co
m tonight and tomorrow
Wlw-nnrtn—Fair and continued i
ntght'and tomorrow: light ft"«t In n
Jtlnnranta, Dakota., .Vebra.ka, K
I'nlr tontabt aud tomorrow; not
change ta temperatnre*
And Man Who Buya Cannon Cracker*.
From The Baltimore Sun.
■ Agnlnat the perennial bont-rockcr let
ua urray the champion fool-klllor.
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
Oldest Established Office South.
COTTON MOWS BONOS—MAIN
Ground Floor a « jld Tlutldlnf. Dally
mSliest lltttT n>4 trunkf manual
ed
••
Robert Barrett Rrowalnf, pslater sad son
s name.
. rnwiilng
Iti Igondon. When I.- was horn
luorii ciranvllle Is credited with luring js-
IJWII IMIiru !!i.rwi,!i. a , !•!■■(■ ■
I aenlameat In Icmdon. R ben lie wa
' .LU
marked:
Into th
his has
p
L J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COnON, STOCKS, 6RAIN
Comspoatfiit's Capital $250,000
wo. L rut. rniUn!
toil. >. MADDOX, ritr.frrt.
MADDOX - RUCKER BANKING CO.
CAPITAL
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
5200.000. 00
5500.000. 00
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In Our Saving! Department we allow Interett at the Rate of 3 1-2 per cent
Compounded Semi-Annually.
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