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JOSEPH B. LIVELY! THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE Mr. Lively'* 25 years' experience >{ editing markets In Atlanta and the South hns mode him a» rec. ogulzed outhorlty In bin specialty. SOME LIGHT RAINS WERE WITHOUT ADVERSE EFFECT ON MARKET. Trade Very Light, Though Ten dency Was Toward a Higher Level. Light rain* nnd Indication* of more In Texas doe* not adversely affect the market for future* In New York or New Orleans. The rainfall *o far liaa not been general and while a low barometer hat appeared In the state, It Is not A certainty that more min will fall. The rainfall In Texas, aa reported up to 12 o'clock, la •• follows: Abilene 1.02; Bee- tIIIc trace; Brenham .06; Corsicana .20; Ctiero .04; Dallas, trace: Longview .02; ruling .04; Mexla .06; Nachadoches ;10; Palestine .06: Sherman .30; aco trace; Wiixahochle .02, The western Texas forecast In detail la as follows: ■ rltorles partly cloudy weather with show and thunderstorms and cooler weather. The Liverpool market was better than ex* MTted in that It did not folly respond to Kew York’* decline on Saturday. At the close future* were 2 to 3 points, while spot* were marked off 6 points to 6.14 on sales of 7,000 bales. The New York market opened unchanged to l point higher, and for the balance of the session there waa practically nothing doing. Speculation la dead, for the time Mug nt least, about the ouly factor belli* the continued liquidation In July and until that option la out of the way, and the mar ket assumes lta normal condition, specu lators to a great extent will hold aloof. t\ i>. Freeman A Co., New York, In their elreular letter today, say of the market: "Today we are at the beginning of tb culmination of the liquidation of July, an., with It premiums for the new crop are being established and the selling position more secure. While July was at an abnor mal premium over tho new crop It was only natural that October add December should not decline, but from now on, with the continuation of fine crop prospects, we are likely to drift to lower price*. The Julv-August manipulation In Liverpool might succeed, so might the July In New Orleans, but the grounds for their success are purely technical aud do not redect merit or the economic conditions. The new crop |>osltlons must be Judged and valued by themselves. Lower prices seem Immi nent. but a seller mast bare patlenco and NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. ,»l I down to 10.10 after opening 10.22. Tho nrtv crop inontb, (bowed n lou of 10 (M tlllta. till, morning opened Heady, unehan, to l point higher. Shower, at aereral point. In t™» Inat night were expected to pro mote a lower .tart, but the big abort In tercut la the late month,, coupled with itrndi" rnblea from tha market at I.lrerponl aiutalned the Hat, and after the call It advanced n point or two orer Saturday’, dime. The market at New Orleana opAied practically unchanged all around. SPOT con ON MARKET. AliniiIn Tinny, 1013-16. New York— Steady, 10.80. Now Orlcnns— Kanr. 10 15-16. Liverpool—Easy, 6.14d. Augustn—Steady, ll%c. Savannah—Quiet, 10%c. St. l^xils—Qalet, ll%c. RANGE IIN’ NEW YORK COTTON. The following Is the range In cotton futures !u New York today: jam- 'i'f.25 - io.1T iaS'ETa jEfiWi JftjMj 16.22 10.31 10.10 10,13 10*11*13 10.21-22 Private Wire to Olbert & Clay. /S*. *—Uveruooi at 12 JO m. waa 3 poluta lower on tbU crop and «!,“! i .° n next Wa* expected to be and 8 lower on th!g,and 4 lower on.next. « E ^ e P. t * or continuance of the Jnly liquidation, the market Is featureless. The now crops are growing dally more vulnera ble, and lower prices seem probable. The Journal of Commerce reporta cult! yatlou of the.crop In North Carolina de layed aud labor scarce, but with fair weather correspondents think the crop will be nearly all sated, rinnts nru generally healthy and growing rapidly, but many are >• a, mi uimaut ii u •uaiitj ucurr xpeotod, being dne 5 points lower on nd 4 lower on new crops. There has been some little buying owing to continued absence of min In the drouthy section of Texas, but the market Is very narrow and uninteresting. Today’s map shows light ... ... scattered sections of the belt However, the drouth In southern Texas remains un broken, although a low barometric pressure to the west or Texas may bring some wet ern Mississippi, 400,000 bales In southern Louisiana and 300,000 bales In western and Icentrnl Texas. In addition to this, an area f producing 600,000 bales In southern Texnal pi' n state of injurious drouth, so that tb* week’* developments have been unfavorn lde, though not necessarily Injurious, oven 8 per cent of crop and Injuriously hot and dry over 5 per cent, and favorable, though with a wide range of conditions, over 87 per cent. There Is an area of ldw pressure cen tral over northwest Texas which holds promise of showers for that state, wblch^H realized, would be beneficial. While ItPP not unlikely that showers will attend tho eastward advance of this low over the en-r tire belt, there Is no decided Indication of rain, which Is favorable for the Atlantic states. Private Wire to Ware A Leland. New Yorkr June 23.—The next govern ment report, to be Issued on July 8 at noon, will bo dn the condition of the crop up to nnd including today. The rest of the week will not be considered In the report. The local market takes It for granted that the report 1s going to be bearish: anything but a very bearish report would be a great surprise to most Of the New York prefe* "Small market; Aug. .10.31 10.» 10.20 10.20 10.19*20 10.81-32 Kept .10.35 10.36 10.23 10.24 10-24-25 10.31-0 Oof. .10.35 10.39 10.25 10.27 10.25-27 10.84“ Nov. .10.44 10.44 10.84 10.84 10.28-29 10.J8- !>«-. .10.41 10.44 10.33 10.33 10.3W4 10.40- Jnn. .10.45 10.48 10.81 10.16 10.W-W 10.44-45 y»h. .10.43 10.45 NX43 1045 30.39-41 Ml44-46 Bch. .10.52 10.52 10.42 10.42 10.44-45 10.62-53 Clused steady a^ the decline. RANGE IN NEW ORLEAN8 COTTON Tht* following I, tho range to cotton future, In New Orleana today; _ , Lo«t Pm.— Open. High. Low. Bale. Ctore. Cloae. ...... ..... ..... ..... July .10.70 10.86 10.62 10.61 10.1 Aug. .10.48 10.61 10.44 10.46 10.' *«*pt .10.40 10.40 10.40 10.40 10/ 10.61 10.69 10.80-81 10.1142 ___ __ ____ 10.42-44 .10.28 10.34 10.21 10.22 10.21-22 10.g-» 10.23-25 10.90-32 .10.32 10.37 10.24 10.26 10.25-2$ 10.32-33 .10.37 10.42 10.32 10.32 10.32-33 10.38-40 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, June 25.-12:15 p. m.—Spot co tun quiet, with prices easy. Middling up land*. 6,14d. Kales, 7,000; Amerlcau. 6,700. HiNNMilatioB and export, 700. Becelpts, 2,300, «ll American. Opening- , Previous ICange. Close. Close. 5.874.C 5.89 R.ft) 5.944.82 6.S6 5.87 June ........ Jun.-July Julj August An*.-Kept K.pi.-pCt. *h-t.-Nnr. Nov.-Doe D-v. Jnn Jan -Pel, Peh.-Mareh Hotted ateady. MM.n t.efn iw 5.71 6.73-5.74 6.74 i. 644.43 6.44 6.tT 5.59-5.63 6.53-5.30 6.63 6.63 6-6M.il 6.61 6.64-6.6? 5634.63 561 5.63 6.6M.30 563 6.304.61 6.33 „ TODAY'8 PORT RECEIPTS. Tho following table ahewe receipt, at the N>* Orleana baheston BoIiIIh Savannah rhar'.-Rton „, bait! more t' Vork Philadelphia rami., coast Total IF IKS 1867 ’ioo INTERIOR MOVEMENT. ItanstoQ A'iiri*ta Bpinphig Louis ‘JrHlunati Total \ i L. J. ANDERSON <L CO/S DAILY COTTON LETTER Now York, June 25.—No rains In Texas to amount to nnythlng materialized orer Sunday, hence the local market displayed a better tone after the opening today. In addition to covering by disappointed shorts there was some buying for Investment by Interests that argue the decline has gone far enough. It la known that there ts now.-a.large, short*Interest In July and aa the bulk of the long Interest has bceu liquidated It may be that tho market will In? turned against the shorts at any mo ment. However this may be, prices around 10%c t with a doubtful outlook atid a large utipply needed, do not look unattractive, and a drive at the shorts could l»* manipu lative with comparative ease. The market today baa been ateady, but very quint. Trading Is confined mainly to the profes sionals, but even they seem indisposed to make any further commitments Just at preaent. k PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.’S DAILY MARKET LETTER New York, June 25.—Cotton—Liverpool ‘s this morning came * urns, and smaller sp Liverpool spot mark , ts last week, while market declined 20 poluts. with advances of 1 slonal trading at present In the market. Ho far as conld be learned it seems as though one of the Mg July sellers of 8at- urdsy was buying that month tola monflu* and there were rumors of a new bull pool of certain English and New York In terests. Fears of July liquidation was only factor promoting t>ear pressure against late months. July and August held steady aa a result of covering aud absence of llqul- Stocks—The stock market hat resolved Itself Into a discouraging, perplexing mar ket. It Is strong and ouoyant one day, * * “““■ ‘he next Kentlment Is and no activity or In- public. and demoralised the next Kentlment Is generally bearlah, and no activity tereat taken by the apeculatlvp pi Trading la entirely professional. Tht . cently Increased dividends on a number of leading Issues and talk of an early divi dend on Southern Pacific should Influence better prices. The better crop reports from the west has provided no stimulus to trad ing. Yet we think stocks are a better purchase now than for some time. p NEW YORK TALENT RAIDED HIHJULY MERCILESSLY Ini tender, of nndealrnble krade,. the Ne- York talent raided July uerclleMljr. while the nromlae of raina orer the dronth nee- tloa of Texan neat ■neeulators of the new erop poaltiona Into the arena again. Mean time the logical effect of tha week-end nU- Motion faded Into thin nlr. The week brought to light no market fneton of «pe- e111 Importance other than the promlue of a aplendld crop In the New Orleana terri tory. The field* of Mlsaltaippi. Arknua* and Louisiana are reported la moat excel lent condition, and In a fair way of read- juatlng the yield dlatnbntion which waa ■’irown aU oat of balance laat yi— On the week New Orleans WL .jMilIfng spot* nod 33 points on the July option.—Ware k Leland- ESTIMATED RECEIPT8. New Orleana expect! 1.700 to 3,100 hale*, ralnat 56*4 netual Uat year; p-’ ooo to 3JM, against 3,060 aetuat , limi,ton 3,600 I, 5000, against 5U0 aetnal last year. THE DRY GOODS MARKET.’ By Private Leaned Wire. New York. Jane 25.-The dry good* mi ket waa quiet today. The tone of the trade mprored hy the recent rerlalon* of prices, and a larger morrment la looked for. GIBEIRT & CLAY '* 05 ALABAMA BT. STOCKS. BONOS. COTTON. CHAIN. COFFEE. PROVISIONS. MEMBERS ATLANTA. OA. Stock ExchangeIN»w Orleana Cotton Excha-.xc delation Cotton Eirhange.jNctv or?^: i 'couon v. Jerk evoca ■ lark Cotton ,hwi,i _ -re York Coffee KaebanJ-- Xow OrUana BonnJ of Trw 1-rDatc Wires to all Excbang- Lacil and Long Distance Talaphcn* 529*. wi R. FAGAN, Manager. MADE SOME SLIGHT FUR THER LOSSES EARLY. Supply of Stocks Exhausted After First.Hour, and Upward Movement Set In. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET By Private Leased Wire. New York, June 26.—The week on tho stock exchange opened with tho same un certainty In trading circle* that was the chief Influence Ust week. Bo far as put able development* were concerned, there was nothing uew to Influence speculative calculations. The foreign market* displayed much the same hesitation as our own, and Irregular change* from Bfttnrday. were sent over for American stock*. Duriqg tb* oerly dealing* local moreihent waa again very much confined. Some sharp, decline* ot“ curred In the minor«Issue*, where, a* In most of tho Important railroad lssnes, rath- whole were well suntalnod the morning. It could be. said thi wa* very little liquidation, and ci„._ ... a few fncousequeutlal stock* none of an urgent character, nnd on the other hand. It nad to be admitted that offerings were cry free on the rallies. The stock market opened at geueral net decline*. Anaconda off 4; BnieTtlug down H. Baltimore and Ohio and Car Foundry off %, Brio and Northern Pacific V4 and Pennaylvanla and Union Pacific %. Amal —nated opened U lower and declined M __ addition. Koutheni Pacific waa an ex centlon in advancing at the ontaet U. It was generally remarked that the trad era and outside speculator* came down town thl* morning to sell stocks. Under the — - *• *- — >ened though, and a demand appeal early decline* that en*ily hsasted the supply of stock* nnd forctnl an upward movement liefore the first hour. There was a better local business than ha* beeu noted for some tiro commission houses were of the market. Governments unchanged, strong. 8TOCK SALES. 294,180 ,harp, 442,600 «haraa 1 n. tu.. ..637JOO share, li;fi)jfu..6.D9ETAOIN8HRDLllKTA01NUN 1_p. 681.400 aharea Total 039,300 aharea STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN New York, June 25.—The Sun says; ’The market last week showed no great change from the conditions prevailing for some time previous, there being n lack of In- terept on the part of. the general* public* and operations .which for .sumo .time past have been by professionals. The continued absence of tho public, however, bocamo rather more disconcerting In view of the developments of a favorable nsturo which occurred during the week, and which, under circumstance*, might be expected a bullish interest. Associated with the Pennsylvania management are some of most ImiKtrtant flnsuclsl Interest* In tho ■, and It* dividend on the Norfolk nnd Western com- lon etock will 1m r“* * per cent basis next peake* and Ohio may raise the rate of It* annual disbursements In respc demands of Important minor!i participate In the road’s pro tenor of the news during the whole was favorable, while demands of Important minority hobiers to . •- *• ———roeperity. The week on tho the reports .... m Argentine, Indicated some deterioration In other ex porting countries* no that part nt least -a *»-- -j —aln prices was based enhancement of tho American .Smelting Iteflulng.. do preferred Atcuison do preferretl American Cottou Oil ...» Baltimore aud Ohio Brooklyn IUpbl Tranalt Canadian Pacific nh, "“" A “”d Northwestern and Ohio o r ' Central I*ci do prefernni Chicago and Great western ,., Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul... Delaware nnd lludsou Distiller’s Securities Erie do preferred General Blectrlc * Illinois Central ,\ American Ice Securities Ixmlsvllle and Nashville Mexican Central,..., Missouri Pacific..,., New York, Ontario and Western..... National Lead Northern Pacific New York Central*. Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania People’s Gas... * Pressed Steel Car.......... do. prefsrred.. Pacific JJall Heading Republic Steel Hock Island do. preferred I ted States Rubber do. preferred.,..,.,, Southern Pacific Southern Hnllway. Kloss-Khefflcbl Tennessee Coal and Iron Texas and Pacific S nlon Pacific nlted Htatea Steel..... ••...•••,.9.., do. preferred Vlrgtnla-Carollna Chemical do. preferred,, Western Union Wabash do. preferred Wisconsin Central do. preferred TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street Private Wire to Ware A Leland. New York, June 26.—London heavy H to Bearlah talk on stseli. Look for a smash on coppers with enough London mining settlement began today and regular settlement begins tomorrow. Foreign markets still unsettled by Rus sian international situation. Fewer steel mills oxpactod to close this summer than ever bofore in history of 1 ip**—*— be general market. Further liquidation can be looked for. but expect strong support In Ilnrrlsajn stocks aud the IIIll Issues. Sharp rallies should All unduly depressed for turns. Look for Irregularity In the stock mar ket. Business conditions and crop outlook satisfactory. Would buy stocks on sharp recessions, only, however, as outalds specu lation Is very narrow. There aesma to be good buying Id South ern Pacific with support enough to crcnto rallies In all the active at ‘ house opinion Is so uni ^ that ft looks a. little suspicious, of Pennsylvania on tho re—‘ *' president may be prosecute imw. joncn iv i;o.; American stocki London heavy H to V4 below parity. steel Industry. Mexican Central offering to exchange nor cent notes of 1907, 4«i per cent col lateral trust notes of 1907 am! 5 per cent notes of 1908, against $33,000,000 nsw 5 per Eighteen million eight hundred nnd eighty-four dollars cnsli ro turned from Frisco so far, with $22,771,000 still to coma. Twelve Industrials declined 1,10 per cent Twenty active railroads declined L12 per Prlvato Wire to Olbert A Clay. New York, Juno 26.—Daniel Odell A Co. "Further bearish operations today In the stock market are indicate*! by the state watched, developments over Hunday making “ —Iso to continue In the trading position •wing professional action and onl ptlonnl rnnen giving norloun nttnj to Information, xriileb la superseded. In accuracy now by tocbnlque." A Clay. /THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Th* prewure I-Irrarnt Ha, U-t-mnn very much broken anil unevenly illatrihuteil, there belnf aereral small areas of relatively blxh ami low barometer, scattered over the state, east of the Itnckles. Owtnc to wire trouble do reports ware received from the Pacific coast statli Over the south the weather le mostl, and thera has been but little rain In the Uat 34 hour*, while eoerid.rable rain ha* falleu In tb, UbMouri nnd. UlMlaalPbl val ! eya. lllfb temperature, continue at rnoal * t The 0 CTmdltlona favor phrtlr -•-e' er In thl. Motion tonight probably showers Tuesday, COTTON REGION BULLETIN. mertdUn time, Jnn, : (STATION? OF *AtUnU, p. cloudy •Chattanooga, clear, ■irnu......... Oreenvllle. clear........... Griffin, clear.. Newnan. cleam Rome, el ear.. Hpaxunborf. clafir... TalUpooea. clear Wret*Poin?riearllll..l.l. •Minimum temperatures are for 13-hoar period ending at 3 a. m. this date, Attanta I harlearoii _ Iveatoa .... tie Rock ... Mobile Mtataff . ew Orleans . (Ursa V!f>*! Ill £j| 112 ~w LOWRV NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS Foreign Exchange, Travelers’ Checks, Brown Brothers’ Letters of Credit available in all parts of the world. H. M. Atklnion, V. P. Joseph A. McCord, Caihler. Frank Ifawkloa, President. Yhomai r.. Brwln. AaaL Caihler. n. W. Bjera, Aa,t. (.’sailer. Third National Bank Capital Surplus $200,000.00. $300,000.00. DIRECTORSi Frank Ilawklns. H. M. Atkinson. Joseph A. McCord. J. II. Nunaslly. J. T.arroll Fayoe. E. B. iloaser. David Woodward. HAVEYOUANYMONEY AHEAD? Ii It Inreited where It Ii perfectly aafe? Ii It avallablo now l( FORTUNE should knock »t your door? Prepare yourself to take advantage of opportunity by Investing your aavlnga In this hank, where they will earn 3% per cent COMPOUND INTEREST, be pep fectly safe and avallablo practically on demand. CENTRAL BANKS TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 Am G. Candler, President W. H. Patterson, Vies* President. A. P. Colee, Cashier. John 8. Owens, Vice-President. Wm. D. Owens, Aset. Cashier. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. Chicago, June 25.—Weaker tone to cables ami fairly good weather In tbo wheat l»elt Will Kh ,• Hs .1 1..W .•!• \4 Ip Ilf in if ■ However, the situation warrants buying uu all moderate break*. . JQpttort In tbo market mul talk quite bullish. Valentine nnd l’rlugle bidding for wheat; net taking much. arrest In southwest ami red rust «p- nearing lu Routb Dakota and Budapest up -<*. This aU combined causod reaction of 3-16c so far. say* Knnsn* will mlso orer 70,000,000 el* of uhvat. and will rplso ns much winter wheat a* last year. Quito a large, trade among nit traders in Chicago Inter-Ocean: Cash business la •bent Bnturilav There wero bids with December i Sale* of corn wore 170,000 and oata 90,000. All the reporta from Winnipeg end the Canadian northwest wero favorable. Texas raised mono corn last year, but this year It Is suffering from drouth. Eloyator people were the beet buyert of WARE A LELAND'S DAILY COFfEE LETTER. W New York, June 25.—The market opened I unchanged to 6 poluta lower In response to disappointing Kuroi»*tm rabies, but rallied cm n continuation of lots! buying and ati mid day waa about unchanged to T 5 point* higher on tho grneral range, with sales reported In one or two ninntha 6 nnd 10 Ipolnta above the dosing figures of the pre vious dor. There seemed to lie conipani- tlvelv Utile coffee offering aud tbo de- Imand required to rally the market was to mid-day nwim roiiinnrallridr ... I—BRi—HMEPMHpMPMI the —luews, although *omn demand off this character Is noted aud *eem* to lie duo to tho liulllsh sentiment expressed by tome of the leading trade Interests, who have a reputation for liellia most Inti mately Informed a* to conditions In all Ibraneka* of the trade. ■These Inti-rest* express a strong opinion lat tho extent of the conF"•“ !» a disappointment to thJMPMIH mates aud that, besides thla. the world I will require n larger yield than prerlnunlj owing to depleted stork* In consuming cir cles nnd the nnturhl Inrrense In the world's nerilN The u •• iflier In llur/ll u i- .’li.n.h lii harvesting sections, nod no nctunl eaj clpltatlon was reported. I’rlmary marL..J were steady and 50 to 100 rels higher In wplte nt the dvance of 1-334 lu tbo rate of Brazilian exchange. The following table gives the opening nnd closing quotation* for cnffco for futurt delivery today lu Now York: Opening. AllgUNT. , ,, ',, September.. ,. October.. •, , November,. •• December.. ., Closed firm. desire Mttown to sell on tbo weak nr** In Mverpeol and largo llusslan shipments, but some support was extended, with lorn! op erators buying, and tho market hl*| up outside buying was not In StMssw, nnd locals sold out. thereby allowlug tbo nmr ket to drag down. The cloning wn* cosy, but on further dip* we would favor pur chasHH There wero unfavorable report* from Texas relative to tlie corn crop, but gen ernlly condition* were nil that could b«i naked for, and mony tire*] hoMors sold nut. 'I here was fulrlj good buying of Mm the market closed heavy and we would not be nurprlNcd to witness n sharp break In thla cereal before purchases will be In or der again. Commission house selling of oats appear* ed early and was much In evidence through the day, si though there wn* rnosldernhle buying around cents for Hep- timber, but tbo demnnd was more Hutu satlsfind. The northwest sold, the cloning win weak, nnd It nppeii* «<• n* ns lr tie market will work somewhat lower. Tliero wa* buying of lard In the p market by Cudahy nnd commlsslor but thero was plpnty for sale. Tho market waa not nt all active, and were It not for CLOSE IN WHEAT SHOWSJENT LOSS LOCAL CROWD AND COMMIS SION HOUSES SELLERS. Liverpool Cables and Large Rus sian Shipments Largely Re sponsible for Decline. ehlrsffo, J line 2S.-~Wrnktio.. In Llroritool Wfcent wa, V' lower •uil nats Mr' lower. Ho, product* n romora and then aold ward. There waa m. hujlna urden the market on ruat report*. The m ment uf wheat in tho imrihweat waa Inrun at 33t rare, nualuat car- a year i There waa a lorite nninunt of wheat, oata on aale on tuo hard .pots early •1 were on atlo on tha .oft ■ ’ the day. .Vew bulla are net the uraln marketa. There were tlecrraara of 1.36,000 htuhela In the rl.lhle .apply nf wheat and IFi7.ee In flat*, while corn ahovred an lucren.e ef 34*.000 hii.hela. 1'rlmt -I In ell I'rlmnry wheat raeelpla 417.000 and 000 corn, and 10,000 oata. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Dec. .. 14% COUN- July. . 61 BXU h OATB- fiSt : JT 4 , T’6Rk- ,W4 July. .17.06 Kept. .10.66 LARD- July. . H.ffS Kept. . 8.80 0 hVdkk-’ July. . 9.15 ML . 9.07% Oct. .. 1.12% »l% ’ ” 49% 49% ii 1 17.06 J7.00 M.65 18.56 ISMsT 9.17% 9.10 1-93% if 8-82% 1.80 8.»% 9.15 :• i" 8.90 9.12% :».074 8.9*J CHICAGO CAR LOT8. Wheat Corn Oat* ... Ilogs .. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat opened % higher; 1:30 p. i lower: rlneed % tn % lower. " lower; 1:30 p. m THE LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. Icngo, June 25.—lings: Ilecelpt*. 4A.0M. irket ete - “ estimated u. 0.55; light. $8.254|«.52Vi \ <12006.80; ro' 18.3": yorker*. $A47%t/ heavy. '. ‘-Receipt*. 23.«"i. ilarki J0r- higher, quality fair; beevei mws, $1.3004 M; heifer*. % • 4fm $6.M: good prime steer*, jr, medium. $2,954/5.15; stockc $2.00(f4L50. -Sheep—ffr-relpf*. TZ,V)0. .Market H'V ItSleri for lower prices on prod- COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. Now York. Juno 26.—'The market for cot ton *eed oil was quiet. There waa some little steadiness In tho new erop months, nlthongb price change* were small. Mtoeks of rctlneil nr*- unusually small for thl* sea son of the year, nnd of crude there I* also not much left, and tho few holder* show no nnxlety to »elj. The strength In lard and tho let* favorable cotton outlook In the south Atlantic region* Imparted some strength to the market, which nt the Hose ws* Irregular with prices %c higher to %c lower.—ware A Leland. Opei ‘ mo jty * leptember ...... )ctober 4orember December Ctoeed •tesdy. GIBERT A CLAY’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. By rrirat* Lesii-d Wire. New Orleans, June 25.—Liverpool wa* very quiet and got out no # cable«. Option* lost from 1 to 2 point* on the close and spot *ale* amounted to 7,000 bales, Saturday** quotations being re- Apart from n lltilo buying shortly after the opening thla morning, the market ruled extremely quiet and f»*a- iin. -11-}<*4. Tin--a- imn iiuMr4 u«• r»* gen erally attributed to nomn covering on tho port of a few aborts who wero ilia ill f<‘H My discouraged over tho long and still unbroken drought In* tbo southern portion of Texas. True, shower* and thunder storms are pre dicted for the eastern portion of the drought section, but the trade t« mure Inclined to tho view that heavy precip itation* and not light scattered show er* are needed to replenish with mol*. ture the woll-drled Held* of Texan, in the eastern belt no" concern Is felt over the reported damage through exce**lve moisture to tho plant, for the past few day* have been without any precipita tions, and hence vory favorable for the cleaning of groan from, the fields, a condition that ha* been variously re ported a* considerably marring an ’’ft' i ! • •’*■ • H'-Ilf Male of 4 Ultlva- tlOB. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest fustiibllahfri Offlco Houth. COTTOU STOCKS— BONDS -9MI» Ground Floor Gould Hullding. Dally market letter and market manual mallM on wpplb alb :i L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, 6RAIN ComspoidMl's Capital $250,000 f. HrmwwH Tt* trapmUare rt*»*re w*re nnlmpnrt- *<t ,xrt )tsHsriiiisiM*i pml ovyr th» uu'I Sutauuih dUlrlcU. WM. I- PEBU Prrel4«t ROBT. r. MADDOX. Yltre-Pfra. TII08. J. PBKPI.Eg, CilbI.r. JA8. a. I.RRTKR. Al.'t Cathl.r. MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO. CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS .’ ACCOUNTS INVITCO $200,000.00 $500,000.00 We invite aroounta of individuals, corporations, banks and bankers nnd offer the best terms consistent with conservative banking. In our Raving* Department we allow Interest at the Rate of 3 1-8 per cent. Compounded Semi-Annually. Him Omani. • cotton; GkAr" 1 * Be. 3 Wall Si.. Fifin Bulldlaa. Altaala. da. MfMftfS; Hew Yetk Cetloe tidivp ^ Him Oiltaat Cattea hckaaft. Hiiraul Cellaa Auetlallea. Print* Wirti te Him Yetk. Hem Orltait, CkUiga. Bell Pbeae 1 HI.