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FRIDAY, jrvr r>,
TRADE IK COTTON
DULL AND LISTLESS
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of tho Fleecy Staple.
LITTLE INTEREST
JULY IN NEW ORLEANS
SHARPLY HIGHER.
Late Months Hold Very Steady,
Pending the Government
Report.
Advices from Liverpool were favorable
•t the opening, bat the closing quotations
? were somewhat disappointing, tho opening
f advance being lost, probably due to tenders
of gJOO bales.
Spats wore marked up 4 points oa sales
of 4,000 bales at 6.14 for middling.
In N«mv York trading In futnmi was dull,
with business very small even for a half
holiday
July In New Orleans bordered on the sei
national opening 3 points lower at 10.96.
The price was forced Irregularly up to 1L20,
fluctuations both up and down bring wide.
A wlr** from tlm ringside sn , . I j i,
posltlou appears strongly held In the hinds
of manipulators, and it* future coarse de
pends entirely on whether or not deliveries
ara made, and If so, to what extent.**
. ofthi
are undoubtedly directs __ ___
price of July within bounds, for they
1 have the lesson of July, 1904, at heart.
In that year cotton was even shipped from
Liverpool ta be tendered on July. The
bulls have no desire for a repetition of this
nhhmmhhpmhmi
performance and a^p therefore 1 beading
their energies to keen prices down until the
danger of shlpmnts Is over. Likewise they
price of July higher than spots much I
cotton would probably be tendered. Homo
— this Is not probable so long as the dif^
ferenco betweeb New York and Liverpool
remains so wide. New York undoubtedly
sold heavily in Liverpool today, which wsr
one of the causes of the weakness In fu
tures there and some of the selling was
presumably against cotton that will prof
ably be shipped from New York."—Wart
Leland.
SPOT con ON MARKET.
uneana—ririn,
(Liverpool—Quiet, 6.14d« 1
Augusta—8tendy, 8&
. Savannah—Quiet,
RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close
July. .}0.96 1L£> 10.16 1U6 11.14-16 10.J6-9'
Aug. .10.64 10.75 10.64 10.60 10.6849 10.67-66
Sept.' .10.39 10.16 10.19 KkSi 10J9-49 10.4041
Oct. ..10.23 10.29 10.23 10.26 10.25-26 10.25-2*
Nov 10.26-26 10.26-28
pec. ..10.26 10.12 10.26 10.2? 10.23-29 IQ.jtei
Jan. ..10.34 10.35 10M_liM ~MM
Feb.
10.35 10.34 35 1<
HIPiJIPBlP 10.37-40 lM
M«H*. .10.46 10.46 10.46 10.46 10.47-46 10.46-49
Closed steady. |
RANGE IN NEW YORK COTTON
Open. Illgh. Low. sale. Close. Close.
July ..10.16 ia» 10.16 10.90 10.90 10.21-22
Aug. ..10.25 10.33 10.25 10.32 l0.tl-32 10.29-30
Aug,
Nov. .
. - 10,3 >-31
10.32-34 10.61-33
■ 10.37 10*67-3 10.16-37
■HTiaS 10.42 10.S7 10.40 10.4MI 10.40-41
Feb. .,10.42 10.44 10.40 10.44 10.41-43 10.41-43
M. h. . 10.45 10.40 10.44 10.49 10.43-49 10.47-49
Closed steady.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool. June 80.
ton dull, with prlcei
lands. *.14d. ftales
P 3ft-12:16 p. m.—Spot cotl
jiceygaJr^MWduiii^^
in nus. O.UU. HP 4.000, American RWJ!
speculation and export 600; receipts 2,000,
I American 1,500.
Jane
June-July ..
July-August
Aug. Sept. .,
opening Previous
Range. Close. Clows.
«i. LJfor.
iwr.-pte.
ic.-Jau.
Lf! L77
5.63 5.69
Jsn.-Feb.
Feb.-March ....
Closed quiet.
5.72-6.61 - - -
6.644.60 6.60
OS
6.606.67 6.57
6.614.62
6.76-5.77
6.04.66
1.60
Hi
y|
En
6464.67
TODAY'S PORT RECEIPT8.
The following table shows receipts at tho
ports today, compared with the same day
last year:
Htvannab ....
Charleston ...
Wilmington
Norfolk
lUMIlm-r** ...
New York....
Boston
Philadelphia .
Total
1906
U°6 B
205
610
103
*480
466 be
2021 la
• In
1644 471
212 At
230 261
• 606
C
2674
<042
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
1906
Houston
1866
146
166
155
36
™ ST
® SK
bn
ata
Kt. Louis.....
O-rlnnati
Total
23B
3065
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. _
New tlrl-an. vxrwrt. #0 l» W MIM,
anln.t 1.313 Hemal l».t y«ir; (illTMton,
1.K) to mraln.t KMil }«« y«r:
lli,niton. l.XO to um, agalnit :,13J actual
Inst year.
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
Be Prlrat. Leased Wire
Xeor York. June 30 —Tbe dry b~*1«
ket was quiet, cotton yarns abosed I—
recesRlons In prices,,varying from V* to
per pound. BUeebed sheetings and printed
r pound. Bleached sheeting* and printed
goods sold with some freedom to large
Western operators. „ r
A Liverpool house cabled respecting the
report hero Thurefisy that Europe would ba
heavily short, and aald that tha wheat crop
of Kurope would ba sliest the same as last
smaller one In Itou-
Private Wire to Glbert & Clay.
New York. June 30.—Liverpool closed %
to 1% higher on this crop sod unebengv *
.'ii next It \\n«t cspect.-d to b*» 7 | ijin
on July-August and S ou all others.
Journal of Commerce says: "A few Jsrgo
buyers from the west were In the mark. .
•lurli l tin- .1 i\ up.•iiillng In prlntej «•••$
and bleached goods, but the general trauo
was quiet and without special feature.
There waa a more active movement In
heavy sheetings for domestic consumption
at prices lowar than those which have been
prevailing openly, such oa 6 per cent '/r
four-yard 66x60s, but In proportion to |te
production the sales were Infinitesimal uml
had no bearing on market conditions except
so far aa they were talked of by buy era.'
before sale waa
new unnni. warm so.—i.ireriw* be i
opening partially rtapond* -i »nr mivan
hnt closed disappointingly nt practically i
changed prices from yesterday. vVas <3
MOVEMENT OP COTTON
DURING PAST WEEK
Secretary Hester, of the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange, In hla weekly statement
of the nlorement of cotton for week end
of the Movement of cotton for week end
ing yesterday, shows a decrease In the
amount brought Into sight, aa compared
with last year, of 68,000 bales, an Increase
Increase of 15,000 over 1903.
For tha twenty-nine days of Jnne the to*
afore last of 112.000. and an Increase
orer the name time .In 1903 of 86,000.
For the 903 days of the season that have
la behind
tha 302 days
■» ;ci Mi,tv»A m the same
year before last 621,000 and ahead of
SSVrVtoo.
The amount brought Into alght daring
year, 39,223 year before last, aud 41,420 for
tha same time In 1903: and for tha twenty-
nine days of Jnne ft has l»een 249,637,
against 467,040 feat year, 117,421 year be
last and 10,662 the same time In 1906.
Tha movement since September 1 shows
receipts at all United States ports of 7,647,-
878. against 9,160.511 last yaar, 7.066.06 year
before last and 7.660,700 aame time In 1908.
Potomac rivers to northern i
ada 921.164. against 1,066,061 last .
9fl0 year before last and 1.064,494 '
_ t . T MOM
time In 1903: Interior stocks In excess of
those held at the close of the commercial
year 76,996, against 150,210 last ysar, 64,141
before last, and a decrease the same
mills' takings 1,106,000,
ear, 1,762.169 year ba-
same time In 1908.
These make the total movement for the
902 days of the season front September 1 to
year
esr.
the
40.166, agslnst 73,514 1sst year, making the
tout thus far for the season 6,291,643.
tm.**’** last year, a decrease of
'Northern mills' takings and Canada dur-
ui as compared with the eorrespom.-
Ingperiod last yesr.jind their totiU tunings
since September 1 have Increased
south, and Canada, tbns far for the season
have t»een 4,329,6^8, against 4,146,464 last
year. These Include 2.279,506 by northern
pinners, agslnst 2,186,666.
.Stocks at the seaboard and the twenty-
period last season of £>,297 and are now
96,601 smaller than at this date In 1905.
Including stocks left orer at porta and
Interior towns from the last crop ami the
number of bales brought Into sight thus
IK FIRST HOUR
MOVEMENT IN STOCKS WAS
VERY NARROW.
Outside Business Was Small.
Bank Statement Not Oood
as Expected.
By Private Leased Wire.
New York, June 30.—Jn the stock
market, the majority of stocks at the
opening showed declines extending to
a point in Anaconda, Atlantic Coast
Line and Canadian Pacific. The laat
m« ntb.nc.I rallied l-4«\ Sugar open*
3-4c lower. Pennsylvania declined 3-4c
in all. Atchison iost 3-4c. Heading
declined 3-8c and Amalgamated and
National Lead l-4c. Union Pacific de-
clln.-'l and milled 1 -4a*
Price movements, except in a few of
the high-priced Issues, were narrow,
and there was llttlo interest to the
trading on the stock exchange floor
during the first hour. Outside bual-
nees wae small, and no one seemed to
care whether congress adjourned or
not, aa long as they could fill In time
until the exchange cloaed to leave the
street. •'
Governments unchanged. Other
bonds quiet.
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8TRONQ APPROVAL O
FOR THE GEORGIAN O
FROM AUTHORITIES,
Atlanta, Oa., Jun, 15, 1901.
Mr. Jowph B. Lively,
Market Editor,
The Georgian, City.
Dear Sir: We wleh to expreea
our appreciation of the very at
tractive market page which The
Georgian le publlehlng from day
to day, It being one of the moet
complete we have had any ex
perience with.
Youre truly,
IOUIS J. ANDERSON A CO.
Cuatla N. Anderson, Manager.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKE
:::::::::
American Sugar Refining !
Anaconda
American Lnoomotlre
t\o preferred ’**
American Smelting lteflntng **
do preferred..... *
Atchison
da preferred
American Cotton Oil '
Baltimore and Ohio...,
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt
Canadian Pacific...,
Chicago and Northweatsrn.
Chesapeake and Ohio ....
Colorado Fuel and Iron. »...
Chleafo and uroat Western..
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Delaware and Hudson
PlaUller’a Securities '
do nre9crrod!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!|‘!!*!!!|’*''**”!*,*.!’.
General Electric
Illinois Central
American • Ice Securities
T jwilewllla and V*>. I.Ill.. * .........
Louisville and Nashville .*.7.7.7.*
Aiioaourl Pacific
New York. Ontario and Western....'
National, Lead * *
Northern Pacific
*»rfolk awl Weatern
BSnBk-arj
Pressed Steel Car
Pacific Hall
Heading
epublie Steel
prefe’r’rod! ’.!! L* .
States Rubber
do preferred
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
do. preferred.
Rlose-Sheffleld
Tanoean. caefjiwi’iMii:::::::^::::::,*::::::::::::!::::
Tnaa and PadBc
1 Hlm> U..IA.
Virginia-!'arnllnn Chemical
_ do. proreerod.(«„..'.«7t,.i...v
Western Union
Wabash !!,!!.!,!!!!
^ do. preferred.. *.* *******
Wisconsin Central
do. preferred
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8TOCK SALES.
WARE A LELAND’8 DAILY
. COTTON LETTER
% Mints Hi July cotton In New Orleans,
making the advance 50 points In taro days.
Infused considerable steadiness In the cot
ton market today. Liverpool advices were
very disappointing. In that the Initial ad-
ranch of 4 to 6 points was not held, the
foreign market closing unchanged for the
day. But tho desire to buy cotton on the
»rt of shorts was In evidence at the open
ig, and prices ruled steady during the enj
re session. An Improvement of 6 to
'ar from the new crop, the supply to date
.s 11,087,671, against ll8S2,452 for ths asms
period last year.
THE WORLD’S VISIBLE
8UPPLY OF COTTON
for the week ended yesterday _
against m decrease of 1*5,524 laat veer, a
decrease of 130.164 In 1904 and a decrease
of 96,0*1 In 1608.
American cotton I
last year of 622,675 and an Ineresoe
xxpared with year before last of 1.044.90.
Or the world's visible supply of cotton as
there Is now afloat and held In Great
a and continental Europe 1.901,000,
t 1.766,0ft) last year and 1.215/0) year
last: In Egypt 19,0&, against 1S.000
ast year and 11.000 year before last; In
India 904,608. agslnst MA800 laat ysar and
476.000 year before last, and In the United
660,0ft). against 616,000 last year and
REPORT ON COTTON
...ctionally.. Heporta from the
Houth show favorable progress of the crop,
but It is evident there Is-not enough short
selling it ths present time'on a basis of
l(H4c to carry on a decline. Some very com-
betent judges of cotton hare lw»en Uuylng
•or two days on the theory that jpilsfuro
that prBsaurn
U now off the market following the July
deliveries, and that charige In the fa-
— ••■“.ta
very little cotton for sale when buyer;
tempted to purchase. The undertone of
market has shown more strength since ;
terdty morning than for some time past.
beoeipts of cotton
SHOW MABKED DECREASE
8|M-rlal «o The Georgian.
Augiiatn, Oa.. June ».-T«»ardar tkwed
year ahowa a marked ,
wm. „ the total
amount raniVad iaet waeit waa a# halea
axalnat 5.S1! oI laat year. The vrlo. of
mton I, also good; In fact it l. naarly Se
higher thl, year than It waa laat,
There la being wueh eald on thl
nbont the amairreeeliila, and It a genertlly
conoeeded- that the rroo wlll be a abort
Me. The firmer, afe atlll holdlag to what
they have on band, however, for the stock
yesterday 55s 2M&), against 16,461 of last
year.
CHRONICLE’8 WEEKLY
CROP STATEMENT
Following la (he e(atletlra) poelllon of
cotton on JTrlday, Juno no mad, m hr
the Now York Financial Chronicle, by pri
vet, leaned wire to Ware * Inland:
ThU Imat I,it
Week. Week. ■ Trar.
asjLrfR^al ** T
K? , ^e , k , .* b ::::: w ^i
Fort tfcelple.... »;.a7
&
Interior r-,-lpt» It.WJ
Int. ehlproenta.. M.WJ
lot. atocka UMi*
New Tork. Jnne 3.—"Our telegraph re-
porta from the Rontb tbla erenlng Imllrale
that on the whole the weather haa been
‘ if th, week. Heporte
tn — -
to the elfeet diet the
of oar eorreepondente report Ini-
It le rlalmed that,
l Texas haa be«t
I needed orer the
GIBERT & CLAY'S DAILY
COTTON LETTER
New Orleans, June 1).-Opening prince In
Jrerpool market were more In areonl with
ipectatlone, hut the heerjr liquidation of
July had an nnfarorahle elfeet ami option.
rloMd unchanged nt yratreday's anotatloM
■pot aalea amounting to only 4.000 bale, at
an advance of 4 point.. The manlpnlatloa
the July poeltpm weo dletlnetly the fen*
of today's trading and naproteeted
la found themeelre. In a matt nneoea.
ibl* position. ToJnat what extent the
f the holder, of epot rot-
toe. Weather reporta are exrrllent, bat
antll July are more or Im, completely re-
mormf u ■ market factor, little' nr no £7
- —*—d I, the
tereat la experted to be centered
new crop moat ha Klnrthlliw, .the.Rlaat
miking eplendtd nregreea and without
, Influence of refterted rep port, prim
Uhl undoubtedly ebow a not anraaao<iab)e
GIBERT A CLAY
M K. AlAhAMA »T.
ATLANTA, OA.
E
corrcc. provision*
IIMBCRIi
39M92
TAKINGS OF COTTON
BY WORLD’S SPINNERS
Takings of American cotton by the
world’s spinners, according to Secretary
Heater, Including corrections, are as fol-
*°This week 163.000, against 194.000 last
year and 1TL600 In 1904.
-Total since September 1. this year. W.-
616,000, against 11.011.000 Inst year, and 9,*
246,00) the year before.
Of this northern spinners
000 laat year, and 2,084.
•sotter* ‘
last year,
the ;
... . t i.ML«m
«PPPMIPl.844.aiO the year before* and
foreign spinners 6.186.000. against «4C/V>
last year, and 6J88,000 the year before.
PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.’8
DAILY COTTON LETTER
bat tha weather was good. Uverpool
* " Hires rather bci
rnerre report show*
market after opening 4 to 6 polnta low
on the old crop and two points lower
one higher on the new. which wns
better than due oa the cables, rallied quite
W.9L while the new erep "tews n gain of
8 to 4 i^oints more. The advance was led
I by the Jnly eptloa In New Ortcana. wbl;h
sold np from 10.* to 11.39. tho odvany*
being accompanied by rumors that J.aiy v»
that
Tork fito<*k KichancolNetr Orleans Cotftm I7x»'hange.[Cb!csfO Board ®^.Trade.
i New Y>>rk Cotton Exchange i.Vew Orlenns Ftort Lx'-banre ILIrerpo*,! Cotton
IjtJw York Coffro Exchange .Near Organs Board of 1 rade/.alteston Cotton Lxrbanga
! Brown.
.1-,'lt
irkft was corn^redlTiy Haynes and
loiter, July In Xew Orleans t»rok
points and the loafl mnrknt eased
Jlghtif. bat sbowcl atesdlne*s around
the ctoftag price of yesterday. Th- cloyi
Local and Long Distance Tsltphons 52H.
, R. FAGAN, Manaflsr.
» i
Steady, net un< h.in»--d to nine
jli)i4-.- Mur a fnr.irnl.Ii- monthly «roj, r.
:-*r| from the government next Tu-eloj
I*aslefl4ently In-en dlw.-ountod.
mM
NEW YORK BANK 8TATEMENT.
.^%Sf k, K. B «SL of Ite *!BLas5
chaugss:
Reserves 6M07K6
Lotna
Specie
M'CULLOUGH BROS.* FRUIT
AND PRODUCE LETTER
npscie
2,575,300
144,700
Clrenlatlon
Inorimre. Decrraau.
»"BA406
1,4W,100
101,700
ATLANTA CLEARING
HOU8E STATEMENT
^.y. W, & n *': “. ,n r r Ui« -
AamndayUttyrar
Ha roe week last yesr
2.619.312.97
16.6U9.444.-Ml
112,441,015.55
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
Natv \ork, Jiiiip 21—The marki't for cot
ton reed oil waa moderately artlve and
atMdy, There was trading lu nearly every
month from July to January, hut with
prices showing very little change from
Thureday. The bu.lneia waa mainly In July
and Heptemlwr. In the near position It la
■till a waiting market, with the trade etlll
Indlapoeed to operate until after the Jnly
^^w^^Ke^jiliiecjVTh^nea^rond^
waiting on erop devrlup-
i—s- . ,-™ w movement of cotton
la reflected In a like manner In oil for fall
1 let. The market at the
wlth^prie" unchanged
to He* lowcr.-^Wsre \
Atlanta, Gs., Jans 68.—A normal dsmand
prevails on droused poultry at quotation
prlcss. Tbs consumption of sticb goods is
more or less limited during the warm sea
son now prevailing. Live poultry receipts
for two days post have Iteen more or less
excessive, and wttb the continuation of
same we anticipate the market showing a
slight downward tendency as to vsluss.
to meet trade requirements at present. The
demand la weak and limited, with prices
showing a decided weakness.
The butter market has t»een thoroughly
fMb i with tbs demand and prices com
p >s pi
iileuce Is being felt, aa the demand Is also
limited.
The onion market shows more or leas ac
tivity, which are will cured and of good
alse.
wm negro io move in a iiroueu
the next two or throe weeks.
Very little demand for okra. |
err, cucumbers, egg plants or
... peppers, cel
try, cucumbers, egg plants or stinash.
Fahey tomatoes scarce and ready sals at
advnuced prices.
l'lnenpplrs plentiful and a drag In ths
market at the lowest prices of the season.
Jnly
ASGmhir':::::::::::::::
October
Opening. Clnee,
Nnrtmber jimnu'K
*< “S- “i.Noremfcr at
31%. and 100 November at 31%.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET,
Following Is given tho aliening and closing
quotations of the New York coffee market
. ‘sail
March
April.. .. .. ,
Jwy
June
Jnly
August
:: !:£?:£
.. 7.5-7.10
.. 7.16-7.30
mTiuiwr.i ,, ,. ., .. ,, u.u
Bales, 7,000. Closed quiet.
. 6.104.60
. 6.404.66
: isa
. 6.864.75
6.764.60
IK..
?:SS;?:S
7.16-7.60
6.664.40
6.164.40
6.404.46
6A04.66
6.664.60
6.664.70
6.764.*)
high, especially
Sixes.
The demand Is more hr less active on
peachesj the quality now being superior to
, ties, til
Lie earlier varieties. ■
Bananss, by reason of the heavy Fourth
tie doing In oranges.
ment next week. Country acceptances were
better and the trade generally Is looking
for carrying charges In all markets, nartlc-
nlarly In the wlnler wheat sections In tbs
near future. Acceptances of new wheat
yesterday In the aouthwest were aald tc
IllHsrnl. A Chicago house liought 36,000 In
els here on low mds and others picked
a number of email Iota.
o l»«
RBrnfl-
picked up
HAVEYOUANYMONEY AHEAD?
BUYING OF COTTON
OF GOOD CHARACTER
New York, June *1—The Hun aaya: "The
July noth-te, amounting to 60.flQ0 lyiles. hn<t
less effect than was expected. It Is not
the first time that llui l>c*rs nave iimpihhi
MB teteflAM
out aM-ertaln program for a day. only to
- Wlhfe too
•rices de-
fiml that they aad got th« cei
horse. At .any rate, alt hour
dined moderately early In
sharply under the Influence of buying by
the large ef»ot tioueea and others. A good
many thought this Indicated a firm under
tone. At least. It Indicated that cotton Is
not such a drug In the markst as the |»eaal
Jverpool advices were not by
■ in ■man, uwi m ui ii an m«-i«-
s buying of a, good character and now
t the July liquidation la out of tho
y It would not Tie at all surprising to
a healthy markst. «t lesat for a time.
The short Interest is atlll “ very jlsrge^
fuly t. "-Glbert A Clay.
New Orleans, June 60.—Tlmea-Demorrat:
"The formation of a pool on Thursday with
euougli long Interest in Jnly held In strong
hands—some thirty or forty thousand bales
I'nMiy iiriiiiy in tun rx»iii uni urm |>aiiB
out aa exi»ected has complicated the mid
summer position considerably and yeaterday
tlie local ring scared up anffldHiit covering
In that option to l»ooat It 61 a bale. Mean
—!*» 4*111110 lafiin
market evidenced Improvement, moat oi
which was traceable to the strength of
July coutrseta and tho promise of a oqumtie.
relatively <
gh mdlilng
I lUNUfi
tadtis
bllltlra, though imthlng really important la
likely to occur Itecauae of the pigmy pro
portions of the aperulatlve Interest In all
INieltjoiis and a bureau condition showing
anything less than radical In the general
professional view will Itardly stir up a
whirlwind because the public persistently
refuses to take n hand. The weekend
figures were nbont a stand-off, though bull-
fan to the extent of showing a greater df*
crease In the visible supply than for the
me week In gny previous year."-Wsro
THE LIVE 8T0CK MARKET.
Ily Private I.eased Wire.
Chicago. June Ih—llogs— Receipts today
11.00a Market good for fair; others weak,
quality fair: left over 4.361: bulk <6.72%4#
4f.N0: eatlnmted for Monday 4*.000; light S4.4d
M ft over 4,1
■.■v.miiiMinl for Monday
06.60; mixed $6.4606.82%; heavy 16. _ .
rougba JM0O6.46; pigs 66.60G6.6-); yorkera
6f.7?%06.n%; flood "to cnotesnetvy
irr'a ISO
f to
12.70
ern f3.<0#6.2>: yea rHuss 6607; Iambi
07.60; western 66.2507.76.
Market
west-
mbs 96.25
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
New York, June *).—The flun says: Trices
cf stocks St the oganlng wen* generally a
little lower than they rloeed Thursday, re
flecting perhaps the Influence of the lower
range of quotations sent over from Lou
don. After a while prices rallied and fluc
tuated without any great change, lu the
with
only a small rally just before the close. On
the decline many of the principal atocks,
Istich as United rltstca Hteel common, Mia-
anurl Tactile, and Reading touched lower
figures than they have at any time aluro
WHEAT WAS UNDER
SELLING PRESSURE
OPENED UNSTEADY TO A
SHADE LOWER.
Heavy Northwest Receipts and
Good Harvesting- Weather
Chief Factors,
Ily Private LmimI Wire.
Chinayn, Jana ai.-Mop-lnae antlla, waa ,
feature anil a factor In th, wkvat market,
which rlon«l lower for th* day an
around tha bottom |>rln>a reached. The re
ceipt of live rare near Turkey wheat liera
allowed tha lonxa that the araln baa com.
meat. There wna
■P _ -Oft account. Th,
r tn wheat are about out that la
t
mm earn
a wheat aold on abort aceount.
tn whaat ara nbont ont-lhi
Important nnea, and than nr,
abort line* '
Porn held np fairly well tm abort a cover-
Iny, tha dime helitf U to He hlxhar. nnta
ware un 14 to Uc and bo, produrta bad
,aln. of S fo Sr.
t'aah aalea hare SAWS, No. 1 northern i
here at ISVir.
1'riina.y recelpta of wheat Sa,tm far fha
I reapectlvtty a yaar nfo.
CHICAGO QRAIN MARKET.
low, 1. .
Pndflfl
Open. High. 1/ow. Cloae. Clnee.
WHEAT—
u
K
N>H
n*.\: Stt
te-• 8*
OAT8-
iTy. . 3>S
ftr.: is
l'ORK—
July. .17.00 17.60 ^«.7I 16.75 17.oo
n*gt. .16.76 16.83% 16.76 '16.77% 16.70
W4
l
h
*i%
Kept.
.07%
•8L..-
J"lL DK V4l t.M
»,:ML 1:3
ii
il !i
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
JTlwi following Qgurvs give tbs primary
mnrcmHit of whaat and corn:
H Whaat—nacaljits today MO.000 hash a Is,
Rgalnaf M7.000 nnabsls Uat yaar; shlninonts
today 61.000 liuabals, against 221.000 buMlifia
last year.
Corn- Receipts today 682.0ft) huahela,
against 7«V.m» bunhels last year; shlpman(•
itadsy 666,000 busbals, against 561.000 boabcla
last y^sr.
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
Oldest Established Office Houth.
COTTON STOCKS BONOS ORAIN
Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally
market letter and markot manual
111*»11 •• I - n .ii'iilb aMnn
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Wheat *t*
Torn ,v.,.,•»606 »
Data
flogi
Tomorrow.
67i
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