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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
At Midday the Entire List
Showed Advance of From
9 to 10 Points.
JULY RAINS FACTOR
Induced Good Outside Buy
ing and Shorts Cov
ered Freely.
The market for cotton futures In
yew York has shown more strength
today than for some time.
The buying has been of good charac
ttr. and Is based on unfavorable ad'
rice* from the growing crop.
Shorts displayed considerable nerv
ouiness and covered freely.
Price puts out the following: “Cotton
advances without effort. Is depressed
only by most strenuous endeavor. At
lantic states nearly flooded. Area of
excessive ralnfal seems now to Include
Mississippi valley and North Texas.
The Incipient bullishness Is sure to de
relop Into a broad speculation shortly.'
By Private Leased Wire.
New York, July 16.—The cotton mar
ket opened steady, 2 to 7 points higher,
In response to the heavy .rains In the
eastern belt and steadier cables. There
arai a moderate trade through commls
»ion and considerable covering
shorts.
SPOT con ON MARKET.
Atlanta—Steady at 11 1316c. v
New York—Quiet nnd steady at 11c. Sales
|H: delivered ou contract 300.
Near Orlenna—Quiet at lie; sales 750. De-
krertd on contract 600; to arrlro 150.
Liverpool—Quiet at 6.10d.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, July 16, 12:15 p. m.—Cotton,
ipot quiet, with prices quiet; middling up
land* 6.10; sales 6,000: Araerlcnn 3,500: spec
ulation and export 500; receipts 1,300; all
American.
Futures opened easier.
Opening Previous
Range. Close. Close.
July 5.83-5.82 5.84 5.85
July-August.. .. ...5.79-6,81 5.81 5.82
Aug.-Sept 6.735.74 6.735.74 5.75
•"* ~ * . ..5.16 6.68-5.83 5.70
...5.64-6.68 6.64-5.63 6.66
.. .5.63 6.634.64 6.65
....6.684.64 6.684.64 6.66
, ..5.64 6.644.66 6.66
6.664.67 5.67
. .6.674.68 5.68 5.69
Sept.-Oct..
Oct.-Nov.. ..
Nor.-Dec... .
Ilee-Jan
Jan.-Fell......
Keb.-March..
March-Aprll
doled qul
I quiet.
TODAY’8 PORT RECEIPT8.
The following table shows receipts at the
Mobile
Savannah ....
Charleston ...
Wilmington .
Norfolk
Baltimore ....
New York ..
Boston
Philadelphia
Total
'1906
1906 k
%
228
/ 914
946
68
223
2466 U
4675 cr
606 tN
2618 w
1«34 u
"ai S
• 64 f.
5865
14213
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Houaton
Attfuata ..
Memphis ..
8t. Lulls .
Cincinnati
Total .....
GIBERT & CLAY’S DAILY ( U
COTTON LETTER
New Orleans, July 18.—Foreign news was
fjnerally scarce, probably due to the fact
hat Liverpool furnished a featureless raor-
“ Ptlnn* closing steady at a loss of 1
from Saturday levels. Spot Bales were
>ales. 2 points lower. From India
ar that there are fears of a dlsnn-
t Noting rainfall, and the rainy season is
[ vital Importance there. Soma good buy-
*r In Nsw York on less favorable crop
■f ounts was reflected In the higher ©—
Ing of the local market. Little atte._„.
w«« made, however, to further the natural
Advantages gained and market prices re
gained steady at the advance. Bains have
Main been general over the belt, and
■uraerotia advices have been received eom-
pmininz of damage through excessive tools-
tur#. in Texas especially fears are ex-
that the wet weather will cause
KN activity on the part of weevlla.
Y». «he other hand, private advices f
Arkansas art fraught with exceedingly
Rble existing prospects and indicate that
Jut heavy rains have been very beneficial
jo th* pisnt. a statement which largely
Slf* °'v P*. Bt records and present theories
IJM V* do not necesssrily militate
■ninat prospects for an excellent yield.
week in cotton
WAS FEATURELESS
0r, **»A‘ July IS.—Tlm«a-D«nocret:
55 w **k the cotton market licit her
JJlo-'l nor loat ypnuln, friend., d.relov—1
•C conimiiutiai t.uil.ncy, brought to light
rrMh Inflo.ncos and accompflahed noth-
™l wort, recording. Fat the moat part
"r» crop weather lino been faTorabl* and
!»* pmapeet In the New Oriean. territory
JLi^texdlent While there la now law
JJcrrt.Int, over the plana of the July boll
’be poaltlon of the atraddler who baa
“»*n cau.ht In the draft-net hn. not been
in,!—T*- 1 by the wtjnlaf of apot dl-'r.
u n, oe * U)r - by the heiltancy of w»N.
hjt bpera of July tender cotton from New
- I **• mk New Orlenna loat an
middling tpota and gained 7 point.
,h <- October option.
COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET.
16.—The market for cot*
2? •***! oil was quiet on Saturday, with
g?-» “boat .teady. There were no rale,
"t» r t»d early, but buyer, were Inclined to
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of tho Fleecy Staple.
Private Wire to nihert * flay
. July lt-Blu Clle.’ report,
Hntton & Co., I. now expected
at noon tomorrow. ^
Sentiment: Trader, attempt
hul cotton on July rain., after n favor,
coring muon, It I. evidence of the 11
they know nbout plant growth.
A Are occurred ye.ter.lny In American
dock a ores No. 16 nnd S.313 batca were ‘
stayed.
The Journal of Commerce raya: "Aa com
pared to market condition. of year ngn
the preaent altnallon In tbe dry goods U
regarded at more healthy and more permit'
nent. The price levels of the more import
ant staple line* bare been thoroughly tested
during the ait three months and revised
where revision has been needed. Be
nI«o have tested the market and are
skeptical concerning the location of
rock; Stocks of most lines, Including many
qualities of domestics, are very low In
second hands, and there Is apparently not
enough stock among retailers to more than
take care of* current consumption. Con
sumers, retailers and Jobbers are ail closer
to the loom than Is usually tho caso
this time of year.
. New Orleans, July 16,-Llverpool 2 down
Is slightly disappointing. Was due un
changed on onr market.
Plano to Dallas nearly ideal. Sooth Texas
as a whole In fine shape.
Our traveling man wires; “Pine Bluff ~
Texarkana conditlona could hardly be bet
ter. Arkansas has best July coudltiou *
years. Texarkana, Clarksville. Paris. IIol .
Grove, Ilonham, as a whole, very fine—
clean, well-worked, fruiting well. Sherman,
locaf rains - B0 -I>otte ^ 0*1°* to hea
the precipitation east of the
Private Wire to Ware A Iceland.
New York, July 16.—The cotton market
opened quiet and nbout as expected. There
was very good buying of October and .De
cember on reports of too much rain In
certain parts of the Atlantic states. Mar
ket acts aa though It was oversold and may
work up some. Shorts are a little nervous.
New Orleans bought cotton on opening.
Carpenter 4c Baggett selling some cotton.
WARE AND LELAND’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER,
Now Orleans, July 16.—Cotton was com
paratlvely active today, and It displayed
n good undertone that carried prices up
for an advance of a half dollar a (Mile, in
spite of the certainty of considerable low-
grade New York cotton being delivered *“
contract here., Sentiment wes more bnll
than It was last week, and shorts were ui
nosed to cover and take the long sido for
turn. Heavy rnlna In sections of the east
ern belt—almost 6 inches In some localities
—were chiefly responsible for this right-
abou-fsce. Liverpool cables were about aa
expected, but the weekly rerlewa concern
ing the trade conditions in tbe Manches-
generally 1
eus would
opening .. ------
steamship Proteus would arrive this
afternoon from Now York with about 1,000
bales of cotton aboard. These features,
however, passed unnoticed, nnd prices
climbed steadily until they were about 10
points higher than the closing of Saturday,
at which level scalpers on the long alue
were satiatled with their profits and com
menced to sell out, thereby checking tbe
advance. Price came out with some very
strong bullish telegrams, which Increased
Ira to buy. All in all, the rnar-
remsrkabiy steady throughout the
During the next
lult of the preaent rainy spell. It Is
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Texas—San Antonio, dear and pleasant.
Tylar, cloudy and warm. Houston, cloudy
and cool; rained yesterday. . Dallas, heavy
rain and still raining. New Braunfels, clear;
temperature 75. Texarkana, cloudy: 78.
Sherman, raining for two days. Fort Worth,
mining; 75. Waco, drhullnjr. Taylor,
cloudy; 70. Ardmore, cloudy. DeJIss,. rain
ill, UUU'IJ ****** luiv-i......., —
ig. Grenada, cloudy and cool; very bawl
.jin tbta morning. Mt-rMLn, dur and hot.
lUttiritmrr. clrar nnd hot.
Georgia—(.'olumbu,, partly flondy and
nleorant. Albany, pnrtly cloudy nnd hot.
Thommrlllo, portly cloudy nnd wnrm.
Horn*, door ond warm; light ihowcra yea
“JuaLran—Montgomery, clear ond worm,
very heavy rain Saturday afternoon. Jllrm-
Inaham, cloudy nnd threatening. Troy,
cloudy nnd plcaaant. Enfaola. partly
cloudy and warm. Hnntavllle. clear nnd
warm; rained nil day Saturday and ahowera
Sunday.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Georgia—fthowira Monday; Tneaday part-
cloudy, ahowera In aaat portion, rariahlo
W Vlrirlnla-Occa.lnnit ahowtra Monday and
Tneaday: light aaat to youth wlnda.
North an,f Hontb Carollna-Showers ,
day and Tneaday: light In freab aontb to
southwest winds.
Kaatcrn Klorlda-Showora Monday and
Tnaaday; light to froah aouth to aonthweat
W Ea»t.ni Florida-Bhowera Monday and
Tneaday; variable wlnda. _
Weatern Klortda-Sbowara Monday; Tm
day fair, light weat to northwest wlnda.
Alabama, Mtaalaalnnl and latnlalatu
Rbower* and cooler Moody; Tneaday fa
Ight northwtat to north wlnda.
» r n%K”m^'TSa r .7 , fa“°Tt»(
Wratwrn°Taiaa—Ahowera Monday; Tuaa-
Arkansas—Showers sod cooler Mondays
Tuesday fair, warmer. , „ J
Tennessee Showers and cooler Monday,
Tuesday fair, warmer In western portion.
Kentucky—Showers and cooler Monday;
Tuesday fair, warmer In extreme west
portion.
SsJKsrwsra ViS» as
this will eventually work against prices
keens the trade conservative. At the close
nricfi were He higher to He lower.-Wira
Wand.
September
October ..
November 5523®’"
December
Cloaed ateady.
GIBERT & CLAY
STOCKS. aONOI.
COTTON. OKA, N.
corvee, pkovisioks
ATLANTA, OA.
'• t ALABAMA ST.
c
{” Jorh 8tock ■ichange.lNew Or^.^rcottoo Eichange.Aarariat-on
V * JortCotto* E,Change. New Orlenna Storh E i C h . n i; ell Jr erpool to t tonA ■ .cc ln
*•» Tort Coffee Eichange.|.\ew Orleans Bo.nl of Trade lo.lvratoa Cotton Et bange.
, Private Wire, to all Exchange,.
'-ccal and Long Dlatanca Talaphona 5298.
FWACTIV
Average of Prices Was Gen
erally a. Fraction Above
Saturday’s Finals.
READING IS STRANGE
Market Later Became Dull
Though the Undertone
Was Generally Firm.
By Private Leased Wlra.
New York, July 16.—The stock mar
ket started the week under the most
cheerful auspices. Foreign markets
ahowed decided Improvement in all
branches. Consols and other Invest
ment Issues were fractionally higher.
A brisk atlvance occurred In South
African mining shares on the favorable
report of the Transvaal commission
pointed to investigate the much agitat
ed coolie labor question, and the list
rose smartly.
Our market, in addition to this turn
for the better abroad, was helped by
the gain of $4,600,000. with which the
local banks started the week at the
■ub-treasury and the consequent easier
tendency In money rates and by tbe
impreslson which had sunk deep at the
close of the week that the stock market
was pretty well oversold.
Following tho London quotations, the
stock market opened Arm with the gen
eral average of prices % to % above
Saturday's final. Trading at the outset
was fairly* active. Reading was the
strongest stock, opening up a full point,
though it lost half the gain. After the
opening trading the market became
dull, though the undertone held gener
ally firm.
After an early reaction In the trade
business became strong, and during tho
rest of the first hour prices advanced
sharply, with gains In active Issues
ranging from 1 to 2 points. The news
of the engagement of £400,000 gold In
; . ’ i shipment to N**w York was
a signal for general buying a! larc\und
the toom and has ben the chief factor
in the trading so far tori ay.
Arbitrage brokers have taken 20,000
shares for London account.
Governments unchanged. Other bonds
quiet.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Chic., MU. and St. Panl..,
Erie ,
do. preferred....
lilnoia Central.
s>w York Ceafral
Pennsylvania
Heading .. ....
Southern Pacific.,.... .. ..
Union Pacific ...
United States Steel.. .. .
do, preferred .
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
Atlanta and Vicinity—Occasional ahowtra
tonight and Tuesday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
I'lie 'Vfiiihor Ih In n very iinm>fMM state
over the entire country due to the tint
stngnnut condition of the atmospheric press
ure. Thpre nro no well defined arena of
either IiIkIi or low pressure.
cloudiness covers most of the map and
shower* have ix-.Mirred In ii.*nrly till seetions
in the Inst 24 hours nnd rain Is falling at
Inron. S. D. t North Platte. Nob., Amarillo,
- • I ■ • i!m find Shu Krnm lm-n.
There is a sllzht rise In temperature over
the South, while In the middle northwest
is somewhat cooler.
Ths conditions favor unsettled weather
1th occasional jr g
night and Tuesday,
showers In this section to-
J. It. MARBUBY,
Section Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN,
.'or ths 24 hours endlt
meridlsn time, July lit
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
’VMliawiaSll clear .
Columbus, cloudy ....
Gslnesvllle
Greenvllls, cloudy ..
I Griffin, cloudy
•Macon, cloudy
■ Monttcello, cloudy ...
Newnan. cloudy
^rwiinn, ciuuu/
tome, elesr
Spartanburg, cloudy
Tallapooaa, clear
Tocon, cloudy
Veet Point clondy., ...
•Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. this date.
iiravy rainfalls.
Dalnbrldee. Ga 1.62
Dublin, Tex ....1.50
Weatherford. Tex ,.,..1.61
Stillwater, Okla 1.70
»,!
s Jj
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
AmnlKHinut.il Cooper
Atlantic Coast Line
American Sugar Refilling.
Anaconda
American Locnntottro....,
American Smelting Refining.“I,!!*,***?*,)*******•••••-
do preferred
Atchison
do preferred
American Cotton OU
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern...
Chesapeake nnd Ublo
Colorado Fuel and iron
Chicago and Great Western..
do preferred..
nl Electric.
Illinois Central.v
can Ice Securities...
Illo and Nashville...,
Mexlc,
Cei
Missouri Pacific
New York. Ontario and Western
National Lend
Northern Pnrlftc.
New ^ ork Central
Norfolk nnd Western.
Pennsylvania
pie’s Gas *****
ssed Steel Car
do. preferred
Paeltlc Mall
Heading
Republic Steel
Rock Ialand.
do.. preferred. ************
United States Rubber ************** f»*—»***t****
do. preferred.
Southern Pacific
Southern It nil way.......
*n. preferred
niuits Sheffield
Tennessee Coni and Iron
Texaa nnd Pacific •••«•• ,*,,,*,*••»*****•*
Union Pacific
United States Steel.....
d«». preferred
Virginia•('arollnn Chemical
d<>. preferred
Western Union
Wabash
do. preferred
Wisconsin Central «...
■ do. preferred *...
Total aales of stock! today 640,000 aharea.
RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET
AT NEW YORK.
The following Is the range !o cotton
ifuturea lu New York today:
Last Previous
Open. High. Low. Sala Close. Close.
.10.25 10.29 10.25 10.27 10.27 29 10.17-20
Aug. .W.28 10.35 10.28 10.34 10.24-26 10.26-28
.10.40 10.42 10.38 10.42 10.41-43 10.3344
.10.44 10.47 10.42 10.47 10.47-48 10.38-39
10.48 50 10.3K-4)
Dec. .10.48 10.66 10.48 10.55 10.54-55 10.44-45
Jan. .10.55 10.60 10.53 10.60 10.69-60 10.48-49
Feb 10.6042 10.4941
Mch. .10.63 10.69 10.63 10.69 10.6849 10.4340
Closed steady.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
The following la tho rAnge la cotton
futures In New Orleans today:
Lnet Previous
«>i*on. High. Low Sal.-. Cl..a.«. *
July .11.15 11.26 11.13 11.23 11.25-30 11.12-19
lEfi ’lor.' -“ ** 10.5346 10.66 68
t)ct. .1030
10.60 10.1
10.48 “
Nor. .10.42 10. ‘
Dee. .16.41 10. _
JSD. .10.45 10.14 10.a 10.64 10.
Mrh*. :ib:«i ib:«i io:«i iati
Clarad arm, hhkh
10.1b moo 10.47-a
10.40 10.40-40 10.B-M
10.43 10.40-47 IT
1.04 10.03-04 10.41-43
... 10.0000 10.44-3
1.01 10.0007 10.0000
TIPS FLASHED
Prom Wall Street
CENTRAL
STATION.
Atlanta ....
Augusta ....
Charleston .
Galveston
Little Rock
empbls ...
oblfe
gotnery
Orleans
Oklahoma .
Kavsnnah ..
Vicksburg .
Wilmington
indicates li
ill
Innppr.eUhl,
REMARKS.
Dl.t Arenlfex
T.mp'ture.
rslnfnll.
Ill
ial
The temperatures were somewhat higher
fa roost sections of the belt. Precipitation
occurred over the entire l»*»lt. the amounts
bejn^heavy^hi portions of Georgia, Texas
J. R. MARBURT,
Section Director.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Following Is given the onrnlng ond cloalng
quotations of the New York coffee market
today:
Opening. Cloalng.
6.664 46 6A64.69
6.664.75 6.654.70
141 A7M-80
March
P l
June
October
November .%,*..**,
December
IW1 »»
■MM
W. R. FAGAN, M.n.Q.r, 43f«.l ctradr.’
Private Wlra to Gibert ft Clay.
New Y'ork, July 16.-Dan!el Odell ft Ca.
Extension of the abort covering movement
started inat week la Indicated by' technical
conditlona, which
Nold-out market, wlfh but scant x>fferIngs In
the lending securities Wn nmiM imt,
however, follow up rallies too closely.
Marshall Hpndcr ft Ca: “Most markot re
views treat the situation favorable this
morning, and political conditions in Russia
appear to be assuming a better shape,
Meantime, tho market has been heavily
sold against, and we very much doubt
further pressure will bo exertod."
Banks gnlnc
since Friday.
Tho turn of the market Is on the rumor
that 12,000,000 gold haa been engaged for
Import. It Is not as yet confirmed, but Is
probably true.
Uptown sentiment: While It does not
seem to be expected that the market will
Improve materially during the next few
li, conservative Interests are of the
3/ Of
from
t in
clined to Itelleve that within tho next two
three weeks there will be a rally of 10
points or more on short covering, led by
general buying of the most active type.
There are still other observers who beliero
that tbe market will drag along much ns
It has done for some time back, nnd that
the tendency will naturally be toward
lower level.
Private Wire to Ware A Leland.
New York, J- 1 ” ,fl
up. Coppers I
Sentiment Is generally bearish, but an
improved Dank statement may lead up to
more outside Intereat and create rallies, but
the money situation Is not clear. Lonii
time rates well above 6 per cent, and ther«
_. fears that should the market be nd
v a need, It will encounter further liquida
tion.
The short Intereat Is a large one, but tbe
party of boars are confident, as well as
Htroug enough to contest sll upturns, oa ag
gressive buying Is hardly looked for with
■—in
The room element la at!!! benrlshly In
clined, but Is becoming a little more cau
tious on the short side, owing to the ap
parent aenreity of offerings. It mny turn
today.
market A Standard Oil house says that
stocks have been heavily accumulated. For
several weeks It haa been advising clients
that toward tho end of July the market
would improve and advance during August.
The August 19 crop report would, If good,
afford a stimulus no doubt.
It Is reported from several houses to
day that tne investment demand la better.
This refers to good stocks returning well.
Dow-Jones summary:
General market In I/indon firm, with spe
cial strength In Copper stocks.
Tone of newspaper comment over end of
week conservatively bullish, reflecting fa
vorable bank statement.
Estimates of United States Steel earnings
for June quarter from 838,000,000 to $40,W0,-
000 net.
Twelve Industrials advanced .22 per cent.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit ani
Produce cx'diiingp.
Lemona $6.10 to $6.50.
Limes 60 to 75c.
Peaches, per crate. Si to 81.60.
Pineapples $2 to $150.
Bananas, straights, bu"ch 11.50 to
11.75. Culls, par bunco, 81 to $L&
Watermelons, 87.60 to $20.00 per 100; de.
murid g4>od.
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.-
Live hens 35 to 274c: fries 22V4 to 25c:
fjoUera » Wrt docks, Pekin 90
t0 press«§ U hena, per° lb!, 12c to
NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointers oa Provisions.
Prtvsto Wire to Gibert & Hoy. .
' Chicago, July 18.—Cables on wheat
•troug and likely to open prices a almd-
higher. On all advances, however, we I
for footlaued pressure of cash offer!
Chances of calamity to northwest «
daily growing lees, and the t nnadinn c
under favorsnle conditions, will
weainer ror tne past two uaye, miuiui
S H' many sections and cooler temperatures.
I’i see no reason to look for much If any,
seline, and It would take very little un-
Oats look cheap, comparing this year's
crop and prices with those of last year.
Bales of wheat Saturday were confined
to small lots. Elevators took the car lots,
but there ware no important sales mads to
go outstds.
The seaboard did no export business.
Private Wire to Ware ft Lelaod.
Chicago. July 11—CooaMor wheat Is li
a good position sod favor buying wheat.
Corn does not act well.
Chicago Inter-Ocean: Professor noli, of
the Minnesota Experiment station, waa
quoted .Saturday ns snylng that lie hn«
ound no black rust on any of the samples
f growing wheat submitted to him so far.
“ * *- reports from Mlnneapolti
the experimental station
Also, that conditions In Manitoba are the
IMrt
list reports have IMVnMMHRP
I Bare Just talked with tho |imf4-eHora of
botany of the University of Mlnnesota.|
who exninlnod samples from all parts of
tbe northwest
no Indication of
rust."
PRIMARY MOVEMENT*
1 Iter, table, p’sr Ib„ ’20 to
Inc. per lb., 12Hc to 15c.
Honey—New 8^yl0o lb.; In 1-lb. racks 10
G12c.
VEGETABLES.—Irish potatoes,
stock $4 barrel; No. 2 Mock I2.M.
Tomatoes, per crate, $1 to $1.60.
Corn, new, 10 to 12ttc per dozen.
Okra, per crate, $1 to 81.50.
Old Irish potatoes, par bushel, $1.40,
Old awret potatoes, tier hunliel, 81 to $1.25;
now sweet potatoes $1.60 bushel.
Cherries, 24-qunrt crate, $1.60 to IL7J.
CnntaloupoH, per crate, $1 to SL60.
Blackberries Ik to l2Vfcc quart.
Dewberries 10 to 12Vxc quart.
FLOUR. GRAIN, PROVI8ION8.
FLOUR.—Postals Elegant $6.10; Diamond
patent $6.76; fancy patent H.S6; half patent
$4.10 to S4.2o; i»fi«y $8.90; spring wheat
patent 85.25 to $5.76. *
CORN.—Choice red cob Tlfi. No. 2 white
74c; No. 2 yellow 7Ic; mixed 72c.
OATS—Choice white dipped, 12c;
white, 60c; choice mixed, 49c; Text
proof, 50c.
I MEAL.—Plain water ground, per Lindict,
73c? belted 140-lb. Jutes, per bn«hel, u
ISO.
22Kc; cook-
No.
timothy bales, 8t.a6; do.. No. 2 81; do.. No. :
clover mixed 11.06; do.. No. 2 closed mixed
90c. |
CLOVER.—Choice 90c.
Tbe above prices ore f. a b. Atlanta, and
■ubjeot to immediate acceptance.
GROCERIE8.
JUGAR.—Standard granniat
York Refined 4 1 , to 4* a ; plant
Me. Market atrefer.
OiUI LL. It<*iiit*•'! Arburkle's $15 60;
RICE.—Carolina 4V6 to 7Hc, according to
gr/i«i<* Market very atrong.
CHEESE—Fancy fall cream dairy, X414c;
PRO'
hams
hams
2'5 lbs.
Market strong
iVIHIONn.—Supreme hams 16c. Dove
15Hc. California hams 10%c: Red Cross
15c. Dry salt extra ribs 10.00; bellies
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SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
Oldut EartblUhed OI7lc« South.
CO non STOCKS- MHOS -cans
Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally
market letter nnd market manual
mailed on application.
L. J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN
Cormpoabit's Cipitil $250,000
RCrcaCNCC, TMC NEAL bank
SHONE f4IT. PRUDENTIAL BLOG
COTTON^ 'g^ai^', ^rovisi5^,Sto(?ks^ BONDS,
IT#. 2 Wall If., NHn Bwltdhg, Atlanta. 0a.
Kern Orltant Cation tathaago. CAUaga Slack htkaagt.
Llttraaol Coltaa Attadatlaa. Haw York Cotlao Inhaagt.
ft nolo Wlra fe Haw Yatk, Maw Orltant, Chlcaga. f. C COTMAAH, Maaaqar.
tail Hkoaa 1X2. Staalardnaat 2M.
movement of wheat nnd corn:
Wheat—Receipts today, 140,bdq nuancis,
against 1,070,000 bushels last year; shipments
today. 394,000 busbsls, against 640,000 bushels
Corn—Receipts today 648.000 bushels,
against fcLOOO bushels Isst year; ahlpmenta
today, 287^000 bushels, against 459,000 uuihyla
last yenr.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET*
By Private !<ensed Wire.
Chicago. July 11—Hogs— Eatlamted re-
Mpts today 66,000. Market 10c lower: qiml-
.jy fair; left over 8.265; balk 817WI0.
Estlmatod for tomorrow 22,000; light $635
<1/6.80; mixed $6.85< r d«.80: heavy $6.1o7?6 k5;
rough $6.10: pigs $5.&>tI6.50; yorkors KTo'd
6.90; good to cliolco heavy $6.7^8.85.
CatOe—Receipts 27,060. Market weak to
10c loivor: quality fair: beovoa fi.10'86,25:
cows $l.30^TL60; helfen $2.60<qri.30: calves $5
<ff6.711; gooil prime steers $5,204/6.26; poor to
nipdinni $4.1006.16; atockers and feeders
$2.flOff4.40.
Sheep— Receipts 21,000. Market weak; 6
10c lower: quollty fair; native M.2*vft6.i
western $2.20426: jenrllngn $5.6<Vff6.l0f Iambs
m 8; weatern $667.15.
(CABLES ON WHEAT
E
Followed By Good Advances
All Along the Line in
Chicago.
BIG CROP EXPECTED
A Slight Decline Followed
the Early Advance—Corn
and Oats Sympathized.
By Prlenti" Wire.
Chlcdso, July It.—Thare waa a .trenff
undertona In whaat, which eloaed 5-«'(p
I-4C hlahcr. -Jim" Fatten took on fully ,
1,000,000 buah-li of wheat and woa
talking bulllah on that grain. The
hoard, Duluth and Winnipeg reported
twenty load* for export.
Chicago expecta 70S can of wheat
for Tuaaday,
The vlelble aupply ahowed decreaxea
all around.
Coarae gralna and provlilona cloe-d
quiet, corn and oata loet l-!01-4o -n, h„
and hog produeta were mainly lower.
C HI CAPO GRAIN MARK ET.
« pen. High. Low. Cloee. dlu.n!
—
* S3 9 S
m i
ii %
& k 8
mn g « n
lays* if m if
t
j w
9.10
9.35 9.40
:• L"i :» x,
9.10 0.12*4
9 E'4
SIDES—
July... 9.37H 9.40
Hopt.. 9 86 9.15
Ort... 9.10 9.15
CASH WDJBAT-
No. 2 rctl TfttMU: ft. 2 red VutnW; No.
_ hard winter 7l4r7<; No. 8 do 76^78; No i
Dortharu anrlng </83Vk; No. 2 do
Na 8 do 7.e79.
N0RTHWE8T CARS.
Ponosylvanla
Decline In prifw of thlrty-ssvcn Coppar
$121,828,000 In twelvo months.
The following figures give tho northwest
cars today, lAst week ami last v«nr:
l-n"t Last
Today. W**4-k. Year.
Minneapolis 302 *£2J lot
Dnlutb 39 17 li
Chicago 354 37 39
CHICAGO CAR LOT8.
Wheat
Corn .«
Oats ...
IlOgS ..
Today. Tomori
f& \\
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat opened % higher: 110 p.
% higher: closed 74 to la bislicr.
Corn abased unchangod; l:3o p
higher; doted unchanged.
LOWRY 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.
Frank Hawkins, Prealdent.
H. M. Atklneon, V, P. Thom,,/C. Btwln. Ae,t. Cl,hl,r.
Joieph A. Mcl/onl, CeaMer. R. W. By-re, A»t. Culler.
Third National Bank
Capital
Surplus
$200,000.00.
$300,000.00.
Dr. A. W. Calhoun.
Blllton Dsrgan.
John W. Grant.
II. Y. McCord.
DIRECTORS!
Prank Hawkins.
H. M. Atkinson.
Joseph A. McCord.
CENTRAL BANKS TRDST CORPORATION,
CAPITAL $500,000.00
It you oontemplato opening a new account, or changing your preaent
banking arrangement, and wl«h to connoct youraelf with a atrong. conaerr
atlro bank, fully equipped to aerve you aa your bualneas gratifies,
Invite you to call and talk tbe matter orer with us.
Asa O. Candler, Prealdent.
W. H. PatUrson, Vle.-Pr.,!denL A. P. Col.., Ca.hl.r,
John 8. Owen., Vle.-Pruld.nL Wm. D. Owen., AuL Ca»hl.r.
WM. I. PEEL. PrreM.ot.
BOBT. V. MADDOX', Vlre-Prea
MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO.
CAPITA I $200,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS .... $500,000.00
ACCOUNTS INVITED
Wo Invite accounts of individuals, corporations, hanks
and bankere nnd offer the best terms consistent with
conservative banking.
Xn our Ravines Department wo allow Intereat at the Rate of 3 1-2 por
cent. Compounded Semi-Annually.