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— — THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. 11 EDITED BY JOSEPH B. LIVELY ( THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE") Mr. Urtljr'i 3 jpW experience jf editing markets In Atlanta and the South ha* mode him n rec ognized authority lu bla specialty. 1 'Jj BUS# CABLES better t Reflected in a Higher Open ing in the New York Fu tures Market. traders CAUTIOUS floor Traders Sold After the ' Opening and Prices Slow ly Slipped Away. ■r Private Owned Wire. (lew York. July 94.—The loenl cotton mar- trt till. morning opened steady 964 point* llabor In keeping with the cables which r«me fully 1 poinu better than called Room trader, inclined to be cnntton., due to the unwitl(factory wenther condition.. i.o C cotton continue, to come out, a tict attributed to the b«d .inte of nlt.lr. in HtiMlo. Itooin trader, were rathor In- ftjQo.1 to aell tbe market after the open- lot General trade was .mall. the cotton market for the greater part 0> the -lay wa. again a dull affair. Liverpool advice, were .lightly lietter than expected which wa. an Influence In •neiilnc price, on thl. ride a few point, letter, until midday, oy after the puhll- eatlen of the government weekly weather report, price, change, were .mall. The trade generally expected It to lie a bull- lib document, but were dlenppoluteri, and II a remit, a alow decline out In with the floor room tradera colling and trying itch atop order., Mitchell offering a : of 5,000 December ht 10.28. SPOT con ON MARKET, it lie. nt 10.90c; oalea 197 con- •|OH. ; iirletn.. quiet at 107|e; sale. flSO; de- NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. n Olbert tc Clay. , July 94.—Liverpool* at 11:10 lianged to 74 up. \v.. due I Private wire to Otbert New York. July ; row"r *" uncll '’ n £® <1 Tbe market ha. a better tone thl. morn- S’, [iH'fa^rWl *“* COTMlUf eeed'lugP/'uXt J p U ^iroIr^5d!S, 0f tie government « weekly weather report, which r., a. usual, expected to be boUtS. fair weather I. predieted for newl.y,'" *** t ® rn be,t tonight and W.S Oot traveling man wins; dltlon. Austin to Tyler. Tex., men t*. ler to Temple and Delton spotted; ex- eeaalre ralu earned too rapid growth; not frultlug well. Lampana to Brownwood I." 1 *. S° S“*. n ,0 RelUnger beat condition •»*»!• uad: too much min In spots, bat wiidy ao 11 atanda It well: heayylncreaS lu acreage In this section.'* * W*p js exceedingly clear, with light scattered* showers over the eaatern states. Texas shows no rainfall, nor do. in fact, •“/ <* the its tea west of Alabama. The if, *1PV* nt ■*«*<!/. *ud may go temporarily higher on some short corering, but bear aggressiveness Is very likely on the excellenF condition of the weather. The western forecast Indicates generally fair wather for southern Texas, Loul* innji and Arkansas tonight and tomorrow, while showers today and Wednesday are Live: pool, quiet at 6.03d. Aumisui. aalgt at 114c. Suvnnuah, quiet at 1011-H LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. •pot steady, with prle upUntls 6.03d; sales 8,1 W; apeculntlon sn?l exp 6,000; American 6,100. Futures opeued quiet opening MB" fuly nly-Auxutt. . Aucuit Sept... Sept.-Oct. . Oct.-Nov. . Nov.-Dee.. tee.-Jan. . ■n.-Keb.. . ?eb.-March. iireh April. I»o*«. cTo.e. .fi.75A.T7 5.77 _ Clowd quiet. Pr.Tlou. Clone .. ..fi.75-6.T7 5.77 8.75-6.7S 0.725.74 6.745.75 6.71 . ..5.555.65 6.67 6.65 5.6* .5.695.61 5.61 1 5.605.6T .5.665.57 6.57 5.465.67 , ,5.655.57 6.665.57 5.56 ..5.565.57 i.565.57 5.56 .6.57 6.675.58 6.67 5.69 5.685.59 ..5.505.61 5.61 5.605.61 TODAY'S PORT RECEIPT8. 1906 1906 £ X«r orlaafif Galreatnn Mobile . Kfivnimnh rharleston. ...... Wilmington Norfolk Xctv York. ....... Bottou . Vhllndelphla ’ort Townsend Francisco 1997 620 49 2413 I 604 iao 20 i 9371 M 6 if. i 60 * a T s w Total. 6066 24919 » — . r INTERIOR MOVEMENT. l! —— fi ^ q 1904 1906 tl Hwwton . . Anruatn lerajilit*. It. Duils Cincinnati 667 162 342 665 60 157 r 945 H - IM p l 444 ^ Total. ...... 1705 • 7774 n New York,' July U—Cotton aliened steady, . little higher on better M|d?CSS3 tome buying for Liverpool. Outride trad# rather larger, but without .peclal fentnre. Some of the room trailen who .old >•««- terdny wore moderate U'lyern thl. morn- fn Liverpool, futurea opened ateedy and unehnnied on near, and 1 d.wn on late. «.. unchanged to | up and atendy. Spot .ale, C.000; urn 1 *- - - - — future, due 1#2 down. It I. believed that hut very little In- tere.t remain, ontgtandliig In the August optlou, and that nonces oa x-'rlday will goe.eqn.ntly have hut Uttlsr' direct J&SSb “ b ‘ M! " M " r,t0 ' * 0O, > . i Nr eo. ^ r,Mni < July 24 -OH,M. are f„rom- hle. They were due about 2 down on Iwlh American market.. S|xii. are fairly aood to® to™ time of the year, fort'lpii Mt-muS securities hnre n batter tone. Gibbs, La., wires: -Thors tins I won n continuous downpour of raUi for the past week, which has done muiui damage to cot ton. The market Is very .lull and font There Is, no aggressiveness on «*|tii It now looks as If the July ileal will allow delivery on July, -» The net stock of cotton In New Or- leans Is 31,615 bales, against 47,218 at this Ini * The amount of cotton on shipboard is 14,931 bales, against 32,061 last COTTON SLUMPED ON RUSSIAN NEWS ton was crisis, the decline lu Russian securities lu London and Paris-and a fear of a revo lution lu that country. This caused n good deni of liquidation on both sides of the water. There were also reports that the leading bull Interests were selling heavily. All this had more weight than further heavy ralna In Georgia and North Carolina and South Carolina, aa well aa the gulf sect (bn, predictions of further rains and continued light receipts. The freely on tfip decline were SIBERT & CLAY’8 DAILY COTTON LETTER New Orleans, July 24.—Foreign cables Ith reference to Dollttes In the fir Beat 1pm pessimistic In tone and Indicates »*»* fairly good buying that was attrlb- it"} to American Interests. Options closed Vtamm! to l point advance, and spot- nmounted to 6,000 bales, the old quo* - -• standing. Thp opening of the local market warfa- nffeeted by the unexpected im- otpmont abroad, a gain that waa further orMEJNi by shorts covering in anticipation toother bullish weekly weather .report. » review Itself waa more favorable than tperted. only the state of North Carolina "-ntionlng damage as the reenlt of the re* it hoatv rolnt. while In some other sec- lon»-notnbly Arksnsss-tbe rainfall was »W To t.4. beneficial to the growlng^crop. j»hlU the clear, dry weather now existing M forecasted to continue through toroor* r minimises that section of the report whi^h sunshine Is needed. The Husslnn situation remains unsettled inp uussisn sltuat ml thp Absence of aents temporarily ri , ■Boen-e. However; tbe fear of uncfr- * lntr underlies tbe market, and the lack «* mu ranee In fonsequcnce Is mode msnl- JJt through s stricter policy of conservst- .. any definite dereL remove# It as a market However, the fear of oncer- J- ANDERSON 5k CO.'S' DAILY COTTON LETTER ,,f w , i York. July 94.—I.hprpool did not Jlodly In tbe dm-llno In oar market hence cable, thl. - ” f r than anticipated. Onr I "I“ , ned np Hit polnti malntaloed ap to »ir? lln g- however, was langald, and doc- Sr": n,rr ?S.- 1 The balk of the trade m "nwllllng to commit themMlvc. «rpie that It U yet entirely too riy to obtain any Intelligent Idea aa to yield. The ritaatlon aa It now „! “ pretty evenly halaaced. Erety tomlta that . large crop will be needed. ,*£•" tug np,, the bran claim that L^’toltlmia fare been very favorable. Interim, the market remains very South bought rather core: t merall oueee lmught for loni 7.7l rerpool Sint Ketr itrlnsai uld ‘-rge eppt Intercnt. were Decemlter. Mr, Price In. c.tlmnte nearly a luilf INTHEJIRSI HOUR Unfavorable News From Russia Influence at the Opening. INITIAL PRICES LOWER RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Early Decline Was Recover ed, But Was Followed By a Bear Raid. y New Turk, „ ... ... Russian securities was again the feature of the foreign ifeallngs today. All classes of mds touched new low records, the nt on the net * at the astne time to f eneral markets abroad, however, showed ar more resistance to this depressing In fluence then they had yesterday. Itntlsb consols were unchanged, other depart ments were only a trifle lower, and In American stocks the Russian crisis seemed to be less of a factor than the unwilling ness of speculators to commit themselves any further. In view of the beginning of the fortnightly statement tomorrow. In our market, the principal effect of the financial disturbance abroad waa another terday, and at tbe opening and for tiie first half hour prices moved upward very geueraly. After that, realising sales were agnlu In evidence, and along with n good deal of pressure and short selling, the no tion prevailing, as It had yesterday, that the market had risen too huddlj* to hold without s fair reaction. Af Intervals dur- lug the rest of the morning these reaction ary forces made progress, but on the de- line tbe trading grew dull, and thore wai 10 Ipiportant liquidation. The stock market opened Irregular, but became generally firmer after the first few minutes of business. The Initial prices showed declines of 4c In Erie ana Col orado Fuel, and 4c in Reading. Ana conda opened off a point and recovered mnrket has been feverish and Irreg ular all through r the first hour. Early losses, following the unfavorable morning news from Russia, were recovered on the appearance of heavy buying orders when the market turned again, and declined under the Influence of Brooklyn Rapid Tran sit. The weakness In the stock was based on freely circulated reports that the stato railroad commlslson will today band down a ruling directing tho reducing of fares to 6 cents In all parts of the borough of Brooklyn. Reading and St. Paul were also weak. The room trodera after the. early sdvnuce turned to the bear aide, and ever since have been vigorously hammering the market. London sold 15,0o0 shares on bal- Amalgamated c'ouper.. Atlantic Coast Ltue. Atuerbitn Sugar Refining Anucouds Americau Locomotive do preferred American Smeltlgg Ilefinlug do preferred,..., Atchison do preferred...... American Cotton Oil... Baltimore and Oklo....... Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific., (Chicago and Northwestern Cbeeapenkc end Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron Central Leather ChicagognSTJorat* Wei'tern!I!!!!!J!!!!!iin!!!i!I!!^i!! Chicago, Milwaukee slid 8t. Paul Delaware and Hudson...... Distiller's Securities Erie ;;;;;; do preferred........... General Electric.... Illinois Central American lee Securities Louisville and Nashville Mexican Central.... .Missouri Pacific... New York. Ontario and Western.............. National Lead Northern Pacific ,...s New York Central. Norfolk and Western Peiiuaylvanla People's Gas Pressed Steel Car.... do. preferred Pacific Mall LONDON STOCK MARKET. STOCKS- r, r«v puts It at 11,282,000 balei " his reCt ‘ — & Clay. New Orleans. July 24.—Tlie Times Demo- rst says: "Disquieting rumors from sev- sumewhnt Imposing not yet due. Mennwlille, the world ilsm ttdvl that not low enotigl of trouble In Europe And yet. experience the tblr*-*— value, whatever that may prove to be. un der the shifting Influences of International problems, and It would be well for bear gin today.”—Ware A ! WARE & LELAND’8 DAILY MARKET LETTER New York, July 24.—'The weekly report la hardly as unfavorable os many expected, and liquidation followed the document at mid-day. Early in the day a* slight recov ery In Urerpool led to short covering and a moderate rally, and this In turn was fol lowed j>y the selling that carried prices to within a few points of the low level tonebed yesterday. There was more bear hammering than for some time, and the market failed to withstand the selling pressure put upon It. .The general belief that more August liquids Hon waa to be had before delivery day on the 28fh pre vented some of the buying that might oth erwise hsTe taken place. Bhorts covering auwu iv , - ■ • cotton «cera«rt to for Mlc on ever, id- ,«»«, nnd «. tent .. ‘W. randltoln con- irom-iium u«jwv«- --- ^■ ,n the loci market were two rathor nnfn Torn Mr f.ctnr. nnd .erred to more than counteract the report. n» to the protreM of tho crop comlnx In from man, section, of the Atlantic .uTe*. The ob»nre of bur in. I tower .ntjtented lower prices before llouldntlou ran Ito ronrae. Some npecol.tlre stock wao mat tofl.j on the bnlire In tbe market, nnd the lirara were qnlrk to take »drant«« of It «nd the rmneraldlltr InducM br the elimina tion of the shortage, ran.lnt o re.otlon.rr tone, whloh wa. aided hr the Rnulan n .w. Thl. latter, howercr. wa. cobfllct- InT*' Tho feature dlallked Is the .drerao effect n eeriou. Rnulan altnatlon mar hare nnort manor. M the United State. I. com- peRed to (lopetxl upon opIJjISP hEEI”**** having full* sway iW u n 0,11 for bbb*!! profits. ■ft"sTSEffcSlBSL* h .*«d“5o*lES |Kim*». “ others. 1 * — — GIBERT & CLAY t ALABAMA BT. STOCKS. COTTON. GRAIN. 'COFFEE. PROVISIONS MEMBERS! ATLANTA. OA. fe •lock ExchangefNew Orleans Cotton 5* c ^J2’|SrOTOo?Sttl>o^h2!riStIoo c^; te isrA !rr r . a s:.!^^ ) n c c^ A E^.^ i »nd Long Dlitano#'Tolophonc'52?fc ^ FAGAN, M.nos.r, Anaconda.. Atchison Canadian Pacific. . . . . CMc., M«. and St. Paul... Erie.. .. .. .. do. preferred. ....... Illinois Central. ... Louisville and Nnshvilld. .. New York Central.... Pennsylvania •* «» ... Heeding Southern Pacific.. . ~ .. Union Pacific.. United States Steel do, preferred ivock iwinuMo,............... o.......... i, .,..,oo...o..... do. preferred United States Rubber do. preferriMl Southern Pacific Southern Railway do. preferred Sloss-Hheffleld Tennessee Coal and Iron Texas nnd Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel do. preferred Vlrglnla-Caroltuu Chemical do. preferred Western Union. Wabash do. preferred Wisconsin Central do. preferred.. Total stock sates today, 628,300 shares. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointer* on Provision*. RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET AT NEW YORK. The following Is the range In cotlos futures In New York tpdaf: Last Pravlons Open. High. Fx>w Kale Cloae. Close. July ..10.03 10.04 10.00 JO.OO 10.00-03 IO.OO-OJ Aug ..10.06 mil 9.90 10.00 10.00-01 10.06 06 Bept ..W.20 10.23 10.11 10.11 10.16-l} 10.16-17 Oct. ..10.26 10.36 10.16 10.17 10.06-07 10.31-22 Nov ..10.27 10.27 10.36 10.26 10.11-19 10.23-24 Doc 1.10.32 10.36 10.24 10.26 10.26-26 10.39-30 inn ..10.39 10.40 10.80 10.80 10.80-81 10.34-tt ''eh .... 10.31-33 10.36-37 Jar ..10.49 10.51 10.40 10.40 10.40-41 10.44-46 Closed stosdy. AT NEW 0RLEAN8. The following Is the range In a futures In New Orleans today: Last Previous Open. High. Low- Bale. Close. Close. July ..11,00 11.00 10.90 10.90 10.90 91 10.99-11 Aug ..10.66 10.68 10.47 10.48 10.48-49 10.6143 Hept. .10.38 10.38 10.38 10.31 10.29-31 10.13-33 Oct .10.33 10.24 10.16 10.16 10.16-17 1$ No v 10.1719 10 Dec. .10.24 10.27 10.17 10.19 10.18-19 10 Jan. .10.32 10.34 10.36 10.26 10.26-/7 10 iur. 1946 1945 10.45 1996-38 PU71 Closed steady. TIPS FLASHED Prom Wall Streot COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. New York, July 24.—The mnrket for c ton seed oil was dull and featureless d lug the early part of tho day. with prices practically unchanged from those of Sat urday. Buyers were rather scarce, but the trade Is not Inclined to favor the short side of the market In face of manipulation or a possible shortage in the supply of old olf. Near positions continue to hold their fall months. And there * consuming deni * manufacturers. has also been a fair export demand. Buy ing Is for prompt shipment, however, and so far there has been comparatively little disposition to lead up with tho new crop months.—Wars * * ’ Private Wire to OII>ert A Clay. • w York. July 34.-Daulel Odell _ "Purchases of selected stocks for s today when they are soft will, ws believe, still give moderately satisfactory results, nnd we continue to advocate the conservative bull position, while, at the same time, cautioning dally tradera not to follow it up too closely In stocks that fucre raiffetf sharpfy, for ?n them will he found an element of weakness through the elimination of shortage nnd purchases on bulges that will not prove satisfactory.” Loudon special: With the exception of Husslaiis. the securities markets for the uioat part show steadiness. Kaffirs are un altered. Japanese Ixmda show dullness. Russian 4s deidlned to 69V4. a loss of 2)4c since yesterday's dose. The discount on the new loan has risen %r, to 104|e. Marshall, Spader A Co.: "Speculation as yet has taken no concrete form, though the advances have been, for ths most part, siuong the right kind of Issues. The fact that Uussisn news was so extremely dls extremely , tpport, but improve tho mnrket lu tbo end, stocks are still In strong hands. Uptown sentiment: The uptown Inter ests In the market are skeptical with re spect to tile character of yesterday's trans actions, aud It li maintained that, In view of tbe Uussisn situation, prices were II- logically amt unduly advanced. It la ad mitted freely'that, except for condition! In Uusals, a very substantial recovery In onr market would be In order. There is gen uine confidence regarding this yenr'a crops, and men who are coming to town from all parts of the United States bring reports yarding business conditions. On the be- _.s of this great prosperity am outlook, prominent Interests woul lars more gold coming from Australia. Consolidated Gas Company holds |&3,04 000 stocks In other corporations. Southern raclflc's gross Incoma for li fiscal year fioo.ooo.ooo. Wabash officials tell debenture I) lwmd holders time not propitious for anuouuce- nieut of consolidated f>oud Issue. Northweetern's yearly gross Increase 13.6 per cent. J. J. IIIII an route for New York to confer with J. 1*. Morgan on the ora dstl. Iliisilsn t and 4 dsl . points Iwlnw price during the war. ***—ited Holding Company to be ml 445,000,000. tales Realty Compsn/'s^unfilled . books are nearly $60,000,000, which breaks all rscords. Legal fight curtain. Scarcity of Btssemer pig Iron very pro- uounced. Republicans plan national congressional campaign on prosperity issue. Twelve Industrials advanced .06 per cent Twenty active railroads advanced .19 per cant. for Ruassll Sage's millions THE METAL MARKET. 14.—Tin ruled T. h o ILF strong, with In spot and Inquiry 'and afid apalur war. dull, LIVERPOOL DRAIN MARKET. Wheat op.n«! H Invar; 155 p. m.. li lover; doMd nnrh.nirMl to Vi Inw.r. Corn.op.nrd Vi bt " ar; doaod H hlgbe WEEKLY REPORT ON THE WEATHER 'Alabama—Showrr. prornllM axe.pt on two da,, during tho middle o'f tha waak, when It waa fair. The rainfall wa. moder ate In the eouthern rountlr. and henrjr In the middle nud northern dlatrict*. where much lowland wa. Inundatml; modontq temperature, prer.lled; aim.bine I. needed. Arkunaa.—The temperatur. w*. below tbe normal, and the rainfall wa. .here tbe nor mal In tha aouthern eountlea, heir- In several counties and on the wb Mat. Georgia—Weather should l»e postponed until the foreign sit uation clears up, or, at least, assumes more definite ahnpe. Private Wire to Ware A Lelsnd. New The watched, undoubtedly precipitate further selling fro abroad. The telling of London yealerdi Increased bear commitments smonr * less Iona Is, and bear drives can Im for. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldwt Eatabllahed Offtc* South. COTTON STOWS—BONDS—GMIN Oround Floor Oould Building. Dally market letter and market manual mailed on application. rati .treat la reporird Imlll.b on angar. Look for a trader.’ market, bnt on abarp mode with upturn, betleve oalea can profltalde reaulti. waa genarally cloudy I on Are daya, lielug etatlona. The rainfall aml ralna occurred heavy at scattered waa a bora tbe normal In the northern counties and below In the eouthern. The mean temperature was near the normal. Louisiana—Hbowera occurred erery day. The total rainfall was between 1 and * Inches at aeveral stations and areeywhere exceeded one Inch, Temperature was be low thb normal. There was mueh cloudl ess. The sun.hlne was deflrlent. Mississippi-'The weather baa continued mostly cloudy with the temperatura alight, ly below the normal. The arinrall was much above the normal; dry weather and nmahlne art needed. ... North Carolina-Weather wa. cloudy and aultry with rain nearly every day: high wind, and too much rain rauaod eon.14.r- able damage. Tbe temperature w.. about ‘ degree aliote the normal. Oklahoma and Indian Territory—The tem perature and mnahlne averaged allgtrtly ■boTe the -normal. Hbowera occurred on the 19th. 29tb and Mat. The rainfall '■ r nborc the normal In the ea» the sections, and defldent In the western half. Carolina—Partly vailed with Ion steady, about « demand for stocks In loan crowd. Thlrty-nlm* roads for second week In July show sverage gross Incrrase of 13.06 per cent. Ijondon fortnightly Mttlement begins to morrow. Taro million fire hundred thousand dot- L J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Correspondent's Capital $250,000 RETCRtNCK, THE NEAL BANK PHONE MIT. PRUDENTIAL BLOC Priests Wire to Ware A Lelmid. Chicago, July S4.-TCnhles show a steady tone iiinl locial sentiment Is turning toward loug side of whiNit. If local bulls are given auy encuurageiueiit they will advancS the price of wheat. Then* U a report here that black root bus npi»cnrcil In Mlimesotn wltriit. Local shorts coveting* sumo wheat, nnd this t'ttusea mlvnuce. Offerings not nesvy st opeulug. Wrettii sold about 109,000 bush el*. The bulge In corn was on buying of Bsp- »mt»er hy miss. He took 900,000 bushels. Think this was against 400,000 September that was put the other day at BO^c. •r on general buying hy nnd local* who were ht. Market now steady. MS* Bloom fair buyerr good Imyqr of De buying Kept ember, jngL ... ... Uately Brothers aud Bloom fair buyers of May oats. Wells la good buyer of De cember oats. II cl tun Hclllug scattered. Provisions strong nnd higher. Comt ston houses buying Isrd anil ribs. Afc advance there hNa Ixcen selling liy packers. Cudahy Barking Company bought riba at tho opening. Prlrate Wire to Olbert"A Clay. Chicago July 24.—Liverpool prices Indlf fa rent. —^ - ^ Here It decidedly the better plan to keep on the long side. Hhort sellers have Ini- come more mimeroue lately. Com rallied yesterday In reaponee to the strength nt rush market nnd tlie fact that .farmers are refusing to sell their corn un der 60 cents. Believe tM>th corn nnd oats a good purchase. Watertown, B. D., wlrea: Wheat looking fine; red ruat doing uo damage. Weather very favorable. Wheat up on morn black ruat talk, this time from Manitoba. . Corn opened strong with demand for May corn, mainly from rash houses nnd shorta. Bartlett, llraxler * Co. took *tteptotuber. Helling scattercit and not large. Corn Is strong heenuso mnrket Is over sold. The Cudnhys have l»een good hulli on corn and hsre been buying more tr *— selling thr*“ * * Sni^helroM corn as fast M|hM| see thnn.1 - “ its by ci Offerings storms In nortL sourl valley tomorrow, Indications are for fair weather nnd little change In tempera ture. COARSE YARN CLOTHS ■VALUESOTECIATE Staple Cottons, Etc., in Sec ondary MarkctH Most Active. By Prlvata l^aoml Wlra, N.w York. July 94.—At tha vary opantn* of the, week there I. apparent a itradunl appreolatlon In the values on eoarta , rfotha. Most of the laryt huysr. have aloof, so far a. plocln* full order, for durlj* the pa.t three to four weeks and now they ,re comp.lle,! to come forward with tbolr require,nenta. It I. till, fact, eonpled to the knowled*. that mill eur- t.llment ha. allmlMtsd the tmuublllty of aurplu. .took, that la aneoura*lu* sellers to hold out hr twitter price., A. the Mwm for retailer, epprosehe. It I. raported hy wwond.ry market lnt.ra.ta that their fall business la taklu* on a besltbr (arm. Individual ordera are not aneeulatlve, hot Instead com# In lar*s numbera from tha trail. In all aeotlona. On atapla cottons, hosiery, hnderw.ar, .Ilk pleee *ootl. and oolen ilr... anoda the OMondary market, mast active. It Is slated by cotton f axant. that they have reeently haafl elpt of Inraer order, from tha lead ■ manofattturera of the central and •t. Tha *ray *ooda tbay bavt taken lava haul to market prie. and lutva thna •ean disposed of to advantafe. In tbe man's wear division of tha woolen [nod n ri WHEAT OPENED FAIRLY STEADY Very Little Buying by Pri vate Wire Houses on the Pit Crowd. VERY.LITTLE FOR SALE Trading Was Small in Vol ume, But tho Undertone Was Good. By Private Leased Wlra. Cblcaio, July 14.—tlraln privet were bet. ter today—flifMic for wheat, %e tor corn and Hoite for oate. The uncouflrmed blach mat reports from Manitoba and tha fact that aotaa of th. foreign i-ountrlea are holding ih-lr grain flrmly raneed tbe liears to turn tnrile. llneimhall aaya that Importing roontrl-n nlioold lie able to taka easily JkOOO.i,-' -i.o- nls of wheat from North America this ass- son, lloatan reported 165,000 hnahela wheat ta ken there for export. New York repurtt ten loada corn. ru and U5,M0 hnahela oats, receipts of wheat 1.351,010 Im.l 'a 194,000, enmpared with 1,000.0 _ ■„!], a y mt hnahela whent. i«la and ostf 11,la bnihols. CHICAGO CRAIN MARKET. Prer. Low. Close. Close. rauces w< 14,000 bush Open, WHEAT- Be 1 rfr-gH OATS— Az !?:j Jan.... 14.1 BIDRJB— High. 76H 76H 79« i w n IPCI a S 3 i »19- 99* lit* Sys u IL 1:9- H Sj„il, JL Sk i !l« PRIMARY MOVEMENT. Th# following figure* giro ths Norths car* for today, last week and Imt yea Jlnnrapolli. • * • , Duluth. . .... Chicago. • . , . . idny. Week, to 23 Wheat.. Corn.. Oats.. . f/ogs.. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. Th* following figure* ahnw ths prln lovrmsnt of wheat and coni: Wheat—Ilcoolpt* today, 1.263,006 bo ralnat 1.006,000 buehrla 1 Inst year. % isnta today, 739,000 bnahsla, ngnlnnt 364/ni0 uahaia laat year. (.’orn—ItwHpts today 4361000 buah*le, galnat 670,000 buahel* laat year. Bhipmeota >m, agauut 146,ow Buth 501,WO bn,h*K y«r, NEW YORK COFFEE. n otim' ll1 *' m iIS? ,, * nl, * fd ' **•! **• ray'Vloth, 1 Scinch, standard, 4H0415-11 canto. Brawn drills, standard. tyOTVIc. Bbaat, Houtharn, standsnl, 7&7»4c. Thrss-yard, 6Y Four-yard, MU Denim*. 9-ount-, —75 Bfark, tatinre duck, Boar, ft-onucs duck, 12c, Hartford, 11-ouacs 44Lln- Tlrklnga. lounrc, 111415* Standard fancy prints, Htnndard atapf* glngha Fine dreaa gfughatna. Kla finished cambrics. oimtatln today; New York cuffco unnge. Wra.. March.,. !..T.MS-7.10 April IM-T-W fe •J.Tl August .. .6.604.66 ^••lileinbsr December., .. .. „ •*....6.86 Closed steady. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK _ ATLANTA, GA. C. E. CURRIER, Pra.Id.nL A. E. THORNTON, Vlca-Pra.ld.nL H. T. INMAN, Vlca-Pra.ldsnt, QEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahlar. JAMES 8. FLOYD, A.a’f Caihler. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits....... $500,000.60 *, We Solicit Your Patronage. Mouth weather storm*. oral In*-Partlv cloudy to cloudy prevailed with frequent thunder The temperatur* averaged almnt :f\- HUBBARD BROS & CO., heSnts I s Atlanta Offices, 219-221 Century Building. Member. New York Cotton Exchange, New Or lean, Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso ciation, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cof fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Business solicited for the above exchanges. Direct wire service. Correspondence invited. B Phone. 454, Long Distance 39. A.S. Huat.ce, Mgr. Prank Hawkins, Prwldant. umiw. I'w'W.. Third National Bank Capital Surplus Dr. A. W. Calboua. Mlltcn Darfsa. John \V. i.r.nt. . a a . $200,000.00. . . . . $300,000.00. DIRECTOR8I J. H. Nnnnolly. Frank Hawkfea. J. Carroll rayne. H. M. Atklpf ■ B. B. Bjaasr. Joseph A. McCord. David Woodward. WM I,. PEEL PrsaldcBt. ROBT. F. MADDOX, Ylcs-Prasi THOM. J. PEEPLES. Cashier. JAS. O. LE8TCR. Asa't Cash!< •tlon. lo*4*7i^irnNMi below’The normlTr except” In the northweatern cnuntlca, and on lh« wjuthwestern roaat. The relative horahUty was high and tbe sunshine generally de- flcictit. Light tnhcavv .howera occnrrad In all dbrtrieta. The rainfall w*n generally henvr In the ooothenatern conntlcn and In the Braros. C.'otorado and middle Bio (irandc ' Tcrmcawc—Tivipcratnrc wa. slightly be low the normal and the rainfall waa gen- erall' much above: very heavy local ralna occurred on the I4th and 17th. raosln. some damage- othcrwl..- the weather waa fa-1 .oraWe.—filbert * Chur. cottonYgrai'n, Provisions,Stocks^bonds, gfw fork C.llee are Oritui Cert* fiiti.j.. ... 2 Web SI., frini (riMto,. All,.11. do. MlttlllS: Chit,,. Burg of Trill. SI,,t,iAPt...2tt MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO. CAPITAL $200,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS .... $500,000.06 accounts iMvrreo We invite accounts of individuals, corporation*, banks and bankers and offer the best terms con-i'k'iit u ith conservative bunking. • qw Interest at tl.*' Hate of c 1-2 par