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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. HATI’RliAY. AUGUST 4. !M8L edited by JOSEPH B. LIVELY THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE ) tfr. Lively's ?S years’ #iperl*ne* editing markets In Atlanta and the South has made him a ree- cjnlred authority In his specialty. hrni hcitid ii nuni |Heavy Selling By Outsiders au d Bear Hammering Weakened Prices. L HALLY FOLLOWED I Flood of Selling' Orders Forced New Crop Op tions Down Later. I B L^'v l *rk! /, Au«. *1.'-At'the outlet tlie I JSSJiK'TmdW «?rere , taini , n»r°Sa: Jt tbi I uiri and h«#vr selling by outsiders. A I 28? of 5 uQlnts followed the depression to fotVrtn*. utter whl.h the hear* I #r£«t the new crop options down further I JS£* flood* will ng* order,. Liverpool rotton sxchange. wss I on account of « tank holiday. hence thTrffcct nf vestrrdny s decline In the lerel •offl- ss an In- and spec- wrknn market, In that renter wa. lark- I i„, «, an Induenre on the niurne of |iriee» I, morning, hnt. n» tiujln* order) were I rrrrhrd from Uv-rpool, If would aeem I Inr itecUne win eonnldered too never*, and tut tirlren were forced to » lere Ear low to npnenr nttrnetlre ** triumrnt to the EurIMi nplnner «« I’me'Sew York market opened ronitrtrrn- Mf netted, hut ehatige, were .mail either •it Sentiment wnn lienrl.h. hnd nhortlr after Ibe opening price# lietrnn to Mf. am) hr the time the «e*»lon wnt nil hour old Sw low rerord* for-the preoent movement 1 ».r» lunde. A partial recovery won mnde More the r!o*e, which wn* unchanged 1 to S |Kilut» lower. Thro 1-rlce In reported a* having nlm- I ilonol the long ilde for the time Win* I lie In nlno reported to hare liquidated 1 b The lr irtnt , hef ,5 eic*pt In Georgia. North t'ornllnn and Houth Carolina, In J .ported fa- | vortbls. • SPOT COTTON MARKET. Atlanta. quiet at JOlte. Sew York, quiet at W.TOc. Sew orlennn. quiet at 10%c. Uverpool, holiday. ‘ ■ linlventon. nteady Kt lMiC. Memphla. quiet at lOttc. Honnton. quiet at ldiydc. Ilnltlmore. nteady nt 10%c. Sorfolk. quiet at die. l-hllmlelpliln, nteady Ot 10.05c. Wilmington, nomlnnl. THE WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON Secretary Heater, of the New Orleans I cotton exchange. In his statement of the world'll vlnlhle supply nf cotton, ehutvs that the vlnlhle supply of cotton decreased 139,663 Inilen during the past week, against . 'j - —n VfB 1**0 v*Asa sml n dS* yvnr nciore mbi. yk iuim, «■ tal of Amerlran cotton Is l.ltB.SK, against 1.37,666 hut weak. laat yfsr, andl *3.315 year before fait, hnd of nil other kinds. Inelttdln* Egypt. »rs*ll, India, etc 1.670.606. against YwJ.OOO last week, 1,105 000 Isst year and 6J5.O0O year hefo.% Inst.* The total world’s vlslhl* supply of cot- I ton ns shore shows a decrease compared with Inst week of 1J9.SM, a decrease com-d pared with Inst year of 652,170, and a dr A errose compared with year befora last of 701.077. m of the world-* visible supply o|B**BE as shove, there. Is now afloat and held In I Grant Jlrltaln and continental EurnnoMg KMtt^galna^ATMM htat NEWS AND GOSSIP OI the Fleecy Staple. Private Wb» to Wore tc Inland. New lork. Aug t —Cotton opene.1 very excite,I nml Irregular. r,.ininlsaloii he werr. henry sellers. Srh||| Imught he oh.epenlna. MIMmll mntlaacs to elite hell area king the mnrket by bis heavy 8P ‘l.I , lf?- Nprden oat wririt following: "nulls s «nu short Inrerebt cunrniously Increa 5 nanr.*s •>( nny cletprlnrntlon almost InvUl- nip. Home trade excellent. I'reseat level attractive Co purchasers." New* Orleans, August 4.—Buyers are i archive. nml while the bulls arc attorn^. Ing to mjpport prices the general trailing public docs not seem to have any faith In tbp long side. 4'ottou oneua steady „t nn advance of 1 to J points. Trading mis fairly active. Both longs and shorts bought on the belief that the decline had l»een too rapid. iHuight August freely. The cotton exchange has rescinded Its closing order Monday. All exchanges will be open Monday except Liverpool and I*on cion. The weather amount of rain eastern belt. Texas Is drj g Is the statistic] w - ‘Aagast 1 ^ e, ^..' O^It . , ^'n , l n^ ‘^ , •lnl Chronlrlo and wired GENERALLY LOWER Room Traders Forced to Take Their Medicine This Morning. OVER-STAYED MARKET moderate made by the Landed with Long Stock Which Was Thrown by Bull Leaders. to Ware & Iceland: . This Visible supply... l2t*HS American 1,17*,!“' Crop in sight...10, Htocks ; Ktporta Int. receipts foist \Ve*-lc. c.xv.m 1.774.01 1LSJ 14,017* 10,50 W.1S0 15.750 23.557 134.959 105,70 74.07 07.M9 ZS.W7 40.1** 146,06) 142.1)5 I’rlvste Wire to Olhert A Clay. New York, Aug. 4.—Mitchell cuutlnnes hit heavy, celling this morning. Nnrden * Co. nml I.lrerponl are tb* prln Clpsl liuyers, the former corering shorts. Aordeu bought 15.000 cotton so far. COFFEE MARKET. Following Is tho range and close of New lork coffee mnrkut for todny: Opening fe *7.35-7 M Mnrrh.. .. is?!:::.-::: June...... .. July Angnst.. .., Reptemlwr.. October.. .. November.. Deceml»er.. .. ..7.35*7.40 ... ..7.40*7.10 .. ..7.50*7.55 7.56*7.10 . ..7.6 ... .0.55*7.00 .. ..0.90-0.95 7.00*7.6 .. .7.05*7.10 ..7.15 Close. 7.10-7.15 7.30*7.: 7.3^7.^ 735*7.40 7.45-7.10 7.50-7.65 7U-7.00 0.8M.90 1854.90 0.904.95 7.00-7.6 7.67.10 Closed steady*. * Bales, 70 t ooo bags. HAMMER BRIGADE ENTERED MARKET New Orleans, Aug. 4.—The Tlmes-Demo , ' R t **y*: The rwlTsoovery of * common], ™? wn . {* ct ■ "tnmpe-IM the rotton market, put a hi* club In the hand* of the bears: sent the price down for a net loa of nlKmt 30 points on tho active option* and broke the deadlock apparently effectively. Tho cotton crop la dorng well. Everyhody knew that. 4} hat they did not know was Hint much of the long Intereat In tho full pnal- ■flons held at Now York, and which hnd l*ccn doing service as a- suttnliilug lndu- raw. ban beep sold out before yesterday, knowledge of which brought tho hammer brigade Into tho game with old-time xenl. The bureau crop condition figure Indirating only fractional depreciation during July Is convincing evidence, If sueh were needed, °f **» excellence In yield prospects that Is not often excelled, though It by no means “ supplies for . mills have erat says: The rediscovery of a commonly By Trieste Leased Wire. New York, Aug. 4.—The reaction of yes terday afternoon continued through the two hours’ session today, ami led to general and quite subifantlal losses nf the close I.on don wna closed on account of bank holiday, but the disquieting news from Itussln hnd slight Influence on flic local move ment. The hank statement showed a ile- - ■ ■ <-f <4.|«’,4 t->-i |„ NurplMR reserve In reality, however, tho market was gov erned chiefly by the feeling that Its own position called for some further set-back. Prices opened down qnlto sharply, fluc tuated for the next hour, and toward the close fell again the lowest of the day. There was no grant rush to MO, tat tap ers feeling that n reaction was due were evidently taking their time In picking up stocks again. The loan Increase of $18,700.- 000*and the comparatively trifling cash were of course nt variance with yesterday's forecast, but the state bank complications might explain this discrepancy. A sharp rise In sterling was another Incident of the day. The stock mnrket showed general declines at the opening, extending to H In Brooklyn llapld Transit nml Amalgamated Topper. Baltimore and Ohio, 8t. Paul, Southern Pa cific, New York Central, and Krle were off i in all. Tnlon Pn- Steel preferred de clined %. ment too long, nnd were landed with long In the week. After the first few minutes the market became quiet nnd during the greater pnrt of tho first hour business RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Amerfenu Sugar \KlnIng.».',*.**.**! Atlantic Const Line ! Anncoiidn American Locomotive American Smelting iVeiinlng.*!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ■aetfle 'hlcngo nud Northwestern 'hesapeake nnd Ohio folorado Fm-l nnd Iron Central Leather.. I Great Western Iwnnkeo nnd St. Paul i«l Iludson Securities Illinois Central American Ice Securities Louisville nml Nashville Mexican Central Missouri Pacific New York, Ontario aud Western National Lend..... Northern Pacific New York Central Norfolk nnd Western, Pacific Moil Beading Itepublli* Steel Itock Island do. preferred Unite*! States Rubber do, preferred....... Southern Pacific ...... Southern Railway ... do, preferred Slow.-Sheffield Tennessee Coni and Iron Texas am] Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel do. preferred ^Inln-Carolina Chemical preferred.;,.. \ Irglnl Western Union Wabash do. preferred Wisconsin Central .. ^■do, preferred..... M Total stock sales today 180,156 shares."" NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. ■ ■. 143 143H LTRi 136V IKS 137H i.' % WH 1*4 is% is7u| mV usHt — 2l9\i 2194 ft H ft rtirate Wire to albert & Clap. Chicago, Aug. 4.—Crop advices fro northwest gt*uernlly favorable. Very small demand for Manltolm wlient now brpp ship meat. While prictw look vely low, the foreigner dm>s not seem to In* attracteil. This argues considerably lower prlceN. Minneapolis market Is already tooling the effect of lllwral hiMlglug stiles. The loud ~ lip dap. rer Ktimfuy, prices for -t.ru wm pv suiirpir higher next week. Oats will probably follow the strength n corn, hut outside of this not much -oiiragi meut to hup. Chicago Record-lirrnld: Klevntor people nml cmmIi wheat exporters continue to pre dict that September wheat at Mluncapol! will go to a full shipping discount trot tho Chicago price. Hcelded hcadwuy wt_ made In that direction yeuterdny. From a discount of He under Chicago at the opening on Thursday, there was u discount or He at the close last night. The north western wheat men are noxiously awaiting the avulaiiclte of wheat Hint they believe will come when the harvest la over. Cut ting la rapidly advnmlug north, recent rains having apparently dcluy.il It a little. Kat(mates on the yield — *“ * WHEAT SUFFERED A SHARP DECLINE Pit Traders and the North west Sold the Market Heavily. SENTIMENT-, BEARISH Floor Crowd Became Dis couraged and Dumped Holdings Freely m M M JSIK *»i «8 >£8 wtv mi | m Si a RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET AT NEW YORK. to the floor — Oovernmcnta unchanged, steady. Other bonds proapcc _„h It l»y proves up glut In raw cotton another year. However, the little to fear. The sr>eculatl..^^^RM meanwhile has changed Immensely. A sharp I decline was needed and n further decline now will probably create a short Interest large enough to give xeat nnd real tone to the market later on. But professionals, rather thou the public, nre yet the mar ket’s dependence, therefore continuous oc- tlvlty may not bo anticipated with full "Mijrance nt this stago of tho game. The visible supply statement met bullish ex- pectatk Leland. 000 year before Inst; •gainst 73,000 last year tiefnre last; In India 725,000, ncnlnst last year . nnd 401,000 year before insi. • • * ‘ —1V.3M.000,- against year If’fofls ft ’ore last 563,000, GIBERT A CLAY 8 DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orleans. Aug. 4.—The absence of tews from abroad owing to the trank boll- vsponse will Ira obeened on the open ing of options next Tuesday morning. Whenever snch drastic shrinkage in values ©rests, os was the case yesterday. It Is hut tutnrsl to expect that the penduliffn of price changes must swing Irackwnrd be fore the market’s true equilibrium has been reached. To tra, the sltuatlou as It uow sfnmls, seems to reflect the fall pursuit of these expectations, not so much. In so far ns the covering of shorts la .concerned, bat also In the rejuvenatbm of a long In terest. If eveu the most conservative hopes ©f an ndvauce are realised, then there can be no professed surprise; lmt. on tho other hand, n failure «r expected results can ouly bring atnrat thorough liquidation. — J TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. The following table shows receipt* at tbs ports today, compared with the same day U»t year: Mobil*. . . . Savannah. . charleston. . wlhnlngton. % »-• as ‘S —i— r! , The Sun snys: A sharp fall occurred which was not nt all surpris ing, In view of the fast that, according to tho government report, the deterioration * the crop within a month ban been less thi... H of 1 per rent. The eoudltlou was stated at 82.9. against 83.3 last month. 74.9 last ^ ir, 91.5 In 1904, and a ten-year average at s date of 82.4. The report was followed by heavy telling. In which the leading bull Interests are aiip- poeed to have partlclpate<l. At any rate, cotton wna thrown on the mnrket In consid erable blocks nud price* declined rapidly. Bears hammered and uncovered stop-loss orders aim support was withdrawn, though nt one time (luring the day tho lending bull gave vigorous support and steadl * market. But the selllug movement became general and prices were t downward, though toward the close ■I.. tug of shorts caused a partial recovery, opinion In the trade Is still mixed as to the probable stxe of the crop estimates, run ning ill the way from 10,750,000 to 12,030,000 (rales sud over. Further rains were re ported In the A rule the weather ... ally favorable. The B tinrrow and spot Interests sold.—Ulbert k cu»y- ■ • WEEKLY CHRONICLE'S REPORT ON WEATHER New York, Aug. 4.~Our telegraphic ad vices from the South this ovcnlnz denote that rain has fallen In most localities the past week, and thnt In portions nf Texas and In some sections elsewhere the precip itation has been rather heavy. Shedding and boll weevil are complained of In Texas and dry weather la claimed to lie WARE A LELAND’8 DAILY COTTON LETTER New Tort, Ang. 4.—The liquidation that played so Important a pnrt 1m the sewe nrenk of yesterday was sga n In erldenea * ng the early “* J *— B gfeyMU nfng. But ti. ^ ■ ■ . . severe, sad. «" » result, the buying shorts ■ ‘ |M “ nrp break. era I trend of ttajuarkeL "there seemed to be none. It will require a decided change of crop news and known disaster to the growing plant to brto* t alumt a >f sentiment. The price Is not one ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE. Officially 4*orrect«4l by Atlautn Fruit ao4 Produce exchange. Lemons, $4.754}6.00. Limes m to 75c. l'enrhes. per crate, 5flc to $LW. Pineapples, $1.60 to $2.50. Uananns. straights, n-** bunch $1.50 to $1.75. Culls, per bunvn, $1 to $1.25. Wntermolrtvo, $7.60 to $20.00 per 100; de. nnml good. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.— Live hens 35 to 37Hc: fries 22V4 to, 25c: broilers 15 to 23Hc. J.lve ducks. TeklB 30 to 35c; puddle 26 to 274c. Dressed liens, per lb., 12c to- 13c. Eggs, per doxen, 15 t( * * Butter, table, per lb. ig. per lb.. *- 71 Honey—New vmKTADI.ns.-Irlih potntiM*., No. stock $4 barrel; Na 2 slock $2.50. TomntooH, |»«t crnfi-, ,F«<* t" $125. Old sweet potatoes, tier bushel. $1 to $1.24; ew sweet potatoes $1.60 bushel. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS FLOUIt—Postels Patent. $A00; Diamond patent, $6.60; Mascmitnh Htnr, $4.06: foncy K itent. $4.65; Red Ksgle. $4.40; Blue Illbbou, .Ol fancy, $3.90; spring wheat patent, $5.25 roitN—4’holce red cob. 76c; No. 2 white. Tie; No. 2 yellow, T4c; mixed, 73c. OATS—trbolpo white clipped, 62c; choice white. 60c; choice mixed, 48c; Texas rust proof. 60c. MEAL— Plain wnter ground, per bushel. , ir; bolted 140-lb. Jutes, per bushel, G5c; Shorts, white, S1.40: mediate^ Sx.35; brown, $1.3): pure bran, $L15; mixed bran, $Ho. IIAY.—Timor by. eb.iicu large bnlcs, $1.10: do, choice smnll bales. $1.05: do-. No. 1 timothy bales, $1: do.. No. 2. $1; do.. No. 1 clover mixed, $L00; do, Na 2 closed mixed, 10c. • i."Yi:n riiob-,. 90c. The above prices are f. o. h. Atlanta, and subject to Irmnedlnte •ereptance. GROCERIES. fH'HAR—Standard granulated. $5.20. New York Ileflned, 6**; plantations, 54. Market verv strong. COFFEE—Roasted Arbuekle’s $1150; bulk. In bags or barrels, 13c; green, 10 to m„. grade. Market .... CHEESE— Fancy fall crcntn dairy, 144c; twins lie; lirlek, 14c. Market strong. PROVISIONS—Supreme hams, 15c. Dove ila I The following Is the range la cotton futures la New York to-Liv: Last Previous Open. High. l*ojr .S-le Close. Close. Aug. . 9.68 9.70 9.67 9.6$ 9.67-6S 9.72-75 Sept. . 9.84 9.84 9.90 9.81 9.8041 9.8244 net. . 9.98 9.98 9.91 9.95 9.9441 9.95 Nov. .10.01 10.01 9.96 9.98 9.97-99 9.98-19 Dec. .10.02 10.05 9.96 10.01 10.01-03 10.0344 Jnn. .10.06 19.09 10.03 10.07 10.0748 10.0748 Fob. .10.12 10.12 10.10 10.12 10.1041 10.08-10 3Iar. .10.19 10.20 10.15 10.20 10.19*30 10.1940 April. . 10.23-25 Mny. .10.29 10.29 10.27 10.27 10.29-30 Closed steady. AT NEW ORLEANS. Loot Previous Open. High. Low S-lc. Close. Close. Ang. .10.18 10.21 10.18 10.23 10.25-27 10.00 Hept. .10.01 10.01 10.01 10.08 10.05-08 10.06-06 Oct. . 9.93 9.N 9.88 9.94 9.9341 9.9041 Nor. . 9.96 9.95 9.95 9.95 9.94-M 9.9243 Dec. . 9.96 9.98 9.90 9.96 9.9847 9.93-94 jnn. .10.00 10.03 9.18 10.01 10.02-03 9.99-10 Fch 10.07-00 10.05-U8 Mnr. .10.14 10.18 10.11 10.14 10.1748 10.14 15 Closed steady. STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN New York, Ang. 4.—The Sun miya: "After niH'tilng a sUuue under Thursday's clot* “■ *he murket moved upward lu way during the drat buur, and "At but these 'apasmorilc" moveiu'eiita funJ^hu wblcapread nivurable edect, temtllig rath er to accentuute the change lu the char- utter of the buying, which bail. Iieeoiue wholly iiruicaslonal. This change wna at- companlcd by a contraction 111 the volume of biialneaa, hut as soou ns It liecume evi dent that special movements were availed ot for proiit-taklng by large apcculative lut(*resls. the volume of salting orders used and prices yielded lu conse quence. Stop orders were uncovered In a iiuiiiIht of stocks ou the decline In the last half hour. It wna not roiitcuriod that there was anything lu the business or fluuuclui situation to i-niisc any change lu tin* cheer ful sentiment that has pervaded the mar ket for a couple or weeks, lint It was thought natural that after a substantial rise lu prices a moderate reaction should occur. Hie a versa “ ‘ tlve Issues showed ... yesterday n rise of nlniut 8 |m«Ihi* from Monday's dose, whl.V couvtranrd vriflf thr*v weeks ago the rise was nut far from 10 points. Tho l.midon market was heavy * “* “ y character, many gone away to the ChlcacQ. Aug. 4.—The grain list wna again lower, 1 l«8(fl r»-Sc for wheat, 3-8 05-lo for corn and l-891-4c for oats. Hog products were 2 l«2<?6c off to 2 1-2 (110c up. The pressure of wheat was too great and the coarse grnlna followed its weakness In a manner around the bot tom prices reached. There was g.»id buying by scattered shorts, not only of wheat, but of com and <Mt r - While there waa doubtless considerable cash trade In wheat, corn and oats, all par ticulars were withheld. ■ Primary receipt* of wheat for the day 1,111.364 bushels nnd corn 379,- 000 bushels, against 912.000 and 542.000 bushels, respectively, a year ngo. Clearance* 321,000 bushels wheat, 442,000 bushol* corn and 325,000 bush els oats. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. &£:::: g> High. Low. Clo... M <"oun- te‘:r “Kuu Mouilnj-."—4Jlln>rt 4k 4."lny. COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. TIPS PLASHED From Wall Street Prlrnto Wire to fJII»ert k Cfkt. New York, Aug. 4.—Irregularity Is likely In tho stock market todny. There nre a number of different factors operating for this. In the first place, Saturday Is even ing up day. Second, tho Loudou exchange Is closed today nud Monday. This will Induce conservatism. The outlook for the Sunday and the today. - Marshall. Kpnder k C*v: "We Ball tlnun to regard the market as tending up. but prefer commitments In the active list entirely. The metal slinres should logical ly turn stronger after such decline or reac tion ss inav take place todnv or .Monday. There Is also g*MMi ground for supi»ortlng preferred Kteel and Ilaltlmnro and Ohio.’’ Uptown sentiment: In view nf the fnrt that tba market has been advancing for about four weeks, with practically no re action. except that of yeaterdny afternoon, and In view of the expressions of unfa vorable bank statement, look for the mar ket to lw Irregular and rcnetlonnry todny. and, perhaps, for the first day or two of next week, lint they do not look for prices to go off more than 2 or 3 per cent ou the average. Private Wire to Ware & Leland. New York, Aug. 4.—London closed until Tuesday. An unfavorable bank statement expected, and, along with time mo»*>y stiffening, creates bearish sentiment, nnd declines 4-r*-nso». Dun’s nml Brndstrcet’s reports on busi ness most favorable ami outlook cheerful. On good breaks, believe Steels, Norfolk, (’hesapeake nnd Ohio, At c htson, Missouri l’nrlfle. Louisville nnd Nashville nnd Hniilh* ern railway will do to take on for turns. Room traders will even up ns usual ov« Sunday. Dow Jones’ summary: London stock market cloaerl until Tues- ny morning. Indications point lo poor bank statement. Russian situation continues dlaturlicd with further mutinies. Republic Iron nnd Steel director sara blast furnaces of tho country hare sold New York, Aug. 4.—TI10 market for cot ton seed oil was somewhat weaker yes terday, but there was r fair amount of activity, with quite a little oil changing hinds Tin 1 e was .il-" snine Helling m .Xovemltcr. Pressure ou October was again lenee. Later deliveries were easier, dlgbtl> lower prices, but near do liveries remained firm. The bidding on Au gust wna very cautious, however. The government report on rotton showed it con dition of 82.9, with a loss of only 4 points that fuo. decrease In the Enst Ii t lu the western growlug 1 the trading yesterday tin very little nunemeut In hji nltig call OATH- Kept.... 3t< Dec 32' lay 31' PORK- Hept.. 18.974 17.00 Jail ...... LARD- Hcpt... 1.86 8.85 net.., *.T» 8.95 Jan.. 8.224 HIPKH- Hept.. 9.124 Oct.... *.*74 Jan.... 7.55 344 19.124 9-25 ASH WHKAT- No. 2 red i24«72U: No. 3 rwl 2 hard winter 714^<-4; No. 3 Tl*. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. I/O land "p; August •• ,, .. 37Vd..i' 4 37 Vd-i’* « Heptember STVi'dSi 1 , 374<4iJ7fi October :*$'♦ ii.t*’* 314'(/:{('* *• g4'tf31‘ SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest E.tttbllshed OfTtce South. Conor—sioms—bohds——grain Ground Floor Gould Dulldlng. Dally market letter r.n*l pinrkct manual mailed on application. NORTHWEST CAR8. The followtnir figures give the northwest nre today, last woek aud last year: Tb A following flgar •jiovctnent of wheat nun corn: Wheat—Receipts todny, 141L900 bushel*, ngainst 912.000 Imshcjs Inst year. Shin- • neiits teilny. 575.000 bushels, against M<,- 090 liiishcls last yenr. Corn—Receipts tndhy, 379.AA1 bushels, ngaliist 512.000 bushels Inst year. Sliln- nients fodny 509.600 bushels, against (M.OiX) bushels last year. flip prln CHICAGO CAR LOT8. Wheat.. Corn.. .. onta.. .. Hogs.. . Today. Tomorrow. L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Broker^, COTTON, STOCKS, CRAIN ComspordiRt's Capital $250,000 RCrCRCNCC, THE NCAL RANK PHONE «4IT. PRUn^NTIAL BLUO CENTRA! BANKS TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 If you contomplate opening a now account, or changing your pr.aent banking arrangement, and wish to connect youraelf with a atrong, conunr* atlvo banlt. fully equipped to aerre you as your business Jjstlflea, w. Invite you to call and talk the matter over with ua. As. 0. C.ndl.r, Pra.Id.nL W. H. Patt.raon, Vle.'Pr.aidant. A. P. Col.., C.ahl.r. John 8. Owtnt, Vlco-Pr.sld.nL Wm. D. Ow.nfc A..L C.StloK arnlng, rontlnue to .bow In- "CHEKiS-V.ncjr'7ul| tr "'"'' hams 164c. ('allfurnli __ hatns. lie. Dry salt extra ribs. $9.75; belli 20-6 Ibo., $10.25: fat Iwirks, 8c; plates. Suprems lard, $9.71; Red cross, 10c. tta Drift compound, 7%c; Red Cross, 74c. M’CULLOUGH BROS/ FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER m INTERIOR MOVEMENT. ■■■ _ ^ „ lir _ The following table shown recelpti nt the change of tentlment. Pjw *» "Jt « Interior towns today, compared with the to attract buying for “m* day last yenr Houston. . Augusts. ....... Memphis *. , , “®r -a"" turpentine firm THROUGH THE WEEK *P*dal to The Georgian. Rarannsh. Ua.. Aug. 4.-Tbe snlrtts tur- I^nttne market t»egsu the week Arm st Ke ■“<* Arm at 674**. On Monday the market suffered a loss of He, but regained •t the following day. Once or twice biter * decline **emcd imminent, but buyers «me forward In time. The clpalng under- terday tuts l«ecn taken hr snorts, onu a large quantify will, therefore, be for sale on the flrat jroo.1 rally. In n word, rallies ara about all the trade looks for nt tho prenent time. TMterdav even at the advance was stronger than for nmnydsys. Itls Mtefejl that the low lore! has nsw pnsne<i. jemunt nf th» wndllbm In tb/ „ th. rrmlt of r.1.. wrr. .tightly rut ilrtwn. Th. .hinin.nt, w,r, llshter than usual, owing to the decreased sailings, nml the stock Increased more than "umf’iSwd «nd clow.1 th/wwUt with quotation. m*ltt for jn*rf ^«d*. .od with v-err little change for outalde prices, in sff?i^l SbUL A number ef buyer* are In tbe market sni th* bidding each day Is spirited. Hi — ■emaild end contmnplbm; In fact, a com- plefo glut has nnd colitinuKS to prevail, necessarily causing a I values. Receipt a of d ••,<,. the execution of turkeys, also In liberal inply with values Inclined to go lower. But little If any change noticeable In eggs for several days. Receipt* about equal to *»mand nnd consumption. home lietter demand Is noted for tbe beat grade of table butter. Cabbage and Irish potatoes, and espe cially cabbage, slow sale, with the mar ket glutted. To the contrary, onions of tho best qaal- 1T y HI mug for better prices A strong demand continues to prevail on sweet putatiMN Vegetables. grnrrSllv speaking, being furnished by the local gardeners at low prices. Too many grapes nrrlvlug to b# sold to n-l» <!■» ■«'* - f Hi- ebi|-r-r. Bananas plentiful, with prices sufficient ly low to authorize a general.and liberal mMnmptlas. linesppten scares SM selling for high prices I^mon msrk-t rather weak during tbs last week, with lower values prevailing. No oranges In tbs market. While a I*etter range of values prevails on peaches of tbe best quality, but little HUBBARD BROS & CO., tono " Atlanta Offlcea, 219-221 Century Building. Members New York Cotton Exchange. NewOr- leana Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Aaao- elation, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Gof* fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Buslneaa solicited for the above exchange*. Direct wire «ervlce. Correapondence Invited. Phonca 4M. Long Distance 39. A.S. Huatacc. Mar. Wi— ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK • ATLANTA, GA, C, E. CURRIER, Preaidant. A. E. THORNTON, VlcwPraaldant. H. T. INMAN, VIca-PraaldanL CEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashlar. JAMES 8. PLOYO, Aaa't Cathlar. Capital. $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. Ntw Orltut. COTTON^ (ivIw.^R^ISIS^HtOCKjPbONDS, ffs. 2 Will St., Piltn Bjlldiif, Alliiti, Cm. inttsus: .... i" w SSB&ftS lullil,. Cotta hihtngi. Ntw Or lam Cotta luhtogi. Urtrpool Coltoo Auodttloj. hltiti Win I to Ntw York. Ntw Orlttm. ChUtgo. Bill Fhott 1242. Sltndord Fhoot 291 Prank Ilawkl H. IL Atkinson. V. V ’l »i.»nisajC. F.r Joseph A. McCord, OuMsr. R. W. wyera, ( Third National Bank Capital .... $200,000.00. Surplus .... $300,000.00. Dr. A. W. Calhoun. MlltOD Dnrgnn. John W. Grant. H. Y. ilcCord. Dl RECTORS: Frank Hawkins. II. M. Atkinson. Joseph A. McCord. J. II. Niioaslly. J Carroll Pay ns. F. B Rosser. David Woodward. GIBERT & CLAY NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. ** k. ALABAMA AT- ATLANTA OA. COFFEE. PROViaiON* HCHBEMi Thn weekly statemrnt of the tar York " * * shows tbe following T«k Stork EirtmngaJJfaw MjweOMMa JMgffffljSSSaftafiaASortatla* Twk Cottoa 8^..“ ^ ^.I.r'.ton Cotton Mmi Prire.r JVIrr.;oa.l ExchaogM. ^ FA Q^N J M .O. 3 0r. t CS _ . _ , »ork Coffee Excbang 1 Local and Long Distsnos Ttltphonc 529®. 1.746.600 "K1,7U> Occidental Fruit and Produce Co. :iNC0KP0*ATltr= WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE AND CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BANANAS, PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES THE HUSTLERS J. M. COPELIN, Prea. 2 N. BROAD ST. JOS. CENNTISON, Mgr. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO. CAPITAL $200,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS .... $500,000.00 ACCOUNT* INVITED Wc Invite accounts of Individuals, corjtorations. banks nnd blinkers nnd oirer the best terms consistent with conservative banking. ■Hi