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Newspaper Page TextCOTTON RAIDED BY_THE BEARS Bulls Give No Support to Prices, While Bears Were Aggressive. WEATHER FAVORABLE At Midday Prices for the Active List Show De dines of 14 to 20- Points. Br Private T.raaM Wire. New York. Aug. 9.—On Belling by vratarday'. burns tile cotton market opened 2 to S points lower. The sell ing was Influenced by Improved news from the South nnd lower cables. After the call the bears added considerable pressure to the market. Commission houses were sellers. Sentiment was decidedly bearish in the cotton market today, nnd from start to flnleh weakness was the feature. New low records for the season were made through the entire list, all op tions selling below the 10c mark. The weather and crop news were the factors, the following being sam ples of the day's news: Houston received 1,643 anil Galves ton 553 new bales of cotton today. Following are samples of *rop and weather news received today: Cuere. DeWitt county, Texas. In dispatch says: “Yesterday was a ban ner cotton day for Cuere. nbout 350 bales coming in, and It came from all parts of the country, ns the prices paid at Cuere attracted the cotton." Nacogdoches, Texas, wires: “The cot ton crop, except In a jew communities. Is line to date. It is reported by farmers that from one-halt to two- thirds of a crop of cotton Is now ma tured. If this bo the case, the county h,a from 10.000 to 14.000 bales In sight. Too much rain Is reported iii some localities and the boll weevils and boll worms are getting in their destructive work." ' •Two new bale* of cotton, one from Louisiana and the other from Mlsste- ilppl, have Just been auctioned off In New Orleans for He per pound each. They were classed as strict middling •nd middling/*, • Wtxahachfe wires: “Ellis county has the biggest crop on record.” It will be remembered that Ellis county maclo the banner crop of any county In Texas In 1904—11,500 bales. Price is selling December today, which fir against hfs long October. He Is trying to sell October. 8POT COTTON MARKET. Atlanta—Steady nt lOtyo. Now York—Quiet and stcndy at I0.60c. w., consumption delivered on contract Kt. Louis—Quiet at lOVjc. .N.ivniiimh—Qnlet it 10 5-16c. rolmnltus—Steady at 10Hr. Galveston—Stcndy at 10%e. Its It (more—Nominal. Wilmington—Nominal. M ehlle—Dali, 10C. Norfolk—Steady at 10*0. Boston—Quiet nt 10.70r. Houston -Steady at 10*e. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool. Aug. 9.-12:15 P. m.—Snot cot ton quiet, with prices stcndy. Middling up land*. 5.Sid. Sales 6,000. American 5,300; •pecnUtton jind export MO; receipts 1,000, a ulet nnd steady, pening Previous Range. Close, Close, PrtTite I .eased Wire to filbert ft New York. August 9.—Liverpool St 12 P*PJ; ^ ”I»* About as expected. Mitchell offering 10.0Q6 January a! traders hammering market The Journal of Commerce mvs: dltlons In the nrlmniy market tor • goods could hardly be better nt the be* nlug of a Jobbing season. Mnless except be taken because of the scarcity which tsts for the time ledng In aperlat liuca merchandise. Agents And fbat buyers real Ixe the idmatlon in so far as supply It affecting It and the larger ronsunx-rs are disposed to cover further ahead than they were a few weeks ago.'* • "'i'"'* la IriW ii i 11 _ , lit, in'll M i. New Orleans. August livscpm 1 up Is ns expected, nnd without furthc changes should not nffect our opening. Liverpool cables: "Have little fnlllt . higher price*. Mach of the recent buying hns been on speculation, and with a *le- ellaing tendency all this cotton will be thrown upon the market" Mobile, Ain., wires: "Crop this seetlon reported a best the same; rains did damage ami outlook exeelleut." The market 1ms beei* very active this morning. The mere faroralde map aud erop news caused Incrensod selling. Tlie western forecast Indicates fair weather for Louisiana tonight and Friday: partly cloudy weather fig Arkansas nnd Oklahoma; partly cloudy weather with proiialde showers on coaat In Eastern Texas nnd in Western Texas. Sea hewers tonight nnd tomorrow. Eastern forecast Indicates fair weather hmngtiout tonight and Friday. Map fs excellent—Hear and dry and warm In the eastern section nnd alternately clear nml eloody with no rain Hi tke wester section. Market prices likely to be Intfi Private Wire to Ware A LeUniL New York, August 9.-LJvemool futuri opened quiet and unchanged. At 12:15 p.s unchanged ami dulL Bales, 6.000. Spots up at 5.84<1. Futures due to come un changed to 1 np. ^ . . IJvarpool cable soys: Continent buy ftie New York cotfott market opened heavy. Selling power strong. Hupi*ort poor. Weather mop good. Loos for grndurlty lower market. ... . This market Is getting hsav 1st each day, Absolutely no support To mnrket and col ton Is comtng out from every quarto Weather map good. I/wks as though \ are In for lower market. Advise teglng. Hchlll offering the market down. Belling 5.000 blocks of December nnd January. Mnrket breaking on heavy offerings b; Hchlll. Mitchell. Pearsall ami Ray. <?ates & Vo. henry buyers of cotton on th N>w*oS«ina, August 9.-L!rerpool was dne tin chnnged to 1 up and there fora cables up to 12:10 p.m. are Just right. New Orlenas receipt*. 45, 1 n«w; Hous ton 2.421, 1.80 new. It Is small slxed Ik... ———- -, will sdl the markst on farther rtas untest iroflt taking by satisfied aborts liecoraev fod MoeroL Thr ilrtallnl wrather huren* reports ire fratnrelm.. No milk Is iwmrtwl oror Texas. A maximum ttinpomrere of 101 .to- sree. Is reported from Alex.n'irin, l.o., hnt other locnlltlra In Loulalan. St* much "noth OctolJ'r and Detwinls’r rab>bflsl'u<l new low reoords for the season, nml sHll the market looks lower., Net stork cotton la New Orleans 13>XJ, ■RlffiRRIPAnaisl on ship- bo»ril 14J6S hnT,V aanibst 1H.3K last >rari against M.4J7 ta.t jrar. A very lair loislness has hreu done. Mar ket Is q.leter now. The ring Is .linnet solidly Arrayed in the Ini «hVr. i ,;nd only anrorewrn itecelopmenta ran Jnit prim higher. Spota are I tin: 11 re. Offering. are poor .md so la tbo demand. Private \Vlre to Hubbard Bros. Clearing weather map broug# local selling. Liverpool reports London and America aelllng. Under!,ne ls stend- ler than on Tuesday. Mitchell. Dick Bros., Norden heavy sellers, supplylns outside coverln, orders of about 60,- 000 bales. Mitchell very heavy seller. This heavy selling now attributed to Broadway liquidation. The market cannot stand this good weather. Mitchell Just sold 20,000 December Tty. etween 70,00 and >0,- kept..Oct. . . Oct.-Nov, . . Nov.-|)cr. . bee. J* II. . . Jun.-Keb. . Feb.-Mar. . 6.44 IS 5.0 5.46 Ml ».M 6.51 5.414.0 8.46-5.43 5.28 5.44 „ ss rsss ID 5.45-6.4« is tztx 6.44 5.51-5,61 TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. WARE A LELAND'S DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orleans, August 9.—Cotton wn» weak ‘ selling which sppean** * ly divided between the ciime from *11 sides, latent seller seemed t<_ i u.mh ... «It w** estimated :hnt he let go «VW bales. principally liecentlHT. during the m:»rnlag. The weakness started in the Uverpnol market Jast before the tipening of the American markets. Prl vate cnldegrams said thrt the order* to let entne principally from Loudon IV *“ New Orleans. . . . , Galveston. . . , Mobile. . . ; . Hnrannah. . . Charleston. . . Wilmington. . , Norfolk New York. . . Boston. I’sciflc coast. . Tfrtair INTERIOR MOVEMENT. The following table shows receipt* at the interior towus today, compared with ths •nme day Inst year: Houston. . . August*. . . Memphis. . , Kt. Liuts. . 1 iminnatl. Total. THE COFFEE MARKET. ■ N>w York. August 0.—The eoffee market nervous *nd Irregular this morning. Kuronean market* did not fully respond lT L . , P < * York declines of yesterday, I vhlch were dne to active liquidation by a fpuple local bouses. Trading was quits ae- hero during the esriy session, and held around the opening figures.— ^“^rt Ac clay. March.. ’ Arm May.. .. June.. .. July.. .. Angutt.. M ^ptembsr,. m 7.25-7.W 7.28 i-.r a i:£ 7 * 7.08-7. U Clatinr. 7.29-7.28 m* 7.49-7 JO III 7.06-7. M 7.06-7.1* 7.06-7.10 I’-'-lw ,. .. 7.W-7.55 7.06-7.M 7.W-7JS T.lVT.r, 7.16-7.2) 7.16-7.26 1 1*0 «ir»dy.. Xmcrlcs. 1'»l, sellhiff eaeimt s lower oi.',, Inc here, the srllrr jxvUMon. living 6 point, nml l»trr tbr rtu* ntlsoki-iT prior, on almost Mini wrath-r a-musH aii.I >w the frrr mnrrmrnt of now rottok. Tl;t flrsl I,.Ilf from In'll Ismlslaim amt Mis ,l,.lpp‘ wrrr aarllosml off nt Now Ur Ioann Imlay In Vsrlotlo, Alloy. Ilopiol. from Iflsrbsfppl «lrongtlioiio<l iho .iwliof la a roconl lironklrg onqi for Mint staff, tdrlcos from manjr In lanilslans wore very oplImUilo and Iho movement of now oottou In Texan contlntioU heavy ,n,l prorttwnl to 611 the wants of those who have ronualttsd themselves to August shipments. Glbert & Clay’s Cotton L,tt,r. New Orleans, Aug. Th» specula- tlve buying of the past few days In Liverpool seems to have been the for eign market’a strength, and cablea In dlrated that as soon aa the support wai withdrawn lower price* would follow Opllona loat In the net reault 6 points from yesterday's close, while spot aalea amounted to 6,000 bales, < points high er. Increased activity marked the day's developments, a more general In terest In market affairs being displayed on all sides. Frequently during the day the market would steady up ot) covering by satisfied shorts, but every such period would only serve aa a fur ther Incentive for bearish attacks. However, there was nothing unnatural about the decline, for the exceedingly favorable crop news Justified In a measure the lower range of values at tained. Our own advices from the In terior are excellent Indeed, stamping with more certainty the ruling pros pects for a splendid out-turn. The va riable weather of late, now wet and overcast, now clear and dry. haa In reality given considerable impetus to the further devolpment and maturity of the plana already heavily fruited. With these facta In view. It appears as If present price* are completely vindi cated by the conditions existing. PRICE CURRENT CROP REPORT. rMeegn. August _ ».-Tbe‘ Price Purrent ays: "Heavy wlater wheat movement .nM.IIng. Spring wheat give, rfmd pcom- Ine, hut rein 'lanugo apprehended. OM» muse I tetter than expected. Packing 470,- 000 a galoot 360,500 last year. GIBERT A CLAY •a K. ALABAMA ST. STOCKS. BONOS. COTTON. OBAIN. COWCt. PROVISION* ATLANTA, OA. MEMBERS' v!T L* 8!< *k Exchang».|N«w Oriean* Cotton New York Cotton Ex<*h*ngejktw Orlcana Btaek Cotton AraoeUtloo York Coffee Exchange ./New Orleant Board of Ir« .• ,«.al\c*ton Cotton Exebang* Trlr*te Wire* to all Exchange*- M Local and Lang Diotanoa Talaphon, 5298. W. R. FAGAN, Maninar. Pednsvlraoia Was Again the Leader, Scoring Sharp Advance. LONDON WAS SELLER There Was n Demand for Union Pacific from Room Traders. Bj Private Leaced Wire! New York. Aug. 9.—Thl* morning'* movement on tha atock exchange was characterised by tha same conflict of speculative opinion that waa apparent yesterday. American stocks in Lon don were quoted fractionally lower, accompanying a generally heavy un dertone in the markets abroad. Sales for foreign account, however, was only trifling and during the first hour the local market displayed con siderable strength. Pennsylvania was again the leader, rising another point and a half, and the shares of the allied road* were for a white conspicuous in the buying, but the upblddlng of the Pennsylvania group failed to have more than temporary effect on the.rest of the list. The market soon began to take notice of the heavy selling of New York Central shares, under which the quotation broke very sharply. This was connected naturally enough with yesterday’s violent fail In the com pany 3 1-2 per cent hoods, following the dissolution of the underwriting syndicate. In the stork market, with the exception of lViiusylvnnh, which opened up *, ne*r ly nil of the active list *t*rted In either nni'luinged or nt fractional recession*. New York Central, Amnljramnted Clipper. t«l orailo Fuel, Rending. Steel preferred anr Southern Pari tic were common Uowu % Smelting. Erie and ** mipjrlvanta was the lender rising to 12*\. The upw> ; - meat was accompanied by assertion* that nt the November meeting the stock will 1m» pnt on a 7 per cent InisIs. There was n demand for I nlon 1’nclflc from the room -traders lu anticipation of some favorable developments at the* di rectors* meeting. Ice securities also were a feature, sd vanelng 2 points. Price niovemeu irrow. Iiondon sold less than 10,000 ‘■shares on Imlnnce. t , Governments unchanged. Other bonds steady. LONDON STOCK MARKET. Ic were tyichiumed; Sira % nnd Brooklyn Truuslt, and Ht. Paul off ft. Anaconda Atchison ’nnsdlnti Pacific 'heMpenke A Ohio hlrsgo. Milwaukee ft 8t. L. Jllnols C’entrsl sonlavillc A Nashville New York Central,*... [leading.. .. .. .* .. •* •* .. Ilouthcrn Pnclfle., ■J«Jnn Pacific ,, United Htrttrs MteeL........... 'nlteil Htntes Hteel pfd..T... ‘ennsylvnuln is?t STOCKS AND BOND8. Bid. Asked. mulish k,m 10JH iImcoii 6 Atlanta. AijssS-IS . 11. of Georgia 1st Income.. do. 2d Income..., do. 2d income...' South western..., “ fla Pnclfle 1 , and A. 1st..., :::::::: i SHORTS NERVOUS; FEAR CHOP SCARE >f,w Vnrk, A«e- Tb» bus ssjs: lofln .h'-'-'t lir unfsvanhl, WMthm rrpnrt, from Ml. ,'intbw.I,ru r.iltou l.'lt .ad rmfrilE war. n.rvmis, fmrinx th, d.vrlonni.nt i>4 s rmp mn, .ml ttwjr cev- .rail rstli.r frcly nt tlmrs. IlMTjr rstn, were eslit to lie seriously rismsgfn amt Indl worms Were received from Texss. thl* nstarslly crested nerriwssees X some of the hears. Then, too, sol liousht Is expectstlon of s nstural rail. I.tvrn»>l WSS le'tter thus eineetr* and brokers repraseellns Urrrpoa) Interests sere buyers. There was less selling pre»s- ■, especially from southern snarees, si- client. The erop K g4ncrslly ilctertorstie the month of A condltloa Is cxl this ys#r. The weather In, the Atlantic state* was more favorable, hot sentiment was molded by the bad reports from the iHithwest. Weather conditions. It Is be- dmnlmite tb** coarse of the time to come. I* considered hulls l « r k sg sontan Ikrca. will market for *««e little time Meantime the short Interest. Is rather extensive. Bnt the Imll enem and the ontridi to give the tpemlntloo Glbert k Clay. «’fw wiixnup, nu*. w.— i nr s/vui'r crat asy*: The fact that the heavy new rrnp movement In Texaa haa not broken tha spdt prices there as rapidly as antic!- patsd haa checked to Mint oxtent active endeavor on the part of bearish disposed scalpers* and wa* probably responsible for I the promptness with which room trader* accepted the exaggerated reports of flood damage In the I .one Star Stale. As a mat iter of fact, the*wide difference between the American awl .Liverpool rings encourage straddle operations In some volume, which appear to be supporting the cla-Atfantte new crop portions without depressing the I English market. la the last aaalysls It moabl seem that the average bear, made ■■■■■■iImiIIMi surcease* hi the snd lu aplte of an- dent logic, yet fears the lucky star of the old enemy and the market horsed in down ward tendency, .simply beeaus* the public nor the professionals poesem the courage ileariy the talent had ■MPPRMVPRIPffPsure thing than to take the gambler’s chance on the new retitnrea Meanwhile the local correspondents of l.l rrponl firms have use«l the cal,lea In i effort to educate tbrir foreign friend* cotton crop.—Ware A LeUud. THE SUGAR MARKET. I*rtvate Ie«*n| Wire, ew York. August l.-I/ml reined and ember 5w Hmeltlng Refining. Ax preferred. Atrhlaou day preferred American Cotton OIL. Hiltliuorv and Ohio/. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Cnnaillan I*ac|th* Chicago 'ind North western... Chesapeake nml Ohio.,., Colorado Fuel aud Iron Ceutral leather, do, preferred; Idqo and (1 - -jcugf*, Mtlwa I (claw a re and l DIatlllcr'a Hecpritlcs «io, ‘ prafW^iV.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.’ Oeuernl Electric Illinois Central..., American Ice \ I^uiKllle and ... Mexican Central . Missouri Pacific New York. Ontario and Western National Lend Northern Pnclfle .virmiTii t n«-mc. New York Central.. Norfolk and Western. Pennsylvania “eople's Gas 'teased Htcrl Car tbA IKil™:::::::::::::::;:; Heading * Republic Hteel Rock Island do, preferred... I United Rtates Rubber do, preferred... Southern Pacific Southern Itailwny 'lo. iwrfwml Hloss-Hheffleld.., * ,\... Tennessee Coni and Iron Texas and Pnclfle Union I'Uriflc United Htntes Steel do. preferred.. Virginia'-Carolina Chemical do, preferred stern Uttlun bash do, preferred Wisconsin Ceutral do, preferred Total stock sales today 796,400 share*. Irfwt* wheat came «hiI waa hard to sell. Tin •obi It nut on the dip. Fair buying of ‘ * and Updike. Mel Bartlett, Fra tier _ Ought to get a little rally from TS%e- brook la wheat amt market now ateadler. Wevatnr j»e.q»le now picking up some on the break. Brokers here bayiitg quit# a line “f *1iteat. aepposed to he f*»r Kneel and. oats hy Mar field. Northern Helling mostly by tonga and With ele... market but! Hence exile rlei IjSS i-nriuk w««lh,r .wt . kM.y vfan" nil. un Mvy rnr. NB<i "ui. will n msi. itlffl'-ully In holilf tlln. up .ml rili. wnIl .mi low*,, with tnnt., nor run tknn cxpwtwj. Pork wt. •troDy. wIMt lleht trail,- I.H-.I aprratnra «mi rnmnOral,., hnum nukl lanl .sil rllMM KM?lt,ii h»nw. took t.riL ■■■ I htrafn InlM In-van: A wat hnrrrat ■SN.M. . Imll fnatn. In whmt .ml «*t. for I hr lint. twin*. Thwv b.v. Ihwhj ■httwrry rositltlsu.nl K.um. «ml OkU hum. th, srv.r.r p.rt "f fwo wrok., amt th, tv brat is rkv .h'M-k ..<] .tort haa tlr- tvrl.watnl la quality. Imt II t* not MltvvM that tk.ra will h, any lora In quantity na ira. rain, mntlnur. T'-iaa nml Oktahnot.l hail 6imh1, yralonlay .sit th, day Iwfora.l «soul*, hail 4.4* Im-hra of rain. ’alt raURml " H <" i IS» wl > 6 I if bra. Thl. la not K"»vl / RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET AT NEW YORK. i"i i'< N- " >"iK Last Previous Open. High. IaOW. Hale. Close. Clow. Aug. , 9.81 “ kM MUI 9.70 9.71 let. . 186 9.61 fov. . 9.99 9.91 _»ec. . 9.97 f.97 Jan, .10.94 10.IM Yell. .10.00 10.00 Mar. .10.15 10.16 Closed steady. 9.45 9.W 9.62 9.70 9.72 - 9.46-46 9.5156 9.67-66 9.64-66 9.74-78 9.88-88 9.72-75 9.93-95 9.76-79 10.01-02 9.66-99 10.0H-09 1.93-98 10.11-12 9.97 19.93 10.01-02 10.20-21 AT NEW ORLEANS. The fallowing la the range In cotton fu tores In New Orleuus belay: l.nat Previous Open. High. Low. Hale. Close. Cloi Aug. .10.00 10.00 0.92 9.92 9.92 ' *“ 9.88 9.82 9.66 9.72 9.74 9.74 9.72 9.76 9.79 9.82 Kept. . 9.MI Oct. . 9.85 . 9.78 llec, . 9.87 9.Hi Jim. . 9.93 9.94 Feb Mur. .10.08 10.09 Closed steady. 9.72-73 9.74- 76 9.75- 76 9.82 63 lose . 17-23 9.99-10 9.89-90 9.91-92 9.92" 9.99 9.94 9.98 TIPS FLASHED From Wall Streot By Private Wire to Ware A Lelanfl. New York, Aug. Bsifk rate un changed: I-owlon .tightly lower. There I. bullish talk on Pennsylvania and Un silled group of stocks, but netting can hardly be restrained nml the general market is likely to work oft to lower level, sml another poor bonk la predicted. There 1b no certainty of anything favorable coming out pn St. Paul or the Jfsrrlmsn Pacific. Look for a traders’ market, but on good recensions would take on Steels and the low- prtiwd Southern ond Western rail*.— C. K. Rackett. The Dick following Is thin morning bulling Norfolk and Western, saying that the tendency of the coalers la upward and that the market reaction will soon cease and permit Improve ment. This following Is also buying Cincinnati and Ohio, according to our report* today. per cent. I'rlrnt. Wire to Clthert A Vlay. New York, A"X. *—A2iirclu.il, kpailHr * Co,: "We fiivor the long .tile of tu, mxr- ket on any further <l< |in-»«l»u tmlnr nr tn- mortnw, nml think uctfvq nmirovml illrlitrml pnrlnK Mock will nlv.iu-c. iIihmI hnylua "f Nnrfulk In re|iortcil to ua Octeber.. XavMDbr.... December.. . January.. morning thnt there I. ncalc down buy ing of Southern Pacific, which «eem» strong. The Information In high-grade houses Is to buy It confidently for re actions for s time. Some board spe cialists are talking *0 for the stock. Eugene Heyer and H. Content buying Pennsylvania. Dow-Jones summary: Amerlcfln stocks In London aulet, a shade below (’lnat*l Ktofub parity. ^ , Grand Jury drops Ice charge. Standard Oil Indicted In Chicago for accepting rebate, from Lake Shore. Bank of England rate unchanged. London market generally cheerful with further recovery In console Well.-Fargo minority stockholder, fight for Increased dividend begins at meeting this morning. Eastern railroads nil Increasing or ders for rail, for this and next year', delivery. . ■ Stocks freely offered In loan crowd with light demand for Pennsylvania the only feature. Thirty-three roeda for fourth week July show overage gross Increase 14.77 par cant. President Vorgnn. tit First National Hank, of Chicago, says there Is money enough to move cropa, but speculation should be restricted. Demand for steel products continues good, even where some falling off In ugust was usually expected. Twelve Industrials declined .87 per wt. Twenty active railroads declined .52 reported Wi*. The WRF liiKher dividend The FiiiniK-liil a renewal of Insiirane. | will operate for renetlonnry operations In the stork market, hut our riilnilntlou* lend ns to the belief thnt the market I* now sim ply In s trading ixmltlon, where the trading rule* should Ik* closely adhered to. with u •trtet observance of Individual limits with in a range of 2 to 8 point*,'according to the Ntocks. The Htnndnrd Oil Indletmeutn III the We*t may have th# effect of ranting short Helling l (M piy, || lmt the gi»oil _ govern t w In.ml congeHtlnii *hould be rolnrldent sn enortiioUN crop Umnand for fondi either alngl/ could hnvo been cored for without dlfffculty, hut the bond relief must wall till the erop demand* aball hnV* been Fnilkrt.fi, according ft» the n resow I outlook. Wo expert to *«• a tporlnlty or two pot forward htillUhly to«lnjr, ceriums after the manner of Uennsylranln, which im* evl ■Mtir Ikwii etr |— " _ liildatlou wn* 1st.” SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest ISstabllshed Office South. conox—STOCKS BONDS—BOHN Ground Floor Gould Ouildlng. Dally mnrket letter nnd mnrket manunt mailed on application. wheat In shock or atoek* and la atm«*t much for the corn. Indians. Illlunta. InwM, Neltraaka, and most Mata In the eurn licit hnve han rain enough to curry the rorn erop well along to inntnrity with- out any more moisture. In part of t* northwest ahowerr weather for nearly .. week ka* delnycd rutting of the ripened wheat and every day of unfavorable wroth- cr puices the wheat crop in n more eritienl rontlltlon. making It liable to lost from shelling from Mng too ripe. .Oats In llllnot* and lows hnve been corn crop* couth of the Ohio Jnmea A. Patton, "t Iwlleve that the ft will raise 180,003,000 bushel* awe than la*t I* the Inrgrnt ever huowb. In Arknnnnn e»*rn la 5o per rent better than laat year. The Isoulidnnii com rrop Is the Inrgeat ever known. It was notlen ralllea hero and lu Mluneenolj* long wh was put on the market In qiisutltlea _ rliovk a further ndvsuro. Elevator p^oplo were also c«*utplou«u* on the trlling •We in ludh market*. Gets threshing will be over In ten • The rrop will im» 1ft nrr r«*nt tee* than j of last year. Grub worm* Injuring corn.” Private Wire to UllMfl ft Play. Chicago, Attg. - 9.—I*H*nla started to huy wheat. I»nt. finding no oiitaMe *umK>rf, hnve tarneti srliiT*. UelloTe it Is saru to buy on any dip. Chicago Record-Her* Id: “Total export sale* yesterday were rjfl.noo bushels. In nd dlflon there were 118.000 bushela hnnl wheat snid here. 50.000 at Ht. Lull* nml 180.000 at Kansas City to sen hoard and gulf exporter*. Other rash grain *nle* here were 225.004 corn and 168,000 oat*. Prediction* wired Imre from Mlnnmpntlft thnt the North Dakota wheat crop would not be ns Inrge as Inst year brought forth an offer by II. P. Wat *0/1 to wnger 15.009 on the contrary shle of the proposition. MlnneaiHilI* report* that there I* a possibility of gbod 1100kInga of flour any tlinK now In rate the market for | hold* *t< barrels. THE METAL MARKET. .lew York, August 9.—Thc strength In tin | nbrand wna reflected In price4 here. Hpot I ud nearby deliveries Improved Hr. ] Copper firm but «M%Bog> I fa-id and *prlter were iieift«c«e<L BUYING WxiS GENERAL Later Selling to Realize Re sulted in Loss of the Early Advance. By Private Leased Wlr*. 1'llca.o, Au., l.-^Ther, woa eon,id- •rabl* pmnrt nit Kbeai and It cl'-".i 6-407-6'' lower for til* day. The buy- in. orders were not In evldenr* and bears bad little trouble | n h.wln. th. "■ - i 1 l' I )i" in'ivf-rn-n' "f 1 wheat will Irtrr.a*. a. rapidly .. iprln. wheat Is Ihrrah'.il nnd pr>- par*d for in.rk.t. I'orn rioaed dull and off l-603-4r. Oats were "IT 1-4 if l-6c. Provl.taaa aft 11* u i-jc. Primary wheat reroipt, 1.066,856 bu.heli and corn 671.000 buahel., com- pared with (49,000 and 665.P0U, reaprot- Ively, a year ngo. ciearancM far tha day: Wheat 3J«,- 000 bushel.; corn 171,000 buahel.; „nt. 17,000 buah.la, . A. lll.il aa 76 boa> load, wn, tnk'-n by Ih* seaboard r.\ tk" rin,. At > m- ca.0 66,000 buahel, wheat, 155.000 buali. els corn and 115,1)00 buahel, oats. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. chlraao train and prorlalona MetatloM for today fell"*: Open. WHEAT- E : I COHN— aa-.: jtt isa-.: at May. . 34*1 POUK- Hrpt. .I6.W 18.68 H.mi Jan. ..14.00 14.0) 12.90 LARD- Jan. .. 6.00 1.09 ' 8.0:55 ■IDElh- flept. *.«TH 9.0-Jt • rl. ,.. 1,66 X.« « TfS in. .. 7.4755 7.50 7.4755 Cnali Wlteol-No. 7 reil. 7W4«7»: da, 77VJ»n5J5^Ne. 1 lioril wlnfer, flV CHICAGO CAR LOT8. III|h. Law. Cloe 8’ C C a; i si i r '8 9.68 h *< ’ 7.50 Wheat., Corn.. .. Onto.. Tonny. Tomon NORTHWA3T CARS. 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