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Newspaper Page Text~ HHH| ■ 'llII" aVjJINTA GEORGIAN. MONhAt. Ar?irsr ?*. u* 11 EDITED BY JOSEPH B. LIVELY ( THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE EARS IN CONTROL OF EARLY MARKET Forced Price of Cotton to New Low Level Early in Session. CROP NEWS IS GOOD 5# NEWS AND GOSSIP Of tho Fleecy Staple. Influence of New Crop Movement in Texas is Being Pelt. By Private l.cnied Wire. New York, Au*. IS.—Business In the cotton market was active with bear pressure strongly In evidence, the crowd assuming It to be In part at least for lower Wall street.’ After the call the list extended Its decline to about 10 points representing a new low record for the season. Liverpool wa» weak today In both departments of the cotton market. The weakness In that center was at. I trlbuted to continental and heavy sell ing by America. In spot sales were 9,000 bales at a decline of > points, making middling Ml. Future* opened 3 to d points lower, tut »n the selling above noted, closed st i tons weak at tht The New York market opened about Is due on the early Liverpool advices, but was forced down to a new low re cord for the season before noon- on general heavy selling on favorable crop reports and a crop estimate of 13,000.- dM bales by a prominent New York Arm. It also predicts that cotton Will, sell at 8 l-2c by October 1. New cotton Is also moving more free- I |v. especially In Texas, Houston today receiving 1,193 bales and Galveston *80 bales, savannah received 2 and New j Orleans 1 new bale. ■ Estimated receipts at Houston to- [ morrow 8,009 to 0,500 bales, llfktntt 1,121 actual last year, Private WlrV to filbert A Clay. *»• 13.-Liverpool at 13:39 ?• . 4 down oa fall months. Wax uue -03 down. : . "Market easier OO'MtllltlKMltai fflllliff autl Abft+M* Of Another nM» ur«: ••Market affected nn favorably by poor reporta from New York. Alrtiwlfta Kcllliis near month*.’• The tv«**ku**M fa Urerpoot ia duo to two c*n**#-#nni«. my Mllng hjr Alexandria. be h for Pr?ce AUU * rlC<IU ** ,u *' •“PI****! * to ‘jWId aelllnf. Very little dla|»oe!tlou to otiy here, fit my opinion. Price Is heavily short of market. II, la trying to keen If stirred up ntul weak to dlnconrag* baying l»y out* •blur*.—1\ I). Freemnn A Co. UveriHHjI wlrea: “i*«»vr otllltig here on nter-Baggott estimated crop of 13, Canieute 000.000.'* Ilo not rnah to aell cotton on Carpcti- ter-Banott eatlmate of 13.000.000. Thi* la along the line to facUltatu Trie* ■overlay. The Journal of Commerce aajre: '‘With credit* good, unmistakable evidence of. at leaat, a normal demand for mercbandlao and an acknowledged acnrcltr In mauy atn- pic lines of textile*, the leader* In the advanced have already l*eeu announced-ami other* are to l»e made next week. It ia felt that they are the result of dearly seen condition* affected by the laws of sup- - — _ht about trough manipulation or ■peculation.** New Orica u*. Aug. IB.—Liverpool down la very poof, A decline of 4 poltffa wna dlie. Looka like the long Interest there me ^TerlnnMHHHWpi militate against any marked Improvement. The l’lrayunc says of cron* In Mtaalaidp- E l and Isoutslnna: “Insufficient moisture ad anything hat a good effect oh cotton: deterioration In sonte section* Iwtwceit 66f7 per cent. Immediate rains would relieve nun blight and retarded growth." special of Itatoa Rouge says: “Sena Rllllngaley reports that In Hatdne par iah the lioll weevil Is eating up the cotton crop. He doea not think that the plant er* will make one-half crop this year, am! crop. that *11 of the new bolls are killed na na the special soon na they appear.* A special to The * Houston. Tex,, any*: weevil, and caused much sb 8P0T COTTON MARKET. Atlanta, quiet nt lOHe. Saw York, quiet nt lO.COc: delivered on fontmet WO. ’ Sfw Or Wna. steady n» 'f I flic, ijrerpool. quid flt 5.6&I. ParannulrT qalJt at 14*A*. Ananairt. steady St Wtfc. Galveaton, quiet at 10 6-lBe. Houston. steady St lO.dQc. Hiiindeiphio, nominal. Boston, steady at 10.60P. Memphis, quiet at 10^r. BMtiiiiofe. nominal nt 10H«. Mobile, dull nt 9%c. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. BPHMMPMNi price* easier: middling uplands S.ttd: sales 5,000; American 4.. p: speculation and export 1,000; receipts •.ww: American none. Futures of*n*d easier. ffpettlag PrarUnm llantc. Close. Close. August C.46-6.4 August -Kept 6.414.1 - , ir* 7 i 4 4 . Mu.-Felt IM8 1,38 * 98 JVh. Morrb. . ..136 13 Mtrrh April 9.37-9.38 -1.10 April Mny. . . . ,.8.r 6.S 1.0 1.41 TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. Vjr llrlraqx. ililrMton. , Mn iflr, , . , , It-rnnitni,. . . narlMtitu. , . Wilmington, , Norfolk. . . ■onion J rostnn, . Private Wire to Wxro A Lelanil. . Now Yunrk. Attg. 11—The rottnn market opened Imrfly atendy with cnmmlxnlon honee, liityrra. Mitchell and Uphill pool aollrra. Howard Wllaon bought conildera- lilo 1 h-r-rml'or. Mltrholl. Wiggins nnd Hcltlll heavy toll- Howard Wllaon uttering 9,000 December nt 10.88. Mltrholl, S.-ltlll nntl l’otranll hnro tgnln Jtnnpod on thr mnrket. Now Orion its. Aug. 13,-The wookly pres* crop roportn Itnllmte derange by Inseeta and rain* In Toxnm itntl dnniage by high ITERIAL RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Some Stocks Advanced to the Highest Point Reach ed This Year. THE STARTIRREGULAR Turned Decidedly Strong \fter the First Few Minutes’ Trading. temperstnres In Texas. The market retains Its . The market »Ul-. ... —- nnd Is even weak st the decline. It must lie Said, however, that many shrewd offers- tors favor a reaction. Any strongly bullish new* would undoubtedly enuse a sharp rise. It la anld Texas |« ocffrlng cotton freely. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Texne—McKinney rlonr. *9. Pnrlx eleur, 80. I’nmlcune fnlr. 81. Nnrnxotn rlnttdy, 7.7. Ilr.-iiliflin rlondy. 71. Qslvonton <jonr. 80. Ilnluoarlllo fnlr. SO. Illllxlmm vlonr. 73. Wn.-o 010110. 7i Tomplo rlondy nnd thront- oning. .Vow /Imutiftfa olonily, 7f. Fort Worth olonr. 78. Itnllnn olonr. 78. flosu- mont olonr. Bhrrninti olonr, 73. Bon- b Toxaa W Ittilnfiill-noorlllr. Ttlnnoo. .12: nrrnhnui. trnoo: Brnwnwootl. ,6o: Corpus cltrlatl. trnoo; cnrro. .10; Imlilin, trnoo; By I’rfrnt* I.oaaod Wlr«. New York. August 13.—As the be havior of the market In the last half hour of Saturday’s session had fore- xhndowed, no serious Influence was eg. •reined today either by the heavy shrinkage of bunk reserves or by the comparative firmness which followed It In today's money market. Both call and time loans were maintained at last week’s higher level, but quotations went nd higher. The bulk of the day’s new credit business on the stock ex change was arranged for from 4 to 1-3 per cent. On the other hand, some encouragement was afforded by a further decline In sterling exchange to day, and by the disclosure that the banks start the week with a gain of 31,100,000 in their operations at the subtreasury. The ruling ngures on de mand sterling are now so closs to tho gold Import point that engagements at any moment are likely. If money rates were to rise any higher than they are It would Immediately precipitate the movement, and It Is evident that rely ing on this Is why the stock market re fuses to take a more serious view of the money outlook. At the opening to day Brooklyn Rapid Transit fsll 3 points on the 9c fare derision and the disturbances occasioned by It on the company's line yesterday. But the gen eral list was entirely unaffected by the drop In this stock. It followed a higher London range, and throughout the fore- Amnlgrunattv American St Atlantic* Cm Auaouiila .. ; U(’filling... Atehl« «ln. prvf»* lira Hnltimere itronklru 1 <*itnaUlan 1' Chlraco ami X t’lu‘0.i|>'*nkn <’<ibira<f<i Fl tid ChlrflgD i Chicago. Mllnnukoi* IMnwan* nml lltiiUm IMatlllcr’a Spcurlth* I ■ ( do, prvfvi (b-ncrnl Kiev trie llllimln Centra! American le* Keen rifles... Louisville and NaiikYllle miu -'iii'.iv nix-................ Me\lt-itn Cenlrsl ktlsrourl Parlflv,. New York, Ontario and Weatern., X’ntloiiRl Lm«I ,,,, Northern racMc... *’ork Central. Paclllc Mall lltMidlua tfpUblTr Kteel Itoek Island do. preferred United Ktntea Kublior do, preferred Moiitliern I'aelDc «.„.*».»»»»»».... Southern Hallway do. preferred J>I*en ttltfhiLow | cm., ItoVi 'T: rutira, lei iif . iis"| i -i't r-e. w. ■^1 mihI iin*i 8^ %S% 6JH ’a6 , ‘ SIojcm Shofflchl ........ TeuneiHM'4* Coal and Iron f pxna and Pacific njon Pacific do. preferred glnla-Carolina Chemical preferred,,... »....t .Vesfern Union abash do, .preferred,. WImcoiibIii Central Total stock sale* today 6IS.600 shares. lfWlJ 1 ‘iMi ris 'iiti M ■an 'iiti ii-i i u B m -NOTES ON' GRAIN rclntori on Provisions. Private Hint to Ware 4k Inland. ..Chicago, Aug. II—Tin* local crowd I, on wheat and went nliort imbfy WHEAT WAS FIRM - AT TRE OPENING MHHHMSHHMaBi. n wheat early mi tie- eahlra, hut v.ry llille lining nntl • little affet'l. th* market ettsllyi The wHtthwe.t market, are led very «M|tpy tkl. lunrulnt. nnd liter. Inlk hern aliout wtaleru rati-, on Higher Cables and Bullish Foreign News Were tho Early Influences. . ngalnit KUO last year. ■ con^^ooo^pdnat Sjttyxn last SELLING WAS LIGHT S$ % BrJBPktM," ■bent 1,178,010 ugsln.i l.itiono iiiul W0,JKW last year. tfdliig SMB .osu.no imi Argentine t week I IMI P.v'.tSW lt| w lUmril’s on pti.wse Mnlrmenl; Wht-ttl 971.om ss.ln.i 37.838,009 Issl week .ml 33.- k000 Isnt rear. yrn -l.wtoon ngalnnl 31.187,008 last week — 177,000 ln,t .here were a few, Cuing nrtler. cam sml bane for ttsle. Kiterlnml nntl In Mny nl letre World’s Bhipmcuts About as Expected—Trade Was Dull. hstl the Mny artier. The.lmy, are katklnc tti nntl Irylna In s'I * at-nlp. It may work timber on lisjit ■- llivg alon timtae bn,fill*. Hterlfag aelllni Rttekley file seller of Kopteuiber. rather light, Provlalous a shade higher on lighter run of hoga than r\|M*eted, Home covering by aborts. Belling acntteretl. If the receipts of hogs lei up lard and ribs will sell tip sharply. Packing In Chicago alnce March last shows an Increase of Iff,W0 hogs over Isst year. tin* in UnvKy.«i” r K’b(le"; , n.lI?;e wheat will likely work some lower, do i any money on the Short side for f P'lll. e Inn leva present prices on new ih jrcs fnlly discount general early fnvo we believe, mer nn ............. ...... ■, fordo Hcntrniber corn conshleri- Mare irteudly to ^ati Icngo Inter-Ocean ii anya: tta" c«H» day that 1.0<X>,ono wheat had been mdil for export, uuiatly by Chicago house*. There are Chicago house* who can sell l,<v*\one bushels wheal, but RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET * i ■ bt'ins nltwiMl limn ttt-llt-r. miwj to rt> ir, ri'pnrlpt) wrre 170,000 Imshtd. By l’rir.tp Iw.m.1 \V|rn. Chlragn, Auguol II.—The best prices In grain failed to hold. They wen- up during mld-aoaalon, hut met in- r^a-.-d offerings. Requesting apnle for ihe tiny ahnwed wheat at t-io lower, corn 3-1 and l-tv higher, natl 1-8 and l-le low er and provlaion* t 1-1 anil 39v ht-iinr. Th# report* from the «|.ring »hi>nt country were all that rnuld h» a.ked. and atill the bull# were In' lined to buy wheat, l'ash transactions were small and In cluded 90,000 bushtlo of wheat at Oma ha, nine load* at aeaboarri, nine load* corn and 8I,000 tnuhel* oat*. At t’hlvago 11.090 bu*h>!: wheiti, 45.- 000 buahel* corn snd lo.ooo buiht i« oat*. Trlmary receipt* of wheat 1,1(3,000 huahel* and corn 3I8.09O i.u -1..-1... agRlnat 1,118,900 and 689,000 buelu'la, reapectlvely, a year ng" OlearancN for the tiny: Wheat. 811,- 000 bushels: cum. 18,099 buihe!-. and oats 8,190 bushel*. AT NEW YORK. ward. The great strength In the Pa cific share*, heavy buying of the Cop per shares, and a smart fnll In the In- terbnrough Rapid Transit Issues on the publication of the favorable showing for the June quarter were the main fea tures for the trading. The stock market opened at almost general Advances extending to 3-4 tn Reading, Baltimore nnd Ohln and St. Paul, the latter up 3-9. Atchison, Can were 1-4 higher. Brooklyn down 1 7-8 ol the opening nt 76 1-8, Amalgamated copper opened 1-4 higher. After Irregular changes In the first few minutes the market became decid edly stronger and material gain! were made all arnund the mom, some stocks advancing to the highest prices reach ed this year. Bouthern Pacific was the most prominent feature. After early sale* at 711-3, It advonred tp 717-8. The buying was one of tha moat IV- nresslve character. Union Pacific and St. Paul both rose on.buying of the aame character as Southtm Pacific. tlnlvcstott. .03; |Inntsrllle, trsiy; Kcrrvlllr. ,24; IjiiiiiHisns, .49; Mexln, .01: f’slestliu-, .08; Unit Aiiltmlo. 1.10; knit Mnrcos. .0; Tsrlor. .M; Temple, .04; Whnrton. .01. Mississippi—Nstebex rlesr soil wsnn: *0 rsln. Jackson clear and hot. lssoo flty clear nml wnrnt. Mcrtdlnn clear nnd hoi. llnttlesburg iNirtly rlondy snd hot. Holly Kprlngs partly rlondy and plennsnt. Tn- Brooklyn Rapid Transit recovered large part of Its ‘ " Anaconda strong. Initial loss. The Steels, and Amalgamated were in-lo tienr nnd cool. New Albany nnd Alienlecii clear nnd hot. Atnnry clear nml warm; good rain Hnntlny afternoon. Meridian clear and hot. An effort was made to dep-ess Penn sylvania In the early trading, but the stock was In good demand. London bought 11,000 shares. Governments unchanged. Other bonds qutst and flm'. LONDON 8T0CK MARKET. mlnghnnt clrnr snd wsrm; good shower Isst night. Krlunt nnd Montsmnery dear nnd warm. t)|>ellkii pnrily cloudy and warm. - — 1 *- '—dy' nnd warm; hnnl Mobile iiartlv cloudy nnd wnrntl rain yenienlny. ... , . (Ieorgln-4'nlittnbns ritnir and hot. Ameri- KTOf-K- Annenndn.. iwrtty clotuly and not. Allutny clear nnd hot: had good shower yesterday. Ms con rlesr nnd hot. , Tennessee— Nashville clear nnd hot. Chat uuoo*a partly cloudy sutl hoi. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Extreme N’ortbwest-I’nrtly cloudy. Northwest—Clenr. West nml Konthweit—f’lenr, Ohio Vnliey-I’nrtly elondy. Alcblsn*. . . . I'annHlaii ParlRe rule.. Mil. ami HI. fanl.... Erie Illinois I’entrnl leinlsvllle nnd N’nnbvllls.. ,. Heading ..... K eniuyTvanla.., luthern I'nrlfle., „ .. . rtiloii I'nrifle rolled Hlntea gfeel.. .. ■■BsnmrabM rtJm ■■«F Aug. H*nt. Dot. Nov. lb*. . . . Jan. . . . Fan. . . . March. . ft a (•luted vary atcady. AT NEW ORLEANS. iMirt. Hnlc* report nl were No. 2 hard. nio*fl.v for raport. board reported 166,64) lutkliM* pott CHICAGO CRAIN MARKET. 9 bushels sold for «■ Tho following la tho twhgft In uroa In Now Orleans today: •.•••• — .... ....ihta In largo volume, Knnaaa flty shipping 1,I*.000 liiiNhola Hatunlay, I® par cant «f it Jo thf gttlr. wTirr am ‘ Aug. . . . . fiapt. .... Oct Nov Inh* Jan Wh. oaut .. J 8R L„ W’hrnt h*a h##tt rtiaboil out nil wrok from Mlaaourt ir RU r lopt ! ail ! freUlil, whleii ex- iretl Frldsr, "Who Is In dn the llquldsllng In gepteni- ,er wheat!" It Ihe nppe'niosl quesllnn be ing discussed by the Frade In general. A Initjorily of Ihe iiriifesstiuinls nnd eipiiiiuls- slnh men llilnk tnni the lungs will do the liquidating Inside of ttm weeks. Four. 'fc. May. nir p r si 0 OATS— Bopt 8.M 990 i CM 9.M46 to th Cloaod atoady. THE COFFEE MARKET. Naw York, Aug. 1*.—Kumpoau market* ware not particularly encouraging. Ilnvrr Iwtlng aud llamburg He lower. Thi market hero ruled atendy, and In the earl) gftefftmm a-a* aInnit 6 |Niliifa net higher on Iih'iiI support. Halo* for tho first half of the session wore about 7,000 l*sg*. which reflecti-l a very qaM loialnoM, *■ Judged l»y the standards ranched since the imglnnhijr of tho valorlxatlon talk.—Ol* l»orr a nay. Following wna the opening clone lu tue New York coffco day: terent ...... tde, a* n desire t<» get l_ ff»r thHr largf holding hand, there nfe a few l .._ any that tire will ilo the ll'iuldntlni set In rose iin« xlient altuatlon I* llkolv to undergo * mnit .lnl rhantro f»»r the STATISTICS. DIRTH8. To Mr. and Mi*. John Honehoo t at Henry street, a daughter. ter, especially abonld ftentemlier dellveriai lie Inrge nnd the WMgt he «ldppod «nit The Itfenlr * * * Infineneed I lion. Tho i the Irndloc *elier nf riba. Tlcfletia nnd Frlwfn seller* ‘ ... If Opening January.. .. Fehrunry. . Mni-ch m's? 1 ::. *. June Jnly Augttat HeptfU)lM>r.o DEATHS. Mrs. W. A. Hlma, M years old, died consumption nt 14 Form wait afreets^ II. 11. Fletcher, 63 yeara old. died of m plilne imleonlng at 6&1V6 H. Forsyth street. Ur. t\ u. Hurt, a yeara old, died at H Delta place. Mrs. Mary J. Almond. 70 year* old, died ot jinrulyal* nt 21*2 K. rain street. MjT — MHM P Rtuniah houses ■old Inrd and nha. The support from the Nations pony and other packer*. Kind Ididy—My poor man. whon the last tramp calle<| here ! gave hint a bar of •oan. — — — ' Inside ptcu Novcmher.. Uecemlwr.. ..7.657.60 >fnrinoii Camp dlml nt 72 King streot. W. W. Hell. 63 y.-ar* old, died of bain- orrbago at (Irmly hospital. Genres (linfttlly)—No l PMP . . m. I export to re*. ... ^ elor the reat of my dnya.—('hl<*ngo 2foi v. -m\ .. 7.06*7.1 BUILDING PERMITS. 6426—Mr*. L. I>. Ilrndfiird. m nolld one* story frame dwelling nt I0| Hast avenue. . . IS.WD-lfcJffiitfi' k Kcwell, tq, hulhl two# the Jrntn." 'That o*d fellow looka dn-nlfullv dl«ap< ititswi •• evtitssriiui ••’•’•pntbetle sfinn- pointed,'* rrtttarfeod thi ger nt the Village Itntlnn. “Yfg," said the baggageman. TALENT IN COTTON IS STILL BEARISH las, to rrpnlr flrr dnuinge mmmt nt It Oattla *treet. 616.000—A tin ii »tc ComprcM* riunpniiy. to shed at Irwin atrei aud lodge- bulb) frame woo<l avenue. )6,ooo-Cbarle« Harman, to build three oue-atory brick stores at Decatur and ltrad- flgOWMi)"'D, nranioo. to build MMtory it 17 Lawn atraet. ■fljtek train conic Where wna ha tug ohniit a reaction along b»gl cal nhd suli- ■tnntbil line* In Ike fare nf a beari.h vHI hie auniily ■latemeiii anil Ihe eieellenl I rest the emp la making. Reaeilnnxry i era mnile the iMMaf e^few^hlxh l * | “ 1 P* ) ’«j •our nf the tunmen frame ilwellln* at 17 lawn itrMI, lant-Mra,. |f. Ileria, In xiltl to tlwvlllng Yaakll(t*H alreel. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. ’’Da gfttt think that altaenre really nml., • lha haari gmw fomlrrl’’ lannlraq ihe yuan* man who was not a imrilealarly welcome caller, "I hare never given the mailer much con,Mara linn,” wa. ihe ynnna Iniltr’a re- PIxiD-r, "Hanpupe ynq alfty away fur five nr «l, years anil we’ll awe."—yuntmif I’net. tare rr|«>rla inTlki faVnaaa weevil. an9 unilrr tlieraf B fi » B fritl * I8.ITH 17.I3H 18.3TH I7.» laKdi: A * 5S.‘.v: :gn !>; IT |:Z in..., 7.86 i.00 7.0 t.kiW Ifl Jan.... 7.10 7,16 7.40 7.4’H I’AHII WHEAT— Nl. J rrl n4»«7J; Nn 3 da 7I< N’a. 3 lianl winter TlvanH, No. 3 4HIV at in 7 ;uV NORTHWEST CARS. The following rnrn today, last week and last vi* ih** northwest Wheat.. Corn.. oat*., Hog*.. .. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat—Opened higher* *t l to p in.: U04(c hither nt t (’oru—Unchanged through tho < PRIMARY MOVEMENT. Tlw» following ftu oreutpfit «*f wheat Whaat—necclpu ( against IJ.’Jt.V« bu menta Jntlajr lU-tW hushdi K* f/Mlar HAono IftisbHs loot year, ■c* glva.tho primary m«I cornr lny J.inert) bushel* ‘‘J thin* n-tle agMaM L , In x (Ji.rtrt bt cl* last year. 312 tnry cathuilnatn ciigcndcrcil l»y IJrifpfld Mol the Price nearly Mr a Ijale, Imit even the fact that the future markat and the *pot division have lo*t their customary rr* Intlonslilp III the sharp decline on options the advance, except on Angiiat. could not he held, though some *“ »loi near Yonge street. ^ __..60—N. J. Grtsfard to Mrs. C. Alston, lot oii corner Oglethorpe ivrnutt ohd Wllaon mifjr deed. 6400—fto^omon Tlurna to II. c. Johnann. lot ..r • Fletcher .... lain talent atrengtl 'short 1 ravtruS In jlie “ oFit. Tl street*. bilrrli _ l1lllf ‘ dny In if years' towns today,- compared with WEATHER FORECAST. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. la alljl licariah. Inti any *bnw ot h will prutmliTy atari baying fur »' neemmt In anltlrlcnl volunia In JS^Fhi*..;. (hafnaati. . Hmrgtn. Iciulatann. Alnlmma, Mlaalaalp- nl, Eaat Floritl* ami Weal KlorlUa-local ralna Mumlay nail Titrailny; light vnrlalHc "ISSS Texas—Fair Monday and Tntaday; variable wliula. STATIONS Off ATLANTA DI8TUICT. and Tucwlay. I WARE 4 LELAND'8 DAILY COTTON LETTER. Miaaotlri—Fair'iiinkfht anil luuiorraw. 6d« North IMkota-khoworx tonight aud to morrow; cool. Vor k. Alt*. 11—Fmxttrc wan wmniht to Imr on tha Liverpool market Hotttb' lutkota—Fair ami warmer In Mit; Rhowers and cooler tomorrow Net,ratka—Fair tonight; lotuormw patlly cloutly. iZTV " f » wril-known frm of New York •in lloitmi cotton mcrahanla took place. *'" r 8* nnantlty of mtion was sold that K™ '"rrle.1 prices down nltotit 10 polatt 53® kntiiniay'a flxaeea or V> American C5IV Thi, atari ml itraunrr In the local ?*’»<•'. and before the stampede censed jjt’'1-cr sol,I I«u,w nie for the Brat Ham JJ* »«►*. There seemed tn he practl- STATfc FURECAST. Gre^n rifle. •e®; r ’ (Irlfnn. rlondy. . . •Macon, it. rlondy. Month-elkt, cleat. , Netanan, p. cloudy. Ibmtc, n. clotrdy. . Hpartanbnrg. cloudy. Tiilnr " WEATHER CONDniON8. The weather over moat of the country la clear to partly, clmi.ly. hot not acttW Tnllapooaa. Hear. Tihu-os. cloudy West Point. r|ngjr» .... Minimum teutjierntarea are fi * nrtmg at ‘ hour pefiod ending at I a. m. tbla i 1IKAW laWXLU*. Oreenalmro. N. (*.. *fdnnera gain the ftapreMfoa that Rpeculatlvi* support I* yet a thing of the future even tl# *mall volume of «neh bn*l- now In evidence will I# curtailed. The 91.200-Hnlotnnii Kurn* to R. C, Johnson, lot on uortheflRt caraar (larlhaldl sin! Fletcher street*. Warranty deed. “ C, porter to (’. I^ Hamwell nnd * near 'arrnnty 660)-\V. I*. Porter to c. I*. Hamwell J. II. Ixoreni, lot on Kelly street, Gleuwood avenne. Warranty deed. ‘ “ifynne n Dai i. Flej RPEPnMOTIHMHHri iperatur*** counted on by bull* come to it In the official record.—Ware k I Comapny of Georgia, lot on Garden street, near Hns* street. Warrant/ deed. 61,408.80—E. 1*. Ansley P» if. J, Hheehan, i Jnekaon afreet, warranty deed. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET, By Private Leaned Wire. “Of course,“ said the new rector, *, _ hop** rveiituall/ to reside Isf a heavenly mansion where — Chicago, Aug. 16.—lingo—Estimated ff Htnn<lnMl niifl Time* ertpta 30.000. Market 6c btgh^J <!«mH y ana nine*, fair: left over 4.880; Imlk 65X43(t.Jf): eatf* pm ted 6«»r toniorrow 18.000: light. g*?06£3>; Cnttle-Eatluuited receipts 22,000. Mar ket ■6roof.Jo.JOc higher^quallty^ fair; “Oh. yea," tnfermpfeil Ulaa rnpfach, “and | do hope It won’t I# too cfoae to the heavenly nut* of tb« poor,**—Catholic Iteeve* 63.«iO«.80; cow* 26; heifers the pressure Is Ulghest over the northeast and lowest In the northwest; It la nvbi*r fist and ataguant over the- soathera half of "Tlm“rai»« during thj pul 24 hnun hnv; Iwcb niostlT local la character ami cnnHucd chlcflv to ihe cooaf atari-naand the uto»u- laln dlalrlcti of ihe mwthtre*t. Wnahliig- Imi rlly re|NWt, 1.92 laehca. Norfolk ..IA ianlter. Fla., l.K and New Orleans 1.30 '"'The'temperatore over the noribetal baa deerraawl alnee Haiortlay morufux. whlh- hilt mtbt change tut a oevarrad over ihe **The rondltloaa favor the dereltmnwntB of .local thunder storms tonight ana Tote day. JWleSrSr tmwTml^'^adSKd ok.’ S2r r Wfcv *■ Ihe season amroarhea the r?,3 ,"h.' n More new eetltm la available ri,, new eotton la avatiame. 2*. , ,r "d* la hroatler ami fleetoatli'ti. of | “"hie charietar ea’n now be axpaetnl. mjv fhaae rlmmtsfaneee. there la aaore I i ,nrw nmniiiiinpfi, in*Tr i* uiurr I ,n roltoo, »nd wb I f.-’-fli ln.ll.*: ' ™ ,l »l ralllee hath very murk ae though akovt eoald lie covered at I *■■ later oa. Iteporta from the South "Htrate a wnnilerfal crop m many »erHnn«. h* l ., l !“lll emne aevere qiualer Ibtwilena. : ™ at dlfflcall to bring about much rr,' »Ofmal reaetlen after a* ex- tra’|e,| , Oeellne. 1)1x1. Artracef. '* A ALABAMA 07. GIBERT & CLAY STOCK#. BONO*. COTTON. GRAIN, correr. provisions ATLANTA. OA. Atlanta Angnats. . . Clmrletton. . (bilreston. . Uttlc Hock. M< mt hls. . M.. .... . . Montgomery. New Orica u*. S lahoma. . . rsnnah. . . Vicksburg. . cm and feeder* 62.40. ftheep-Batlmi strung: qnallf/ HnirsUdoC*; i stock* iniatisl raeelpta SWffo. Mai fair: native 66E6.6); year- Umba 66.6X77; western 61.76 SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldaat Katsbllsbed Office Routh. COTTON STOCkS BOWS OR* IS Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally market tailor nnd market manual mailed on application. Chimneva Blown Down. H pedal go Tile fl corgi, a. Wrighuvltle, O*.. Aug. 13.—Friday afternoon Wiightavllle wae visited by n aevere wind and rain etorm. The tone nf neveral chimney, wer* blown off. peport* from the country near Wrighlsvllle report riiuch damage done to crop.. REMARKS. The temperatan- chiager we-e unlMjair tent. Ualnfall wee acneral. ailh heery fall* In North and kmitb rendlne. ' J. II. MAhlirUT. Heetlon lHrector. Killed By Lightning, gpeeial lo Th- Georgian. Wrighlsvllle, O*., Aug. 19.—Lent Fri day evening Lucinda Wright, colored, wife nf Allen Wright, wae struck by lightning and Instantly killad. L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Correspondent's Capital $250,000 HCfCRCNCC, THE NEAL RANK PHONE 1417. PIIUOENTIAL BLOG MEMRCRS Jork Rfock York Cotton u»m.u ftB .,..v . . i r -Tk Coffes tlx hn»ige^N>w Orl^ana B^ard w ® Privat* Wlfaa to all Gxchan^vf ^°cal and Lang Dfatanta Taltphont 5298# I fcjork Stock *«c)iengej*few OflMaeOrttoii EJctaoj* phlrago IVtord of Trad. E2 c °f">n ntHm New orlcen. Stock L,ch«n«c Uvmpaal O—a AMoriailoo Yet* CoSes E, nnul. Vcw Orl-in, IlcerJ of Trade |iM.vr>.on cotton Lxchnaga THE METAL MARKET. W. R. FAGAN. Mananart By* Prlratr leased \Y!r**. New Yt»rk. Auc- R—Tin op ■nil nearby dcllvrnro. zzrursr* quItL v f#rl. Mew Orltant. ware: a lelano, COTTON, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS, So. 2 Wan it. f#frrs 6aAHiata. Ct KimUHt ftw ftri fcbijf. ChUaqo Bot'd at Trait. Men Gr1*$U Cattaa fttottqe. CtUaao Sta<k htkanqa. lieef-)-: Co n «9 Aitac‘iti9» il»*« York Co*‘f htketaa. hi rata trim la Men la'k. Mew Orleaea. ChJeafa. B. C. 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